Have you ever been to Boston? That’s an everyday lunchtime dispute about who on the Red Sox is kind of a deadbeat. They don’t have that kind of passion at daily mail dot com.
N.S. She doesn’t believe in unity, she believes in committing genocide against anyone who disagrees with her. As for the brawl behind her, she probably assumed it was colored people.
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'The message itself is - if I had to put it into one sentence, it would be "Humanity rises and falls as one,"' Jiang told the Associated Press of her speech as a man wearing a black backpack could be seen apparently punching someone off camera.
GRA:She's an optimist,not a realist. Mankind hasn't been "one" since God pulled a rib out of Adam.
22 year old negro,Sharmon Davell Eubanks,volunteered to coach Grand Rapids high school girls basketball;After getting caught nailing one of the girls,a potential life sentence is in his future,for dribbling while committing deviant behavior;negress judge cuts his bail by 2/3rds
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A man who volunteered for a Grand Rapids high school girls basketball team is in jail, charged with repeatedly sexually abusing a player last year.
Sharmon Davell Eubanks, 22, appeared in court Tuesday on five charges, including three counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, a potential life offense.
A Grand Rapids Public Schools spokesman said Eubanks was an athletics volunteer at Ottawa Hills High School(GRA:90% black school)during the 2024-25 school year and passed a background check.
“He never was a coach; he was a volunteer with the girls basketball program at Ottawa Hills High School,” spokesman Luke Stier said.
The investigation got underway in December when the teenage girl’s mother “reported she had heard her daughter … was engaging in a sexual relationship with her high school basketball coach, 22-year-old Sharmon Eubanks,” court records show.
“The allegations were reportedly ongoing and began at the start of the basketball season, which was in or around September of 2024,” a detective wrote in a probable cause affidavit.
“Based on the text messages located … the relationship continued until the end of November of 2024,” court records show.
Eubanks initially denied having a sexual relationship with the girl and took a polygraph, which he did not pass, records show. Eventually, he “reluctantly admitted to having a sexual relationship,” court records show.
Three counts of first-degree CSC are for acts that allegedly occurred in a car. Eubanks also is charged with one count of second-degree CSC and one count of accosting children for immoral purposes.
According to court records, the girl told investigators “they engaged in sexual behavior numerous times when Sharmon would give her rides to/from school /practice.”
During a probable cause conference on Tuesday, the defendant’s attorney asked that the $300,000 bond be lowered, telling Grand Rapids District Court Judge Angela Ross that Eubanks was not a flight risk.(GRA:Only to Georgia or Mississippi).The judge reduced bond to $100,000. Eubanks is scheduled to return to court next week.
GRA:I wonder if Angela Ross is a negress judge.I'll check. She sho' enough is. Appointed by the Michigan Supreme Court in 2024 to head up the 61st District Court. That's how we get stuck with these black judges.
CHINKS TRIED TO SMUGGLE CROP KILLING,HUMAN POISONING FUNGUS INTO THE U.S. IN 2024---CAUGHT! IT APPEARS THEY SUCCEEDED AT LEAST ONCE BEFORE.
(ZH)The story begins in July 2024, when Zunyong Liu landed in Detroit on a tourist visa, claiming he was visiting his girlfriend. CBP officers, not buying the innocent tourist act, searched his luggage and found four plastic baggies stuffed with reddish plant material, later confirmed to be laced with Fusarium graminearum. Liu initially played dumb, insisting someone must have planted the stuff in his bag—a story that collapsed faster than China's commercial real estate bubble.
After squirming under questioning, he admitted to hiding the samples in a wad of tissues to dodge CBP scrutiny, intending to deliver them to Yunjing Jian's lab at the University of Michigan for "research."
But the plot thickens. Electronic communications between Jian and Liu, uncovered by the FBI, suggest this wasn't a one-off. Messages from 2022 show Jian discussing how to smuggle biological materials past CBP, even boasting about hiding samples in her shoes during a previous trip. In early 2024, she reportedly arranged for an associate in China to mail a book with a plastic bag of material hidden inside. And then there's the kicker: Jian's phone contained a signed pledge of loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), alongside evidence of funding from a Chinese government-backed foundation for her research on—surprise, surprise—Fusarium graminearum. Liu's phone wasn't clean either, harboring an article titled "2018 Plant-Pathogen Warfare Under Changing Climate Conditions," which explicitly flags the fungus as a crop-destroying threat.
The FBI's counterintelligence division, not known for chasing shadows, labeled this a "grave national security concern." U.S. Attorney Jerome Gorgon didn't mince words, calling the smuggling attempt a deliberate move to introduce a pathogen that could paralyze America's agricultural crop belts.
