Coffee... I need coffee... break time!

27-year-old married teacher named McKenna Kindred has been sentenced to just 24 months of probation after admitting to first-degree sexual misconduct with a 17-year-old student.

According to reports, she groomed the boy for months with flirty and explicit texts, even expressing jealousy when other girls talked about him. The pair had a three-and-a-half-hour sexual encounter at her home while her husband was away hunting.

Disturbing messages revealed the student sent her explicit videos, and she responded by admitting she had used a sex toy while thinking about him and joked about filming it next time.

The boy’s mother discovered the messages and reported it to police. Despite the severity, Kindred remains living with her lawyer husband in their $500,000 home and is only required to register as a sex offender for 10 years.

The lenient sentence has sparked significant outrage among parents and the public.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GO DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE....  data centers.  You do NOT want them in your community... but Zuckerberg doesn't give a shit.

 

A growing controversy is unfolding in Georgia, where Mark Zuckerberg’s enormous new data center was built just hundreds of yards from residential homes.

Residents report severe disruptions: water pressure has completely collapsed, sinks no longer run properly, toilets won’t refill, houses shake constantly from the operations, and power outages have become routine.

Many locals feel the billionaire’s massive project has come at the direct expense of working families, with little to no regard for the impact on their daily lives and property.

This is yet another case of big tech infrastructure prioritizing corporate needs over the communities forced to live next to it. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

During a congressional hearing, Rep. Lauren Boebert questioned the ethics of certain scientific research involving aborted fetal tissue.

She asked directly: “Implant aborted baby parts into lab animals? Have you heard of that sort of research?”

A witness responded that an analysis showed over 90% of experiments using human fetal tissue implanted into animals were funded by Dr. Anthony Fauci’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID).

The exchange has sparked intense discussion about the use of taxpayer dollars for this type of research and the ethical boundaries involved. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sarah Paulson made a bold fashion statement at the Met Gala by wearing a dollar bill over her eyes to protest the “One Percent.”

The irony wasn’t lost on many — Paulson is reportedly worth around $12 million, and the Met Gala tickets cost upwards of $100,000 per person.

The actress used her outfit to call out the world’s elite while literally rubbing shoulders with them at one of the most exclusive and expensive events on the planet.

This kind of performative activism from Hollywood celebrities continues to draw eye rolls from the public, who see it as wealthy elites pretending to be revolutionaries while living in extreme luxury. 

 

Pondering this one... yep. (Side Note: Texas is also where they've just been given the green light to build an all Muslim city..... yeah, for real)

A taxpayer-funded Texas waterpark is getting splash-back for a “Muslims only” event next month after a local Islamic group rented out the facility.

A flier for the DFW Epic Eid event on June 1 noted three times that attendance was strictly for Muslims — and modest swimsuits are required.

“Seems like a civil rights violation,” one outraged commenter said.

“Should we expect a ‘Christians Only’ day?” another commenter asked.

Radio host Dana Loesch asked, “How is a taxpayer-funded, city-owned entity allowed to discriminate against non-Muslims at a public water park?”

After the backlash, the organizer of the event, Aminah Knight, told The Post that she is backtracking on how she is advertising it — “to make it clearer that this is a modest dress-only event centered around celebrating Eid.”

The third-annual event is being held at Epic Waters in Grand Prairie, outside Dallas, a massive, 80,000-square-feet indoor waterpark opened in 2017 at a cost of $88 million.

The park was funded by a 0.25% sales tax residents approved at the ballot box in 2014.

The FAQ for the event says “the entire waterpark has been exclusively reserved for Muslims.”

A new flier for the event — released on Monday — removed the worlds “Muslim only” and replaced it with “modest dress only” and added the line “come and celebrate Eid with us, all are welcome!”