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"I had a dream - of retiring a millionaire from a racial bias lawsuit."

17 Dec 2021


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    "Black Privledge"?

McDonald’s to pay Black store owner $33.5 million to end bias suit*
McDonald’s will pay $33.5 million to a former baseball player who owns multiple franchises to end a lawsuit he brought against the company accusing it of racial discrimination.

Herb Washington, who is Black, owned more than a dozen restaurants in Ohio and Pennsylvania when he filed a lawsuit in February that said the company has treated white owners more favorably and denied him the opportunity to buy restaurants in more affluent communities. McDonald’s said in a statement Thursday that the amount it was paying Washington was “no more than what we deem a fair price for the value of the restaurants,” Cleveland.com reported.

“While we were confident in the strength of our case, this resolution aligns with McDonald’s values and enables us to continue focusing on our commitments to the communities that we serve,” the company said, adding that “discrimination has no place at McDonald’s.”




    This black family did NOT become 'Negro Rich" from a failed bias lawsuit - Police officer was not racially biased in defending himself against the black attacking him with a KNIFE - can't all make out like some other black families that have become millionaires because an armed criminal relative resisted arrest

Suit Dismissed in South Bend Officer's Shooting of Black Man
White Officer and dead black criminal chicken thief SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — A federal judge has dismissed a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a Black man who was fatally shot by a white South Bend police officer in a killing that snarled then-Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign.

family of Eric Logan, 54, sued the city of South Bend and former police Sgt. Ryan O’Neill over the June 2019 shooting that happened when O’Neill said Logan refused his orders to drop a knife while the officer was investigating a report of a person breaking into cars.

Federal Judge Damon Leichty wrote in a ruling dated Wednesday that O’Neill acted reasonably when Logan moved toward him with a knife raised over his head.

“Some may choose to second-guess Sergeant O’Neill’s split-second decision that night, but faced with an imminent threat to his safety, he acted reasonably under the law based on all the information available to him in that moment,” Leichty wrote.

Brian Coffman, an attorney representing the Logan family, told the South Bend Tribune that an appeal of the ruling was being considered.

Officer Who Shot and Killed Eric Logan Will Not be Charged...

Federal judge dismisses lawsuit brought by family of Eric Logan, man killed by South Bend officer [link to New Nation News - Bias Lawsuits]

How many black families have become millionaires because a relative was shot by police? - (besides 'Saint' George Floyd?)




    ‘Soho Karen’ being sued by family after ‘violent racial profiling’ incident
(negroes trying to get rich off of alleged racial victimhood)
[NNN forum thread:]  ‘Soho Karen’ being sued by family after ‘violent racial profiling’ incident




21 April 2018


    Multnomah Co, OR to pay WORTHLESS sow $100k who complained ‘Blue Lives Matter’ demeans ‘Black Lives Matter'
black suspectMultnomah County has agreed to pay $100,000 to a black employee who claimed the county fostered a racially insensitive workplace after she complained about a co-worker who pinned up a “Blue Lives Matter” flag.

Karimah Guion-Pledgure claimed in her January lawsuit that the flag “demeans” and “denigrates” the Black Lives Matter movement. But some co-workers didn’t agree, and Guion-Pledgure claims they harassed her for it -- leading her to suffer debilitating stress and health problems, the suit said.  


 


 
  • (Black female) Nurse who found photo of noose on locker gets $3.8M payout
    HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - A nurse who found a photo of hangman's noose taped to her locker at a Hawaii hospital has been awarded a $3.8 million payout. A Circuit Court jury on Wednesday awarded the money, one of the largest damage awards in state history. Ellen Harris was a registered nurse in the intensive care unit at the Queen's Medical Center when she reported that patient safety was being jeopardized.  - (Bias Lawsuits)


    Editor note: older links below posted prior to 2008 may have expired...


