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Supreme Court Fails America & The Rule Of Law

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has failed to uphold the rule of law when it comes to the insurrectionist actions of Donald Trump. It is a pretty worrying situation when the highest court in the land plays politics over upholding the constitutional laws of the land. Supreme Court fails America and the rule of law. America has ended up with an activist conservative majority of justices, who are hellbent on protecting Donald Trump by hook or by crook. These 5 guys have been placed in positions of unassailable power, at great expense to those with vested interests, to ensure that Republican endorsed values and politics get the nod.

SCOTUS Deliberately Misinterprets Article 3 Of The 14th Amendment

SCOTUS has ruled roughshod over Article 3 of the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution to reroute the law the way that will favour their guy, Donald J Trump. There is no reading of this Civil War amendment that concurs historically or legally with its stated intention in the this ruling by SCOTUS – it is a deliberate misreading and interpretation of it. All trust in the independence of this highest court in the land is gone. The rule of law, when it comes to Donald Trump, goes missing in action via the ruling and opinion of SCOTUS in this matter. “The 14th Amendment's Section 3 bars from office any "officer of the United States" who took an oath "to support the Constitution of the United States" and then "engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof." "We conclude that states may disqualify persons holding or attempting to hold state office. But states have no power under the Constitution to enforce Section 3 with respect to federal offices, especially the presidency," the unsigned opinion for the court stated.” - (https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/us-supreme-court-unanimously-restores-donald-trump-to-2024-presidential-primary-ballots/2qvku6oql)

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Conservative Conspiracy: Trump & SCOTUS

The way this is starting to play out leads one to speculate upon whether the fix was always in. Did Trump’s insurrectionist and election fraud attempts occur with the knowledge that he always had these justices in his pocket? Is this whole debacle a much bigger conservative conspiracy to defraud the American people and disable democracy? How can these justices not uphold the rule of law by confirming that Donald Trump  must face trial for the crimes upon which he has been indicted by the DOJ? How can any American have any faith left in the judicial system if it fails to hold Trump accountable at the final hurdle? How Much More Will America Take From This SCOTUS? Will the American people put up with a supreme court hijacked by extreme conservative activist justices? Especially, as its decisions are unrepresentative of the majority of the population. Abortion laws have been overturned at the federal level by SCOTUS, which mean that these terminations have been banned and criminalised by states controlled by GOP legislators. The majority of Americans want women to have unrestricted access to abortions and control of their own reproductive rights. IVF is now under threat in Alabama with GOP aligned judges banning it on the grounds that unfertilized human embryos are now, according to them, legally recognised human beings with rights. Republican legislators are, also, after restricting access for Americans to chemical contraception. There is a strong Christian fundamentalist anti-science push happening inside the GOP in these red states. These Republicans want to get back into the bedrooms of everyday Americans and decide what and with who they can do there. Backward policies from backward looking busybodies who want more power over the lives of their constituents. Will Americans really put up with this conspiracy enacted by conservative activists funded by billionaires aligned with the GOP?

#UNGA President Donald J. Trump by National Archives and Records Administration is licensed under CC-CC0 1.0 It Is Time To Act & Vote Democrat It is time to act and to stop the rot! The Right think it is only their bully boys with guns that will determine the direction of America. There are many more Americans who want to protect their freedoms than these extremists. It is time to march and to take to the streets to protest against the hijacking of SCOTUS by the hard Right. Now, all Americans need to vote Democrat to ensure the electoral demise of Trump. Plus, it is time to extend the size of the SCOTUS bench to even the field once more. The future of America depends upon progressives, looking backward will not assist America going forward. There are no nations anywhere which have made a go of things by trying to live in the past. It is a fool’s errand and only the politics of grievance mines this for short term electoral advantage. Trump and the GOP are about white supremacy and a denial of the real racial demographics of 21C America. The culture wars are a political strategy devoid of any constructive policies that will ultimately benefit America. Nearly a million Americans died during the pandemic, under the incompetent Trump, and many of them were African Americans not adequately cared for by a heavily segregated nation. Schools and neighbourhoods in America are largely segregated.

