’t always lived up to our Declaration of Independence aspirations, but we strive for it,” said Lamborn.
He is deeply concerned that an associate professor at the academy is supporting the teaching of CRT, which is a direct violation of the Secretary of Defense’s intent.
“One of the major concerns I have about Critical Racial Theory is that it would undermine the morals and motives of people who want to join the military. What young person would go to academy?
or go into service, however they get there, sacrifice or maybe risk their lives for a country so flawed if you believe what CRT teaches, “Lamborn said.
He applauds school authorities like District 49 who take a stand against it.
“I recently met with the members of the District 49 school board. I heard about a story about a young fifth grade girl who came home crying because she said she was white. So she was taught something negative and that was against “who she was as a person. I think that’s going too far, “said Lamborn.” I don’t think it should be taught anywhere because it’s so flawed and destructive. “
News 5 reached out to the Air Force Academy for comment on García’s article. The following statement has been published:
As an academic institution and accredited university, cadets are encouraged to engage in critical thinking and discourse, which can stimulate some classroom discussion on the principles of critical racial theory. The US Air Force Academy supports an instructor’s responsibility to challenge students and do so in an environment of academic freedom. Although some elements of the CRT canon are included in the course to encourage critical thinking, it is not a theory recognized by the institution as an institutional doctrine.
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Kemp says he recognizes best practice of local scrutiny over legislative involvement and trusts the academy’s leadership to do their job and ensure the cadets are prepared.
“I think lawmakers should stay out of education. We didn’t vote them for that, so stay out. We have educators who do that and a mechanism to deal with it,” said Kemp. “I would be more interested in what the Air Force Academy says.”
News 5 asked Garica for a comment, but we haven’t received any feedback.As a trial lawyer at Sam C. Mitchell & Associates, Matt Caraway is focused on helping the victims of negligence. His goal is to use his knowledge and talents to aggressively seek results against negligent people, companies, and insurance agencies in the states of Illinois and Missouri in both state and federal court.
His previous experience includes defending Fortune 500 companies against injury suits, as well as handling maritime and railroad cases, with a large St. Louis firm.
Matt was born and raised in West Frankfort, IL to a family with a history in the coal and rail industries. He and his wife Kate, an elementary school teacher, are die-hard Cardinals fans and enjoy concerts, entertaining, and movies.
Matt also enjoys hunting waterfowl and is a member of Ducks Unlimited.
When the September 11th terrorists attacks struck, Matt, then 18 and a freshman at Eastern Illinois University, was compelled to enlist with the Illinois Air National Guard. He served for seven years, becoming Staff Sergeant in Operation Enduring Freedom in the Middle East.
After returning from the Middle East, he interned with the Air Force Judge Advocate General’s Office at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida before being honorably discharged in 2008.
Matt was very kind and didn't mind explaining everything that he was doing. I honestly don't think I would be where I am today without Matt's help.
I went to check out the Tumblr the guest was in charge of. There was some stuff on there I hadn’t heard about. 
There was some screenshots of someone talking about how Kai would snap them, crying of course because Onion was screaming at them. Also talked about Onion verbally abusing Kai in detail.

But there was also a post from someone who caught their little sister DMing Onion at 13!!!
Apparently the sister would tweet him at 12 and he ignored it, so she stopped. After a week he DM’d her and asked why she wasn’t tweeting him cause he “looked forward” to her tweets in his feed. So this gets them talking. She turns 13 and he makes a comment that “in another country it would be legal to date you”. She tells him that he has a wife but he tell her “ it’s an open relationship.” They continue to message and the girl shows the sister the messages and she puts an end to it and makes her delete her Twitter. 
Later she finds “sexy” pics of her sister in the family computer with “Onision” written on her body (I think we all know where those went).
It’s vile. If the FBI is recovering all the data from his twitter DMs and old forums I think Greggy poo has a lot to shit bricks over.Whether you have done something wrong or not, it is always a little intimidating to be spoken to by the police. A combination of nerves and potentially aggressive questions often leads to people giving more information than is necessary, effectively forfeiting their rights.
Knowing your rights is crucial because if law enforcement unlawfully makes an arrest, it can lead to a defendant’s case being dismissed and other benefits. It can also prevent an individual from incriminating themselves. Below are the basics of what you are and are not required to do when interacting with a peace officer that has not made an arrest.
What you are not required to do
Everybody in the United States has the same constitutional rights when being questioned by the police. If police stop you for questioning, remember that you do not have to:
- Provide identification – According to Texas Penal Code 38.02, you do not have to give your name, address or date of birth unless you are lawfully arrested.
- Answer questions – The right to remain silent is one of the most important rights someone can exercise when being questioned by police. If you want to remain silent after being asked a question, tell the officer out loud. They cannot punish you for choosing not to speak.
- Be searched – Police may conduct a “pat down” if they suspect you are armed, but they may not otherwise search you or your belongings.
- Be held without cause – If you are not under arrest, then in most cases police cannot hold you. If you wish to leave, ask if you are free to do so. If the officer says yes, then calmly leave. If they say no, ask if you are under arrest – you have the right to know why you are under arrest.
- Allow entry – Should the police arrive at your door, you do not have to allow them entry unless they have an appropriate warrant. If you choose to speak with them, calmly exit your home and close the door behind you.
If you are arrested, you have the right to an attorney. Immediately ask for one out loud and do not say anything until your legal representation arrives.
What you should do
Above are what you are not required to do; these are a few actions you can take to best advocate for yourself when being questioned by police:
- Be calm and respectful – You may be nervous while being questioned by police but try to be outwardly calm and polite to the best of your ability.
- Remember everything – Make mental notes of any seemingly important details of your encounter; something odd an officer says or does, something you notice they do not do or if they touch you may prove important later.
- Do not obstruct in any way – Even if something seems amiss, do not interfere with what the police do in any way. Remember the details if something seems wrong and speak with an attorney later.
- Be truthful – Never lie or provide false or misleading documents to law enforcement.
These actions are not necessarily backed up by laws, but they can help make your interaction with peace officers more amicable and less stressful.
These guidelines can help a person navigate being questioned by law enforcement. Remember that should the police make an arrest, it is critical to request an attorney right away. An experienced litigator will advocate for the defendant and do everything in their power to defend their client’s rights.'use strict';

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