Oh, look its our old friend Gov. Gavin Newsom again. We haven't seen him do something bad in a whole 48h. I was becoming worried.

Just like Gay month that is month too long, now there is push for black history month and ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’, because you know tans-communist and demoRATS really hate anything that represents Western Civilization, including the very same platform that gave them the power to be insufferable ideologue of today.

And like any self respecting ideologue promoting his new religion, first order of business is to prosecute the heretics of the rival religions and plant your own flag. If this was a territorial take over, more power to them, but this is classical lefty Marxist hypocrisy at its finest. Today's order of business is to decolonize America by acting like a colonizer. Just like those British SJW librarians removing books in library that are written by white authors.... are friendly authoritarian Gov. Gavin Newsom is reshaping his one man, one party ruled state into a more friendly and diverse and inclusive place where rainbows and glider falls from the sky. Taxes are enough to make your nose bleed, you can't run a business and pay the taxes because our friend Gavin has the country on lock down, and if that does not kill your business, crimes, riots and forest fires will. I didn't even mentioned the human waste and homeless junkies that are making sunny California their home in ever greater numbers.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom Proclaims ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ on Columbus Day
Tip: American did not ‘invent’ slavery

By Katy Grimes, October 12, 2020 3:09 pm

Today is Columbus Day in America. For most of our history, the United States considered Columbus a man worthy of admiration. School children were taught about his important discovery of the “New World” – America.

But this strange impulse to discredit European explorers, and the culture in America that grew out of it, is dangerous.

Columbus Day is one of America’s oldest patriotic holidays, first celebrated in the 18th century. It was first celebrated on October 12, 1792, when the New York Society of Tammany honored Columbus on the 300th anniversary of his first voyage. America has more monuments to Columbus than any other nation in the world, the Order of Sons and Daughters of Italy in America reports.

Indiginous Peoples’ Day is part of the latest social justice push to rewrite U.S. history by demonizing explorers, America’s founders, heroic Admirals and Generals, and great politicians from George Washington to Abraham Lincoln, to Theodore Roosevelt.

[californiaglobe.com]