Texas Teacher Scolds Parents Protesting Drag Queens in School: âYou Donât Know What is Best for Your Kidsâ

This state enforcer believes your kids are his property.
By Shane Trejo
Texas teacher Anthony Lane has laid the agenda bare of what public schools are doing in regards to the LGBT agenda.
The English teacher at Willis High School recently took to Facebook to denigrate parents who believe that it is improper to have events featuring drag queens at the school.
âI believe that raising a child is the responsibility of the community, and that parents should not have the final say. Letâs be honest, some of you donât know what is best for your kids,â he wrote.
Lane made it clear that he believes the parents should have no say in what their kids are taught, and that indoctrinators such as himself should have total control over the childrenâs minds.
âParents believe they should be able to storm the school in the name of political and religious beliefs if something happens in the school that they are morally opposed to. They forget that we make a promise to prepare their children to live in a diverse world. We are not required to protect the misguided, bigoted views of their parents,â Lane wrote.
âIf you want your children educated with your values, find a private school that will do it. The public education system is not here to serve your archaic beliefs,â he added.
Lane also spoke at a public meeting claiming that it was necessary for the high school to host drag queen events in order to fight supposed homophobia.
âI think as a district we need to make an initiative to teach our kids to be tolerant and respectful,â he said.
Last month, a drag queen showed up at the high school for a cosmetology class. Parents were not alerted beforehand, and it caused controversy after a photograph of the drag queen posing with students was posted on social media:
Oh Miss Lynn Adonis, how we thoroughly enjoyed your company today! Laughs all day and memories weâll never forget. So thankful for you! pic.twitter.com/Y7GjPziQsJ
â Willis High School Cosmetology (@willishscosmo)Â October 18, 2019
âI put numerous calls into the administratorâs office, which of course they made it abundantly clear they will not talk about it,â said concerned parent Dale Inman.
âIâve got a problem when somebody with a false name enters a school and has advertised himself as an adult exotic dancer for men ⌠Nobody would be allowed in a school under those circumstances,â he added. âAs a parent, I have a right to know whoâs in that school building.â
Drag queens have emerged as a linchpin for LGBT outreach to children, as drag queens regularly host events in places where they will have access to kids such as public libraries and churches. At least two drag queens involved in story hour presentations have been revealed to be convicted sexual predators.
Gutfeld: Dems’ joke impeachment hearings are all feelings, no facts
11/18/2019
That Schiff impersonation deserved max publicity.
Twitterâs âbanâ on political ads has a gaping, legacy media-shaped loophole

Trying to stay ahead of spurious allegations of enabling âRussian meddlingâ into US elections, Twitter has outlawed all political advertising â but left an exemption most US legacy media, though partisan, will easily sail through.
âTwitter globally prohibits the promotion of political content. We have made this decision based on our belief that political message reach should be earned, not bought,â the company announced Friday, sharing the details of its ad ban.

Elaborating on the decision in a thread, Twitterâs head of legal, policy and Trust & Safety Vijaya Gadde effectively admitted that the ban was driven by concerns over digital advertising âdriving political outcomesâ â even though the effects of micro-targeted ads âare not yet fully understood.â

The ban is scheduled to go into effect on November 22. In addition to banning candidates, parties, and affiliated groups like political action committees (PACs) from advertising, Twitter is also ruling out ads that are about influencing votes, parties, ballot initiatives or elections. âCause-based adsâ will be allowed with certain restrictions, but again not when coming from candidates, parties or politicians.
If this sounds convoluted, banning both people and content, thatâs because it is. However, the policy has a sizeable exemption for ânews publishersâ who can run ads referencing âpolitical content and/or prohibited advertisers,â so long as there is no advocacy for or against.
To qualify, a publicationâs website must have âa minimum of 200,000 monthly unique visitors in the US,â the ability to contact its editors and reporters online, have a searchable archive, and not be a user-generated platform or aggregator. Nor can the publication be dedicated to advocating on a single issue.
These parameters clearly skew the playing field in favor of US legacy media â despite its open partisanship over the past several years. Not only have the legacy media and Democrats blamed the social media for enabling the election of President Donald Trump, they have also led the charge in pressuring Twitter, Facebook and others to âdeplatformâ any alternative voices they might find unsavory.
As voice after voice gets purged from social media, still think thereâs no censorship?

