Many People Are Saying (7/26/24)
Weekly Texas rumors, gossip, and other things we're hearing.
Welcome to “Many People Are Saying,” our once a week paid-subscriber article where we feature rumors we’re hearing, inside gossip in the political world, and other interesting things going on in our great state of Texas.
This week:
“New Teacher of the Year” Recipient Arrested For Pro-Gaza Protests.
Texas Democrat Spreads Insane "BlueAnon" Conspiracy Theory About Trump Assassination.
Killer-Bees Hop Border Killing Texas Man.
Before we get into the news, Citizens Defending Freedom is hosting a fundraiser next week with several major speakers.
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Irving High School Teacher Arrested for Pro-Gaza Protests
Baiyinah Abullah, a teacher at Irving High School was arrested earlier this year for blocking employees of a Garland company from leaving or entering work.
For five hours on March 7, the 23 protesters shut down all entrances and exits to the General Dynamics location at 1200 N. Glenbrook Drive in Garland.
The group prevented employees from leaving or entering the plant and blocked both the northbound and southbound lanes of North Glenbrook Drive with vehicles, according to the Garland Police Department. After refusing to clear the roadway, 23 protesters were arrested and the vehicles were towed.
Abullah was previously given an award for “New Teacher of the Year” from the previous high school she taught at.
Abullah, a science teacher at Irving High, was also part of a panel titled “Stop Cop City” speaking on behalf of National Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression.
Eventually, Abullah had her charges dropped when a pre-trial intervention program was negotiated.
Pro-Gaza protestors made news recently when they took to Washington to burn American flags and deface our American symbols.
Abullah engaged in protest activities preventing innocence from attending or leaving work and was arrested for such. Meanwhile her salary is paid for with your tax dollars.
Democrat Spreads Insane "BlueAnon" Conspiracy Theory About Trump Assassination
After the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, Leftists took to X/Twitter, spouting nonsensical conspiracy theories. This is an example of “BlueAnon,” which by far outdoes QAnon in terms of ridiculousness.