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The ten terrorists who tried to ambush and kill those ICE agents have been identified as ANTIFA, from a North Texas ANTIFA chapter. When is ANTIFA going to be declared a terrorist organization and rolled up?

Commented: Wednesday, July 9th, 2025 @ 11:15 am By: Conservative Voter

In open session, with the cameras rolling capturing these memories for posterity, I do believe I did call these two fools, these two frauds all grades of names, and Democrat(s) were certainly some of the many.

I am not proud of my actions, but at least I did not physically hurt anyone, so that is a plus.

Lately, even with my bum hip that is soon to be replaced, I have been feeling like a linebacker again, one that instinctively knew the skill of flying toward the football, and in my days of accomplishing that one certain task, I did hurt people, many people, all because I learned how to hit the correct people hard, fearlessly hard. Even at my advanced age, I still have moments of fearlessness.

Thankfully, that is about to begin right now, the channeling of my middle linebacker mentality into a constructive, focussed path to end as much corruption as I can discover, and there is no better place to begin than here in Beaufort County, where there is an abundance to be discovered.

I promise to the public, my constituents, that I will not hit any bad actors physically, and fearlessly hard, but rather with truth as my shield and the ambition to employ real, abundant knowledge as my weapons, there will be those that will know the sting of Stan, and it will be a long time coming.

I hate corruption in those corrupt; I won't tolerate it.

Commented: Wednesday, July 9th, 2025 @ 9:43 am By: Stan Deatherage

Sadly, I was unable to present this resolution due to the terrible behavior of the Center-Left /Left Coalition, whose rudeness knows no bounds, which encouraged my anger due to my abject frustration of being forced to endure such petty behavior by such ignorant politicians that I have been provided by the public to work with, lo these many years.

I apologize for my behavior uncontrollable on this one occasion; however, sometimes a man of courage can only endure so much, yet still, I shall endeavor to persevere by a better humor the next time.

Commented: Wednesday, July 9th, 2025 @ 2:16 am By: Stan Deatherage

I thought the Supreme Court answered this conundrum of responsibility just a few weeks ago Does the prior Supreme Court ruling not matter Democratic Socialist Federal Judges?

Commented: Tuesday, July 8th, 2025 @ 5:54 pm By: Stan Deatherage

Maybe it is time for Congress to start selectively defunding federal courts. This judicial tyranny has to be stopped.

Commented: Tuesday, July 8th, 2025 @ 2:41 pm By: Conservative Voter

Democratic Socialist Governor Kathy Hochul is utterly corrupt, and most ignorant on so many levels.

And hopefully, Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY), the next governor of the corrupt state of New York, who is smart and straight as an arrow, will turn that once august state around ... or at least begin that process.

Commented: Tuesday, July 8th, 2025 @ 12:50 pm By: Stan Deatherage

I called him Thigpen or Thig, only that. We were childhood friends when we both lived on East Main Street in Washington, NC.

Also, Thigpen, Rodney Perry and myself were the only members of our class selected to try out for the Washington Pam Pack varsity in 1970, as sophomores; we all three made it, and we all made solid contributions to that 1970 team.

That 1970 season was one of the best football teams in Pam Pack history, and our storied loss to Tarboro at tiny Kugler Field drew about 8,000 football fans from all over the region, as both teams were undefeated late in the season; ranked 1st and 2nd in 3A football, over the entire state of North Carolina. During that hard-fought game, we battled valiantly for the conference championship, and the right take on all challengers in the state championship round.

For some innate reason, I have always felt unusually close to Thig, and when we infrequently saw each other, we could talk about everything well beyond our many days playing football on so many levels. Thigpen was such a real person, and I really dig what is real.

I have always liked his wife, Kim; I am friends with his son, Ryal. These are my good constituents, the best of them; truly real people. In some small way now, I share their terrible loss.

There is a deep hole in the fabric of Washington and Beaufort County now that Thigpen is gone ... I truly mean that.

Commented: Tuesday, July 8th, 2025 @ 10:08 am By: Stan Deatherage

When "General Che" and his seven cheerleaders are faced with families making other choices than Beaufort County public schools, their solution is to give families even more reasons to choose other schools. When people complain they just blame the people living in the communities they just screwed.

Too many Beaufort County leaders have no respect for southeastern Beaufort County. For some reason it is always alright to sacrifice Aurora first. Time for Aurora to chuck Beaufort County. Start with the guilty politicians.

Commented: Tuesday, July 8th, 2025 @ 9:10 am By: Van Zant

What we've got here is a giant turd, of biblical proportion, that's rolling downhill. The reason why I use "biblical" is because there is, in fact, an exodus of students leaving BCS.

This ain't "conspiracy theory" or hearsay, now; it's common sense. The ship's fixin' to run a ground quicker than they thought...an' they're comin' in too hot.

Montessori ain't keeping in Beaufort County.....too much headache for most parents that work a regular job. If there were charter schools in the county , like those of neighboring counties, this wouldn't be happening.

The School board is watching dollar signs fly right out the window...but they can't/won't say it publicly. General Ché would have to admit fault and that ain't happening.

Bath Elementary becoming a charter school would be a good move in the right direction and also a yuuuuuuge middle finger to The San Francisco Hippie that was wollerin' in the mud, up'air, with them hippies at Woodstock.

Commented: Monday, July 7th, 2025 @ 8:41 pm By: John Valley

There are too many relationships in the Snowden Affair and in commissioner and school board matters that just don't pass the small test. One is the two husband and wife pairs on the commission and school board. Insider dealing? Do you think? Then there is two school board members having daughters who are principals or vice principals, who are at Chesseman's mercy. Conflict of interest? Do you think?

Commented: Monday, July 7th, 2025 @ 7:17 pm By: Concerned Taxpayer

There is a power bully involved in Beaufort County Schools. His name is Cheeseman, and Don Shreve appears to have caved in to him. Sad.

Commented: Monday, July 7th, 2025 @ 3:41 pm By: Conservative Voter