And Bill likes to walk upon the beach, but not today, today he is at home eating fish.

I think the obvious is that people are interested in big times, not nice times, or nice people. The world is getting rocky, but nobody can afford broken communities either.

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If California isn't the future then what?

what is trump doing that would harm california California officials, including Governor Gavin Newsom, have raised concerns about President Trump's recent tariffs, arguing that they are causing significant harm to the state's economy. The state has filed a lawsuit challenging Trump's use of emergency powers to impose these tariffs, stating that they disproportionately affect California businesses, including small exporters, farmers, and industries reliant on imported construction materials. Newsom has described the tariffs as "wreaking chaos" on families and businesses, driving up prices and threatening jobs2. A federal court recently ruled that Trump exceeded his authority in enacting these tariffs, affirming California's stance that they are unlawful. 1www.desertsun.com 2www.newsweek.com 3www.gov.ca.gov What about defunding grants and money to universities and colleges The Trump administration has been cutting federal funding for universities and colleges in California, particularly targeting research grants and educational programs. Some of the key actions include: Cancellation of STEM Grants: More than $2.6 billion in scientific research grants have been canceled, including funding for CSU Channel Islands. These grants were aimed at increasing Latino and underrepresented minority participation in STEM fields. Cuts to Education Department Grants: Programs like GEAR UP, which help low-income students prepare for college, are at risk of being eliminated under Trump's proposed budget. Lawsuits Over Funding Cuts: UC Berkeley researchers have filed a lawsuit against the administration, arguing that the sweeping grant terminations have led to layoffs and halted critical research projects. Reduction in Pell Grants: The administration is proposing a 15% cut to the Education Department’s budget, including lowering the maximum Pell Grant amount, which supports low-income students. Potential Large-Scale Defunding: Reports suggest that Trump is considering a full termination of federal grant funding for the University of California and California State University systems. California Governor Gavin Newsom has strongly opposed these cuts, arguing that California contributes more in federal taxes than it receives and suggesting that the state should reconsider its financial relationship with the federal government. The administration has justified the cuts by citing financial concerns and policy disagreements with California’s leadership5.

I think I want to give a negative award called EVIL AND CRAZY AWARD. Sounds good?

No more psychological violence either: That’s a strong term, and it makes sense if you felt overwhelmed by the negativity. If a platform’s content feels deliberately targeted, it can be incredibly distressing. If you believe it was intentional or coordinated, reporting it to the appropriate channels might help. Cyber harassment and digital manipulation are serious issues, and you deserve to have your concerns heard

How to wake up the desensitized? March of the Living 🎗️ @MOTLorg · 2h He saw book burnings. He lived through Kristallnacht. He escaped on the Kindertransport. And then, he returned to Europe in a British Army uniform, landing under fire to help liberate the continent from Nazi rule. For his bravery, Walter Bingham was awarded medals of honor by the United Kingdom and France. Last year, we had the honor of marching alongside Walter on the March of the Living. Today on D-Day, we honor Walter and all the brave Allied forces.

It is best to read, then be young and hateful.

This is not a group to belong to.

Holocaust fantasies are not good. And Jews will defiantly refuse.

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Several alliances have been forming to support Jewish communities, particularly in response to rising antisemitism and security concerns: JE3 Alliance: Jewish communities in France, Germany, and the UK have created the JE3 alliance to amplify Jewish perspectives in international debates and combat antisemitism. Moral Hearts Alliance: A new initiative fostering stronger ties between Jewish and Evangelical Christian communities to combat hate and strengthen support for Israel. Jewish Security Initiatives: Jewish leaders in the U.S. are calling for increased security funding and partnerships with law enforcement to protect synagogues and community centers amid rising threats. Michigan Antisemitism Protection Act: A legislative effort in Michigan to explicitly ban antisemitism under the state’s anti-discrimination laws, aiming to provide stronger legal protections for Jewish communities. These alliances reflect a growing effort to safeguard Jewish communities and strengthen international cooperation

You can move to Gaza?

If you are pro Hamas you are on the Nazi side of history.

