• Multiple Felon, Rapist and Pedophile Trump-Epstein tells Memphis pugs,

    From Radio Gnome@21:1/5 to Alan Bond on Mon Sep 1 14:14:48 2025
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    Alan Bond wrote:


    Chicago is a total shithole since blacks have been in charge. Every
    major big dollar corporation has moved out for employee safety.

    Trump better be careful or he'll end up like Ghaddfi and be sodomized by a bayonette. Just let the crime soar in those rightist shitholes like
    Memphis, the more dead rightists the better.

    The Murders in Memphis Arent Stopping

    Despite extraordinary funding, the citys police seem unable to control
    crime.

    MEMPHIS, Tenn. Youll hear a few different stories about why they call Mary Wainwrights North Memphis neighborhood Smokey City, but she says its
    because the old shotgun houses all had woodstoves and little chimney pipes
    that pumped smoke into the sky. Wainwright would knowshe grew up in Smokey City, where her family moved from East Tennessee before she was born, and
    shes lived there for many of her 62 years. When she was a child, a massive Firestone tire plant bordered the neighborhood, and the smell of rubber was also the smell of prosperity: Thousands of people had good jobs with good
    pay there and at other nearby factories.

    The Firestone smokestack still looms over the little neighborhood, but now
    its surrounded by acres of empty concrete pads where the factory stood
    before it closed almost 40 years ago. Some shotgun houses remain, though
    many are on their last legs. As the population has dropped, the culture has changed, Wainwright says. She remembers when everyone left their doors
    unlocked at night and kids ran freely through yards, knowing that any adult would watch out foror, if necessary, scoldthem.

    Wainwright is the kind of person youd want as a neighbor: Shes quick with a joke, blunt and no-nonsense, and ready to help out. When the coronavirus pandemic struck, she canvassed the neighborhood handing out masks. When vaccines first became available, she knew that many of her neighbors didnt
    have computers or internet access to make appointments, so she convinced officials to set up a pop-up clinic at her church. The line stretched
    around the block.

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