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Ingrid Zündel ] A 180-ft wide crop circle cut in a Nazi swastika-like design has mysteriously appeared in a field in Wiltshire, southwest England, sparking conspiracy theorists (unsurprisingly) to speculate about alien involvement. There’s folkish wisdom in the saying: “If you slip on a banana peel, don’t blame the Jews.” An artifact of the above, widely practiced by even the most open-minded of our Internetters, is the unspoken dictum: “If you slip on a banana peel, be sure to blame the Nazis!” The Nazis, as the West’s obligatory punching bags, are always a sure bet. That’s how one can put oneself in the company of the Forever Righteous Ones and get oneself a tree planted with one’s name in the thriving Marxist statelet in what used to be called Palestine.

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Springfield hires Taj Suleyman to lead Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Taj Suleyman will join the city s leadership team May 17. “We are very excited to have Taj join our team,” City Manager Jason Gage said in a news release. “He has significant leadership experience and we are looking forward to continuing our work to build a better workplace that represents the community we serve.” Suleyman has extensive career experience leading diversity, equity and inclusion work for a variety of organizations in the public sector and non-profits, according to a news release from the city. Recently, he was the director of equity for Dubuque Community Schools in Iowa. Before Dubuque Community Schools, Suleyman served as equity outreach coordinator for the city of Dubuque.

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Long after Kristin Smart s disappearance, campus dangers remain

Kristin Smart, the long-missing Stockton student, was 19 years old when she disappeared after attending an on-campus party at Cal Poly during her freshman year. Jeanne Clery was 19 years old when she was raped and murdered in her dorm room by another student while a freshman at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in 1986. The similar cases, a decade apart, sparked national conversation and shaped legislation that changed universities’ obligations to report crimes, coordinate with off-campus authorities and disclose campus safety data. But have those steps amounted to greater safety for students? And are they enough? In the weeks after prosecutors formally charged Flores, The Record reached out to schools, students and organizations involved with student safety and assault. Those who agreed to address specific crimes and cases said the answer to both questions is no.

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COVID in San Joaquin County: Pacific vaccine site opens, Arena closes

After second doses, arena mass vaccination site will close After a bumpy start, the opening of a mass vaccination site at the Stockton Arena was a win for the local community and state. The site was a sign of culminating efforts between local officials along with Kaiser Permanente and their health partners’ consortium; the Central Valley and San Joaquin County had previously struggled to reach the most vulnerable and exposed as reported by The Record. However, due to a decrease in appointments the arena site temporarily closed last Friday. This Tuesday, Kaiser confirmed that the site remains closed and will open again on May 10 to distribute second doses to all of those who received their first shot during April at the Arena.

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VT Exclusive: Nazi UFOs, The Plot Thickens! – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services

VT Exclusive: Nazi UFOs, The Plot Thickens! – Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services
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