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She want to prosecute hero Trump. Bitch!
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Both. She is Jamaican African (Nigeria) X CECA Indian, what kind of Zhupzeng farked up breed is that?
Nigerians are known to keep Hyena as pets (see below beedeo) which perhaps explains why she also laughs like a Hyena, LOL.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaica
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaica#Ethnic_origins
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Rape or incest.Both. She is Jamaican African (Nigeria) X CECA Indian, what kind of Zhupzeng farked up breed is that?
Nigerians are known to keep Hyena as pets (see below beedeo) which perhaps explains why she also laughs like a Hyena, LOL.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaica
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamaica#Ethnic_origins
https://people.com/all-about-kamala-harris-parents-donald-harris-shyamala-gopalan-7974352
By
Alex Gurley
Updated on July 22, 2024 11:08AM EDT
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Kamala Harris poses for a photo with her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. PHOTO: KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Kamala Harris’ parents, Donald J. Harris and Dr. Shyamala Gopalan, came to the United States to pursue their dreams — but never envisioned a future where their daughter would one day become vice president.
Over 60 years ago, Donald and Shyamala arrived in Northern California to study at the University of California, Berkeley. They had grown up on opposite sides of the world — Donald in Jamaica and Shyamala in India — but crossed paths thanks to their shared interest in civil rights.
The pair first met in 1962 while attending a study group for Black students, and their connection was instant, according to The New York Times. Just a year later, they were married. The couple welcomed daughter Kamala in 1964, followed by daughter Maya in 1967.
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(667x799:669x801)/kamala-1-2000-a61bf24351c4492ebd51c1289590dcd9.jpg "Kamala Harris, Shyamala Gopalan, Donald Harris")
Kamala Harris' parents Shyamala Gopalan Harris and Donald Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
After meeting for the first time, Donald quickly became Shyamala’s first-ever boyfriend. While she had initially planned to return to India after finishing school, things changed when the couple tied the knot only a year later.
“I came to study at UC Berkeley. I never came to stay. It’s the old story: I fell in love with a guy, we got married, pretty soon kids came,” Shyamala told SF Weekly in 2003.
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(597x0:599x2)/kamala-2-ee2c7cf119cf4c4da8ce63509f67e786.jpg "Kamala Harris, Shyamala Gopalan, Donald Harris")
Kamala Harris as a child and her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Donald and Shyamala were born across the globe from each other but met by chance when they were both studying at UC Berkeley.
Shyamala was raised in India, and at the time, there was little opportunity for women who wanted to study science. She applied to UC Berkeley to pursue a degree in biochemistry and her dreams of curing cancer. Despite never having left India, her father agreed to pay for her first year of tuition using some of his retirement savings, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Donald grew up in Jamaica — before the country gained independence from the U.K. — and had attended British-run schools all his life. By the time he decided to pursue a doctorate in economics, he was looking for something different and was drawn to the U.S., which appeared to be a “lively and evolving dynamic of a racially and ethnically complex society,” he recalled to The New York Times.
When Donald and Shyamala arrived on campus around the same time, they joined a Black students’ study group, later known as the Afro-American Association. Although Shyamala was not Black, she grew up as a British colonial subject in India and as a person of color, and members told The New York Times that she was “accepted as part of the group.”
During one of these meetings, Donald and Shyamala crossed paths for the first time. After he gave a speech about growing up under British colonial power in Jamaica, she introduced herself.
“This was all very interesting to me, and, I daresay, a bit charming. At a subsequent meeting, we talked again, and at the one after that. The rest is now history,” he told the outlet.
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(999x0:1001x2)/kamala-harris-parents-donald-shyamala-2-c777e0f68dd84683a23b729d1a4c41b8.jpg "Shyamala Gopalan.")
Kamala Harris' mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris.
All About Kamala Harris’ Parents, Shyamala Gopalan and Donald J. Harris
Kamala Harris’ parents, Shyamala Gopalan and Donald J. Harris, met as students at UC BerkeleyBy
Alex Gurley
Updated on July 22, 2024 11:08AM EDT
Kamala Harris poses for a photo with her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. PHOTO: KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Kamala Harris’ parents, Donald J. Harris and Dr. Shyamala Gopalan, came to the United States to pursue their dreams — but never envisioned a future where their daughter would one day become vice president.