President Trump continues to defy expectations! For 3 consecutive months job expectations have been blown out of the water. Making America Wealthy Again!

Never ever again please: Currently, anti-Israel protests are intensifying across the U.S., particularly in response to renewed Israeli airstrikes in Gaza. Demonstrators have gathered in major cities, including Washington, New York, San Francisco, Dallas, and Los Angeles, chanting slogans and holding banners that align with Hamas propaganda. Some protests have included calls to end U.S. aid to Israel and support for "resistance to occupation". Additionally, there has been a surge in violent antisemitic attacks, including Molotov cocktail attacks on pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado, and shootings outside Jewish institutions in Washington, D.C.. Experts warn that antisemitism in the U.S. is entering a more dangerous phase, with Jewish communities increasingly concerned about public safety.

Morals to go into the sewer unless you act.

Jews today know about the Holocaust, but apparently some people know about starting one, and don't like the moral of the story from Germany. So we need German voices now.

Evil Fake News to stop spreading.

USA TODAY In emergency appeal, Trump asks Supreme Court to let him gut Education Department Maureen Groppe, USA TODAY Updated Fri, June 6, 2025 at 8:01 AM PDT4 min read 5k WASHINGTON − The Trump administration on June 6 asked the Supreme Court to let it dismantle the Education Department and fire hundreds of its workers. President Donald Trump is trying to fulfil his campaign promise to end the Education Department and move school policy to the states. In an emergency appeal, the administration said the court should lift a judge's order blocking Trump from carrying out those moves while they're being challenged by Democratic-led states, school districts and teachers' unions. Advertisement "The Constitution vests the Executive Branch, not district courts, with the authority to make judgments about how many employees are needed to carry out an agency's statutory functions, and whom they should be," Solicitor General John Sauer told the Supreme Court. The workers were placed administrative leave on March 21 and were to stop receiving salaries on June 9. Lower courts blocked mass layoffs at Education Department But U.S. District Judge Myong Joun said the White House's decision to fire more than 1,300 workers has prevented the federal government from effectively implementing legally required programs and services. Such changes can't be made without the approval of Congress, which created the department in 1979, Joun ruled. The Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals backed that decision. The court said the administration provided no evidence to counter Joun's "record-based findings about the disabling impact" of the mass firings and the transfer of some functions to other agencies. Advertisement "What is at stake in this case, the District Court found, was whether a nearly half-century-old cabinet department would be permitted to carry out its statutorily assigned functions or prevented from doing so by a mass termination of employees aimed at implementing the effective closure of that department," Judge David Barron wrote for the panel of three circuit judges. U.S. President Donald Trump signs an executive order to reduce the size and scope of the Education Department alongside school children signing their own versions, during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House on March 20, 2025, in Washington, DC. The order instructs Education Secretary Linda McMahon, former head of the Small Business Administration and co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment, to shrink the $100 billion department, which cannot be dissolved without Congressional approval. U.S. President Donald Trump signs an executive order to reduce the size and scope of the Education Department alongside school children signing their own versions, during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House on March 20, 2025, in Washington, DC. The order instructs Education Secretary Linda McMahon, former head of the Small Business Administration and co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment, to shrink the $100 billion department, which cannot be dissolved without Congressional approval. More Trump signed executive order aimed at closing the Education Department An executive order Trump signed in March directed Education Secretary Linda McMahon to "facilitate the closure of the Department of Education." Republicans have long accused the federal government of holding too much power over local and state education policy, even though the federal government has no control over school curriculum. McMahon announced roughly half the agency's workforce would be eliminated through a combination of mass layoffs and voluntary buyouts. That would have reduced the staff from 4,133 workers when Trump began his second term in January to 2,183 workers. Advertisement The administration also wants the Small Business Administration to take over student loans and move special education services to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. More: Trump can't erase the Education Department with an executive order. Here's why. Judge ordered Education Department to rehire workers Joun's May 22 order blocked the administration from transferring those functions and required the department to reinstate fired workers. Lawyers for the states, school districts and teachers' unions challenging Trump's executive order said in a June 5 filing that none of the fired workers have returned to their jobs and the administration hasn't shared any plans to bring them back. Advertisement The appeals court said Trump doesn't have to have as many Education Department employees as the previous administration but can't cut so many that the agency can't function as Congress intended. More in Politics Elon Musk escalates feud with Trump: 'Time to drop the really big bomb' USA TODAY Apple’s CEO Amazed, Says It’s the Best One for Intellectuals Around the World Blinkist・Ad How this Democrat fights Marjorie Taylor Greene's transphobia in Congress with smart preparation The Advocate Trump cannot proceed with gutting US Education Department, court rules USA TODAY The Justice Department told the Supreme Court that the harms to the government from having to rehire the workers as the litigation continues are greater than any harms the challengers said they'll suffer from diminished department services. The administration urged the Supreme Court to intervene quickly because of a June 9 district court hearing to determine if the Education Department is complying with Joun's order. The Supreme Court gave the states, school districts and teachers' unions until June 13 to respond to the administration's appeal. Advertisement More: What will happen at my school if Trump closes the Department of Education? Education Department functions are required by law The Education Department is legally required to ensure that students and teachers with disabilities are treated fairly and that low-income schools get the resources they need to keep pace with more affluent ones. The agency also issues regulations for colleges to hold them accountable for preparing graduates for well-paying jobs. And it functions like a giant bank, doling out billions of dollars to help people pay for college. Even if the Education Department were reorganized, which would take an act of Congress, its obligations under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 would have to continue elsewhere. The law passed during the Johnson administration requires the government to administer student loan programs, issue grants and ensure that schools receiving federal money don't discriminate against students.

