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Seems Target Was Already Digging a Hole Even Before Their Queer Conversion

According to This, the Target Corp. has long been helping fund the extreme Left political agenda with its ample profits through it's Target Foundation. In response to the death of St.George Floyd and burning and looted of numerous Target stores, the corporation ramped up its diversity, equity and inclusion and funding of leftist non-profit grifters.

Target CEO Brian Cornell discussed Target’s DEI strategy on CBS Mornings in September 2022 and said that a series of meetings on DEI in 2019 prepared him for the murder of George Floyd.

One of the beneficiaries of Target’s largesse is the NDN Collective, a South Dakota nonprofit that hauls in $50 million or more in annual revenue. Grifting is really profitable these days, and NDN is absurdly radical: 

"NDN identifies as “intersectional,” which is an idea coined by a critical race theorist, Kimberlé Crenshaw, holding that America is inborn with structurally racist and misogynistic systems, and they can intersect upon an individual to form numerous layers of persecution. By joining forces with other oppressed groups, NDN hopes to move towards “liberation." 

The organization’s campaign “LANDBACK” called for America to give up its public land.

"The closure of Mount Rushmore, return of that land and all public lands in the Black Hills, South Dakota is our cornerstone battle.  Not only does Mount Rushmore sit in the heart of the sacred Black Hills, but it is an international symbol of White supremacy and colonization. To truly dismantle white supremacy and systems of oppression, we have to go back to the roots. Which, for us, is putting Indigenous Lands back in Indigenous hands."

NDN also supports, among other things, the obliteration of Israel and the destruction of the U.S. military. Great causes for Target to get behind.

Remember that next time you think about shopping at Target.

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Statue of Reconciliation at Arlington to Be Destroyed

Anyone who has involved themselves in university level history studies knows almost all empires, monarchies, republics and democracies all experienced uprisings or civil wars of some kind. Their histories are taught not to disparage the losers, but as a lesson, who-where-why and the results. Taught as understandings.

But the American Civil war, a bloody turning point that helped set her on course to a world power, is now taught through a radical lens as a disgrace, a dead horse to be beat at every opportunity to advance agendas. 

Excerpts from the Washington Times:

After the Civil War, Presidents Abraham Lincoln and  Ulysses S. Grant worked hard to reconcile the North and the South. Lincoln pardoned and restored property to all who engaged in the war, with the exception of the highest Confederate officials and military leaders. Grant supported pardons for former Confederate leaders — seeking to maintain peace and economic growth — while also protecting the civil rights of freed slaves. 

In 1898, President William McKinley held a “Peace Jubilee,” where he stated: “In the spirit of fraternity, we should share with you in the care of the graves of the Confederate soldiers. … Sectional feelings no longer holds back the love we feel for each other. The old flag waves over us in peace with new glories.” 

In 1900, Congress allowed Confederate remains to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery, designating Special Section 16 to them — and that’s where the monument stands. 

Three years later, in 1903, the first Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies were held in Section 16. President Theodore Roosevelt sent a floral arrangement to commemorate it, a tradition that almost every U.S. president has repeated — even Barack Obama. (Mr. Obama modified the tradition by sending a wreath to Section 16 and another one to D.C.’s African American Civil War Memorial.) 

Now, the radicals in our society are going to tear down the creation designed by Moses Jacob Ezekiel, a Confederate veteran and the first Jewish graduate of the Virginia Military Institute, who is buried beneath the statue. Its empty base and foundation will remain as to avoid disturbing the surrounding graves. 

With the monument’s destruction, the reconciliation message that Lincoln, Grant, McKinley, Taft and Roosevelt advocated will be lost. 

The statue’s demise will not unite but only further divide.

As Biden's affirmative action secretary of defense Loyd something has explained, Arlington National Cemetery can inspire all those who call them home, fully reflect the history and the values of the United States.

In today’s race-based hysteria, it is a wonder that Section 16 has survived at all.

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He drew on his own personal sense of compassion along with a unique ability to show the flaws in the human condition by turned the mirror toward us with his sometime scary or unrealized visions of ourselves.  And was damn good at it. 

Spawn of Vader Booed at Alma Mater Commencement

Liz Cheney - Former U.S.Representative (Rino-Wy) Disgraced

In another step toward degrading of our traditions, the hateful forces of division are now invading the time honored ceremony of the higher education commencement exercises. I'm not saying college commencements are sacred and haven't been controversial before. But it's a time of celebration, encouragement and the opening of the doorway to a future life.

But even this happy celebration can be ruined by the ugliest of us. From Joe Biden's disgusting "White Supremacy" rant at the Howard University commencement earlier this month, to Jan 6th Kubiki Theater Co-chair Liz Cheney's blasting of Republicans and DJT at her own alma mater. As a result, the Daughter of  Vader was booed and many turned their backs on her. 

From the Daily Mail:

"Graduates booed and turned their chairs away from former U.S Rep. Liz Cheney as she delivered the commencement address at Colorado College on Sunday. Cheney repeated her fierce criticisms of former President Trump but steered clear of talking about his 2024 reelection campaign or her own political future. The Wyoming Republican blasted her House Republican colleagues for not doing enough to combat Trump's lies. 

Throughout Cheney's remarks, more and more opposing the choice of Cheney as speaker booed and turned their chairs away from the stage while she spoke. One graduate's message to Cheney was splashed on her cap. It read: 'Why listen to a racist, imperialist, transphobic, warmonger?? 'Your hate is loud."

"Cheney implored the new college graduates to not compromise when it comes to the truth and blasted one of the attorneys who worked for Trump after the election for allegedly telling a gathering of Republicans that 'it is crucially important to make sure that college students don't vote. 

Cheney, who graduated from Colorado College in 1988, recalled being a political science student walking into a campus building where a Bible verse was inscribed above the entrance that read, 'Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.' After being booted from office and being replaced by a Trump-backed Republican who defeated her in last year's primary, Cheney was appointed to a professorship at the University of Virginia."

I'm sure Thomas Jefferson, father of the Unv. of Virginia rolled over in his grave at that news. And as far as I'm concerned, I hope the witch never get's anywhere near the seat of government again!

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We Can Never Appreciate Enough What They Gave.

I ran across this picture a while back, and it hit home for me. It reminded me of someone I miss, one of the loveliest men I have ever known. He was my Grandfather's twin, my Great Uncle Rupert. I got to see Rupert almost every Christmas as a child, and he lived long enough for me to grow up enough to love and appreciate him as a young lady.

Rupert join the Scottish Air Patrol at the beginning of WWII and flew English channel & North Sea patrols. After the allied invasion of France his squadron was transferred to the Royal Air Force command and was assigned as gunner to a British Stirling Bomber Group.

 

Rupert flew 30 something missions over Nazi occupied territories, and 17 raids over Germany. When the war was over, now deaf in one ear, he went back to his trade of precision clock making. When Rupert died in 1997, of the 91 surviving members of his RAF Squadron after the war, Rupert was one of only 6 left.    

 

As someone who grew up surrounded by the blood soak battlefields of two world wars that to this day show their scars, I'm fully aware of what terrible things we are capable of, and can do to each other. 

Rupert spoke of the war in detail to me only once when I told him we were exploring the period in our studies. At times the pain of those years weighed heavy on his face. And one time turning away so as not for me to see. But what I saw in this gentle soft spoken man was someone who did what was necessary, and willing to die that I might breathe free. 

I just wonder now what Rupert would think of the juxtaposition of the world to which he climbed out of his bomber for the final time at the end of the war, and this world as it has become today.