Over 60 years ago, Donald and Shyamala arrived in Northern California to study at the University of California, Berkeley. They had grown up on opposite sides of the world — Donald in Jamaica and Shyamala in India — but crossed paths thanks to their shared interest in civil rights.
The pair first met in 1962 while attending a study group for Black students, and their connection was instant, according to The New York Times. Just a year later, they were married. The couple welcomed daughter Kamala in 1964, followed by daughter Maya in 1967.
Donald and Shyamala married in 1963
Kamala Harris' parents Shyamala Gopalan Harris and Donald Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
After meeting for the first time, Donald quickly became Shyamala’s first-ever boyfriend. While she had initially planned to return to India after finishing school, things changed when the couple tied the knot only a year later.
“I came to study at UC Berkeley. I never came to stay. It’s the old story: I fell in love with a guy, we got married, pretty soon kids came,” Shyamala told SF Weekly in 2003.
They met while studying at the University of California, Berkeley
Kamala Harris as a child and her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Donald and Shyamala were born across the globe from each other but met by chance when they were both studying at UC Berkeley.
Shyamala was raised in India, and at the time, there was little opportunity for women who wanted to study science. She applied to UC Berkeley to pursue a degree in biochemistry and her dreams of curing cancer. Despite never having left India, her father agreed to pay for her first year of tuition using some of his retirement savings, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Donald grew up in Jamaica — before the country gained independence from the U.K. — and had attended British-run schools all his life. By the time he decided to pursue a doctorate in economics, he was looking for something different and was drawn to the U.S., which appeared to be a “lively and evolving dynamic of a racially and ethnically complex society,” he recalled to The New York Times.
When Donald and Shyamala arrived on campus around the same time, they joined a Black students’ study group, later known as the Afro-American Association. Although Shyamala was not Black, she grew up as a British colonial subject in India and as a person of color, and members told The New York Times that she was “accepted as part of the group.”
During one of these meetings, Donald and Shyamala crossed paths for the first time. After he gave a speech about growing up under British colonial power in Jamaica, she introduced herself.
“This was all very interesting to me, and, I daresay, a bit charming. At a subsequent meeting, we talked again, and at the one after that. The rest is now history,” he told the outlet.
They were involved in the Civil Rights Movement
Kamala Harris' mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris.
So ugly.https://people.com/all-about-kamala-harris-parents-donald-harris-shyamala-gopalan-7974352
All About Kamala Harris’ Parents, Shyamala Gopalan and Donald J. Harris
Kamala Harris’ parents, Shyamala Gopalan and Donald J. Harris, met as students at UC Berkeley
By
Alex Gurley
Updated on July 22, 2024 11:08AM EDT
Kamala Harris poses for a photo with her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. PHOTO: KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Kamala Harris’ parents, Donald J. Harris and Dr. Shyamala Gopalan, came to the United States to pursue their dreams — but never envisioned a future where their daughter would one day become vice president.
Over 60 years ago, Donald and Shyamala arrived in Northern California to study at the University of California, Berkeley. They had grown up on opposite sides of the world — Donald in Jamaica and Shyamala in India — but crossed paths thanks to their shared interest in civil rights.
The pair first met in 1962 while attending a study group for Black students, and their connection was instant, according to The New York Times. Just a year later, they were married. The couple welcomed daughter Kamala in 1964, followed by daughter Maya in 1967.
Donald and Shyamala married in 1963
Kamala Harris' parents Shyamala Gopalan Harris and Donald Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
After meeting for the first time, Donald quickly became Shyamala’s first-ever boyfriend. While she had initially planned to return to India after finishing school, things changed when the couple tied the knot only a year later.
“I came to study at UC Berkeley. I never came to stay. It’s the old story: I fell in love with a guy, we got married, pretty soon kids came,” Shyamala told SF Weekly in 2003.
They met while studying at the University of California, Berkeley
Kamala Harris as a child and her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Donald and Shyamala were born across the globe from each other but met by chance when they were both studying at UC Berkeley.
Shyamala was raised in India, and at the time, there was little opportunity for women who wanted to study science. She applied to UC Berkeley to pursue a degree in biochemistry and her dreams of curing cancer. Despite never having left India, her father agreed to pay for her first year of tuition using some of his retirement savings, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Donald grew up in Jamaica — before the country gained independence from the U.K. — and had attended British-run schools all his life. By the time he decided to pursue a doctorate in economics, he was looking for something different and was drawn to the U.S., which appeared to be a “lively and evolving dynamic of a racially and ethnically complex society,” he recalled to The New York Times.
