Women cannot control their sexuality. This is fully understood.

The only way they can control their sexuality is when there is a massive society-wide system of shame imposed on unmarried non-virgins. Even that only works so far, but it kinda works.

Therefore, putting women in positions where they have the opportunity to engage in illicit sex – whether it be as a school teacher or a prison guard – is ensuring that women will engage in this illicit sex. It’s no different than putting a hungry dog in a room full of primo steaks and then being shocked and outraged when he starts gorging himself.

New York Post:

At least 30 Kentucky prison guards had inappropriate relations with inmates in just 16 months — with one female staffer becoming pregnant by a prisoner — while another 14 smuggled in drugs, according to a report.

After a protracted battle with state officials over records access, The Herald-Leader newspaper obtained a trove of internal reports that offered a rare glimpse into official misconduct behind prison walls.

The documents pertained to cases that arose over 16 months, ending in November 2023.

In one incident, Trista Fox, 39, was charged with third-degree rape in December 2022 after fellow guards walked in on her having sex with a Kentucky State Penitentiary inmate in Lyon County.

Trista Fox

Another female guard who resigned after being confronted about her relationship with an inmate told investigators that she was vulnerable to her jailed pursuer’s romantic advances.

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In another instance, an Owensboro probation officer became pregnant by a convict out on parole last year.

A female corrections officer was terminated from the Sandy Correctional Complex in Elliott County in 2022 after a staffer saw an inmate meet with her 25 times in a matter of hours in different prison dorm areas.

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Akira Jones, 20, a corrections deputy with the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office in Memphis since May, was taken into custody this week after an internal investigation, officials said.

Akira Jones

Two female South Dakota prison employees — one guard and one nurse — are currently facing charges for having sex with inmates.

Anyone who didn’t expect this knows nothing.

People believe the stuff they see in movies, where women have a sense of morality, and an ability to feel guilt or a sense of personal dignity. No woman has that. These characters in films are written by men who assume women must have these traits.

The films/shows are extremely powerful in shaping men’s views of women. After all, your subconscious brain doesn’t really recognize a difference between things you see on a screen and things you see in real life, and you see a lot more detail about women on screens than you see in real life, so you end up believing there are “good women” and “bad women” and that the good ones have these male traits of morality, dignity, honor, respect, and so on.

No women have those traits.

The only thing that women respond to is the threat of being publicly shamed. That’s why even hookers operate at night in dark places and back rooms. It’s why there are still some women who are not on OnlyFans, even though the whole society has said that there is nothing shameful about OnlyFans. There is still some lingering sense of shame for some women. If there were not, then 100% of women would be on OnlyFans.

When it comes to sex with prisoners or school boys, they don’t worry about the shame, because they assume they won’t get caught.

Obviously, most of them don’t get caught. A lot of them do. But at this point, we have to assume they’re all doing it.

So, the Injuns can ban people from entering their fake country, but the US government can’t do the same for a real country?

The Guardian:

A South Dakota tribe has banned the state’s Republican governor, Kristi Noem, from one of the US’s largest reservations after she spoke this week about wanting to send razor wire and security personnel to Texas to help deter immigration at the southern border with Mexico.

The Oglala Sioux tribe president said Noem’s ban from the Pine Ridge reservation resulted from the fact that many arriving at the US border with Mexico are Indigenous people from places like El Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico, who come “in search of jobs and a better life”.

Noem had also said drug cartels were infiltrating the state’s reservations shortly before the ban was announced.

“Due to the safety of the Oyate, effective immediately, you are hereby Banished from the homelands of the Oglala Sioux Tribe!” Star Comes Out said in a Friday statement addressed to Noem. “Oyate” is a word for people or nation.

Injun leader Frank Star Comes Out

Star Comes Out accused Noem of trying to use the border issue to help get Donald Trump a second presidency and boost her chances of becoming his running mate.

He said those at border “don’t need to be put in cages, separated from their children like during the Trump Administration, or be cut up by razor wire furnished by, of all places, South Dakota”.

