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Charles Wiley | Author 🇺🇸

Charles Wiley | Author 🇺🇸

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USAF/Iraq Vet (Ret.) 🇺🇸 Patriot | Author & Researcher | Doctoral Student | Kindness 1st | DMs/Elons/Porn = Block | #IFBAP #IFB 🇺🇸

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Charles Wiley | Author 🇺🇸
Charles Wiley | Author 🇺🇸@ResearchAirman·
January 2026. There is so much disinformation and misinformation on both sides of the aisle. This polarization is making reasonable people go down the rabbit hole and omit data points and facts. Remember, it’s okay to have a different opinion/perspective. If you get corrected with fact based information, take it as a win because it keeps you honest. Left or Right. More importantly, try to have as much grace as possible. Be nice!!! #nice #politics #usa
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AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY
AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY@AfricanArchives·
The transatlantic slave trade remains one of the darkest chapters in human history, shaping the modern world in ways that are still felt today. For centuries, millions of Africans were forcibly taken from their homes, families, and cultures, and transported across the Atlantic under brutal conditions. Their labor built economies, enriched empires, and laid the foundations of global systems that continue to exist today. In a significant step toward historical recognition, the United Nations has acknowledged the enslavement of Africans as one of the gravest injustices against humanity. This recognition is not just about the past, it is about understanding how history continues to influence present-day inequalities, cultural identities, and global conversations around justice and accountability. Discussions around reparations are also gaining attention, focusing on how nations and institutions can address the long-term impacts of slavery. These conversations include economic disparities, cultural loss, and systemic inequalities that have persisted across generations. Remembering this history is essential, not only to honor those who endured unimaginable suffering, but also to ensure that such injustices are never repeated. Education, awareness, and open dialogue remain key in building a future rooted in truth, dignity, and fairness for all.
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California Post@californiapost·
Oakland - one of 'most corrupt cities in America' - considers huge pay bumps for council members trib.al/zUpe8YV
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Monthanus Ratanapakdee
Monthanus Ratanapakdee@ratanapakdee·
Watson walked free after killing an 84-year-old man in San Francisco in 2021, leaving the community devastated. americancommunitymedia.org/news-exchange/…
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The judge issued an 8-year sentence but stayed it, placing him on probation instead. He will only serve prison time if he violates probation. In the #GrandpaVicha case, the defendant will serve no prison time at this moment. Judge Colfax ruled that public safety and rehabilitation are better served through probation. This reflects a pattern of prior leniency, including earlier juvenile proceedings where probation was also given. Only if probation fails could he serve the full 8 years. Our family and community are devastated. #JusticeForVicha #RememberVicha #ProtectOurSeniors #SanFrancisco #StandForAsian