GRA:So what happened to the fungus that got in the U.S. in 2022?
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'The message itself is - if I had to put it into one sentence, it would be "Humanity rises and falls as one,"' Jiang told the Associated Press of her speech as a man wearing a black backpack could be seen apparently punching someone off camera.
GRA:She's an optimist,not a realist. Mankind hasn't been "one" since God pulled a rib out of Adam.
--GRA
22 year old negro,Sharmon Davell Eubanks,volunteered to coach Grand Rapids high school girls basketball;After getting caught nailing one of the girls,a potential life sentence is in his future,for dribbling while committing deviant behavior;negress judge cuts his bail by 2/3rds
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A man who volunteered for a Grand Rapids high school girls basketball team is in jail, charged with repeatedly sexually abusing a player last year.
Sharmon Davell Eubanks, 22, appeared in court Tuesday on five charges, including three counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, a potential life offense.
A Grand Rapids Public Schools spokesman said Eubanks was an athletics volunteer at Ottawa Hills High School(GRA:90% black school)during the 2024-25 school year and passed a background check.
“He never was a coach; he was a volunteer with the girls basketball program at Ottawa Hills High School,” spokesman Luke Stier said.
The investigation got underway in December when the teenage girl’s mother “reported she had heard her daughter … was engaging in a sexual relationship with her high school basketball coach, 22-year-old Sharmon Eubanks,” court records show.
“The allegations were reportedly ongoing and began at the start of the basketball season, which was in or around September of 2024,” a detective wrote in a probable cause affidavit.
“Based on the text messages located … the relationship continued until the end of November of 2024,” court records show.
Eubanks initially denied having a sexual relationship with the girl and took a polygraph, which he did not pass, records show. Eventually, he “reluctantly admitted to having a sexual relationship,” court records show.
Three counts of first-degree CSC are for acts that allegedly occurred in a car. Eubanks also is charged with one count of second-degree CSC and one count of accosting children for immoral purposes.
According to court records, the girl told investigators “they engaged in sexual behavior numerous times when Sharmon would give her rides to/from school /practice.”
During a probable cause conference on Tuesday, the defendant’s attorney asked that the $300,000 bond be lowered, telling
Grand Rapids District Court Judge Angela Ross that Eubanks was not a flight risk.(GRA:Only to Georgia or Mississippi).The judge reduced bond to $100,000. Eubanks is scheduled to return to court next week.
GRA:I wonder if Angela Ross is a negress judge.I'll check. She sho' enough is. Appointed by the Michigan Supreme Court in 2024 to head up the 61st District Court. That's how we get stuck with these black judges.
--GRA
CHINKS TRIED TO SMUGGLE CROP KILLING,HUMAN POISONING FUNGUS INTO THE U.S. IN 2024---CAUGHT!
IT APPEARS THEY SUCCEEDED AT LEAST ONCE BEFORE.
(ZH)The story begins in July 2024, when Zunyong
Liu landed in Detroit on a tourist visa, claiming he was visiting his girlfriend. CBP officers, not buying the innocent tourist act, searched his luggage and found four plastic baggies stuffed with reddish plant material, later confirmed to be laced with Fusarium graminearum. Liu initially played dumb, insisting someone must have planted the stuff in his bag—a story that collapsed faster than China's commercial real estate bubble.
After squirming under questioning, he admitted to hiding the samples in a wad of tissues to dodge CBP scrutiny, intending to deliver them to Yunjing Jian's lab at the University of Michigan for "research."
But the plot thickens. Electronic communications between Jian and Liu, uncovered by the FBI, suggest this wasn't a one-off. Messages from 2022 show Jian discussing how to smuggle biological materials past CBP, even boasting about hiding samples in her shoes during a previous trip. In early 2024, she reportedly arranged for an associate in China to mail a book with a plastic bag of material hidden inside. And then there's the kicker: Jian's phone contained a signed pledge of loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), alongside evidence of funding from a Chinese government-backed foundation for her research on—surprise, surprise—Fusarium graminearum. Liu's phone wasn't clean either, harboring an article titled "2018 Plant-Pathogen Warfare Under Changing Climate Conditions," which explicitly flags the fungus as a crop-destroying threat.
The FBI's counterintelligence division, not known for chasing shadows, labeled this a "grave national security concern." U.S. Attorney Jerome Gorgon didn't mince words, calling the smuggling attempt a deliberate move to introduce a pathogen that could paralyze America's agricultural crop belts.
GRA:So what happened to the fungus that got in the U.S. in 2022?
--GRA
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