Funny how you talk about agents but quote a white supremacist in your first sentence. Very funny indeed
Jews Remove Black Principal Over Holocaust comments.
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Funny how you talk about agents but quote a white supremacist in your first sentence. Very funny indeed
This site is ran by people that most the coli claim to despise. No different than Facebook
Koichos
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One cannot convert into a tribe, e.g., one cannot convert and become a Levite. He must be born into it, father to son, all the way down. My patrilineage goes all the way back to Aharon ha'Kohen regardless of where my immediate ancestors were living.
I've had a plethora of genetic testing given my heterozygosity for Gaucher disease. In various small analyses, at the 500-marker level, my Y-DNA (I'm going to omit the specific haplogroup and its branch here) showed an exact match with a Jew from Iraq, a Jew from Israel, a Jew from Egypt, a Jew from Syria, a Jew from Poland, a Jew from Belarus, and two Jews from Argentina - all Kohanim, and the only Kohanim represented in these analyses. The report showed that the probability that we all share a common ancestor within the last 56 generations borders on 100% likelihood (rounding to the nearest whole percent). As it stands, Kohanim are the longest continuous genetic dynasty to exist, with calculations resulting in the highest paternity-certainty rate ever recorded in population genetics studies.
Bro they were trying to take over the world. They weren’t gonna just stop at the coast.
Cool
So you're a european of the Jewish faith
Nothing else you're posting is relevant to my simple question that you keep talking around
Even the agents and trolls in here do agree that this was a really, really stupid claim, right?
He's straight saying that if alt-right racists don't want him to teach anything, he won't teach it, even if it's factual history.
So if they turn around tomorrow and claim that slaves enjoyed slavery, or that Confederates weren't racist, or that MLK Jr wasn't a hero and the CRM was a mistake, or the that Obama was a illegitimate president from Kenya and a secret Muslim commie, won't he have to bow to their views and stop teaching any factual Black history by the same logic?
God Almighty
Your Lord
I simply have a difference of opinion.
I guess you're afraid to debate me.
Did I even make that post you are mad about? Who knows? I'm just asking questions.
What a dumbass. Should’ve just said it happened(cause it did) and because he should’ve known the people of the area(Jewish) would get rid of him either the wrong answer. Now obviously if this was like Mississippi it probably wouldn’t have gone down like that. I can’t believe that it didn’t happen cause it’s a big number. Look at how many people the Japanese killed or Russians.
NYC Warrior
Dat ole real sh*t
I'd say some shyt about hook noses, soaps, lampshades and ovens, but I won't.
LMAOOOOO me getting a warning for this.
I STAND BY MY POST MUTHAfukkA!!
Florida high school principal who said he couldn't confirm the Holocaust was a 'factual, historical event' is fired
William Latson, who was the head of Spanish River High School in Boca Raton in Florida, told a student's mother that the mass slaughter of six million Jews is a 'belief' that students don't have to learn.
The Palm Beach County School Board voted 5-2 Wednesday to terminate his employment effective from November 21, online records from the meeting show.
The district said there was 'just cause' to end his employment, criticizing him for his response to the global media attention his emails received.
Latson had been reassigned to a district job after it emerged he sent the email to the parent in April telling her 'that Holocaust education is 'to be introduced but not forced upon individuals, as we all have the same right but not all the same beliefs'.
The district said in a statement confirming his termination: 'While his email was receiving global news coverage, Mr. Latson failed to respond to communications from his supervisors and failed to assist the District in addressing the serious disruption caused by the aforementioned email and news coverage.'
High school principal William Latson, pictured, was the head of Spanish River High School in Boca Raton. He told a student's mother that the mass slaughter of six million Jews is a 'belief'
The Palm Beach County School Board voted 5-2 Wednesday to terminate his employment effective from November 21 after he was at first reassigned to a district job from his role at Spanish River High School, pictured
The board had said when reassigning him that while Latson has apologized, 'his leadership has become a major distraction'.
Superintendent Donald E. Fennoy wrote to Latson earlier this month telling him he planned to recommend his termination.
Officials said the incident began when a student's mother sent an email to Latson inquiring how the Holocaust was taught, according to a series of emails seen by the Palm Beach Post.
In his response, the principal remarked that he couldn't 'say the Holocaust is a factual, historical event because I am not in a position to do so as a school district employee'.
He added that not all students' parents believe the Holocaust happened.
The mother, who did not wish to be named, replied that: 'The Holocaust is a factual, historical event. It is not a right or a belief.'
However, the principal insisted: 'Not everyone believes the Holocaust happened and you have your thoughts but we are a public school and not all of our parents have the same beliefs so they will react differently.
'My thoughts or beliefs have nothing to do with this because I am a public servant. I have the role to be politically neutral but support all groups in the school...'
This summer, Latson spent four days in Washington, DC, touring the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, a trip paid for by a nonprofit that promotes Holocaust awareness. He posted this tweet on February 5
Later, the principal explained that he is not a so-called Holocaust denier, rather that he views it as his place to remain neutral on all matters of politics.
Latson's ill-considered response led the mother to launch a year-long effort to tackle what she called the school leader's failure to separate truth from myth regarding the genocide of an estimated 6 million Jews under Germany's Nazi regime.
Following their interaction, all 10th-grade English students are required to read 'Night,' a classic Holocaust memoir by Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel.
At the time, students were assigned to read only passages from the book, and the mother said that in her child's class the readings hadn't occurred.
This summer, Latson spent four days in Washington, DC, touring the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, a trip paid for by a nonprofit that promotes Holocaust awareness.