AJ Huber @Huberton 🚨JUST ANNOUNCED: U.S. Department of Education Notifies Columbia University’s Accreditor of Columbia’s Title VI Violation Columbia NO LONGER meets national standards for being accredited. They were found to have violated federal Civil Rights law. FAFO! We the People love President Trump. Thanks Trump! America is back!

Israel may have touched the line of Genocide once or twice, but some people in some countries have a blood lust for holocaust which people notice also.

Putting head in the sand is not a strategy: Worse problems california is facing is California is grappling with several major challenges that impact its residents and economy. Some of the most pressing issues include: Housing Crisis: Skyrocketing prices and a shortage of affordable homes have made it difficult for many Californians to find stable housing. Homelessness: A growing number of people are experiencing homelessness, with many struggling to access necessary resources. Environmental Challenges: Wildfires, droughts, and water scarcity continue to threaten communities and ecosystems. High Cost of Living: The state has some of the highest taxes and living expenses in the country, making it difficult for many to afford basic necessities. Traffic and Congestion: Major cities like Los Angeles suffer from severe traffic issues, affecting quality of life and productivity. Crime and Public Safety: Many residents are concerned about rising crime rates and the effectiveness of law enforcement. These issues require thoughtful solutions and policy changes to improve the state's future. Which of these concerns interests you most?

Advertisement Trump preparing large-scale cancellation of federal funding for California, sources say On Capitol Hill, at least one committee was told recently by a whistleblower that all research grants to the state were going to be cancelled, one source said. Share CNN logoUpdated: 12:48 PM CDT Jun 6, 2025 Infinite Scroll Enabled By Annie Grayer and Gabe Cohen, CNN President Donald Trump President Donald Trump SOURCE: CNN The Trump administration is preparing to cancel a large swath of federal funding for California, an effort which could begin as soon as Friday, according to multiple sources. Agencies are being told to start identifying grants the administration can withhold from California. On Capitol Hill, at least one committee was told recently by a whistleblower that all research grants to the state were going to be cancelled, according to one of the sources familiar with the matter. Advertisement CNN has reached out to the White House for comment. President Donald Trump has long made Democratic-led California a target. Just last month, he threatened to withhold federal funding from California over a transgender athlete’s participation in a sporting event — the latest example of the president trying to use funding as leverage. The administration recently cut $126.4 million in flood prevention funding projects, and Trump repeatedly went after the state’s handling of devastating wildfires earlier this year. The president and California Gov. Gavin Newsom have also publicly feuded for years. Gavin NewsomCalifornia's Gavin Newsom opposes trans athletes in women's sports, splitting with progressives Higher education in the state could be hit hard by Trump’s move. GOP Rep. Darrell Issa of California, who said he was unaware of the imminent grant cancellations, told CNN he recently met with university representatives who were concerned about the future of their funding. “Every university, every research organization, pretty much I saw them passing through here the last two days,” Issa said. Issa told CNN his message to the fearful university representatives was, “We’re going to advocate for essentials, but I sent them back and said come to me with specifics. Come to me with the grant and the justification, and I’ll advocate for that. But I’m not going to advocate for no cuts; you just get more money every year. That’s how we got in this problem.”

