It’s a Bad Look To Arrest Citizens in City Hall
At the June 30, 2021 Board of Assessor’s meeting, Deputy Attorney Celia Leonard made a statement on record regarding my February 17, 2021 arrest in City Hall.
On my old blog, I had a post about the coming Great Silencing. In it I predicted that blogs would be shut down, fascist book, gulag, twit, etc., would be cracking down and ruthlessly deleting wrongthink posts (if permitting them to go up at all thanks to algorithms and AI scanning). This would go well past the ongoing cancel culture and shadow banning to include emails and DMs.
Since the 2016 election, the political division of our nation has taken a toll on the younger generations of our society. The partisanship has created a silent war, sometimes not so silent, that has turned friends and neighbors against each other.
Standing up for what you believe in is a good thing. Having an opinion is also a good thing as long as you can back up your statements with proven facts. Pontificating is never a good thing.
Recently the Mayor of Nashua was pleased to be able to inform everyone who would listen that Nashua’s financial management was ranked FOURTH in a nationwide survey of one hundred and fifty cities. Somehow this result was proof the City Administration was not misallocating funds or overspending.
The editors of Granite Grok claim to have been attacked by “copyright trolls”: individuals who believe they alone have the power and authority to file a lawsuit when any copyrighted materials – specifically any images – appear anywhere on any of the Granit Grok pages.
Eons ago, when I was in high school and had to evade velociraptor packs and the occasional T-rex on the way to the train station to get to high school, I was watching a scaaaary movie while alone doing homework at the dining table.
When a woman ripped my wife’s “No Puberty Blockers” sign from her arms and ran away laughing into the Queen City Pride Festival last month, I knew better than to chase.
I have asked WalletHub what information they used for the City of Nashua NH to say it rates to make their list of best-run cities. Maybe they are looking at different information than is on the City of Nashua website.
On June 1, Tucker Carlson interviewed Florida Governor Ron DeSantis about a bill he had just signed that bans males from competing in female school sports. DeSantis said everything that should be said in defense of protecting women’s sports but what other governors have been afraid to say.
I discovered a book in the Teen Room at the Nashua Library that promotes “sex work” as a career to trans-identified kids. I was horrified by what I read, and I requested that the library pull it from the shelves.
Last week I went into the Nashua library to see some reference material. I walked in free-faced and was not given a hard time though they have a doorman at a desk with a box of single-use masks and a hand sanitizer pump. Of course, there was plexiglass everywhere.
The Craze:
Through peers, social media sites like YouTube, Tumblr, and Reddit, trans role models on TV, and public schools, a social contagion of rapid onset gender dysphoria (ROGD) is spreading among anxious adolescent girls who showed no signs of gender dysphoria growing up.
Adam Sexton, political director at WMUR, hosted a debate between Leah Cohen of the Reproductive Freedom Fund of NH and Shannon McGinley of Cornerstone Action about the language in HB2, the NH budget trailer bill, that restricts abortions after 24 weeks gestation.
Parents of children who identify themselves as transgender struggle with how to respond to their children. Partners for Ethical Care (PEC) can help.
I am a Zionist Jew, and thus I subscribe to a variety of news sources about Israel to attempt to keep up with the goings-on in my spiritual home.
At this summer’s Queen City Pride Festival in Manchester, photographer Brittany L’Italien documented shirtless young women showing off their double mastectomy scars.
(Nashua, NH) – NH State Senator Kevin Avard released the following statement regarding today’s news that the Supreme Court of the United States will not hear New Hampshire v. Massachusetts:
Mayor Donchess and the Nashua Board of Alderman decided to block one lane of Main Street in each direction from West Hollis St. to Canal St. and allow private businesses to use that area for outside dining.