is “glamorous” now a euphemism for black? At Ted Verity’s daily mail, it is! british tab tells of corrupt, black judge appointed by the John Doe calling himself “Barack Obama,” who stole $240,000 (or $383,000) from her one-time uncle

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there is nothing “glamorous” about her, btw:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12552551/Glamorous-retired-Chicago-judge-disbarred-scamming-240-000-Tuskegee-Airman-survivor-uncle-senior-care-home.html

“glamorous retired chicago judge is disbarred after scamming $240,000 from her tuskegee airman survivor uncle while he was in senior care home

• “Patricia Martin, who sat on the bench in Cook county for 24 years, was in charge of handling Oscar Wilkerson Jr’s life savings, her uncle [sic]

• “his family and the state legal agency claimed she stole $240,000 of his money, which she acknowledge [sic] amounted to misconduct

• “Martin has now been disbarred following her behavior, which allegedly included her sinking $100,000 into cryptocurrency”

N.S.: Actually, if the dm “thing” is to be believed, Patricia Martin wasn’t even Oscar Wilkerson Jr.’s niece. Elsewhere, dm operative Joe Hutchison claims that Martin was the niece of Wilkerson’s “former wife.” In english, “former wife” means divorced.

Meanwhile, according to Joe Hutchison, Patricia Martin has argued that (because she ran out the clock, and he died) she shouldn’t have to pay back anything to her former uncle’s estate.

Actually, it appears to me that Patricia Martin committed the felony of embezzlement, and/or grand larceny, but under affirmative action law, most felonies are turned into misdemeanors, torts, or nothing.

Otherwise, the dm “thing” promotes boilerplate racial fairy tales:

“the group suffered significant racial discrimination while serving because of segregation of the military at the time.

[How? What? Garbage.]

“‘the military had no intention of using black pilots. the real mission, the underlying mission, was for us to fail and prove their point,’ Wilkerson previously said in an interview.

“but their bravery in the war helped pave the way for desegregation. they were awarded a congressional gold medal in 2006.”