Mastodawn

En lille hilsen fra fortiden til LA's formand, narkomanen og snekongen Alex Dominique Kristensen Vanopslagh, som gerne vil være Danmarks statsminister — han er ikke engang dansk, men født i Épernay, Frankrig.Og det′ noget de kan li' i det danske parti,
Helt f*cked up på sne. ...
Woow, sagde jeg det?
...
Meget skal man høre, Gud bevare mit humør.
Tror de selv at de kan lægge byen tør?
Se toppen fatter ik' en dør af hvad de gør.
Sådan vil det være, sådan har det altid været før. Ey!Vil du stemme på en narkovrag eller en junkie til at lede dit land? Tænk på, at forfatteren af denne tekst, Natasja Saad, døde (24 June 2007) samme nat af en påvirket bilist, lige efter hun havde vundet VM i Reggae.

Det næste spørgsmål du skal stille dig selv: Vil du have en regering, der er i lommen på og afhænger af friske forsyninger fra verdens største narkobaron:

#dkpol #dkpolitik #valg2026 #fv26 #la #LiberalAlliance #statsministerkandidat #nakomani #junkies #coke #cocaine #kokain #rolemodels #vote #election #elections #democracy #AlexVanopslagh

Andi Chorley Mar 11

The Music from "The Connection" is an album by the Freddie Redd Quartet, recorded as the soundtrack for Jack Gelber's 1959 play The Connection on February 15, 1960 and released on Blue Note later that year. The quartet features saxophonist Jackie McLean and rhythm section Michael Mattos and Larry Ritchie.

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Freddie Redd composed the music for Jack Gelber's The Connection, a gritty play about musician junkies. Gelber had originally thought that the play would feature real musicians -- who would also double as actors in minor roles -- improvising on blues and jazz standards in the tradition of Charlie Parker, but Redd convinced him to use an original score. The two weaved Redd's original compositions into the score, making it an integral part of the play, but the music holds up superbly on its own...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whnz4TWsL6k&list=RDwhnz4TWsL6k&start_radio=1

#FreddieRedd #JackieMcLean #HardBop #Jazz #BlueNote #Music #TheConnection #Junkies

Follow GOLF Feb 6

https://www.fogolf.com/1158837/club-junkies-cobra-king-tec-md-build-which-shaft-to-choose/ Club Junkie’s Cobra King Tec-MD build: Which shaft to choose? #Build #CHOOSE #Club #cobra #GolfEquipment #GolfEquipmentVideos #GolfEquipmentVlog #GolfEquipmentYouTube #Junkies #King #shaft #TecMD

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Karl Theodor Feb 1

@chrisstoecker #Junkies? Junkie
Junkie ist eine umgangssprachliche, abwertende Bezeichnung für einen Menschen, der im fortgeschrittenen Stadium von harten Drogen wie Heroin oder Crack abhängig ist... https://mastodon.social/@Karl_Theodor/115995931612265208

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Christa Prins Dec 21

@dzjr74 @rolandweyers Behalve in het Museumkwartier... #Junkies

Vincent Abrams stopgenocide 🇵🇸Apr 18, 2025

"Le ministre a fait savoir sur X…" "La région a communiqué sur sa page Facebook que…"

Ça me fume de voir encore des autorités publiques européennes utiliser pépouze ces réseaux ultra-toxiques us qui ne servent que leurs détenteurs 😤

#RéseauxToxiques #Junkies

DAILY TROOTs Mar 16, 2025

#game - set n' #match ? - #atheist *
vs. #fraud - @ the end of the day
#perps #crooks and #junkies ' of one sort or another. .
too many Mansons ' preying on miseducated youths

#defense * is key - #education a www phenom #fediverse vs. #corrupt ' verse. ? https://www.atheists.org/2025/03/atheists-ask-court-to-defend-workers-first-amendment-rights/

Atheists ask Court to Defend Workers’ First Amendment Rights

Washington, D.C. — American Atheists, a national civil rights organization, filed an amicus brief today in Catholic Charities v. Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission. The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in this case could determine, for the first time, whether nonprofit organizations doing charity work motivated by religious belief must be exempted from paying unemployment taxes. In Wisconsin, the state labor commission denied an application for exemption submitted by Catholic Charities, whose activities were deemed “not religious.” The state Supreme Court agreed with that assessment, finding the organization “did not proselytize, did not conduct worship services, religious outreach, or religious education.” Catholic Charities contends that Wisconsin — and numerous other states with similar unemployment insurance programs — are violating its free exercise rights. The nonprofit is demanding that its employees be excluded from critical government benefits, like unemployment insurance protections, solely because they work for a faith-based organization. American Atheists, which advocates for the separation of church and state, disagrees. “Empathy knows no creed, and charities around the country employ millions of people who each have their own reasons for doing charitable work. Their rights must be protected,” said Geoffrey Blackwell, Legal Director for American Atheists. “For example, if the Supreme Court takes Catholic Charities side in this case, health care workers in places like Durango, Colorado, where the only hospital within two hours is run by a religious organization, would be denied government unemployment protections solely because the hospital where they work has religious reasons for providing health care. That is a situation no American should face.” In the amicus brief filed today, American Atheists maintains the Establishment Clause rightfully and forcefully prohibits the government from using its taxation powers to coerce professions of religious belief, and that Catholic Charities is, therefore, violating the First Amendment by seeking a tax exemption based solely on a profession of religious belief. “The legal theory Catholic Charities is presenting here echoes the very same violations that shocked American colonists and prompted them to ratify our First Amendment,” stated Blackwell. “The Supreme Court has repeatedly found that excluding people from government programs, like unemployment insurance, based on religion alone is unconstitutional.” “Nonprofit employees are public servants, and whether we’re religious or not, we are all motivated by a desire to make a positive impact on our communities,” said Nick Fish, President of American Atheists. “It’s unconscionable that an organization like Catholic Charities would try to deny their hardworking employees public benefits simply because it’s religious.” You can read American Atheists’ amicus brief here. A decision is expected from the U.S. Supreme Court by late June.

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