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After my reporting on Ericka Lomick, who later suspended her campaign for Texas House District 93, I started digging into another candidate currently asking Texans to send her to Austin. Meet Brittany Black. Black is the Democratic nominee for Texas House District 61 in Collin County. She is running against Republican incumbent State Rep. Keresa Richardson and Green Party candidate Anissa Chilmeran in the November 3 general election. Black describes herself as a senior software engineer and business owner whose work has supported the Department of Defense, NASA and the State Department. She campaigns on what she calls “accountability, affordability and action.” But campaign websites are designed to tell voters the best version of a candidate’s story. Police reports, court records and arrest records sometimes tell a much more… different one. Her records go back at least to 2005, when court paperwork later recovered by police showed that Black had been placed on conditional discharge for driving while her license was suspended. Then came April 16, 2006. According to a Johnson County Sheriff’s report, a deputy clocked Black traveling approximately 86 mph in a 65-mph zone on I-57. When law enforcement attempted to stop her, police say Black did not pull over. Instead, she continued onto I-24 and accelerated. The pursuit reportedly reached approximately 120 MPH. Police said Black passed vehicles while fleeing before ultimately losing control of the vehicle and crashing into a ditch. She was cited for aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude police, driving while her license was suspended and speeding 120 mph in a 65-mph zone. According to the deputy’s report, officers discovered a small straw containing white residue inside Black’s wallet. The deputy wrote that when he questioned her about illegal drugs, Black referenced the straw and reportedly stated that she had not used “coke” for approximately nine months. The straw was submitted for forensic testing. Illinois State Police laboratory testing identified the residue as cocaine. Black ultimately pleaded guilty to felony possession of a controlled substance. lack entered Illinois’ first-offender probation program, meaning the court withheld a final judgment while she completed probation. After successfully completing that program, the cocaine case did NOT result in a final felony conviction. The aggravated-fleeing charge was also dismissed. (Weird IMO) But this part is STILL true, regardless of how much she pushes back… Black pleaded guilty to felony cocaine possession after a police pursuit that officers said reached approximately 120 mph. And according to the police report, Black told the deputy she fled because she did not have a valid driver’s license and knew it was suspended. Police then found paperwork inside her vehicle documenting the earlier suspended-license matter. Less than TWO MONTHS later, Black was dealing with law enforcement again. Court records allege that on June 7, 2006, Black slapped her then-boyfriend in the face. She was charged with domestic battery. A second count alleged that Black slapped another woman, identified in reporting as her boyfriend’s mother, in the face as well. Those charges were ultimately dismissed after prosecutors were unable to subpoena the alleged victims and witnesses. Then came 2008. On June 11, 2008, Black was booked for disorderly conduct in Champaign County. Police records cited in subsequent reporting describe the incident as a drunken fight in the street. Roughly six weeks later, Black was arrested again, this time for criminal damage to property. Continue on for part 2 in thread 👇 Yes… there’s more.

BBC correspondent Jeremy Bowen pretends to be under Russian artillery fire when an elderly Ukrainian woman walking her dog checks to see if he's okay. The BBC has always been fake news.

I am calling it now: private landlords in New York City are soon going to feel their pain of their rental incomes being halted or frozen, meanwhile their expenses continue to pile up, which will result in their properties decaying and the assets eventually being foreclosed on, putting it up for grabs by the DSA/Muslim Brotherhood, thereby eliminating the free market. This is just one of the numerous things “Mayor” Zohran Mamdani was tasked with doing for them. Bookmark this post.

When an earthquake hits and the electrical grid dies, the world learns what a country is really made of. In New Orleans during Katrina, stores were shot open. In New York during blackouts, pharmacies were looted clean. When water supplies run low, bottled water prices jump to twenty dollars. Now look at Japan when the ground tears open. The power fails. The cash registers die. The automatic sliding doors freeze shut. Outside, freezing rain or snow is falling. The entire town is plunged into absolute blackness. The twenty-year-old convenience store clerk doesn't run away. He pulls the glass doors open with his bare hands. He straps a small LED flashlight around his forehead. He walks out into the sub-zero chill and sets up a small folding table. Soon, two hundred shivering residents form a line down the sidewalk. No screaming. No pushing. No frantic mob rushing the aisles. They stand in complete silence, one behind the other. The clerk has written on a piece of cardboard: "Two rice balls and one bottle of water per person. We want everyone to eat tonight." The store has zero electricity to scan barcodes. So the clerk punches the numbers into a battery-powered calculator by hand. He doesn't charge ten dollars for water. He doesn't double the price of bread. He sells every item at the exact normal retail price: 108 yen. When people reach into their pockets and pull out soaked bills, the clerk counts out exact metal change with his frozen fingers. And watch what the customers do: Many hand him a 500-yen coin, take their single bottle of water, and say: "Keep the rest for the next person who doesn't have cash." They leave. The store is not trashed. Not a single shelf is looted. Civilization is not your stock market. It is not your military budget. Civilization is what happens in a pitch-black parking lot when the power is cut, and nobody forgets who they are.

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Social media users are furious, with some even calling for her to be charged, after a young woman posted a video admitting that, as a middle school student, she falsely accused a male teacher of sexual misconduct simply because he wouldn’t let her sit next to her friend. Viewers pointed out that she never once took responsibility for potentially ruining the man’s life. She smiled throughout the story and ended by saying her actions “weren’t that bad” and weren’t really her fault. This is exactly the kind of behavior that makes people skeptical of sexual assault allegations and can make it harder for genuine victims to be believed. Falsely accusing someone of something this serious is vile.

With Moroccan migrants still causing mayhem in Ceuta, police on mainland Spain are becoming less tolerant of third world behaviours. 📍 Front Marítim hotel, Barcelona.

In 2015 the EU tried to force Poland to take in migrants from the Middle East and Africa, but Poland REFUSED. When Belarus started pushing migrants at its border in 2021, Poland didn't let them in and then pay for their housing, food, and healthcare like so many Western countries do. Instead, it built a steel wall more than 100 miles long and put soldiers on it. Today Polish cities are some of the safest in Europe. People can actually walk around at night without looking over their shoulder. This didn't happen by accident. It happened because their leaders chose their OWN citizens first.

♦️🇺🇸♦️THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT!♦️🇺🇸♦️ BRAVO: Guess where? The no- nonsense Danish Police take a wrecking ball to a pro- Hamas protesting blockade in Copenhagen IN 3 2 1…..actually 1 minute and 32 seconds America take heed and more of this please!