 

    Uppity field negro educator (with African name) sues Walmart for listing occupation on fishing license as toilet cleaner
Gilbert KalondeBOZEMAN, Mont. - A Montana State University professor is suing Wal-Mart for libel after he says an employee at the Bozeman store listed his occupation on a fishing license as a "toilet cleaner." Gilbert Kalonde, assistant professor of technology education at MSU, filed the suit this past week in Gallatin County District Court. Kalonde is seeking unspecified damages. Reports say that Wal-Mart did not immediately respond to a request for comment. According to the complaint, Kalonde bought a state fishing license in April 2015, showing the Wal-Mart employee identification of his employment at MSU. But the Wal-Mart employee entered "clean toilets" into the state database as Kalonde's occupation. The suit contends Wal-Mart exposed Kalonde to "hatred, contempt, ridicule" through the incident. - (Bias lawsuits)
   

Sgt. Qiana Brown

 
  • Secret Service, Agents Settle Over Racial Discrimination Allegations
    A long-running lawsuit accusing the Secret Service of discriminating against black agents appears to be coming to an end without a trial. The Department of Homeland Security, the Secret Service and more than 100 agents have reached a settlement agreement, the department says. A court still needs to approve the settlement. The Washington Post reports that the agreement calls for the Secret Service to pay $24 million, including lump sum payments as high as $300,000 per agent, but does not require the agency to admit wrongdoing. - (Bias lawsuits)

 
  • Chicago Poised to Pay $5.3 Million in 2 Police Shootings (of two blacks) - (link fixed)
    Chicago is poised to pay more than $5.3 million to the families of two black residents who were fatally shot by police, including one case where a city attorney was accused of hiding evidence.

 
  • Univ of Illinois settles with ex-coach, athletes who claimed racial hostility
    The University of Illinois has announced a pair of settlements involving former female basketball players who sued the school and its former football coach, Tim Beckman. Campus officials said Tuesday that the seven former players will receive a one-time payment of $375,000 to split among them. The University of Illinois Board of Trustees must approve the settlement. - (Bias lawsuits)

    Obama bullied bank to pay racial settlement without proof: report
ObamaNewly uncovered internal memos reveal the Obama administration knowingly exaggerated charges of racial discrimination in probes of Ally Bank and other defendants in the $900 billion car-lending business as part of a “racial justice” campaign that’s looking more like a massive government extortion and shakedown operation. So far, Obama’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has reached more than $220 million in settlements with several auto lenders since the agency launched its anti-discrimination crusade against the industry in 2013. Several other banks are under active investigation. That’s despite the fact that the CFPB had no actual complaints of racial discrimination — it was all just based on half-baked statistics. - (Bias lawsuits)

 
  • New Jersey High Court Will Review (black) Trooper's Racial-Bias Suit
    Brian RoysterThe New Jersey Supreme Court will review a state trooper's million-dollar whistleblower and discrimination lawsuit that had been overturned by an appeals court. The court agreed last week to hear Detective Sgt. 1st Class Brian Royster's case against the state. A jury awarded the trooper more than $1 million in 2012 -- a decision that was overturned by a state appeals panel in March. - (Bias lawsuits)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  • Court rejects black bias lawsuit, but warns of implicit bias
    The Iowa Supreme Court rejected a class-action lawsuit Friday that alleged the Iowa executive branch discriminated against black job applicants, even while finding that African-Americans face subtle biases that make it harder to land employment. The plaintiffs were seeking millions of dollars in "lost" wages. . - (Bias lawsuits)

 
  • Connecticut Town Paying $450K in Civil Rights Suit
    Attorneys for Latino residents who filed a civil rights lawsuit against a Connecticut police department say the town has agreed to pay the plaintiffs $450,000 and adopt heavy limits on immigration law enforcement. Yale University professor Michael Wishnie says East Haven agreed to adopt some of the strictest constraints on immigration enforcement of any city or town in the country. He says it has agreed to limit questioning about immigration status and won't enforce immigration detainers. The 2010 lawsuit was filed on behalf of a priest and Latino residents. . - (Bias lawsuits)

 

