Showing posts with label Wisconsin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wisconsin. Show all posts

Monday, January 6, 2020

Is our teachers learning? NYC Board of Education child abuser David Hay BUSTED!!!!!!!!!

The last post of the last year was on the need to crack on the NYC Education system. It is full of child abusers, and so no surprise that the first post if this year is on an official of the NYC Board of Education who was arrested for his strange proclivities. This is why we need the Democrats OUT of our schools and OUT of Congress!

See the facts below:

A New York City education official is facing child pornography charges after federal officials say he planned to meet with an undercover agent he thought was a 14-year-old boy.

David A. Hay, 39, was arrested December 29 on charges of using a computer to attempt to persuade, induce, or entice a minor to engage in unlawful sexual activity and possession of child pornography, according to a news release from the US Attorney's Office. He faces 10 years to life in prison if convicted on the enticement charge and up to 10 years if convicted on the child pornography charge.
At the time of his arrest, Hay was deputy chief of staff to New York City Department of Education Chancellor Richard Carranza, according to CNN affiliate WBAY-TV. He was fired after the arrest, the New York Times reported.
CNN has reached out to the education department, but has not heard back. Before joining the New York education department, Hay had been a teacher and principal at two high schools in Wisconsin.
Hay made hotel reservations to meet with a young boy
Hay began messaging Craig M. Hoffer, an undercover investigator with the Neenah Police Department in Wisconsin, on July 3, 2019, according to a criminal complaint. Neenah is about 40 miles southwest of Green Bay.
Hay messaged Hoffer believing he was a 14-year-old boy named Colton, the complaint states. The two were using a dating app called Grindr.
Hoffer says the first message he received from Hay read "Into daddies?" Hoffer then told Hay he was 14 and Hay replied "Yea I'm good w that," according to the complaint.
After exchanging messages on Grindr, Hay and the undercover agent switched to text messaging app TextNow, the complaint states.
Hoffer says they exchanged messages for months, and that he verified that the phone number he was texting was Hay's and that Hay's pictures in the Wisconsin Department of Transportation database matched the pictures in the text and on Grindr.
On December 9, Hay, who lives in New York, texted that he was visiting Wisconsin at the end of the month. The undercover officer then asked if the two could stay in a hotel, to which Hay said yes, the complaint said.
Hay made the reservation, but the complaint says he backed out an encounter citing family issues.
The complain also says Hay said he was "a bit scared" and also referred to their age difference.
The officer called the hotel the two were supposed to meet at on December 28, and the reservation listed all of Hay's contact information, the complaint said.
After obtaining a search warrant, Hoffer looked through Hay's phone where he found the fake pictures of "Colton" he sent to Hay. The agent also found sexually explicit photos from 2015 of a boy who did not appear to be 18 years old, the complaint said.
That individual told the officer he did not send the pictures when he was a minor but might have as an adult.
Hay was a principal at two schools in Wisconsin
Jonathan Smith, Hay's attorney, told CNN affiliate WBAY-TV the complaint does not suggest his client ever tried to meet with anyone.
"There's certainly references to conversations he purportedly had with someone who was purporting to be someone who was underage, whether that was reasonable to believe or not is something we'll have to explore," Smith said.
Hay appeared in federal court in Green Bay on Friday. He was released to live with his parents on home detention. Hay will be subject to electronic monitoring, WBAY reported.
Hay's next court appearance is scheduled for January 14.
Before he served as the deputy chief of staff in New York, Hay was a principal at two schools in Wisconsin, according to CNN affiliate WFRV-TV.
Kettle Moraine School District Superintendent Patricia Deklotz told WFRV Hay was hired as a business and marketing teacher in 2005.
"He served as a high school principal from 2008 until 2011," she said in a statement. In 2011, she said Hay didn't have the necessary license to continue holding his position and it was found that he used a district credit card for personal purchases.
Hay then served as the principal of Tomah High School from 2011 to 2014. He resigned to pursue a doctorate at Harvard, district superintendent Cindy Zahrte told WFRV.