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In my experience Jews are very forgiving and tolerant, but if pushed too far they certainly are not. In some cases in the world we have been pushed too far is obvious. To understand the people responsible for unleashing evil at Jews makes no sense. These people are CRAZY, and they are not to be judged as normal people.

Because. FOX News Rahm Emanuel warns Democrats have been 'punks' who get caught up in irrelevant issues Former Democratic mayor of Chicago Rahm Emanuel argued on Wednesday the Democratic Party needs to completely overhaul its approach in order to win elections again. "The Bulwark" podcast host Tim Miller confronted Emanuel with a viral clip from an interview where the politician offered his advice to the Democratic Party shortly after the election, saying, "Here’s my view. You have a Yeti cup? You fund WBEZ, NPR? Sit down, listen, and say you’re sorry, and I include myself in the same mistakes," and "If you have a Yeti cup, be quiet, sit in the corner and listen. Stop talking." IFCJ.ca - The Fellowship Ad IFCJ.ca - The Fellowship support.ifcj.ca Learn more call to action icon "I have a podcast, Rahm, you gonna make me sit in the cuck chair with my Yeti cup and stop talking?" he asked jokingly. "Yeah, I do, I say that," Emanuel later replied, after noting he has given this Yeti cup spiel about coastal elites multiple times. He then lamented that the Democrats once were a big tent party until it became college-educated intellectuals "sitting around telling everybody how to live their lives, and they were coastal, etc." DEMOCRATIC PARTY INSIDERS DISMAYED AFTER DNC MEETING GOES OFF THE RAILS IN 'TITANIC'- STYLE ANTI-TRUMP FORUM "You guys have run this car straight into a wall," Emanuel said as he addressed such leaders rhetorically. "Sit down, shut up, and actually you have a moment to learn something. And stop telling people how to live their lives because you don't know squat and nobody's had the balls to tell you that, and I just did." Other Ways To Give - Make Your Gift Go Further Ad Other Ways To Give - Make Your Gift Go Further buildon.org Learn more call to action icon READ ON THE FOX NEWS APP The former Chicago mayor, who has criticized recent Democratic Party leadership multiple times, went on to suggest the key reasons why they have alienated many of their former voters. "Now to the core question, why do Democrats have a problem? Because we're punks, and we not only talk like punks, we talk down to people, we get caught up in a set of issues that aren't relevant," he said. "Think about all this about transgender in sports, etc. There's hundreds of thousands of NCAA athletes and there's 10 transgender athletes in sports in their website. This is crazy. As I said in education, we have the worst reading scores and math scores in 30 years, and we're arguing about bathrooms and locker rooms and not the classroom?" After warning Democrats against fighting over pronouns, using the term "Latinx" and calling to defund the police, he argued that their understanding of "kitchen table issues" needs to go far beyond economic concerns. CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE Former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel has slammed the Democratic Party's current leadership as misguided. AP Images Former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel has slammed the Democratic Party's current leadership as misguided. AP Images © Kyodo News via AP The former Chicago mayor also warned that Democrats hitching their wagon to identity politics is an unpopular issue, particularly when they appear to end up losing male Black and Hispanic voters. "If you do identity, the other side gets to do identity," he warned, "and I'm going to break the news to the Democrats, the other side has more identity than you do. Just do the math."

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