I unapologetically stand for free speech, peaceful demonstrations, and immigration—but this is not that.
This is anarchy and true chaos.
My party loses the moral high ground when we refuse to condemn setting cars on fire, destroying buildings, and assaulting law enforcement.
I wrote this book a few years after my mother was killed on 9/11 helping a friend. On one of the last days I was back in New York City after the attack I was riding the subway to the Javits Center in Manhattan to file for my mother's death certificate. I was reading newspaper accounts of the fallen firefighters and of course I mourned for their families but I wondered who would tell the story of people like my mother who went out as heroes as well. When I got to the center I stalled going in because it made things so final and I was looking at missing person photos when I was approached by Andrea Peyser of the New York Post who interviewed me about my mother. I had just asked God who would tell her story and it turned out it was going to be me. I wrote the book to honor her and God and if you would like to purchase a copy please send me a DM.
@mrbayoa1 I need it for my sister.
She's in her finals as a computer scientist and her system crashed.
We can barely pay her school fees talk more of getting her a new system.
She normally used her old system to do gig to support herself and this would help her so much.
@AjeboDanny I don dey get babes since when I still be smallie wey sapa dey finish me.
You don see me? I be "onu gbajie girls"
Babes just like me but I no dey hustle for them.
I go buy bigi house, drive bigi car and babes go come by themselves because na IDAN I be