    White Police Lieutenant Awarded $1.35 Million In Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
Christopher Barrella Andrew HardwickA Long Island police lieutenant has been awarded $1.35 million in his racial discrimination lawsuit against the village of Freeport. Lt. Christopher Barrella, who is white, had accused the village of awarding the police chief’s job to a Hispanic officer with few qualifications and a lower test score. The former mayor, Andrew Hardwick, was a defendant in the case but could not be reached for comment. He was the village’s first black mayor. Barrella had charged that Hardwick terminated and demoted qualified, experienced non-Hispanic whites. Barrella charged that Hardwick illegaly chose Miguel Bermudez for the job of police chief. - (Black-on-white) - (Drudge link) . - (Bias lawsuits)

 
  • Black NY Firefighters Announce $98M Settlement
    A black firefighters' group that had sued New York City, alleging discrimination, says minority fire department applicants will be eligible to receive back pay totaling $98 million. Among other things, the Vulcan Society's lawyers say, the FDNY will create an executive position for diversity.. - (Bias lawsuits)

 

   

 
  • Black Farmers' Lawsuit Latest
    Meridian, Miss. Payments for the second wave of the Black Farmers' lawsuit are now being dispersed. The initial lawsuit was filed in 1997. It alleged that the U.S. Department of Agriculture discriminated against black farmers with the allocation of loans, disaster payments and other assistance. This month the U.S. government is starting to distribute 18,000 checks to the individuals who joined the second wave of the Black Farmers Lawsuit. According to the president of the Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association, a total of 44,000 claims that were filed as part of the second wave of litigation were denied. Despite this fact, Thomas Burrell says it's not too late for others to seek compensation. . - (Bias lawsuits)

 

   

Editor note: I have not updated this page in some time so some of the news links may have expired.


 

 

 

 

 

 
  • California Jury Awards $61M to Lebanese for Harassment
    SAN FRANCISCO -- A jury awarded $61 million to two FedEx Ground drivers of Lebanese descent who claimed a manager harassed them with racial slurs for two years. Edgar Rizkallah, 43, and Kamil Issa, 36,  said in the discrimination lawsuit they were called "terrorists," "camel jockeys" and other epithets in 1999 and 2000 by Stacy Shoun, terminal manager for the Oakland FedEx Ground facility. Fedex Ground, the Pittsburgh-based trucking division of shipping giant FedEx Corp., plans to appeal.

 

 
  • Best Buy faces allegations of discrimination
    SAN FRANCISCO — Six former and current employees of Best Buy (BBY) have sued the electronics retailer, alleging the company has purposefully excluded women and minorities from top-paying jobs as part of a "culture catering to white men". The civil complaint, filed in a San Francisco federal court Thursday, seeks to be certified as a class action so it can potentially represent thousands of women, blacks and Hispanics who work in Best Buy's 731 stores nationwide.

 
  • Illegal Alien sues Border Patrol for "brutality"
    A Honduran man claims in a federal lawsuit that U.S. Border Patrol agents beat him up to the point that he was hospitalized for two weeks in 2003.
    Court records show that Santos Roque Ramirez Carias, an illegal immigrant, swam across the Rio Grande near El Calaboz, upriver from Brownsville, on Dec. 23, 2003. But U.S. Border Patrol officials said an administrative and external review of the incident cleared the agents of any wrongdoing and shows that Ramirez’s injuries were solely sustained when he was tackled while fleeing from the agents.
    - (-88-) - (Invasion!)

    Racial profiling alleged at Wal-Mart - (Tyrone N. Butts)

   

Former interim superintendent of the Pittsburgh Public Schools arrested for sex with homeless woman behind school
Andrew KingThreatened the school board with a racial discrimination suit for not getting permanent job,
but he offered to drop the lawsuit if the school board will give him three years of pay - although he would not have to show up for work. (That way he will have more time to pick up homeless women for sex in the back of his truck behind elementary schools, I guesss...) - (reader link) - (crime

 


(some headlines below)

 
  • Sports: Black  Tennis Umps Charge Racism, Sexism
    Two tennis umpires, Cecil Holland, 47, of Queens, and Sande French, 47, of Albion, Calif. have filed a lawsuit alleging that the sport's international and national governing organizations discriminated against them after they complained that blacks and females were not treated fairly on the job. According to the lawsuit, Holland and French, who are black, and other minority umpires have been subjected to racial slurs while they faced limited opportunities in a hostile work environment. 

