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cdn.britannica.com

It's surprising Bugsy Patel hasn't scrubbed all of the photos documenting right wing terrorism.

US removes all bombers from RAF Fairford base

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Stinky got chased out of Britain by diesel thieves. Lol

@#2 ... I bet Qatar won't be affected. ...

Maybe it depends upon if they were damages and how much damage they have.

Al Udeid Air Base
en.wikipedia.org

... Al Udeid Air Base ... is one of two military bases to the southwest of Doha, Qatar, in the municipality of Al Rayyan. It is the largest US military base in the Middle East, hosting approximately 10,000 military personnel as of 2026.[5] ...

One thing is for sure, and any high level educator will only speak it off the record. You can have poverty and overcome the educational challenges and you can have minorities and still overcome. But when you have a majority of the two, there's no fixing it. That's not my assessment, that's people who've been at this for decades.

#101 | Posted by lfthndthrds

Hmmm interesting
also you lie about no fixing

The intersection of high poverty and high minority concentration in schools creates profound, systemic hurdles that many educators and researchers describe as exceptionally difficult to resolve through standard interventions.
Understanding the Intersection
Poverty and Resources: High-poverty schools often lack adequate funding, experienced teachers, up-to-date materials, and robust support services.
Racial Isolation: Concentrated minority populations frequently experience the compounding effects of historical segregation and unequal resource distribution.
Combined Impact: When poverty and minority concentrations overlap significantly, schools face compounded deficits that strain local tax bases and community safety nets.
Potential Approaches and Solutions
Equitable Funding: Proponents of systemic reform argue that targeted, weighted student funding formulas can direct extra resources where needs are highest.
Integrated Settings: Research on desegregation suggests that mixing student demographics can improve resource equity and academic outcomes.
Comprehensive Support: Addressing food insecurity, trauma, and healthcare directly within schools helps mitigate external barriers to learning.

Hmmm more mone and resources

So, you only prove that nihilism and giving up ISN"T the answer and the answer is the OPPOSITE of what you argued

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