Star Comes Out also addressed Noem’s remarks in the speech to lawmakers on Wednesday in which she said a gang calling itself the Ghost Dancers was murdering people on the Pine Ridge reservation and was affiliated with border-crossing cartels that use South Dakota reservations to spread drugs throughout the midwest.

Star Comes Out said he took deep offense at her reference, saying it “was used with blatant disrespect and is insulting to our Oyate”. He said the Ghost Dance is one of the Oglala Sioux’s “most sacred ceremonies”.

He added that the tribe was a sovereign nation and does not belong to the state of South Dakota.

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In November, Star Comes Out declared a state of emergency on the Pine Ridge reservation due to increasing crime. A judge ruled last year that the federal government has a treaty duty to support law enforcement on the reservation, but he declined to rule on the funding level the tribe sought.

You know, you can solve the crime problem by just handing out bottles of liquor.

The Indians won’t do any crimes if they’re drunk.

It’s very easy.

Why would anyone even want to go there?

Renee Dawn Skoglund, 30

This woman bought rope to fake a rape so she could get a free STD test from the police?

I don’t know if this is made-up, or if women are just this stupid. You can get a free STD test at the state clinic, otherwise, they are like, $80.

New York Post:

A South Dakota woman pleaded guilty to making a false police report after she claimed an assailant raped her in Florida, police say.

Renee Dawn Skoglund, 30, was arrested in Sioux Falls on March 10 after reporting sexual battery in Hillsborough County two days before.

She was charged with misuse of a 911 system, false report of a crime and fabricating physical evidence.

In 911 audio released by Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, Skoglund claimed that she pulled over to the side of I-75 after having some car trouble.

ARREST: A woman has been arrested for a false rape claim. Renee Skoglund, 30, admitted to fabricating her report to #teamHCSO detectives, claiming she was blindfolded and sexually assaulted alongside I-75.

Full story: https://t.co/wnjB5N4WSa pic.twitter.com/jjcP5Lplyz

— HCSO (@HCSOSheriff) March 15, 2023

She then reported that a male suspect put a towel over her head, shoved her in the car and raped her while her arms and legs were tied.

Skoglund told police that a particular type of rope was used, and authorities discovered that the product was sold at nearby Walmart stores.

During a thorough search of local Walmart locations, police saw surveillance video of Skoglund buying the rope.

According to FOX 13 Tampa Bay, Skoglund – who was married at the time – fabricated the rape to get a free STD test.

In most states, even if the cops knew a woman had faked a rape they wouldn’t arrest her for it.

A CBS News investigation found a coordinated campaign, heavily funded by a Republican mega-donor, that could make it hard to pass amendments to protect abortion access in places like Ohio.@CHueyBurns‘ report shows how that effort was also used in other states. pic.twitter.com/OMKsd32qFg

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) June 21, 2023

It’s really scary that there are threats to our democracy.

The Guardian:

A Florida group primarily funded by an Illinois billionaire is driving the recent attacks on direct democracy in states such as Ohio, Missouri, South Dakota and Arkansas.

The Foundation for Government Accountability, a Florida-based group affiliated with the alliance of conservative thinktanks called the State Policy Network, has played a key role in recent efforts to raise the threshold for passing citizen ballot initiatives from a simple majority to a supermajority, and to make it harder to place measures on the ballot in the first place.

These efforts are designed to derail citizen-led ballot initiatives to protect abortion rights, raise the minimum wage or expand Medicaid. In effect, FGA and its allies seek to give 41% of the voting population an effective veto over the wishes of the other 59%.

Instead of giving 51% veto over 49%.

Maybe we should have a different way to make policy?

Also, do 41% of the people support the Ukraine war? We’ve had no vote on that.

In at least four states, FGA and its lobbying arm, the Opportunity Solutions Project, have lobbied or testified in favor of changing ballot initiative rules to enshrine minority rule, and in some cases have financed ballot committees advocating for those changes. FGA has also issued reports, legal memos, op-eds and polling that advocate for gutting direct democracy.

The latest fight is in Ohio, where Republican lawmakers last month passed a measure requiring future constitutional amendments to receive at least 60% support from voters – rather than a simple majority – and that would make it harder for proposed amendments to make it on to the ballot. Ohioans will now vote in August on whether to approve the higher thresholds.

