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NatWest apologises after customer told ‘all vegans should be punched in the face’NATWEST has apologised after a customer was told ‘all vegans should be punched in the face’ before being turned down for a loan.
The woman called the high street bank to request money to pay for a £400 qualification in nutrition.
But the caller said the bank worker claimed vegan activists had drawn pictures of animals and written ‘friends not food’ in chalk on pavements near his home, before saying vegans should be punched — and then apparently rejecting the application.
Gee, I wonder why he and those like him feel emboldened.
Yeah it's supremely important to neo-Confederate historical revisionism to push this story about how blacks loved being slaves and had completely friendly, almost familial relationships with their former owners both while enslaved and after they were liberated.Did he seriously say that former slaves "borrowed their former masters' robes and horses and rode through the night to frighten some evil doer"? Really? The bar for the stupidest thing I have ever heard is getting pretty high, but that's possibly a new record.
Yes, salve families were split apart and their children were torn from their arms and sold. Yeah, I'm sure they loved that . I agree with you, when I hear that kind of revisionist shit I want to punch them in the face (and sadly, in particularly North Florida, you hear it a lot).Yeah it's supremely important to neo-Confederate historical revisionism to push this story about how blacks loved being slaves and had completely friendly, almost familial relationships with their former owners both while enslaved and after they were liberated.
And she has ZERO journalism experience. Well done, CNN!Yes, the ex-communications principal for Donald Trump's former attorney general may show up on some of the hundreds of CNN Panels to come. But she won't just be a Rick Santorum-style "CNN contributor." CNN has hired her as a "political editor" who, according to Politico, "will coordinate political coverage for the 2020 campaign." That's right: a just-departed Trump administration communications operative will help coordinate a major news network's coverage of his re-election campaign—and those of his Democratic opponents.
A Coast Guard lieutenant who federal prosecutors have accused of being a “domestic terrorist” who wanted to carry out a “massive” attack had compiled a hit list of targets that included several top Democratic politicians and well-known members of the mainstream media. Christopher Hasson was arrested on February 15 on federal gun and drug charges. But prosecutors say that is just the “tip of the iceberg.”
Hasson, a 49-year-old resident of Silver Spring, Maryland, who has been based at the Coast Guard’s headquarters in Washington D.C. since 2016, was plotting to “murder innocent civilians on a scale rarely seen in this country,” prosecutors said February 19 in a court filing asking a judge to keep Hasson behind bars. Hasson has not been charged with any terrorism-related offenses. He was arrested on a criminal complaint accusing him of possession of firearms and ammunition by an unlawful user or addict of controlled substances, and possession of tramadol, and remains in federal custody pending a February 20 detention hearing.
They used the "T" word and he's white? Color me shocked!
According to the Washington Post, this is alleged to have been part of his preparations, along with stockpiling steroids, for emulating the Norwegian terrorist and mass murderer Anders BreivikWTF?possession of tramadol
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2019/02/21/they-hate-white-males-norwegian-mass-murderer-inspired-coast-guard-officer-plotting-terror-feds-say/?utm_term=.9856b74f2104Heeding Breivik’s warning [in his "manifesto"] that conducting attacks would be physically grueling, Hasson stockpiled performance-enhancing drugs, as well as opioid pain medication. As far back as October 2016, the Maryland resident was acquiring Tramadol pills through overnight delivery “from an individual likely located in Mexico,” according to the court filing. He also appeared to have purchased synthetic urine to prepare for possible drug tests at work, prosecutors said.
It wasn’t clear whether authorities knew when he was planning to set out on his reported campaign of “focused violence,” or whether he even had a detailed plan.
The rule book he observed, however, recommended a six-week steroid cycle as part of preparations for an attack. At the beginning of this year, Hasson searched the word “steroids” in the 1,500-page manifesto, which brought him to a diary entry by the Norwegian terrorist in which he mused about the possibility of acquiring pills that would turn him into a “superhuman one-man-army for 2 hours.”
In the video the father says, "Obviously, we are conservative and we have certain news stations on and he hears what we talk about at the table.... then later the mom says, "Somehow it has gotten skewed that we are teaching our son to hate..."
Does he have a permit?
He Thought He Was a God Sent to Earth for Seduction
The common phrase is guys who think they are "God's gift to women". Not many think they are actually gods themselves.I think a lot of guys think that.