A joint managing conservatory in texas and that means that we share parental rights but there was one key parental right that the court did not give me and it was the right to consent to psychiatric and psychological treatment and thats kind of how shes gotten around shes saying that this is psychiatric treatment and so i have no rights in that regarding this issue with my son. So james being dressed as a girl his name was changed to lou now he did girls bathroom at school so if everything goes ahead like james his mother wants your 7 year old boy it will be given puberty blocking hormones and in a couple of years will undergo sex change surgery. I mean its kind of hard to ask but how does it make you feel. Look i consider this to be child abuse and the sexual mutilation of children on a on an industrial scale so it makes me feel terrible i cant believe that a mother would do this to her son and i cannot believe that the state of texas would allow it and sanction but we have clinics ri
In a heartfelt message at the end of a video conference with senior leaders in 10 countries, Steve Tarr recently announced he would be stepping down as Chairman
Progress Press files legal bid to recoup $5 million from Keith Schembri
Allied Newspapers company starts legal proceedings to recover $5 million from Keith Schembri and former directors
19 May 2021, 2:06pm
by Matthew Vella
The printing arm of Allied Group, Progress Press, has filed judicial protests in Court against the former chief of staff to the Prime Minister Keith Schembri and two of its former managing directors, to recoup some $5 million when it purchased printing machinery in 2008 from Schembri’s Kasco Engineering.
The company maintains that Keith Schembri, former directors Adrian Hillman and Vincent Buhagiar, Schembri’s partners Malcolm Scerri, Alfio Schembri and the company Kasco Engineering pocketed a total of $5 million from the $13.5 million deal.
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Toronto is once again drawing comparisons to Florida the entire state, in general following a wild day that involved knives being thrown at firefighters, random park attacks, and someone escaping police custody to jump across residential rooftops (among other things.)
The first high-profile act of chaos was reported around 9:21 a.m. on Tuesday when police announced some unknown trouble at Concord Ave. and Dewson St. (near College and Ossington.) Man is fleeing from police, jumping from roof to roof police are trying to talk to him, refusing to come down, read an update from the TPS Operations Twitter account posted just after 10 a.m.