You have to have 2/3rds vote to change the US Constitution.

Pretty sure these rules are well-established.

The controversial plan is designed to derail an abortion rights initiative expected to be on the ballot in November.

When Ohio Republicans first proposed the supermajority requirement last year, a representative of FGA’s lobbying arm was the only person who testified in favor. FGA’s lobbying arm again testified in support of the proposal earlier this year, in hearings before the House and Senate. FGA argued that the proposal was necessary to “make it more difficult for out of state billionaires and dark money groups” to change Ohio law.

As the measure moved through Ohio’s Republican-controlled legislature, the Illinois billionaire Dick Uihlein gave $1.1m to the newly created “Save Our Constitution PAC”, which ran ads pressuring state lawmakers to support the measure; Uihlein is expected to contribute more as the August vote approaches.

Dick Uihlein

A foundation controlled by Uihlein is also the largest known source of FGA’s funding, giving $17.6m since 2014. Uihlein has also been one of the key funders of election denial. Among other things, Uihlein has poured tens of millions into his “Restoration of America” network that promotes ludicrous election conspiracy theories and which created a controversial database that published voters’ personal information online in the name of uncovering election fraud. In the 2022 cycle, Dick Uihlein and his wife, Liz, were also top donors to election-denying candidates like the Pennsylvania gubernatorial hopeful Doug Mastriano and Nevada secretary of state candidate Jim Marchant.

Well, he’s not the top donor.

That would be Soros.

Every other state is literally saying “well, we do need SOME child mutilation. After all, we have to be reasonable.”

Good on Dakota.

CNN:

South Dakota is set to prohibit nearly all forms of gender-affirming treatment for transgender minors after a proposed law gained sweeping approval through its state legislature.

The state Senate passed a House bill banning surgical and non-surgical gender-affirming treatment for minors on Thursday in a 30-4 vote, advancing the legislation to Gov. Kristi Noem’s desk. Noem will sign the bill into law, a spokesperson for the Republican governor told CNN on Friday.

The legislation bars puberty blocking medication in patients under the age of 18, as well as sex hormones and surgery related to gender transition.

Not mutilating children is “controversial”

Opponents of the measure say it would be harmful to transgender children and is an intrusion by the government into medical decisions.

“Surgeries-gone-wrong are simply not happening in South Dakota,” said Democratic state Sen. Liz Larson while announcing her opposition. “I don’t know about you, but I don’t need the state Legislature when I’m in the doctor’s office.”

Susan Williams, who heads of the transgender advocacy group Transformation Project Advocacy Network in South Dakota, decried the measure.

Susan Williams

“Our community is sad. Our community is angry. Worst of all, our community is scared,” Williams wrote in a post on her group’s Facebook page. “I feel betrayed by the elected officials who are supposed to protect my family that just voted against us.”

By the way: Ron DeSantis, the supposed right-wing extremist, didn’t do this.

He said you’re not allowed to indoctrinate children into the tranny agenda before 4th grade, when they’re 9.

Ron DeSantis is a fraud. There are 15 governors more right-wing than him.

Now do something about the schools

Republican lawmakers in South Dakota have killed a pro-life heartbeat billhttps://t.co/eZaTUJuXcn

— TheBlaze (@theblaze) February 5, 2022

Why do we have Republicans?

Seriously, what is the point?

LifeSiteNews:

Republican legislators in South Dakota have refused to consider a bill proposed by Gov. Kristi Noem which would have banned almost all abortions if a fetal heartbeat could be detected, a move the governor has called “unprecedented in the very worst way.”

Gov. Noem had introduced the legislation last month on the same day the 49th annual March for Life took place in Washington, D.C., along with a bill draft which would prohibit the distribution of abortion drugs through the mail. Early signs pointed to the future success of the bills, which together would ban nearly all abortions in the Mount Rushmore State.

However, in a surprise move last week, a Republican-led committee of the state’s House of Representatives refused to grant a hearing for the bill which would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected (or about six weeks gestation), effectively killing the proposed legislation.

