Just My Personal Opinion, Of Course...

  Once lone ago in my personal life, I was responsible for personnel records for all employees of West Virginia University. In fact, I actually worked with each new employee to get them on the payroll, signed up for benefits, introduce them to the Employees Handbook, and more... Key for me was that I had also taken the business courses in high school that prepared me for handling the full scope of exactly what records management was all about...  Because of this, what occurred immediately after Trump's first term when he, instead of turning all records back to the national archivist office, chose to remove them from government facilities, storing them in backrooms and other areas that provided no security whatsoever, it immediately caught my attention. I was appalled just how badly that entire investigation and retrieval was, as well as the retribution that was being sought because Trump got caught stealing what was not his, but, rather, belonged in government archives! And he...

  I will not be drawn into debate over this post. I am aware of the arguments of people who disagree with the statements below. I am posting this for all those who may be living in fear in this moment so you know you are not alone. I want to share this piece in solidarity: This is where I stand. The 45/47th President, his power hungry cronies taking positions of authority in his Cabinet and administration, and the majority of Republicans in Congress are a real and active threat to me, my way of life, and all or most of the people I love. Some people are saying that we should give Trump a chance, that we should "work together" with him because he won the election and he is "everyone's president." This is my response: •I will not forget how badly he and so many others treated former President Barack Obama for 8 years and Biden cleaning up his mess...lies about his legitimacy and hatred for his principles and his attempts to work within the system. •I will not ...

Palm Beach Post News A South Florida lawyer says documents released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act suggest " occult activity " took place on the deceased Palm Beach financier's private island — a claim that mirrors conspiracy theories spreading online in the wake of the most recent upload. Attorney Travis Walker, who filed a federal lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's estate in January on behalf of a woman identified as Jane Doe, declined to provide specifics but described the purported cult as religious, "sinister" and involving sex trafficking. "It's definitely not Christianity," he said. "It's something different." Walker said he intends to do "a deeper dive with regards to the actual activities that were ongoing" at the island as the lawsuit proceeds. He offered to share documents supporting the cult claims but had not done so by Feb. 6. Attorney Jack Scarola, who has represented nearly 20 Epstein survivors...