    Black workers sue Tyson, claim 'Whites Only' sign
The way black workers tell it in their lawsuit, the “Whites Only” sign was posted on the door of the freshly renovated bathroom at Tyson’s poultry plant in Ashland, Ala. Only white employees had the keys. Henry Adams and 12 other black workers at the plant filed a discrimination suit last week. - (Rasp)

 

 
  • New York: Plaza Hotel Settles Anti-Arab Bias Suit
    NEW YORK -- A lawsuit alleging that the Plaza Hotel harassed Muslim and Arab-American employees after the 2001 terrorist attacks has been settled, with management agreeing to pay $525,000 to a dozen workers.

 
  • Bias Lawsuit Filed Against Colo. Company
    DENVER -- The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a racial discrimination lawsuit Friday against a company where a noose was allegedly hung over a chalk outline of a body in the work area of a black employee.

 

 
  • Taxpayers stuck with bill for African "refugee" denied asylum
    Rosebell Munyua arrived at San Francisco International Airport in March 2001 seeking political asylum. Munyua's attorneys called the settlement a precedent-setting victory for all future immigrants seeking political asylum in the United States.
  • New York: Sodexho Settles Large Racial Bias Case
    Food services company Sodexho Inc. agreed Wednesday to pay $80 million to settle a lawsuit brought by thousands of black employees who charged that they were routinely barred from promotions and segregated within the company.

 
  • Salesman Wins $600,000 in Racial Complaint
    PHILADELPHIA -- A former salesman for the Philadelphia Eagles Radio Network was awarded $614,000 in a discrimination case after being given a book that advised blacks selling to whites not to wear Afros or African-style clothing. Shawn Brooks, 34, said his family is of mixed race. - (Bias lawsuits)

    Black Customers Sue Waffle House Chain - (reader link, forum)

 
  • Judge Throws Out Claim of 'Racist' Brutality on Fellow (Black Hispanic) Officer
    MIAMI (AP) - A well-traveled lawsuit claiming a racist police officer purposely ran over a plainclothes detective with his own department has been dismissed by a federal judge after once producing a $5.7 million jury award. U.S. District Judge James Lawrence King threw out the suit against Miami-Dade County. He noted "compelling evidence" against Sgt. William Alsbury but said the county couldn't anticipate racially motivated intent when Alsbury used his patrol car to run down Detective Michael Perez. "While it might be unwise policy to permit racists to serve as county officers, (Perez) has not presented evidence that a 'plainly obvious consequence' of employing Alsbury would be the intentional, unlawful use of force against African-Americans." Perez, who is black, was not in uniform when he was chasing a Radio Shack robbery suspect on foot in 1995. Alsbury, who said he thought Perez was a suspect, claimed he hit the detective when he lost control of his car on wet grass.
  • Probe Prompts Review of Landmark Race Case
    SAN FRANCISCO -- Accusations against an attorney who worked on a federal case in which black farmers claimed the government denied them loans because of their race could affect the landmark civil rights settlement. Margaret O'Shea, 38, faces charges she worked as a public defender without a license to practice law in California, and critics are now questioning dozens of individual settlements with black farmers she previously handled at the U.S. Justice Department.

    Twenty-one black current and former city police officers filed a discrimination lawsuit against Baltimore

 
  • Printing Giant Ends Discrimination Case
    CHICAGO -- After a decade-long court fight, printing giant R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. has agreed to pay $15 million to settle a race discrimination lawsuit filed by black workers at a now-closed plant. The employees complained that co-workers used nooses and Ku Klux Klan costumes to intimidate them. Donnelley also was accused by about 600 black workers of discriminating in its hiring practices and the way it shut down its Lakeside Press plant in 1994. In settling the lawsuit R.R. Donnelley did not admit to any wrongdoing. - (bias lawsuits)
   

Cracker Barrel Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuits for $8.7 - (reader link)


    Black former State Trooper that won 'discrimination' windfall arrested in rape of 10-year-old girl
Glynn MooreGlynn Moore, a former New Jersey state trooper has been arrested, accused of raping a 10-year-old girl. Moore has been accused of sexually assaulting his girlfriend's 10-year-old daughter on July 20. The girl called police shortly after the alleged assault. Moore first made headlines five years ago when he and 12 other New Jersey state troopers sued the agency for discrimination. Moore received an undisclosed out-of-court settlement and he resigned last year. - (The Bobster)

 
  • Panhandle Utility Settles Racism Case for $380,000
    DESTIN, Fla. (AP) - A water and sewer system will pay $380,000 to settle complaints of racism, including the placement of a noose in a black employee's work area, state Attorney General Charlie Crist said Tuesday.

