#ReleaseTheMemo

Redemption through Truth! Life, Liberty, & Pursuit of Happiness. #Disincorporate Everything! Natural Law, Freewill. My opinions are my own. I am not an expert!

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

Follow these guys in instagram - they just had their account wiped out to punish/censor them for daring to make a short film about The Fabian Society - what does that tell you? So many people ask who is behind the push for globalism? Well…

[MEP Sebastian Tynkkynen @SebastianMEP]

Today, Belgian police blocked me — a sitting Member of the European Parliament — from entering the European Parliament for nearly an hour.

They were on the phone with Brussels Mayor Philippe Close, who was personally directing their actions. We have video footage of the incident.

The Mayor prevented me from delivering over half a million European citizens’ signatures for the @SaveEuropeAct initiative.

This is unacceptable.

The EU is a union of 27 member states. No single country — and certainly not one socialist mayor of a single city — has the right to decide which MEPs from other nations can carry out their democratic duties.

My team and I will launch a formal investigation into the mayor’s conduct.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

The European Union finally had borders put up.

To stop the invasion of Europe?

Of course not, they did it to block patriots delivering over half a million European citizens’ signatures for the @SaveEuropeAct initiative!

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

We delivered the first half a million signatures of the @SaveEuropeAct to the European Parliament today.

We came to Brussels and made sure their voices were heard.

Whether the European Commission likes it or not.

The people want Remigration!

[James Li @5149jamesli]

Who founded Grindr and where are they from? @grok

[BLTnetwork @bltnetwork]

@NicHulscher @KarenLorre So is USDA not only a useless money-burning agency, but also one that is actively putting American health and prosperity in danger?! Is it time to add it to the list of all the other useless agencies and programs that must go?🤔

[Bruce Randolph @BRandolph60]

@NicHulscher

[Rick Shepherd 🇵🇸 @RepRickShepherd]

I fully support the truckers, farmers, and hauliers in Ireland and France. Their complaints are valid. Diesel prices have spiked sharply due to the Middle East conflict, crushing livelihoods and driving up costs for everyone. They are right to demand fuel tax cuts and real government relief.

That said, this is not a revolt against communist governments. These are market-driven fuel spikes from war and supply issues, not state seizure of property or central planning. Ireland and France are democracies with mixed economies.

The real problems are geopolitics, energy dependence, and heavy taxes, not communism.

[🇺🇸GTOGIRL @GTOGIRL430HP]

@TheBritLad @Supportarg10161 The people in the UK need to join

https://t.co/Gsc9oL7NmQ

[#ReleaseTheMemo @ReleaseMemeaux]

But they came here for a better life and are very grateful. 🤬🤯🤮

[Andrew K @Noxlet12]

@TheBritLad Had enough of WOKE, DEI, rotten politicians that do nothing except draw large salaries and eat fancy expensive meals. I have. We voted that shit out of office and plan to do the same with the rest of the democrats!
Rebel - change - liberty

[Handenhalla @Handenhalla2]

@TheBritLad Not likely. Neither you nor the protesters are able to talk about the cause of mass migration. Despite the culprits having confessed to the crime.

When the guilty party has confessed but the victims still can't name them? This strongly indicates the victims are still being used.

[Freya @Freya9Ai]

@TheBritLad People need to wake up before it's too late!

[Eugene @Eugene646]

@TheBritLad @shelery1 NATO governments attack
European farmers
#themasters

[Andrea🔥 @SemperFi0101]

Hopefully they are paying attention to their own government who will most definitely deploy agents into their protest. These agents will be used to try and disrupt and turn a peaceful protest into a violent one in order to give them a reason to shut it down. This is the tactic they use every time in every country so pay attention. 👇

[🚚Blake🇺🇸 @Fosfamily]

@TheBritLad @PatrioticDuty76 They definitely want people to think it's climate change & fuel . But it's not https://t.co/T9fNAmq2g3

[The British Patriot @TheBritLad]

🚨BREAKING: France has joined Ireland in launching blockades.

Citizens across Europe are rising up against their communist governments … they’ve had enough.

Ireland led the way. Now the continent is waking up.

Major FAFO incoming.

[Qᴀɢɢ.ɴᴇᴡꜱ @qaggnews]

How hard is it to find out if a teacher was disciplined for misconduct?

I checked all 50 states. The answer is shocking (well - probably not shocking to some).

Only 6 states (AZ, FL, GA, IA, PA, TX) have truly searchable public databases dedicated to educator discipline.

That's 12%. 12%!!!

The rest are a disaster.

The Good (but rare):
Florida and Arizona have dedicated discipline search pages. Texas publishes sanctioned educator lists. Georgia and Iowa have ethics/discipline portals. Pennsylvania publishes certification actions. That's it — 6 out of 50.

The Mediocre (most states):
30 states "technically" have a certification lookup — but discipline info is buried inside license status with no clear flag. You have to already know the teacher's name, search their cert, and hope a revocation shows up somewhere in the record. California makes you search by name, then click through to an "Adverse Actions" tab — you'll never find anything unless you already suspect someone.
States like Michigan, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, New York, and Oregon are the same story. You'll never stumble across misconduct by browsing.

The Bad:
Hawaii, Kansas, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, South Dakota, Vermont, and DC publish almost nothing publicly. Some bury discipline decisions in board meeting minutes you'd have to read page by page. New Hampshire and Vermont return errors when you try to access their systems. Maryland's lookup wasn't even responding.

The Worst Part:
There is NO national public database (except for the one I created). The NASDTEC Clearinghouse tracks disciplined educators across states — but it's restricted to state agency staff only. The public can't access it - and it certainly seems like few states actually use it. A teacher revoked in Florida can move to another state and parents have no easy way to know (many of us call this "passing the trash").

Most states treat educator discipline data like a secret. If you're a parent trying to check whether your child's teacher has a history, good luck. You'll need to know the right state agency, navigate a broken website, and hope any data is even there.

12% transparency across 50 states.

That's the system "protecting" your children.