Tuesday, December 25, 2018
Mr. Rabbit and Mr. Fox Meet St. Nicholas (Uncle Remus)
Appropriate as my Nephew Bill gave me the CD below for Christmas. I'm sure it will be wonderful and runs almost 6 hours.
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“Ho my Riley, in this happy Christmas time, the black folks shake their clothes, a hunting for a dime. Hi my rinktum! And then they shake their feet, and grease der se’f with the good ham meat. Ho my Riley! They eat and they cram, And by-and-by old Miss will be a’sending out the dram!”
More @ The Abbeville Institute
Speaker Ryan Said He Would Never Support President Trump and He Never Has – Now We Know His Office Was Also Pushing Fake Russia Dossier!
Walk out the door.
Don’t turn around now.
‘Cause you’re not welcome anymore.
Famous words by Gloria Gaynor* * * * * * * * * * *
Speaker Paul Ryan was adamantly against candidate and then President Trump. He said so in a tape released after the election of Ryan speaking with House Republicans.
He was also allegedly linked to the release of the p*ssy tape which almost cost candidate Trump the election.
More @ The Gateway Pundit
Board of Governors denies Chancellor Folt, UNC's Silent Sam proposal & Protests and rallies mark Winter Commencement in Chapel Hill
Via Billy
Update 4:50 p.m.: Folt said the University will reconsider off-campus options in the relocation of Silent Sam in a conference call with reporters.
"As we work with the Board of Governors, our work will involve more fully exploring off-campus options as put forward in the initial report," Folt said. "This was the stated and strong preference that the Board of Trustees and I made in our proposal for the plan because we learned from our analyses that relocating off campus, for example to the North Carolina Museum of History, was the best way to ensure the safety and security of our people and campus and was more feasible and cost-effective."
Update 4:50 p.m.: Folt said the University will reconsider off-campus options in the relocation of Silent Sam in a conference call with reporters.
"As we work with the Board of Governors, our work will involve more fully exploring off-campus options as put forward in the initial report," Folt said. "This was the stated and strong preference that the Board of Trustees and I made in our proposal for the plan because we learned from our analyses that relocating off campus, for example to the North Carolina Museum of History, was the best way to ensure the safety and security of our people and campus and was more feasible and cost-effective."
More @ The Daily Tar Heel
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