 
  • Possibly Illegal Mexican Immigrants Get Discrimination Settlement
    Ten Mexican immigrants who alleged they faced daily ethnic insults on the job won a $600,000 settlement of their discrimination lawsuit. Attorneys for the workers and for the EEOC didn't know whether the plaintiffs were documented immigrants, but U.S. labor laws also protect illegal immigrants.

    Jury Rejects $1.6M Suit in Fla. Black Riot Case
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- With police on edge against an outbreak of violence, a jury Friday rejected a $1.6 million lawsuit brought by the family of a black who was fatally shot by a white officer, touching off riots in 1996. The jury of five whites and one black sided with the city, which argued that the family of 18-year-old TyRon Lewis deserved no money because Lewis was threatening the officer's life when he was shot during a traffic stop.

    Sports: Nolan Richardson to Frank Broyles: "I Will Destroy You."
Nolan RichardsonLITTLE ROCK, AR - A lawyer for the University of Arkansas says former basketball coach Nolan Richardson's discrimination lawsuit is about money and hatred.
Richardson told him, "I will destroy you. You will have no legacy. I know enough on you that you will have no legacy when I get through. I will have a better legacy than you will."
- (more sports)

    Agreement Reached in Cracker Barrel "racial discrimination" claims against African-American customers
Cracker Barrel promised to take a number of steps to end its discriminatory practices but did not admit any wrongdoing and will pay no fines or penalties. The company also will hire an outside firm that will send undercover customers into restaurants to check on Cracker Barrel employees.

 
  • Black Miami-Dade Police Officer Sues County, Claiming Racist Policy
    Officer Franklin Adams, who is black, said in the lawsuit that he received unfavorable job performance evaluations and was wrongfully suspended because he protested "police targeting black youths". Mark Berkowitz, Adams' attorney, did not immediately return a phone message and an e-mail seeking comment.
  • Black Haitians' Suit Against Video Game Moves to U.S. Court
    WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A lawsuit that claims a top-selling video game is dangerous to society and asks that it be removed from store shelves will be decided in federal court. Haitian civil rights groups filed the lawsuit because the game, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, instructs players to "kill the Haitians" and awards points for each kill.

   

UK: I WANT ÂŁ6M FOR JUSTIN'S 'RACISM'
JUSTIN Timberlake's axed black tour manager is fighting for a ÂŁ6million payoff claiming he was the victim of racist abuse. The 22-year-old singer is said to have insulted Ibrahim Duarte by telling him: "You n*ggers ain't s**t" . Other members of the group are accused of mocking and abusing black employees. Furious Duarte has now filed a lawsuit claiming he was dismissed because of his colour. - (reader link) - (bias lawsuits)


 

 

 
  • Nine illegal Mexican migrant invaders sue Wal-Mart for discrimination
    They're facing deportation after being arrested during raids on Wal-Mart stores. Now, nine illegal immigrants who worked as janitors are suing Wal-Mart for discrimination. They say they were paid lower wages and offered fewer benefits because they are Mexican. - (reader link)

 

    Affirmative Action Black becomes millionaire at expense of Oregon Taxpayers - wins bias lawsuit
Clackamas County will pay $1.5 million to settle a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by the county's first black deputy.
Carl Bell successfully sued the county. He said he was fired from the sheriff's office in 1998 because he complained of racial profiling and discrimination. Bell testified that other deputies made insulting and stereotypical remarks about blacks and various immigrant groups. The county challenged the verdict, saying Bell performed poorly in a yearlong training program. But the damn FEDS intervened and dictated the politically correct windfall payout for the complainer.
- (NNN Northwest)

    Miguel A. Contreras is suing Thomas Ridge, Secretary Homeland Security
"Your Help Needed in Class Action Lawsuit
10-15-2003
ATTENTION: All current and former special agents of the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Department of Homeland Security (formerly U.S. Customs Service).
Your assistance and participation in the Customs Hispanic Special Agents Class Action lawsuit - Miguel A. Contreras, et al., v. Thomas Ridge, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Civil Action No. 02 CV00923 (JR) is being requested..."