When Donald and Shyamala arrived on campus around the same time, they joined a Black students’ study group, later known as the Afro-American Association. Although Shyamala was not Black, she grew up as a British colonial subject in India and as a person of color, and members told The New York Times that she was “accepted as part of the group.”
During one of these meetings, Donald and Shyamala crossed paths for the first time. After he gave a speech about growing up under British colonial power in Jamaica, she introduced herself.
“This was all very interesting to me, and, I daresay, a bit charming. At a subsequent meeting, we talked again, and at the one after that. The rest is now history,” he told the outlet.
They were involved in the Civil Rights Movement
Kamala Harris' mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris.
Democrats Are Preparing To Anoint A DIFFERENT Nominee To Kamala Harris: Report
Steve Watson
23rd July 2024
18 comments
Forced Biden out with threats of invoking 25th Amendment
The New York Post is reporting that Democrat top brass have already chosen a nominee to announce at the DNC next month, and it isn’t Kamala Harris.
The report, citing sources close to the Biden family, states that the so called ‘coup’ to force him out of the race has been in place for weeks, but that he fought it every step of the way.
It claims that the debate against Trump was purposefully set up knowing Biden would preform abysmally and that it would become apparent to everyone that he cannot run.
The report asserts that “As calls for him to bow out mounted, Biden insisted he would continue, but party bigwigs threatened to invoke the 25th Amendment to the US Constitution.”
In other words, they threatened to remove him not just from the campaign, but from the presidency altogether.
This jives with reports that Nancy Pelosi was the driving force of the plot, and that Biden is livid with her.
Pelosi told Biden that they could either do things “the easy way or the hard way,” a Democrat familiar with private discussions told Politico, adding “She gave them three weeks of the easy way. It was about to be the hard way.”
The Post report also posits that Democrat delegates are going to be pushed to support someone else for the nomination, and names Arizona senator and former astronaut Mark Kelly as the chosen one.
Kelly is also married to former Democrat Rep. Gabby Giffords, who was almost assassinated in January 2011. The choice would be a clear effort to counter the empathy many Americans now have with Trump after he was almost killed.
The report states “Although Biden immediately endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate for president, the source said Democratic delegates will be strongly encouraged to instead back Arizona senator and former astronaut Mark Kelly for president at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August.”
The report also notes that Barack Obama has refrained from endorsing Harris, instead cryptically announcing that the Party “will be navigating uncharted waters in the days ahead.”
https://modernity.news/2024/07/23/d...-a-different-nominee-to-kamala-harris-report/
Steve Watson
23rd July 2024
18 comments
Forced Biden out with threats of invoking 25th Amendment
The New York Post is reporting that Democrat top brass have already chosen a nominee to announce at the DNC next month, and it isn’t Kamala Harris.
The report, citing sources close to the Biden family, states that the so called ‘coup’ to force him out of the race has been in place for weeks, but that he fought it every step of the way.
It claims that the debate against Trump was purposefully set up knowing Biden would preform abysmally and that it would become apparent to everyone that he cannot run.
The report asserts that “As calls for him to bow out mounted, Biden insisted he would continue, but party bigwigs threatened to invoke the 25th Amendment to the US Constitution.”
In other words, they threatened to remove him not just from the campaign, but from the presidency altogether.
This jives with reports that Nancy Pelosi was the driving force of the plot, and that Biden is livid with her.
Pelosi told Biden that they could either do things “the easy way or the hard way,” a Democrat familiar with private discussions told Politico, adding “She gave them three weeks of the easy way. It was about to be the hard way.”
The Post report also posits that Democrat delegates are going to be pushed to support someone else for the nomination, and names Arizona senator and former astronaut Mark Kelly as the chosen one.
Kelly is also married to former Democrat Rep. Gabby Giffords, who was almost assassinated in January 2011. The choice would be a clear effort to counter the empathy many Americans now have with Trump after he was almost killed.
The report states “Although Biden immediately endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate for president, the source said Democratic delegates will be strongly encouraged to instead back Arizona senator and former astronaut Mark Kelly for president at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in August.”
