re: Person who doxxed Big Balls

She's a 30-something lefty from Seattle. Her contact info and apt address is available.

She fancies herself as quite the internet sleuth.
Those she's sleuthing in this instance are far far better at her game than she is.

IMO careerwise, she's smoking proverbial cigarettes in a propane plant.
Maybe it'll workout for her.
We'll she if she gets lit up.

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He openly admitted to being a racist. You cool with that?

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Yes

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Because he wouldn’t marry outside his ethnicity? What’s wrong with that?

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He openly admitted to being a racist.

You cool with that?

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has the poor kid been brainwashed into believing its racist to want to marry someone of your own ethnicity? in the woke clown world we live in now its not far fetched you and he have been indoctrinated to think that’s all it takes to make you a racist.

I don’t know what other comments he’s made if any other than that one from what ive seen but we have to break the conditioning you’re under if thats all this is. I don’t remember ever reading anything about Muhammad Ali being racist even though he was famously opposed to interracial relationships

Fight fire with napalm.

Yes. Most people are "racists" according to the current overly broad definition/notions of racism.

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sad if Katherine Long's life suddenly became miserable.

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I'd imagine that her(??) life has long been miserable. Most all lefties, especially lefty females are miserable.

Hope she's fired.

She's the same person who wrote the hit piece on Bill Ackman and his wife

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Saint James Hartline
@JamesHartline
Uncovering Katherine Khashimova Long's dirty laundry in the recesses of her own self-declared background. Katherine Khashimova Long assumed she could publish a Business Insider hit piece against Bill Ackman and his wife Neri Oxman and Bill Ackman would respond by waving a humiliating white flag of surrender. Katherine Khashimova Long is sadly mistaken.

Katherine Khashimova Long has failed in her unscrupulous attempt to punish Ackman and derail his courageous efforts to rid Harvard University of its scourge of antisemitism and the destructive imposition of DEI at Harvard that led to the hiring of a very unqualifed Claudine Gay as the school's president.

In her arrogance and distempered motivations, Katherine Khashimova Long forgot to clean up the damaging and compromising events that litter her own path to becoming a "journalist".

From the Brown University Center for Middle East Studies website:

Katherine Long '15 transitions from USAID contracting to journalism.

"Katherine Long '15 now covers Amazon for The Seattle Times after obtaining her Honors MSc from Columbia Journalism School's investigative reporting program, graduating with a Pulitzer Traveling Fellowship. Previously, she worked as a project manager for USAID contractor Chemonics, overseeing early-grade literacy and agricultural programs in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. While at Brown, she received a Fulbright research scholarship, Boren scholarship, Demers scholarship and Critical Language Scholarship for Persian language study and research in Tajikistan."

Let me replay that again: "Previously, she worked as a project manager for USAID contractor Chemonics".

??????? "Chemonics, with a diverse consortium of partners, is proud to be one of five large-business implementing partners awarded as a holder of USAID's Reading for East Africa's Development (READ) indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract. Through the READ IDIQ, Chemonics will provide technical assistance and services to increase access to high-quality basic education, as defined by host-country governments, and improve student learning outcomes. Task orders issued under the READ IDIQ are anticipated to support education programs in eight East African countries — Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda."

??????? "Lawsuit Accusing Contractors of Paying Protection Money to Taliban Is Expanded. U.S. contractors added to complaint by families of more than two hundred U.S. personnel wounded, killed in Afghanistan."

??????? WASHINGTON-Families of American soldiers and personnel wounded or killed in Afghanistan have accused two U.S. contractors of paying protection money to the Taliban, expanding a lawsuit filed earlier.

The families of Gold Star soldiers killed in Afghanistan have expanded a lawsuit which accuses U.S. military contractors of paying protection money to the Taliban.

The Wall Street Journal reports that two companies have been identified in an amended complaint. Together, the businesses received at least $1.7 billion to implement aid projects in Afghanistan. Their work lasted for the better part of a decade, ending only in 2015.

"Defendants supported the Taliban for a simple reason: Defendants were all large Western companies with lucrative businesses in post-9/11 Afghanistan, and they all paid the Taliban to refrain from attacking their business interests," the original lawsuit says. "These protection payments aided and abetted terrorism by directly funding al-Qaeda-backed Taliban insurgency that killed and injured thousands of Americans."

??????? According to the Journal, the companies added to the lawsuit are Wisconsin-based Blumont Inc., previously known as International Relief Development; the other is Chemonics International.

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