Modeled after Texas’ life-saving Heartbeat Act, which prohibits all abortions in the Lone Star State after about six weeks gestation, South Dakota’s law would also have borrowed Texas’ unique enforcement mechanism which empowers private citizens to sue abortionists rather than utilizing criminal charges filed by state prosecutors.

America is the single most corrupt country on earth.

The fact that you relabel “bribery” as “campaign contributions” doesn’t mean that all of the sudden you are no longer a corrupt country. All of “our” right-wing politicians are bought off, and virtually none of them have any interest at all in doing any of the things they were elected to do.

This is the problem with democracy – it just doesn’t work for normal people, or anyone other than an elite minority of oppressors.

We should stop having democracy.

The sign may soon say “vaccine certificates” instead of masks.

Coronavirus doesn’t increase total deaths compared to previous years, so doing a lockdown or not doing a lockdown doesn’t really matter.

No one appears to be dying from the virus, so what can be blamed on the virus is directly related to the amount of sick people and corpses that the government can find.

However, we don’t know if the mRNA vaccine will cause a real, new health problem that will be blamed on some other virus down the line.

AP:

Nearly a year after California Gov. Gavin Newsom ordered the nation’s first statewide shutdown because of the coronavirus, masks remain mandated, indoor dining and other activities are significantly limited, and Disneyland remains closed.

By contrast, Florida has no statewide restrictions. Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis has prohibited municipalities from fining people who refuse to wear masks. And Disney World has been open since July.

Despite their differing approaches, California and Florida have experienced almost identical outcomes in COVID-19 case rates.

How have two states that took such divergent tacks arrived at similar points?

“This is going to be an important question that we have to ask ourselves: What public health measures actually were the most impactful, and which ones had negligible effect or backfired by driving behavior underground?” said Amesh Adalja, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.

Though research has found that mask mandates and limits on group activities such as indoor dining can help slow the spread of the coronavirus, states with greater government-imposed restrictions have not always fared better than those without them.

California and Florida both have a COVID-19 case rate of around 8,900 per 100,000 residents since the pandemic began, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And both rank in the middle among states for COVID-19 death rates — Florida was 27th as of Friday; California was 28th.

Connecticut and South Dakota are another example. Both rank among the 10 worst states for COVID-19 death rates. Yet Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, a Democrat, imposed numerous statewide restrictions over the past year after an early surge in deaths, while South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, a Republican, issued no mandates as virus deaths soared in the fall.

While Lamont ordered quarantines for certain out-of-state visitors, Noem launched a $5 million tourism advertising campaign and welcomed people to a massive motorcycle rally, which some health experts said spread the coronavirus throughout the Midwest.

Both contend their approach is the best.

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Public health experts said individual choices could help explain the similar outcomes among some states with loose or strict orders from the governor.

Some people voluntarily were “being more vigilant in states where the guidelines are more relaxed,” said Thomas Tsai, an assistant professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Yet in states with more government mandates, “people generally in public were wearing masks and following the guidelines, but in private they were letting down their guard and less vigilant,” he said.

Imposing strict measures, like forbidding families from visiting grandparents and friends from gathering, is like taking an abstinence-only approach to combating drug use and sexually transmitted disease, said Adalja, of Johns Hopkins University.

Some will comply. But other “people are going to do those activities, anyway,” he said.

They are blaming people because the public measures mandated by the government fail. It is absolute lunacy.

After allowing Jews and women to become a part of the government, the government has turned into a bitch who won’t ever accept she did anything wrong or that something is her fault.

Now there’s a well-fed specimen.

I’m surprised he didn’t try to steal the actual pizza instead.

Argus Leader:

A man has been arrested on murder charges in the shooting death of a Domino’s pizza delivery driver in Sioux Falls.

Jahennessy Deunique LaPaul Bryant, 21, from Sioux Falls, was arrested on Wednesday afternoon in eastern Sioux Falls on charges of first-degree murder, second-degree murder and manslaughter, police say.

Casey Paul Bonhorst, 30, was shot to death around 8:45 p.m. on Feb. 26 in the 2800 block of East Bragstad Drive just south of 26th Street near Cleveland Avenue.

