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Thank to tweet from LibsOfTiktok the story today is: Tiktoker claims to suffer from “time blindness” and blasts employers who make employees come on time. She wants to dismantle the system which says people should be on time.

Andrew Tate is a wealthy playboy who appears to be getting a lot of trouble over the internet for acts that haven't even been brought up in court but who are already being called monsters without sufficient proof. HUW Edwards who is a contributes to the BBC was observed sending pictures to teenage boys in 4K. Andrew Tate, though, is said tot be hazardous for young males. While Huw did what he did. This is laughable. Before separate charges were revealed by The Sun newspaper, it has been claimed that BBC journalists were investigating concerns regarding the conduct of its top broadcaster Huw Edwards. According to two people at the BBC, Newsnight host Victoria Derbyshire was looking into allegations of Edwards' inappropriate behavior before allegations that he paid a teen for pornographic images surfaced last week, according to the entertainment website Deadline. However, a third source downplayed the investigation, claiming that only one individual was contacted before it was determined that Edwards had committed no violation. Rolling stone also tried to cover up a crazy case, James Gordon Meek was a former investigator for the U.S. House Homeland Security Committee who went to work for ABC News in 2013. The Rolling Stone article praised Meek for his combative and tough-nosed journalism style, while also implying that his arrest appeared to be a gross overreach by the United States government to persecute a journalist for allegedly possessing classified documents.

For the first time ever, a transgender woman has won Miss Netherlands, opening the door for a historic run at Miss Universe. The other finalists, who were seated at the rear of the platform, exchanged glances as others appeared to awkwardly grimace in response to the unusual choice. The pageant stated of the winner: "This finalist shone throughout the show and has also made the greatest progress along the way."

The five platforms are being urged to censor "content that spreads malicious lies about medically necessary healthcare for trans youth," "accounts that perpetuate anti-LGBTQ extremist hate and disinformation in violation of platform policies," "anti-trans hate speech," and other things by these same elites. It continues, "This misinformation and hate, poorly controlled on your platforms, has a disproportionate part in the significant rise in anti-transgender targeting and violence in real life. In the meantime, a recent survey by Summit Ministries and McLaughlin & Associates reveals that 61% of American voters think that exposing kids to transgender, drag, and LGBTQ+ themes damages their emotional and psychological growth. In addition, a different survey indicated that nearly three quarters (73%) want firms to be impartial when it comes to political and cultural concerns, such as LGBTQ+ problems, and that more than half of them support boycotting businesses that actively promote that agenda.

A second IRS Whistleblower, known as “Mr. X” comes forward alleging mishandling of the Hunter Biden case Trump reacts to leaked DOJ tapes: "We did absolutely nothing wrong. This is just another hoax... What did I say wrong in those recordings?... Nobody said I did anything wrong other than the fake news which, of course, is Fox too... I do things right. I'm a legitimate person— unlike Biden..."

Elon Musk set some new community guidelines on Twitter with his last statement.

Bud Light loses another defender! The Fairfax Bar & Grill in Bloomington, Indiana, has gotten itself into a public relations disaster by sticking up for Bud Light. When a Bloomington pub announced in early April that it would kick out patrons who objected to Bud Light's partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, many were taken aback. #DylanMulvaney #Budweiser #budlight

*I kept on saying "yara" instead of "Mara", She is a British Athlete. not sure why thought she was Japanese* Rules that permitted a transgender runner to defeat over 14,000 female competitors in the female division of the London Marathon have been criticized by a two-time Olympian. Following trans racer Glenique Frank, 54, gushing to the BBC about utilizing "girl power" to run the important UK race on Sunday, Mara Yamauchi, who placed sixth in the marathon at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, retaliated. In a tweet, Yamauchi stated, "Males in the [female] category is UNFAIR for females," accompanied with a footage of the mid-race interview with the runner wearing a sports bra and gushing about soon becoming "a gran." Yamauchi, who claimed that even while she was "ranked second in the world" as a woman, "at least 1300 men ran faster than me," argued that "nearly 14,000 actual females suffered a worse finish position [because] of" Frank.

Following the beer brand's contentious marketing alliance with transgender celebrity Dylan Mulvaney, Bud Light sales have taken a "staggering" knock, with the most recent data showing an alarming 17% reduction, according to an industry research agency. According to the most recent sales statistics from NielsenIQ and Bump Williams Consulting, Bud Light sales decreased 21% in volume and 17% in dollars during the week ending April 15. This could be a horrible ending unless Bud Light can figure out a way to stop their suffering from these sales drops. What is ESG? Environmental, social, and governance criteria, or ESG, is a framework companies use to evaluate their sustainability. Environmental factors look at the conservation of the natural world, social factors examine how a company treats people both inside and outside the company; and governance factors consider how a company is run.

Egard's Watches made a bone chilling ad highlighting what some woman are facing in the world of women's sports as Trans Athletes begins to break records. But this Video seems like a response to the Bud light advertisement as they used Dylan Mulvaney to Champion their campaign.as well as Nike using Dylan as well to wear sports bra's

The Corporate Equality Index (CEI) is a benchmarking tool created by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a U.S.-based advocacy group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) rights. The CEI rates companies and law firms on their policies and practices related to LGBT employees, customers, and investors. The CEI evaluates companies based on several criteria, including non-discrimination policies, equal benefits and protections for LGBT employees and their families, transgender-inclusive health care benefits, competency programs, and public engagement with the LGBT community. Companies can earn a score of up to 100 points based on their performance in these areas, and those with scores of 85 points or above are designated as a "Best Place to Work for LGBT Equality." The CEI is widely recognized as the national benchmark for LGBT workplace inclusion in the United States, and its results are often used by companies to guide their diversity and inclusion efforts. It is important to note that the CEI is a voluntary survey and companies choose whether or not to participate. Bud Light FAILED MASSIVELY! Why They Made The FAILURE Ad in The First Place. #budlight

As the boycott against Bud Light, the beer company, continues, the contentious marketing executive who oversaw Bud Light's collaboration with Dylan Mulvaney has taken a leave of absence. According to Ad Age, Todd Allen, who was most recently the global marketing VP for Budweiser, will succeed Alissa Heinerscheid, who has served as the brand's marketing vice president since June 2022. Heinerscheid stated in a March 23 interview for the Make Yourself At Home podcast that the brand was in decline and that they needed to "attract young drinkers... or there will be no Bud Light," which prompted the contentious collaboration with trans TikToker Dylan Mulvaney.

Hey there! In this explosive episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, the outspoken host finally reaches his boiling point and takes a stand against the increasingly "woke" culture that's sweeping the nation. Watch as he boldly dumps a can of Bud Light, a popular beer brand that's been criticized for its recent pandering to social justice movements, in front of millions of viewers. This viral moment is sure to spark conversations and debates across the internet about the role of political correctness in our society. Don't miss out on this must-see episode of the Joe Rogan Experience! Full Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W19_Sh_kSqk