Most recently, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-California) actually demanded Twitter suspend Trumpâs account as part of her pitch for the 2020 presidential nomination â so far, without effect.
In August, Twitter rolled out a ban on ads from âstate-controlled news media entities,â using a convoluted definition that also carves out exemptions for well-established legacy outlets in the West.
(Full disclosure: Twitter banned RT ads long before that, without explanation or process, following the initial 2017 congressional hearings into social media platforms, and the revelation that it proposed a multi-million dollar deal to RT during the 2016 election, which was declined.)
The vast majority â about 86 percent â of Twitterâs revenue comes from advertising, with data licensing and other sources accounting for the rest. The company turned an annual profit for the first time in 2018, five years after going public.
SHIFFTY SCHIFF PROCLAIMS “I DONT KNOW THE WHISTLEBLOWER”
By James Munder – 11/13/2019
THEY HEARD IT FROM A FRIEND WHO,.. HEARD IT FROM A FRIEND WHO,.. HEARD IT FROM A FRIEND..YOU WE’RE TELLING US LIES!!
Rep. Ratcliffe STUMPS SCHIFF WITNESSES — Can’t Name a Crime Committed by Trump
By Jim Hoft – 11/13/2019
This is why the never-Trumpers and the democrats didn’t want Ratcliffe to be the DNI.
Rand Paul Drops The ‘C’-Word: Names Whistleblower, Demands Testimony
A week ago, Senator Rand Paul said that he might release the whistleblower’s name.
Over the weekend, Senator Paul said the whistleblower’s name should be released.
And today, Senator Paul has named the whistleblower publicly…Eric Ciamerella

During a Wednesday interview on Washington, D.C.-based WMAL, Paul named Ciaramella himself and said he should be brought in testify to clarify whether he is indeed the whistleblower.
âI think Eric Ciaramella needs to be pulled in for testimony, and then I think it will be ultimately determined at that point,â said Paul.
âBut I think he is a person of interest in the sense that he was at the Ukraine desk when Joe Biden was there when Hunter Biden was working for the Ukrainian oligarch. So simply for that alone, I think heâs a material witness who needs to be brought in.â
âI think the whistleblower needs to come in because he needs to be asked about, did he know about the conflict of interest?â said Paul.
âHe was there during the time of Joe Biden and Hunter Biden working for $50,000 a month for a Ukrainian oligarch, so he needs to be asked about that.â
As The Washington Examiner reports, Paul also said he wants answers about Ciaramellaâs ties to the Democratic Party and Rep. Adam Schiff, whose staff knew about the whistleblowerâs report before it was filed.
Now the name is out there in the public (as if it wasn’t earlier), will Mark Zuckerberg allow it to be mentioned on his platform?
All of which is worth noting since Rep. Schiff told Congress this morning that “I do not know the identity of the whistleblower.” – Seemingly a total lie, given what we know about their pre-hearing meetings…
TRANSPARENT? C-SPAN DISABLES CHAT DURING PUBLIC IMPEACHMENT HEARING

Americans now mere spectators instead of participants in their own government
11/13/2019
C-Span has blocked viewers from chatting on its YouTube livestream of the public impeachment hearings, a move which crystallizes the age-old complaint that Americans donât have much voice in their government:
While the move was ostensibly intended to stop trolls, thatâs what moderators are for, and frankly speaking something as big as the attempted removal of a US president who was duly-elected by millions of Americans should be in public discourse.
By being blocked from chatting about the ongoing impeachment process, Americans are now mere spectators of their government instead of active participants, something that would probably make Edward Bernays proud, but not the Founding Fathers who drafted the impeachment process.
Case in point, Facebook has been banning people for stating the name of the alleged âwhistleblowerâ even though, per federal law, only the intel inspector general is required to not reveal who he is.
âThe conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society,â Bernays believed. âThose who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country.â
ââŚWe are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of.â
Republicans Laugh at Schiffâs Outrageous Claim He Doesnât Know Name of âWhistleblowerâ

 November 13, 2019
Republicans House Members in the room for Wednesdayâs Intelligence Committee public impeachment inquiry hearing laughed when committee Chairman Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) claimed he does not know the name of the whistleblower whose anonymous second-hand claim of misconduct by President Trump with regard to Ukraine instigated the partisan impeachment process by Democrats.

The reaction by Republicans was reported by Alex Miller of Newsy, âSchiff says he doesnât know the identity of the whistleblower, entire front row of republicans laugh.â

Axios reporter Alayna Treene reported Republicans laughed and sneered, âRepublican members of Congress in the audience laughed & sneered to each other when Schiff said thisâ

Schiffâs dubious claim (falsely reported as a âfact checkâ) was also challenged online by Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ), âIn response to @Jim_Jordan, Adam Schiff claims he doesnât know the identity of the whistleblower. If he doesnât know their identity, how will he prevent them from being named?â

Daily Mail reporter David Martosko, âAdam Schiff claims he doesnât know the identity of the Ukraine whistle-blower. How is this possible? His staff met with the person.â

Trump War Room co-host Raheem Kassam noted problems with Schiffâs denial, âSchiff says he doesnât know the identity of the whistleblower, despite his staff being in contact with the whistleblower. Ok, but if he doesnât know the identity, how can he as the Intel Chairman stop the whistleblower being named? And how is the name being redacted in docs?â

Presumably Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) was one of those laughing at Schiff from his front row seat.

Unfortunately, Gohmert and his fellow Congressmen were placed by Schiff in âBob Ueckerâ front row seats in the back of the room behind the media.
Intel Committee Republicans set up a sign on their side of the dais that said, â93 days since Adam Schiff learned the identity of the whistleblower.

Chairman Mao Tse Schiff is not amused.