The report also notes that Barack Obama has refrained from endorsing Harris, instead cryptically announcing that the Party “will be navigating uncharted waters in the days ahead.”
https://modernity.news/2024/07/23/d...-a-different-nominee-to-kamala-harris-report/
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bl...-installing-harris-sans-public-voting-process
She's not black enough
She's not black enough
Kamala is the best from democrats? she is worse than Biden.
No talent among democrats? Can't imagine if US led by her.
No talent among democrats? Can't imagine if US led by her.
Biden articulated very well on the voice call to Kamala on Sunday's rally.
AI identification tool says 98% chance that the voice was generated by ElevenLabs
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There is zero chance on this planet that in 24 hours 880,000 mostly first time donors donated 80 million dollars to Kamala Harris.
So Alamak has no nigger blood... Jamaican n Ah Neh blood..https://people.com/all-about-kamala-harris-parents-donald-harris-shyamala-gopalan-7974352
All About Kamala Harris’ Parents, Shyamala Gopalan and Donald J. Harris
Kamala Harris’ parents, Shyamala Gopalan and Donald J. Harris, met as students at UC Berkeley
By
Alex Gurley
Updated on July 22, 2024 11:08AM EDT
Kamala Harris poses for a photo with her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. PHOTO: KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Kamala Harris’ parents, Donald J. Harris and Dr. Shyamala Gopalan, came to the United States to pursue their dreams — but never envisioned a future where their daughter would one day become vice president.
Over 60 years ago, Donald and Shyamala arrived in Northern California to study at the University of California, Berkeley. They had grown up on opposite sides of the world — Donald in Jamaica and Shyamala in India — but crossed paths thanks to their shared interest in civil rights.
The pair first met in 1962 while attending a study group for Black students, and their connection was instant, according to The New York Times. Just a year later, they were married. The couple welcomed daughter Kamala in 1964, followed by daughter Maya in 1967.
Donald and Shyamala married in 1963
Kamala Harris' parents Shyamala Gopalan Harris and Donald Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
After meeting for the first time, Donald quickly became Shyamala’s first-ever boyfriend. While she had initially planned to return to India after finishing school, things changed when the couple tied the knot only a year later.
“I came to study at UC Berkeley. I never came to stay. It’s the old story: I fell in love with a guy, we got married, pretty soon kids came,” Shyamala told SF Weekly in 2003.
They met while studying at the University of California, Berkeley
Kamala Harris as a child and her mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris. KAMALA HARRIS/FACEBOOK
Donald and Shyamala were born across the globe from each other but met by chance when they were both studying at UC Berkeley.
Shyamala was raised in India, and at the time, there was little opportunity for women who wanted to study science. She applied to UC Berkeley to pursue a degree in biochemistry and her dreams of curing cancer. Despite never having left India, her father agreed to pay for her first year of tuition using some of his retirement savings, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Donald grew up in Jamaica — before the country gained independence from the U.K. — and had attended British-run schools all his life. By the time he decided to pursue a doctorate in economics, he was looking for something different and was drawn to the U.S., which appeared to be a “lively and evolving dynamic of a racially and ethnically complex society,” he recalled to The New York Times.
When Donald and Shyamala arrived on campus around the same time, they joined a Black students’ study group, later known as the Afro-American Association. Although Shyamala was not Black, she grew up as a British colonial subject in India and as a person of color, and members told The New York Times that she was “accepted as part of the group.”
During one of these meetings, Donald and Shyamala crossed paths for the first time. After he gave a speech about growing up under British colonial power in Jamaica, she introduced herself.
“This was all very interesting to me, and, I daresay, a bit charming. At a subsequent meeting, we talked again, and at the one after that. The rest is now history,” he told the outlet.
They were involved in the Civil Rights Movement
Kamala Harris' mother Shyamala Gopalan Harris.
Her Jamaican father is part black (black Jamaicans like Usain Bolt are descendants of slaves from West Africa) and part white.
So Kamala is 1/2 Indian, maybe 3/8 black, 1/8 white or less. She identifies as South Asian, but in America one drop of black blood makes you black, like Obama.
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These blacks sure have low standards...
The Indian media go to town whenever one of their own "India origin people" succeeds in political office in other countries: Tharman, Sunak, now Kamala.
But they pour scorn on their own politicians.
That's the first thing that occurred to me, that it was AI. Fake voice, just like how they faked those crypto and investment ads in Pinky's voice, Lawrence Wong's voice.
Half blood nigger.
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