Critics say teaching history through a race-based lens is overly divisive and inappropriate for children. Concerned parents in Loudoun were also expressing outrage over a new policy that would outline and protect the rights of transgender students in the district.Loudoun County gives warning there is much more to come as society continues to divide and unravel over new rules and hot button policies."The Loudoun County School Board ended the public comment section of its June 22 meeting on a unanimous vote after Chair Brenda L. Sheridan repeatedly warned the attendees in the Board Room that loud public demonstrations violated the decorum of the meeting," the board said in a statement. "Sheridan had previously, and repeatedly, warned the public after introducing the public comment section with a reading of [the policy]. Earlier the chair recessed the School Board meeting for five minutes due to disruptions before the unanimous vote to end public comment was taken."School officials ended public commenting after concerned parents yelled over speakers and protesters disrupted the proceedings.
"Due to direct and indirect threats, inappropriate comments in and out of public meetings, and the general divisiveness this is creating in our community, we will not be doing the Pledge of Allegiance during town of Silverton board of trustee meetings."Fuhrman, who didn't elaborate on the nature of the threats, said he was suspending recitation of the pledge "until such time that we can discuss this at a board retreat or workshop."
'If I suicide myself, I didn't': Supporters dredge up old McAfee tweets to cry foul over death as his Instagram page posts 'Q'
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A statement from Spain's Ministry of Justice has indicated the cause of death for McAfee could be suicide, a detail that has set off many who see a conspiracy, citing past McAfee tweets where he warned his followers that if it was ever reported he committed suicide, "a la Epstein," then it was a professional hit.
One 2019 tweet from McAfee, who was known for freely speaking his mind, however outlandishly, warned the former tech mogul was getting "subtle messages" from US government officials that they were going to have him killed and make it look like a suicide. He even showed off a tattoo, reading "whackd," which Twitter users began turning into a hashtag, along with #McAfeeDidntKillHimself, shortly after his death was announced.
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To add to conspiracy theories, users also began noticing a post - the first in months - to McAfee's Instagram account of a solo 'Q', a reference many connected to the QAnon movement, which connects numerous conspiracy theories to the government 'deep state' that McAfee had also been critical of later in life.
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Comment: The question is asked: "How far down the slippery slope of intolerance do we want this to go?" Without resistance, America has been set up to crash and burn from the inside out. With resistance it burns from the outside in. Choices.