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The Cuesta College board of trustees has done about all it can to boot trustee Pete Sysak from his position over controversial posts he shared to his Facebook page. But Sysak isn't budging. At a meeting on Dec. 9, the board of trustees unanimously approved a resolution to censure Sysak, the result of an ad hoc committee investigation into posts on his personal Facebook page—where he identifies himself as a Cuesta College trustee—that contain everything from totally false information to anti-LGBTQ-plus and anti-Islam sentiments, and messaging comparing Black Lives Matter protesters to ...

Oligarch Zuckerberg spent $500 million to purchase government officials & election processes Mark Zuckerberg purchased local election officials. More than $500 million swayed the election. Dark money spurred the chaos in this election. The Amistad project of the Thomas More Society explained in a presser today that the money pouring in from oligarch Mark Zuckerberg is effectively equivalent to a shadow government running our elections. His minions improperly influenced the election in favor of Mr. Biden. Corporate elites and the media have tried to suppress this information. Private funding ...

From Facebook, former State Senator Lynne/Lyndi/Lyn DiSanto is announcing that she’s taking on clients as she hangs out her shingle to provide …private life coaching services: Most of you probably don’t know this about me, but my education is as a therapist (counselor) and I’ve worked on the side for many years providing private life coaching, with mostly women. I have am starting this new year with THREE SPOTS available, (im usually full) and figured I’d use this page to let people know about them. and.. **A message for the haters: if you believe my children from different fathers,...

Facebook becomes the second big tech company to face a major legal challenge this year after Google.

Die US-Regierung und mehr als 40 Bundesstaaten werfen Facebook unfairen Wettbewerb vor und haben den Online-Risen wegen seiner Monopolmacht verklagt.