Bee brings back 99 Luftballons for the Peace Song challenge.
If you didn’t get the German version in her blog post (I got both English,) here it is:
Here’s a rocker for my today’s selection; it may be more protest than peace, but peace is the objective, of course.
(on Saturday morning.)
Black and Brown Friday by Clay Jones
The administration’s racism doesn’t stop for real or fake holidays Read on Substack
I thought I might do a cartoon today, but I didn’t expect it would be on this issue. So that means you might get another cartoon tomorrow. Maybe, maybe not. It depends on how I feel.
What I want to do is to continue exposing the racism of this administration. Since Trump was elected, the Department of Homeland Security has sought to hire goons to become ICE agents. The head of that, of course, is Kristi Noem, who is a racist dog killer. But the racism of this administration starts at the top, and that is with Donald Trump.
You can see that in Trump’s reaction to the tragic shooting of two National Guard members in DC this week. Donald Trump wants to deport everyone who was given asylum by the Biden administration, and even deport the suspected killer’s family. (snip-MORE, and it’s hot!)
November 28, 1891 Early IBEW delegates The National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (now International, the IBEW) was founded when 10 men met at Stolley’s Dance Hall in St. Louis, Missouri. Their goal: the joining together of electricians in a common organization to make a better life for all.  The original logo adopted at the First Convention. Read more |
November 28, 1905 The political party Sinn Fein (meaning “we ourselves” in Gaelic) was founded in Dublin by Irish nationalist Arthur Griffith. Its objective was to end British rule in Ireland and seek national self-determination as a sovereign state.  Sinn Fein’s story of its origins |
| November 28, 1991 The U.S. Congress passed the Comprehensive Threat Reduction Act (the Nunn-Lugar legislation), which provided up to $400 million to assist with the destruction of Soviet nuclear and chemical warheads. The legislation was initiated by Senator Sam Nunn (D-Georgia) and Senator Richard Lugar (R-Indiana). |
https://www.peacebuttons.info/E-News/peacehistorynovember.htm#november28
Invoke all keyboard protection protocols. 🤣 And Scottie, he does a riff about Riley Gaines that you will especially appreciate; it’s toward the end, around the final 15 minutes +/-.
Scottie's Playtime 