Not the programs set in place the staff only help their own family and friends the most not that kind you may call it a hand out I call it help which is what we all should be doing it is our service to one another also politically TRUMP NO KALMLA NO TO BOTH FOR ME

The music I don't own any copyrights to I honestly thought I cut it off

Catchphrase: wake up /lemon and peaches

so in court today Nicholas Bell Killeen juveniles probation off lied in court saying my son refused fingerprints when he told me multiple times killeen juveniles probation office lost my son fingerprints wtf you got to be kidding me

Catchphrase lemons and corruption

THANK YOU JASMINE CROCKETT FOR YOUR WONDERFUL SERVICE

AND THE POSSIBILITY ELON MUSK PLOT WHO KNOWS AND MY OPTION WHY WE CAN'T TURN THE WHOLE INTO A SMART PLANET

I TOLD YALL

I PRAY THR GOVERNMENT STANDS UP FOR US

SMH

why not get a passport like everyone else respectfully

Catchphrase lemons and peaches ole lemon

who knows right i ain't not going to worry about it simulation or not I would rather watch snow videos somedays anyway lol

Catchphrase lemons and peaches

FREE CONGO

In 1956, Judge Perry pursued what would be his first civil rights case, Flemming v. South Carolina Electric and Gas Co., in which he sued a bus company after an African-American woman, Sarah Mae Flemming, was struck by a bus driver for refusing to move to the back of the bus. In another famous case, Judge Perry successfully litigated the integration of Clemson University in 1963 when Harvey B. Gantt was denied admission to the school based on race. In 1972, he won a reapportionment case, which resulted in the creation of single member legislative districts in South Carolina. As his legal career progressed, Judge Perry would eventually play a central role in almost every case that integrated South Carolina’s public schools, hospitals, golf courses, restaurants, parks, playgrounds and beaches. He individually tried more than 6,000 cases, and his work led to the release of nearly 7,000 people arrested for protesting various forms of segregation.

Catchphrase South Carolina

MY HEART GOES OUT TO THE FAMILY'S

cATCHPHRASE: SOMEONE A LUNATIC AND SOMEONE IS A PHYSCO TERRISHHHHH GET WHAT IM SAYING

GO ACONVERSATION WITH ALEXANDRIA AUGUST