Enemies Within: Unchristian, Unmanly People! | Wed. 4-12-23

April 12, 2023 / James Hake

Trump: Enemies within! Bud Light VP, politician Katie Porter, community colleges and worse! Elon Musk vs BBC on Twitter non-censorship!

The Hake Report, Wednesday, April 12, 2023 AD

TIME STAMPS

0:00:00 Trump: Our enemy is within! (to Tucker)
0:02:46 Topics: Bud Light VP; Katie Porter, Community Colleges
0:05:35 Hey, guys! Green Forest Home tee
0:10:19 ALEXANDRA: The 144K in Revelation? New Babylon?
0:22:05 Bud Light's once-"fratty" female VP Alissa Heinerscheid
0:33:23 Katie Porter (Dem from Irvine, CA)
0:42:42 CLAY, IN: Women are spiritually gifted psychics
0:57:38 "Prayer" - Petra (1990, Beyond Belief)
1:04:36 Supers: Women, Heiner… Jewish? Dogface, Bud
1:09:25 CJ, TX: Women don't need commandments from God
1:23:57 Community College enrollment BIG decline!
1:37:48 Elon Musk vs BBC guy: Twitter "hate speech," Covid misinfo
1:46:42 REENE: Dropped out Evergreen, work, play in a band
1:51:13 RICK, VA: Trump indictment
1:55:03 NATE: Sort of a pirate smoker accent talk: Forgive the traitor!
1:57:04 Super: Don't listen to wife's bf! Try Tierra Mia coffee in L.A.!
1:58:15 "Good Morning" - Bullfrogs and Butterflies (1978, God Is My Friend)

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SHOW NOTES | Wed. 4-12-23

MUSIC: "Prayer" - Petra (1990, Beyond Belief) // "Good Morning" - Bullfrogs and Butterflies (1978, God Is My Friend) //

TRUMP IS RIGHT

(DarrenJBeattie) The real enemies of the American people aren't any foreign adversary, it's the corrupt and illegitimate trash that run America

CLIP 15 (CollinRugg) JUST IN: Trump tells Tucker Carlson the biggest threat to America is *not* Russia or China, but “from within.” “Who's the biggest problem? Is it China? Could it be Russia? Could it be North Korea? No. The biggest problem is from within. It's these sick, radical people from within." … 0:16

BUD LIGHT ‘BUSINESSWOMAN’

(from Mon. 4/10/23) CLIP 11 (stillgray) Meet Alissa Heinerscheid, Bud Light’s VP of Marketing. She explains her strategy of using “inclusive” marketing to promote the brand to young people. … 1:04

(Also mentioned Monday) (DoctorTurtleboy) According to her Bud Light was in decline because not enough people regularly drink cheap beer, and her solution was to create a new generation of transgender alcoholics by making [that person] their spokesman

2006, 2011, drinking gal (BoSnerdley) Leaked Social Media Pics From Bud Light Ad Exec Who Slammed ‘Fratty’ Culture Seem Pretty Fratty | The Daily Caller

KATIE PORTER

Skip clip… (tomselliott) Rep.⁦ Katie Porter (@katieporteroc) [says]: “It’s hard to go to work every day with Marjorie Taylor Greene (⁦@RepMTG⁩) as a colleague … It is hard to commute 3,000 miles to your job.”

CLIP 12a (katieporteroc, Apr 11) Today's the day! My new book, I SWEAR: Politics Is Messier Than My Minivan, is out now. It's available wherever books and audiobooks (this one's narrated by me!) are sold. #ISwearBook … 0:11

CLIP 12b (Katie Porter, Jan 10) California needs a warrior in the Senate—to stand up to special interests, fight the dangerous imbalance in our economy, and hold so-called leaders like Mitch McConnell accountable for rigging our democracy. Today, I'm proud to announce my candidacy for the U.S. Senate in 2024. … 1:33

More than a third of community college students have vanished | The Seattle Times

(Pocket / Seattle Times “Education Lab,” Apr 3, 2023) … Santos Enrique Camara [had a 4.0 in HS, but looks stylish like a WOMAN!]