Bonhorst had just delivered a pizza to a residence on the street at about 8:41 p.m. After the delivery was made, Bryant allegedly tried to rob him, according to a news release from police. Two minutes later, a caller reported to police that a man was lying in the road. He died at the scene.

Witnesses told police they saw and heard a man run from the scene. Police offered a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Police found Bryant near 26th Street and Sycamore Avenue around 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon. A warrant was issued for his arrest, carrying a $500,000 cash only bond.

A portion of 26th Street was shut down between Sycamore and Bahnson Avenues as they arrested Bryant.

Jenifer Stewart, 47, was a neighbor in the apartment complex where police arrested Bryant. Stewart’s niece told her that multiple people were escorted by police outside of the building this afternoon. Stewart said she’d never met Bryant before.

“You can’t walk outside without being scared,” Stewart said. “There’s been too many killings this last year. It’s too much.”

She didn’t know he was staying in her neighbor’s apartment.

As we all know, women make for the worst leaders.  I don’t know what’s going on in South Dakota, but this is the first time that they let a woman be in charge. Her first measure? Forcing South Dakota to bend the knee to the kikes.

Yikes!

Haaretz:

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed an executive order on Tuesday prohibiting state offices from doing business with companies that boycott Israel.

South Dakota is the 28th state to have enacted an anti-Israel boycott executive order or legislation.

This, despite widespread hatred of the kikes. I thought we lived in a Democracy? It just doesn’t make sense.

Its measure requires vendors who want to contract with South Dakota agencies, authorities, commissions, departments or institutions not to work with companies that participate in boycotts of Israel. It applies to companies or contractors with more than five employees and on contracts of $100,000 or more.

Noem signed the order in the capitol Rotunda in Pierre an hour before her State of the State address, which marked the beginning of the state Legislature’s 2020 session. She visited Israel in 2013 while serving as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. 

There appear to be three tried and true methods that the kikes employ to gain control over literally every single politician that we have.

1. Buy them off. This is usually done with an all-expense trip to Israel, where they are told that they are going to be rolling in dough if they do what the kikes want.
2. Pizzagate ’em! This could also be referred to as the Epstein method. Sexual blackmail of key politicians in exchange for influence and favors.
3. PR pressure. Use Jewish control of the media to bully and harass politicians that are not sufficiently pro-Semitic.

I don’t know what they used on Kristi Noem because she’s independently wealthy, but I suppose nothing is off the table here.

The Jews have made so much progress towards establishing total control of the US in the last years. They’ve effectively banned free speech on the internet, and now they’re going state-by-state forcing the goyim to do business with Israel – I assume this means just paying the Jews money somehow.

And of course, it has become illegal to criticize the Jews on college campuses, thank to Donald Trump.

Meanwhile, in the Middle East, the Jews have just up and de facto annexed the Golan Heights (Syria) and plan on gobbling up the entirety of the West Bank soon.

Everywhere you look, just as counter-Semites are massing in numbers, Jews are having the most success in their various plots and schemes.

You get the feeling like it’s just got to come to a head soon.

This could be you, but you playin’

R-r-right?

Could it have been a drug deal gone wrong?

Or did the two coloreds just feel like killing a white kid that day?

Rapid City Journal:

Two Rapid City men were arrested Wednesday morning in the shooting death Tuesday night of a Box Elder teenager.

Cole Waters and Andre Martinez, both 19-year-olds from Rapid City, are each charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit a felony and attempts to commit crime, according to the Pennington County Jail website.

Emmanuel Hinton, 17, died after being shot around 8 p.m. Tuesday in the 700 block of Blaine Avenue, the Rapid City Police Police Department said in a news release.

The shooting was reported around 8 p.m. by a person driving Hinton to the hospital, the release says. Hinton died around 10:30 p.m., spokesman Brendyn Medina said.

Police said that Hinton and the driver made contact with two men in the alley while in their car, and one of the men they met shot Hinton with a handgun, the press release says. The driver immediately took Hinton to the hospital while the suspects fled on foot.

Waters turned himself in Wednesday morning while Martinez was arrested at his home after a brief deployment of the Rapid City-Pennington County Special Response Team, the release says.

Emmanuel Hinton.