Photo by Leandro Paes Leme on Pexels.com SCOTUS needs to be enlarged to reduce the unequal power held by the conservatives. Republicans, more generally, are a shrinking demographic, especially in their current extremist manifestation. It is only through gerrymandering and voter suppression that they have held control in many districts. The highest court in the land must accurately reflect the wishes of the people and not just a group of privileged people longing for a past where white America lauded its power over all others. The slaver roots of the USA remain in the hearts of these sons and daughters of the Confederacy. Florida and many of the former states from the half of America that practiced slavery for hundreds of years have banned students and schoolkids learning anything about their slaver history from the perspective of African Americans. Whitewashing is going on in a big way via GOP policies in this regard. “Yes. The Constitution leaves this decision to Congress. It says, “the judicial power of the United States shall be vested in one Supreme Court and in such inferior courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish.” And from time to time, Congress has indeed changed the number of justices. It was six when Congress passed the first Judiciary Act in 1789 and the number fluctuated in the mid-19th century. But since 1869, the high court has had nine justices.” - (https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2021-04-16/can-democrats-really-pack-the-supreme-court) Robert Sudha Hamilton is the author of Money Matters: Navigating Credit, Debt & Financial Freedom ©MidasWord Read the full article

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La musique est la langue des émotions. - Emmanuel Kant

Qui ne connaît pas au moins une chanson de Céline Dion ? Artiste mondialement connue et adulée.

Nombreuses de ses chansons délivre un message, elle les interprètes afin de faire passer un message pour elle, ou pour une tierce personne. 

 “Je lui dirai” : Cette chanson écrite par Jean-Jacques Goldman (comme nombreuses de ses chansons), dont les paroles explicitent ce qu’elle dira à son enfance à sa naissance ainsi qu’au cours de sa vie. 

 “Les petits pieds de Léa” :  C’est Marianne L’Heureux qui l’a écrite, ses mots ont été couchés sur papier alors qu’elle avait besoin d’écrire pour faire le deuil de sa petite fille qu’elle a perdue à cinq mois de grossesse. Céline a aimé la chanson et eu envie de la chanter. A sa sortie, les mots de Marianne en disent long : «Ça m’a tellement fait de bien, dit-elle. C’était une forme de thérapie.»

”Parler à mon père ” 2012 : Ecrite par le célèbre auteur-compositeur Jacques Veneruso, qui vient alors de perdre son père. Celui-ci sait que sa chanson correspond au goût de Céline, elle l’interprète donc en 2013, en rendant hommage à son propre père disparu dix ans plus tôt. 

Ou bien encore :

“Destin” : une chanson écrite par Jean-Jacques Goldman à travers laquelle nous découvrons la vie que mène notre chanteuse Canadienne. 

Le 27 janvier 1984 elle déclare : "Je ressentais le besoin de chanter, de faire passer mon message aux gens, de dire ce que j'avais sur le cœur.” 

La musique est une langue à part entière ! 

Céline Dion, ne nous déçoit pas, si vous cherchez à vous exprimer, une de ses chansons le fera sûrement pour vous...

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Why open offices are bad for us

Four years ago, Chris Nagele did what many other technology executives have done before — he moved his team into an open concept office. He did this because he wanted his staff working together more, to bond and to collaborate more easily than they had done working from home. It was a big mistake. “We’re 15% less productive, we have immense trouble concentrating and we’re twice as likely to get sick in open working spaces” research shows. There’s one big reason we’d all love a space with four walls and a door that shuts: focus. The truth is, we can’t multitask, and small distractions can cause us to lose focus for upwards of 20 minutes. Beside the cheaper cost, one main argument for the open workspace is that it increases collaboration. However, it’s well documented that we rarely brainstorm brilliant ideas when we’re just shooting the breeze in a crowd. Instead, as many of us know, we’re more likely to hear about the Christmas gift a colleague is buying for a family member, or problems with your deskmate’s spouse.

This is a relatable article for me. Working at Gemeente Ede gave me my first experience with open workspaces. The biggest complaint me and my co-workers had, was being able to hear the way too hard laughing of someone in another department. Back when there used to be closed workspaces, the concentration-span was a lot longer. Closed workspaces offer much more productivity to the seasoned employee, while open workspaces offer a lot more learning opportunities for new employees.