Advocates for community colleges defend them as the underdogs of America’s higher education system, left to serve the students who need the most support but without the money required to provide it. Critics contend that this has become an excuse for poor success rates that are getting worse and for the kind of faceless bureaucracies that ultimately prompted Camara to drop out after two semesters; he now works in a restaurant and plays in two bands.

…. With scant advising, many community college students spend time and money on courses that won’t transfer or that they don’t need. Though most intend to move on to get bachelor’s degrees, only a small fraction succeed; fewer than half earn any kind of a credential. Even if they do, a new survey finds that many employers don’t believe they’re ready for the workforce.

…. Even though community colleges are far cheaper than four-year schools — published tuition and fees last year averaged $3,860, versus $39,400 at private and $10,940 at public four-year universities, with many states making community college free and President Joe Biden proposing free community college nationwide — consumers are abandoning them in droves.

…. The number of students at community colleges has fallen 37% since 2010, or by nearly 2.6 million, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center.

Those numbers would be even more grim if they didn’t include high school students taking dual-enrollment courses, whom the colleges count in their enrollment but on whom they’re losing money, according to the CCRC. High school students now make up nearly a fifth of community college enrollment.

Yet even as these colleges serve fewer students, their already low success rates have by at least one measure gotten worse.

Two-year community colleges have the worst completion rates of any kind of universities and colleges. Like Camara, nearly half of students drop out, within a year, of the community college where they started. Only slightly more than 40% finish within six years. That was up by just under 1 percentage point last year from the year before.

…. While four out of five students who begin at a community college say they plan to go on to get a bachelor’s degree, only about one in six of them actually manages to do it. That’s down by nearly 15% since 2020, according to the clearinghouse.

These frustrated wanderers include a disproportionate share of Black and Hispanic students. Half of all Hispanic and 40% of all Black students in higher education are enrolled at community colleges, the American Association of Community Colleges says.

The spurning of community colleges has important implications for the national economy, which relies on graduates of those schools to fill many of the jobs in which there are already shortages, including as nurses, dental hygienists, emergency medical technicians, vehicle mechanics and electrical linemen, and in fields including information technology, construction, manufacturing, transportation and law enforcement.

Other factors are also contributing to the huge enrollment decline at community colleges. Strong demand in the job market for people without college educations has made it more attractive for many to go to work than to school. Thanks to so-called degree inflation, many jobs that do require a higher education now call for bachelor’s degrees where associate degrees or certificates were once sufficient. And private, regional public and for-profit universities, facing enrollment crises of their own, are competing to steal away high school graduates who might be considering community college.

Many high school graduates are increasingly questioning the value of going to college at all. The proportion who enroll in the fall after they finish high school is down from a high of 70% in 2016 to 63% in 2020, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. That’s the most recent period for which the figure is available. In Washington, only about 50% of the state’s high school class of 2021 enrolled in a two- or four-year institution within a year of graduation, according to a recent analysis by the Washington Student Achievement Council.

TWITTER VS BBC

CLIP 13 (TexasLindsay_ / JackPosobiec / JeffYoungerShow) @ElonMusk shut down this pro-censorship BBC reporter and left him scrambling on how to justify his own questions on misinformation and the supposed rise in hate speech. // Elon: "You can't give me a single example of this 'hateful content.' Name a single example" Journalist: "...Let's move on!" // Elon calls out the BBC’s “misinformation” narrative. Reporters are used to editing out lies and embarrassing miss steps. The fact that this was recorded completely exposes, the incompetence and venality of BBC reporters. (Source on last part… TheChiefNerd) lon Musk Turns the Tables on BBC Interviewer James Clayton Calling Out Their Own Flawed COVID ‘Misinformation’ Policy Clayton: “This is not an interview about the BBC” Musk: “Oh you thought it wasn’t?” @elonmusk @JamesClayton5 … 4:10

Quote-tweeted by StillGray (Ian Miles Cheong): Ironically, the BBC journalist said “let’s move on we only have a certain amount of time.” He ended up cutting his interview short by 30 minutes and @alx, @cb_doge, @WholeMarsBlog and I took over the space with much better questions than anything he was prepared to ask Elon.

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