Mississippi

You know what's not really funny?

In this Sept. 26, 2014 file photo, students and faculty recite the “Pledge of Allegiance” during an assembly at the Crystal Boarding School in Crystal, N.M., on the Navajo Nation. (AP/John Locher)

Last Tuesday, Life's Losers got their revenge: with the help of Putin and the FBI they saddled America with a vengeful narcissist with a tiny attention span who has surrounded himself with fascists. They sent their message, that the two establishment parties have left them and their families for roadkill.

No, they're not invited to Trump's "victory" party at the Hilton in NYC next weekIn The Atlantic this week, best-selling urban studies author Richard Florida is best known for his concept of the creative class and its implications for urban regeneration, compared states where science and technology are leading economic development to states where sc

OK crime spree, 'Satan 2' songs and the Dreamworld/Doomocracy theme park + this day in history w/the Baltimore Four and our song of the day by Honeyblood on your Morning Monarchy for October 27, 2016.

A Mississippi cop left her 3-year-old girl in her patrol car for up to four hours while visiting a fellow cop identified as her boyfriend.
When Long Beach police officer Cassie Barker returned to the patrol car, her daughter was unresponsive.

A Mississippi cop was fired today after a video that went viral on social media shows him lurking in his patrol car near a high school, trying to coax a teenaged girl into cutting class, pressuring her into accompany him to “room” to have sex instead.
The on-duty cop said he “wanted to do more than just talk.” He then assured the teen nobody would find out what they were doing, and that he’d “take care of her.”

Facebook matrix, NATO networks and emo UFO's + this day in history w/Mississippi Burning and our song of the day by Thalia Zedek Band on your Morning Monarchy for June 21, 2016.

Americans' confidence in schools, churches, banks, government and media at record lows; When everything else fails, amateur radio will still be here; and some blind kids in West Virginia got to be in a band.