forever after that

Steven J. Demetriou, Executive Chair of Amentum Services, the sole contractor for an ICE Camp in Texas. (The man literally runs a concentration camp.)

His son, Steven J. Demetriou Jr, a Republican member of the Ohio House of Representatives (as in, a MAGA politician.)

Brad Pitt, a man who violently attacked his family on a plane, was arrested by the FBI, who recommended he be charged, and whose 5 children have all dropped his surname and gone no contact.

Jason Sudeikis, a man other comedians have called out for undisclosed abuse, who leaked revenge p*rn of his ex-wife. (Naked photos of her when she was pregnant with their daughter).

Sacha Baron Cohen, a proud and loud Zionist.

Taylor, by the way, put out a statement via People Magazine the second the ceremony ended (while the reception was still happening) saying that Blake Lively would have disturbed "Taylor's peace" if present at the wedding.

Meaning, ICE camp executives, MAGA politicians, domestic abusers, revenge p*rn publishers, and Zionists do not disturb Taylor's peace in the least.

Fuck billionaire, MAGA, ICE-lover, domestic abuse apologist, and Zionist Taylor Swift.

And, as always:

I do not think "oh, Venezuela just has bad luck". No. We had neglect. Ever since I was a child, people kept telling me we were due for another big earthquake... Everybody knew we were due for another one!! Venezuela has one big earthquake every half a century, and rhe last one was in 1967, all we needed was to do the math and be like "well, we need rescue equipment, and we need to assess the state of this or that building so it does not FALL ON PEOPLE"...

A las 6 de la tarde, un doble sismo de magnitud 7.5 arrebato Venezuela el 24 de junio. Las cifras han superado 920 muertos y hay al menos 3.3600 heridos. Todavía se encuentran gente bajó los escombros y los equipos de rescate mandados por otros países siguen sacando gente en La Guaira. ¿Cómo puedes ayudar?

A magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit Venezuela on 24 July just after 6 pm. The death toll has been raised to 920 death and there are at least 3,600 injured. There are still people trapped under the rubble and the rescue teams sent by other countries are still getting people out in La Guaira. How can you help?

Si estás afuera de Venezuela y quieres aportar, aquí hay unos sitios para donar:

If you are outside of Venezuela and want to contribute, here are places where you can donate:

Si no pueden ayudar de manera monetaria, pueden difundir este post y también registrar cómo intérprete si saben hablar español y algún otro idioma cómo el inglés:

If you can't help monetarily, you can boost this post and also register to be an interpreter if you know how to speak Spanish and any other language like English:

Este formulario es para los que están en Venezuela:

For those in Venezuela:

Y esté incluye la opción de brindar servicios de traducción remota (telefónica/en línea):

And this one includes the option to offer remote translation services (telephone/online):

Earthquakes in Venezuela: What We Know by Caracas Chronicles

Key Information About Venezuela’s State of Emergency by Caracas Chronicles

VENEZUELA’S EARTHQUAKE STATE OF EMERGENCY: HOW TO HELP

We Love Foundation: Provinding food, water, medical support, hygiene kits, shelter supplies, logistics, and direct support for vulnerable families on the ground. They have worked with global partners and Venezuelan nonprofits for the past 13 years.

The Gio Foundation: Humanitarian and animal aid nonprofit organization accepting donations through their portal.

Aldeas Infantiles SOS: Accepts donations in bolívares (Venezuelan currency) through their Venezuelan branch. Donations in foreign currencies can be sent through Aldeas Infantiles SOS Spain.

Save the Children’s Emergency Fund: Donations will go towards providing urgent, life-saving support to Venezuelan children.

UNICEF Spain: Has launched an Emergency Fund for Venezuelan children.

Miami-based Venezuelan American Chamber of Commerce Foundation: Launched a fundraising campaign to provide food, water, medicine, shelter and emergency relief.

Source: Caracas Chronicles