Latson's ill-considered response led the mother to launch a year-long effort to tackle what she called the school leader's failure to separate truth from myth regarding the genocide of an estimated 6 million Jews under Germany's Nazi regime. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is pictured
Latson said in a statement that his time in the museum served as 'a poignant lesson and reminder of one of the most horrific events in human history'.
He also apologized for his remarks to the mother in a statement to the Post: 'I regret that the verbiage that I used when responding to an email message from a parent, one year ago, did not accurately reflect my professional and personal commitment to educating all students about the atrocities of the Holocaust.'
He said that in the apology that 'it is critical that, as a society, we hold dear the memory of the victims and hold fast to our commitment to counter anti-Semitism'.
Spanish River High School is in Boca Raton, which is a community that has a large Jewish population. The Holocaust is taught in ninth and 10th grades at the high school.
Principal who said he couldn't confirm the Holocaust was a 'factual, historical event' is fired | Daily Mail Online
- William Latson was the head of Spanish River High School in Boca Raton
- He told a parent in April that the mass slaughter of six million Jews is a 'belief'
- The Palm Beach County School Board voted 5-2 on Wednesday to fire him
- Records show his employment was terminated effective from November 21
- He reportedly told a parent that 'not everyone believes the Holocaust happened'
- Parent had sent an email to Latson asking how the Holocaust is taught in school
- The former principal has since apologized for his response to the parent
William Latson, who was the head of Spanish River High School in Boca Raton in Florida, told a student's mother that the mass slaughter of six million Jews is a 'belief' that students don't have to learn.
The Palm Beach County School Board voted 5-2 Wednesday to terminate his employment effective from November 21, online records from the meeting show.
The district said there was 'just cause' to end his employment, criticizing him for his response to the global media attention his emails received.
Latson had been reassigned to a district job after it emerged he sent the email to the parent in April telling her 'that Holocaust education is 'to be introduced but not forced upon individuals, as we all have the same right but not all the same beliefs'.
The district said in a statement confirming his termination: 'While his email was receiving global news coverage, Mr. Latson failed to respond to communications from his supervisors and failed to assist the District in addressing the serious disruption caused by the aforementioned email and news coverage.'
High school principal William Latson, pictured, was the head of Spanish River High School in Boca Raton. He told a student's mother that the mass slaughter of six million Jews is a 'belief'
The Palm Beach County School Board voted 5-2 Wednesday to terminate his employment effective from November 21 after he was at first reassigned to a district job from his role at Spanish River High School, pictured
The board had said when reassigning him that while Latson has apologized, 'his leadership has become a major distraction'.
Superintendent Donald E. Fennoy wrote to Latson earlier this month telling him he planned to recommend his termination.
Officials said the incident began when a student's mother sent an email to Latson inquiring how the Holocaust was taught, according to a series of emails seen by the Palm Beach Post.
In his response, the principal remarked that he couldn't 'say the Holocaust is a factual, historical event because I am not in a position to do so as a school district employee'.
He added that not all students' parents believe the Holocaust happened.
The mother, who did not wish to be named, replied that: 'The Holocaust is a factual, historical event. It is not a right or a belief.'
However, the principal insisted: 'Not everyone believes the Holocaust happened and you have your thoughts but we are a public school and not all of our parents have the same beliefs so they will react differently.
'My thoughts or beliefs have nothing to do with this because I am a public servant. I have the role to be politically neutral but support all groups in the school...'
This summer, Latson spent four days in Washington, DC, touring the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, a trip paid for by a nonprofit that promotes Holocaust awareness. He posted this tweet on February 5
Later, the principal explained that he is not a so-called Holocaust denier, rather that he views it as his place to remain neutral on all matters of politics.
Latson's ill-considered response led the mother to launch a year-long effort to tackle what she called the school leader's failure to separate truth from myth regarding the genocide of an estimated 6 million Jews under Germany's Nazi regime.
Following their interaction, all 10th-grade English students are required to read 'Night,' a classic Holocaust memoir by Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel.
At the time, students were assigned to read only passages from the book, and the mother said that in her child's class the readings hadn't occurred.
This summer, Latson spent four days in Washington, DC, touring the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, a trip paid for by a nonprofit that promotes Holocaust awareness.
Latson's ill-considered response led the mother to launch a year-long effort to tackle what she called the school leader's failure to separate truth from myth regarding the genocide of an estimated 6 million Jews under Germany's Nazi regime. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is pictured
Latson said in a statement that his time in the museum served as 'a poignant lesson and reminder of one of the most horrific events in human history'.
He also apologized for his remarks to the mother in a statement to the Post: 'I regret that the verbiage that I used when responding to an email message from a parent, one year ago, did not accurately reflect my professional and personal commitment to educating all students about the atrocities of the Holocaust.'
He said that in the apology that 'it is critical that, as a society, we hold dear the memory of the victims and hold fast to our commitment to counter anti-Semitism'.
Spanish River High School is in Boca Raton, which is a community that has a large Jewish population. The Holocaust is taught in ninth and 10th grades at the high school.
Principal who said he couldn't confirm the Holocaust was a 'factual, historical event' is fired | Daily Mail Online
Low End Derrick
Veteran
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get that nikka outta here
get that nikka outta here
UncleTomFord15
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Jews question slavery all the time and tell us to get over it or say slave descendants aren't owed anything despite the fact to this day America sends hundreds of millions to Isreal despite not having anything to do with the holocaust
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But then again getting money sent to you for no reason and having the ability to fire anyone who questions you is what real power looks like, so it is what it is
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.But then again getting money sent to you for no reason and having the ability to fire anyone who questions you is what real power looks like, so it is what it is
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DreadBrown
Feed the children
Nobody else wonder how this nikka back just posting like that meltdown he had a couple months back didnt happen?
