Then allegedly shames them if they didn’t.
Before we get into the details, it is my understanding that the situation has been addressed and it won’t happen again, but it did, and that brought up other questions, at least in my mind. So, tell us, Steve, what happened.
From my source.
A middle school teacher asked two of her classes to raise their hands if they’d gotten the COVID vaccine…. she then (allegedly) shamed the kids who hadn’t gotten it, told them they should get it, and then said the reason one of the teachers was out sick was (that teacher) hadn’t gotten her booster shot.
2022 called; they want their narrative back!
So…um….yeah, there’s plenty wrong here, but before I proceed, we have some video (2:08) from a Timberlane School Board discussion about the matter. [Full Meeting Video, here.]
Made aware, addressed, won’t happen again. It’s okay if you don’t trust any of that.
If you’re unfamiliar with their history, the Timberlane School District is notorious on our pages and among our regular readers. The infamous Earl Metzler. Contributor Donna Green took several right-to-know cases against them to the State Supreme Court and won, earning her a prestigious First Amendment Award. The place has been a hot mess for years, but how does that relate to this incident?
First, there is no evidence the COVID shot does anything but make you more susceptible to infection, with the added bonus of a raft of potential complications that can be debilitating, handicapping, or fatal. Boosters are just another spin of that revolver.
Children are rarely at risk for infection and have never been a strong enough vector for any strain of the Wuhan flu. They rarely get it, and they don’t typically get enough of it to be a carrier.
The biologic injection itself is statistically a much bigger threat to children than the virus (to almost everyone, actually), and shaming kids or their parents into thinking they need to take that risk may not be criminal, but it is reckless.
Finally, the alleged perpetrator (based on the parent/source) is wearing a keffiyeh in her staff photo. In. Her. Staff Photo. I’m not sharing it or her name because we are led to believe she has been instructed/reprimanded over the conduct and “it won’t happen again,” but if you are so inclined, you can work it out at the link.
I have them if I need them.
She’s wearing a keffiyeh in her staff photo. Is it Timberlane School District policy to allow the school or the district to be associated with a teacher’s political interests? This scarf is almost universally associated with Hamas-controlled Gaza and terrorism. It represents a struggle … to eliminate the Jews.
HI, I’m teacher xyz. Do you like my scarf?
The people who call them Palestinians have been offered their own state on at least three occasions and chose terrorism and conflict. No Arab nation wants them. Egypt even has a big wall to keep them out. When given the opportunity, they vote for sadistic terrorists to lead them, and they cry on the UN’s shoulder when Israel responds to endless missile strikes or the horror of Oct 7th.
The young liberal white woman is so compelled to virtue signal she/her ignorance over Middle Eastern politics; can we rule out any political science regarding the Middle East in these classrooms, given what we know to be true?
Has she keyed any Teslas? Walked in any No Kings protests. Written any scathing screeds about the orange man. Blocked any federal agents from enforcing the law?
She’s free to engage in non-violent protest, and she can even wear a keffiyeh as practice for when the Muslims make her hide her hair … on her own time.
I don’t expect Timberlane to have noticed or cared. They may even think she’s so brave, and maybe she is. But now that parents know, are they brave enough to ask questions or object for any of these reasons, or complain in the name of student health privacy or about teachers giving risky, unlicensed medical advice?
Do any of her students’ parents, other than those referenced in the Board meeting, even know?
