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October is domestic violence awareness month.
You work with victims.
You work with abusers.
You probably really like the abusers - they are great until behind closed doors...
Sarah retweeted
Je vis à Limoges et aujourd’hui on se réveille tous avec une énorme gueule de bois sans bien comprendre ce qui vient de se passer.
Ce bâtiment c’est la mairie de Limoges.
143 ans d’histoire.
Des œuvres d’art.
Et forcément des milliers de souvenirs pour tous les limougeauds.
Un bâtiment qui a résisté aux 2 guerres mondiales…
Et il est tombé aujourd’hui face a une minorité de casseurs décérébrés qui ont semé le chaos dans la ville.
Tout en exultant leur joie avec une impunité déconcertante.
C’est plus qu’une image.
C’est un symbole d’une France qui se fracture.
Parce qu’en plus de ces images choquantes
Ce sont des magasins pillés
Des voitures brûlées
Des entreprises qui vont fermer
Des salariés qui vont pointer aux chômages
Et des coûts monstrueux pour tout remettre en état alors que la France fait face à la plus grande crise budgétaire de ce siècle.
Ceux qui cassent vont ils réparer ?
Vont ils payer la note qui va se chiffrer en centaines de millions dans toute la France ?
Vont ils être tout simplement être punis ?
L’avenir est sombre pour la France…
It’s me in a packers hat, a guy in a Boise state jersey, 6 bills fans and a full plane of raider nation leaving SLC for the game in Vegas
“Why did you move to a self sufficient farm to table neighborhood in a mountain valley that can activate full lock down mode and be fully secure with only 2 ways in/out in a matter of minutes”
No reason….
Sarah retweeted
I’m French. 🇫🇷
And I’m tired of watching people confuse freedom with the freedom to destroy.
You have the right to protest.
You have the right to be angry.
You have the right to demand change.
You do NOT have the right to burn, loot or attack people.
A Republic that protects the right to protest must also protect its citizens from violence.
That’s not authoritarianism.
That’s the rule of law.
Somehow before takeoff the flight attendant on my flight has turned the entire 1st class cabin against her.
Fascinating. Never seen this before. No one is being mean but they have all stopped engaging and even responding.
It’s like gentle parenting her passive aggression
Sarah retweeted
The situation at the Place de la République in Paris.
Thousands of projectiles were launched against the police by Islamic rioters, and the ground is now completely covered in debris.
This is the kind of scene you’d only expect to see in a war zone.
Sarah retweeted
Just a reminder: The leading candidate for Senate from the state of Michigan said, “We, as a country, owe it to the world to open our border.”
So yeah, this is exactly what Democrats want to bring to America.
Sarah retweeted
It’s time to get the historic art out of France before the monsters who did this burn it all. Imagine if they got inside the Louvre, which they could easily do.
Sarah retweeted
Total chaos outside the symbol of Christianity in Milan, the Cathedral. Paper bombs, firecrackers, cars destroyed, attacks on police, insults and shouting right in front of the Duomo. No Italian, not even the worst, would dare to light fires and shoot fireworks against the Duomo. An insult that cannot be explained and forgotten.
Italy like France. Outside Milan Cathedral. A symbol of Christianity under siege. Fires, clashes, and devastation beneath its spires. This is no celebration — it is a collapse. They are burning the heart of Milan while everyone watches and records it. This is a war on our history, culture, traditions, and identity.
I guess @ABC is going to keep up with this “student” narrative as if we are all stupid and don’t have eyes
Protesters across France called for street demonstrations Saturday against rising living costs, joining high school students' grievances over education conditions after more than three weeks of school blockades.
abcnews.visitlink.me/OJk0QK
A 143-year-old French landmark is destroyed after rioters set it ablaze, causing its roof to collapse into the floors below.
Local officials say two-thirds of the Limoges Town Hall is gone as violent anti-government agitators torched the building's exterior, in what the officials called a "catastrophe for heritage."
The violence comes as more than half a million demonstrators took to the streets nationwide, over the soaring cost of living enter their fourth week across France. Authorities have reported roughly 400 arrests.
And the unrest is spreading beyond Limoges. See which other government buildings rioters targeted: foxnews.com/world/limoges-to…
Business cards.
Shout out to @StaplesStores for doing a 2 hour turnaround for me!
Ok, My idea to do group meals with a bunch of people to introduce them to each other has been a hit.
I was expecting 3-4 people to want to join me for a boujie brunch tomorrow - nearly 30 people signed up across 3 meals (one a day) leading up to official event start time.

