 

    Lawsuit Seeks 1921 Race Riot Reparations
reparationsTULSA, Okla. -- Victims of a 1921 race riot and their descendants sued the city and state Monday, seeking reparations for lost loved ones, destroyed businesses and burned homes. The Tulsa Reparations Council has assembled a star-studded, pro bono legal team, including Johnnie Cochran, to seek unspecified damages - (African reparations)

    Boycott Pepsi: may they go bankrupt for caving in to BLACKMAIL
Pepsi averts potential hip-hop boycott by making multimillion-dollar BLACKmail payment - (reader link)

    Sisters suing Southwest Airlines for a racist rhyme
Two black sisters are suing Southwest Airlines for racial discrimination. They say they were looking for seats on a flight from Las Vegas when a flight attendant came on the intercom and recited, "Eenie, meenie, minie, moe; pick a seat, we gotta go." The sisters say the rhyme was directed at them. The modern version goes "Eenie, meenie, minie, moe; catch a tiger by the toe." Before the civil rights era, the N-word was used instead of the word 'tiger.' - (reader tip)
Ref: "Eenie, meenie, minie, moe - I'm gonna be a millionaire, don'tcha know!"

    Federal bias lawsuit alleges discrimination against blacks in some Florida prisons - (bias lawsuits)

    FEDERAL COURT FORCES HIRING OF "LATINOS" ON FOREST SERVICE
Based on the illegal migrant boosted census of percentage of 'Latinos' in each state.

Racist MALDEF (Mexican-American Legal Defense...) initiated lawsuit. - (forum)
(Compadres may be more sympathetic to meth-labs and pot farms on National Forest land)


(some headlines below)

J. Hi-jacksonShakedown Letter Reveals Jesse Jackson's 'Shakedown' Bid of GE Already under a barrage of criticism for allegedly "shaking down" American corporations, Jesse Jackson this month fired off a letter to corporate giant General Electric (GE), chastising the company for not including more minority firms in its recent multi-billion dollar bond sale. Jackson also provided a list of firms he referred to as "members" of his organization. (reader link) * "Shakedown"
J. CochranA. DershowitzJ. Jackson
 Are you a victim of reverse discrimination?

 

Woe unto you also, ye lawyers! for ye lade men with burdens grievous to be borne... bible
 
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Honoring the King Myth
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The King Holiday and Its Meaning
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Martin Luther King Jr. - A Historical Examination
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(KKK)
No King Over Us - Petition to Abolish King Day


 
"I had a Dream" - retiring a millionaire from a racial bias lawsuit.
I have a dream. I yearn to become a member of a ``protected class.''
by Howie Carr in the Boston Herald
"I want to be a victim too. I'm tired of working. And even though I was born here and I'm not the politically correct color, religion or gender, I demand the same free ride everybody else is getting.
It's the American way."

 * Lawyers Now Have Control of Nation Once Ruled by Law
   Lawyers, as a rule, never tilled a field, repaired an automobile, built a product, managed a 
   profit-and-loss business, planned a manufacturing facility or, generally speaking, added 
   anything of tangible value to the gross national product.

 * There are some wrongs that cannot be paid for in dollars.
    They must either be paid in blood or not at all. 
    Naturally, in our effeminate country, people love the lawsuit
    as much as they love the lottery and the slot machine, and
    they abhor and fear the idea of real justice. Money has
    become the ultimate corrupter of Americans, more
    powerful than sex or drugs. - Charley Reese Commentary

 
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"For the Lord is Our Judge, the Lord is Our Lawgiver, the Lord is Our King; He will save us" -Isaiah 33:22

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