30+ years in office. Federally indicted.
Prosecutors allege Sen. Louise Lucas used her position to shield a 5-year marijuana enterprise involving her family—nearly $5M involved.
Thanks to @AGToddBlanche, @TheJusticeDept, FBI agents & partners.
No one is above the law.
-DKP🇺🇸
#BREAKING: Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has granted clemency to Toforest Johnson, an innocent man who has lived under a death sentence for 28 years. She joins jurors, former chief justices, governors, and prosecutors who doubt his conviction. Now the courts decide. #FreeToforest https://t.co/HuSlLhfYQi
I see straight through the bullshit. It is no coincidence that the NFL decides to start circulating information about Jay-Z headlining Super Bowl LXI just hours after learning what we have about Jalen Hurts.
Historically, the sinister nature of the state of Mississippi is nothing new to me. But lately, it feels as if Black people are being rage baited. According to the state’s attorney general, the police killing of one-year-old Kohen Wiley is “justified.”
Jalen Hurts situation reminded me of this excerpt from an article I used for research when delving into slave culture in collegiate football and its effects on Black players.
“Pu**y ho, hang it up like lynchings…”
Call me “too woke” but wtf. No better word play could’ve been used? Or is the goal to be provocative in your lyrics for attention?
My book on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, published in 2022, ended with the point that intelligence assets engaged in blackmail, like Epstein, are no longer needed (and thus became expendable) because the surveillance state can retrieve blackmail directly from your devices or plant incriminating material on them.
Four years later, they are just saying it out in the open.
The Mississippi State Medical Examiner's autopsy report found no water in his lungs or airways, despite the grand jury report suggesting Nolan Wells' death was an accidental drowning. The cause and manner of death remain undetermined, with documented evidence of head injuries noted in the report.