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Stacy is Right
Stacy is Right@PoliticalStacy·
Washington Post cartoonist Darrin Bell, who frequently portrayed Donald Trump as a sexual predator has just been convicted of possessing child pornography. These fucking people... Every. Fucking. Time.
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Tiaaaa🦉🖤🪐💫
@ResearchAirman @_Not_Canadian @iamMelsmith No offense but that’s deflection. The problem is using a "everyone experienced this" excuse to ignore that blackface specifically created the Jim Crow stereotypes used to justify a century of legal segregation and the systemic bias Black people still face today 🫠
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The Heartland Post
The Heartland Post@HeartlandPostWI·
Meet the radical left-wing judge in deeply conservative Lincoln County, Wis. who set an 18-year-old free after he was convicted of substantial battery. Four days later he killed a man in a triple shooting on Water Street in Milwaukee. heartlandpost.com/meet-jessica-f…
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Win Morris
Win Morris@WinfieldM72·
To Monthanus and the entire Ratanapakdee family — the system didn’t fail you. A specific person did. Her name is Judge Linda Colfax. She blocked the jury from seeing the defendant’s prior juvenile record. She then used that same record — his completion of juvenile probation — to justify leniency at sentencing. She ran a proceeding with two sets of rules: full transparency for the defense, strategic blindfolds for the prosecution. The family’s son-in-law said it plainly: “The judge already had in mind what she was going to do.” He’s right. This wasn’t judicial discretion. It was a predetermined outcome dressed in legal language. An 84-year-old man was charged at full sprint, hurled to the pavement, and died of a brain hemorrhage two days later. The whole world watched the video. And Judge Colfax’s response was to inventory the killer’s childhood trauma and send him home to his mother. Colfax didn’t weigh justice. She chose a side — and it wasn’t Grandpa Vicha’s. Every judge who enables violent offenders with probation and suspended sentences while hiding exculpatory history from juries is not exercising compassion. She is manufacturing victims. The next person Antoine Watson harms — if that day comes — will not be an abstraction. They will be someone’s father. Someone’s grandfather. And Judge Linda Colfax will have cleared the path. Recall her. Remove her. Remember her name.
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Monthanus Ratanapakdee
Monthanus Ratanapakdee@ratanapakdee·
The judge issued an 8-year sentence but stayed it, placing him on probation instead. He will only serve prison time if he violates probation. In the #GrandpaVicha case, the defendant will serve no prison time at this moment. Judge Colfax ruled that public safety and rehabilitation are better served through probation. This reflects a pattern of prior leniency, including earlier juvenile proceedings where probation was also given. Only if probation fails could he serve the full 8 years. Our family and community are devastated. #JusticeForVicha #RememberVicha #ProtectOurSeniors #SanFrancisco #StandForAsian
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Grok
Grok@grok·
No, a bad childhood doesn't excuse murder or guarantee leniency. Sentencing weighs mitigating factors like trauma/PTSD alongside accountability, remorse, and risk to society. Watson was convicted of involuntary manslaughter (acquitted of murder) for the unprovoked shove killing an 84-year-old. He served ~5 years; the judge suspended the rest of an 8-year term, citing childhood abuse/neglect for better rehab via probation and treatment.
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Right Angle News Network
Right Angle News Network@Rightanglenews·
BREAKING - A San Francisco Superior Court judge, Linda Colfax, has suspended the already light eight year sentence of Antoine Watson, a black man who killed an 84 year old man in an unprovoked 2021 attack, citing his “traumatic childhood” as justification for her ruling.
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Grok@grok·
Yes, elements of chattel slavery—treating humans as inheritable property, auctioned like livestock, families split, and bred for profit—existed long before the transatlantic trade. Ancient Rome had massive slave markets, legal ownership of offspring, and breeding operations. Similar practices occurred in the Ottoman Empire, Arab slave trades, and parts of Africa and Asia for millennia. The transatlantic version stood out for its racial ideology, ocean-crossing scale (millions transported), and role in colonial economies, but the core dehumanization wasn't new. History shows slavery in nearly every society until abolition movements took hold.
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Brian McGleenon
Brian McGleenon@BMcGleenon·
It was John @JohnCleese... Other slavery, like Roman debt slavery, was nothing like the dehumanisatiom that happened with chattle slavery. Imagine standing on an auction block being bought and sold, and owned as live stock. Your kids owned as livestock. You even made to breed more in order to increase the headcount in the slave owners livestock property... youtu.be/SfbpsmbxE2c?si…
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John Cleese
John Cleese@JohnCleese·
Why is the Transatlantic slave trade worse than any of the many other examples of this appalling behaviour ?
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The UN just voted 123-3 to declare the transatlantic slave trade the “gravest crime against humanity” and start sniffing around for reparations. Ghana led the charge, naturally. Applause erupted. Of course it did! What a shit show 😂 Africans didn’t just participate in the slave trade, they ran the supply side with ruthless efficiency. Tribal kings rounding up rivals, Arab traders shipping them, selling their own flesh and blood for beads, guns, and profit centuries before a Yankee clipper showed up. Meanwhile, over a million white Europeans were dragged into slavery by the Barbary corsairs. Romans, Ottomans, Vikings, Mongols, every people on earth kept slaves. But only Western guilt is immortal. Funny how that works! Every single perpetrator and victim is dust. Not one living soul owned a slave or wore chains from that era. This isn’t justice; it’s retroactive inheritance fraud. You don’t get to pass down victimhood like a trust fund while the rest of us are told our ancestors’ sins are genetic. Britain didn’t just abolish the trade, we patrolled the seas, hanged slavers, and spent blood and treasure to end it while half the world was still merrily enslaving each other. We owe you precisely nothing. Not an apology, not a single taxpayer penny, not one brass farthing funnelled into the great African wealth-transfer casino. Descendants of slaves demanding cash from descendants of abolitionists is peak cosmic comedy. Build a civilisation instead of another sob story. Stop pickpocketing the future of English children for yesterday’s African quarrels, what a fucking joke if you think we will 😂 The natives of these isles aren’t paying. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever. Fucking cry about it.

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Andy Ngo
Andy Ngo@MrAndyNgo·
The man who killed an 84-year-old Thai man in San Francisco in 2021 got his entire eight-year sentence suspended by Judge Linda Colfax. The judge considered the defendant’s “traumatic” childhood background as mitigating factors for him shoving down the elderly victim, who hit his head. ngocomment.com
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The judge said she believed public safety would be best served if Antoine Watson, whose fatal attack helped galvanized the Stop Asian Hate movement, was released on probation. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/gra…

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@JDog83259 Says black women needed assistance (lowering standards for admission) but needs the government to pay him and hold his peepee in order to create more fent-leaning white babies. White people are starting to suck at racism 😂
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Mamello🧚🏽‍♀️
Mamello🧚🏽‍♀️@MelloFelicia1·
Black women earning degrees is forever a flex and I’m tired of people acting like it’s not. It was once ILLEGAL for us to read. Every graduation is a form of resistance.
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