Saturday, November 5, 2016

Joel Harding

In the ,50, urged on by nazis who had come to the US, Sen. Joe McCarthey began a withchunt against Russia and left leaning Americans. At that time a young member of the GOP was growing up not far from Appleton, Wisconsin, McCarthey's hometown.
Hillary Rodham, later Clinton. An uber Republican who challenged blacks in Chicago during the Nixon campaign, alleging vote fraud. Today she is still the enemy of some black people, and the remark overheard by a black officer about her not caring if black soldiers were killed in a war needs to be heard. It was, on British radio. But it needs to be heard here - before she and the latter day McCartyites, including Joel Harding, start WWIII by attacking Russia - what with the largest secret military build up against Russia since Hitler.
Joel Harding in fact sounds like Hitler. He would have been just what the nazis wanted after WWII to carry on their agenda. And Clinton, they would love her too. Socialist Workers. Left and right have no meaning, not to Hitler, not to  Clinton, and not to Harding.

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Black women with guns

The last posts were about white men with guns, which is of course not a nice topic. What can be worse? Well, maybe black women with guns. I mean, you kind of expect in today's world the white men with guns concept, so hearing about black women with guns makes you think twice. We got lots of guns, plenty to go around, just ask ISIS.

Anyway, here is the news item about a black women with rage towards the woman next door making too much noise:

MILWAUKEE —  The 24-year-old Milwaukee woman, who was added to the FBI's "10 Most Wanted Fugitives" list this week, was arrested in Fayetterville, N.C., the FBI confirmed Friday.
On Tuesday, the FBI in Milwaukee added Shanika S. Minor to the list. Minor — who uses the alias Ida Jackson — is charged in the fatal shooting of her mother's pregnant neighbor and unborn child about one week after Minor confronted Tamecca Perry, with a complaint about loud music. Minor has no previous criminal record.
Minor is the seventh Wisconsin fugitive to appear on the FBI list since its inception in 1950, and the first from Milwaukee.
Minor first challenged the woman to a fight the night of March 5 with a semi-automatic gun in hand. She fired several shots into the air and left the scene at her mother's request.
Hours later, about 3 a.m. March 6, Minor entered the neighbor's home armed with a gun. Her mother again attempted to intervene, stepping between Minor and the pregnant neighbor, but was unable to de-escalate the situation before Minor reached over her mother's shoulder and fired a round at the woman's chest.

Takes your breath away. And makes you all the more want them to take guns away from unstable people. That is what Trump was talking about, before the young white man tried to take the gun away from the police. As I said, lots of guns to go around but we can at least be thankful there were not enough for that young man to have his own. He comes from the UK where in fact only cops, hunters and drug dealers have guns. And maybe of course along with drug dealers child rapists.

So he'll go back to his own country if he really wants a gun, he can become a cop, hunter, drug dealer, or child rapist. All of which by the way have plenty of guns here in the US.

All kidding and post 4th of July goofy writing about black women and white men with guns, we have a summer ahead of us that can make history, and we can make it a better country if we get Trump in the White House. 


Saturday, March 19, 2016

GOP to stand united or fall divided: Call for support for Trump from Gov. Rick Scott

The GOP is divided. Chaos rules. Speeches are canceled and heckler clash with supporters.
All because someone not in the inner circle of politicians is stepping into the ring.
The need to unify in the face of the opposition is being made by those with common sense, such as Governor Rick Scott of Wisconsin, whereas his opposite # in Florida, Jeb Bush, snubs Trump.
And that snub by a Bush is one very good sign. It means that Trump is fresh blood, not a tainted fool whose name appears with the Bushes; he is not mentioned at all in such books as "Trance-Formation of America" which detail the child abuse and sexual predation of the Bushes, Cheneys, Byrds and Clintons.

Scotts call for unity is being heard by the sensible in the GOP, who took note of his advice from earlier this week on his facebook: 

“With his victories yesterday, I believe it is now time for Republicans to accept and respect the will of the voters and coalesce behind Donald Trump...Here’s what really matters — we have to elect a Republican in the fall in order to grow jobs, rebuild our military, and put a person who respects the Constitution on the Supreme Court... the voters are speaking clearly — they want a businessman outsider who will dramatically shake up the status quo in Washington."
 
As he noted, the voters are speaking clearly. Is the GOP listening or are Cruz, Bush and Cheney bending its ear?