NAAWP 2026 RACIAL REPORT: Racial tension is so prevalent in California, New York, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina that you can cut with a knife.

NAAWP 2026 RACIAL REPORT: Racial tension is so prevalent in California, New York, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and South Carolina that you can cut with a knife. One only needs to pickup a news paper, turn on their television sets, take a ride downtown, spend the day at the beach, take in a movie at a movie theater or head to the mall for a shopping spree you'll see street take-overs, beach take-overs, mall brawls along with looters, gangbangers, drug dealers, pimps, prostitutes, carjackers and shoplifters being arrested everywhere you go, no matter the time of day or night. The United States is more segregated along racial lines in 2026 than at any other time in our nation's history. Gun sales are up expotentially and more and more Americans are conceal carrying than ever before. Back in the day American Women would be carrying mace, but mace has been replaced by compact 9mm and .380 pistols. ... and if you attend a gun show or spend the day at a gun range in the U.S. don't be too surprised when you notice that the staggering number of women attending these events in 2026. Let's take a look at something that recently occurred in right outside of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. A brand new city has been formed right on the outskirts of "THE RED STICK"; and it's called St George! St George is no longer a suburb of Baton Rouge. In fact, St George is now a city; a city with its own City Hall, City Council, Police Department, School Board, Public Schools, Parks, Playgrounds, Walking Trails, Water, electricity and Drainage Departments. In St George the streets are safe, the schools are safe, the playgrounds are safe, the neighborhoods are all beautiful and very well-maintained. ST GEORGE PHOTO:

On the flipside, Baton Rouge located just a hop, skip and a jump down the road is a filthy rotten drug infested and violent crime infested shythole where everything is falling apart. Public corruption has always plagued Louisiana's Capitol City. Simply calling the police for roadside assistance, an ambulance or during a home-invasion could actually get you killed, because the cops are just as corrupt as the criminals. East Baton Rouge Parish has been distressed for decades, and on a sad note most of the students attending Public Schools in East Baton Rouge Parish are likely to spend more of their adulthood incarcerated in Angolia Prison than attending classes at Louisiana State University or any other college or trade school for that matter. BATON ROUGE PHOTO:

... and with all that being said about Baton Rouge, don't even get me started on the big sleasy, sorry, I meant to say "THE BIG EASY" which located about 80-miles east of Baton Rouge traveling along Interstate-10. Just make sure that you gas up, stop for a soda and a snack before entering "THE CITY THAT CARE FORGOT"! New Orleans is so scary that the Fire Department won't go out to put out a fire without a Police Escort! NEW ORLEANS PHOTO:

By School Psychologist/Economist Mark Anthony Traina

BREAKING and ENTERING in 2026 is more dangerous than ever before in the U.S.!

BREAKING and ENTERING in 2026 is more dangerous than ever before in the U.S.! VIDEO: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1555883195616773

If you are RETIRED and LIVING on a FIXED INCOME and you don't mind the HASSLE of...!

If you are RETIRED and LIVING on a FIXED INCOME and you don't mind the HASSLE of receiving over 100-SPAM CALLS per DAY, then follow this AZZHOLE'S ADVICE!

"SPAM CITY, USA"

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This is exactly why your CHILD is suffering from SCHOOL PHOBIA?

This is exactly why your CHILD is suffering from SCHOOL PHOBIA? LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KewpZtUJymE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST and AUTHOR of "THE REALIST" EDUCATIONAL FACTS ESSENTIAL PARENTS AND EDUCATORS

Mark Traina’s “Bullying and Bullycide” National Data

Mark Traina, a retired school psychologist from Slidell, Louisiana, has written extensively on bullying and its severe consequences, including what he terms “bullycide” — the tragic outcomes of unchecked bullying, such as school shootings and violence 160,000 U.S. public school students miss school every day due to fear of being bullied. Many modern bullying forms — especially cyberbullying — did not exist when previous generations were students. Social networking has created a new, pervasive environment for harassment. In 2010, about 2.7 million students were involved in cyberbullying as either victims or perpetrators. Victims of cyberbullying can sometimes retaliate by becoming cyberbullies themselves. Revenge for bullying is one of the strongest motivations for school shootings. Around 60% of students believe the top reason for school shootings is prior victimization of physical violence at home, in communities, or at school. Over half of all public school students have witnessed a bullying crime on campus. About 15% of students absent without excuse cite bullying as the reason. 70% of students report bullying as an ongoing problem. Nearly 10% of students who drop out or change schools do so due to repeated bullying. 5% of students have witnessed a peer carrying a gun on campus. 90% of bullying occurs between 4th and 8th grades. Over 50% of students report that witnessing physical abuse at home can lead to violence in school. Homicide perpetrators are twice as likely as victims to have been physically abused in early childhood or adolescence. 280,000 students are reportedly attacked on publicly funded school campuses each month. Traina’s work emphasizes that bullying is not just a social issue but a serious public safety concern, with deep links to violence, mental health, and educational disruption. He often frames it as a systemic problem requiring both school-based intervention and broader societal action LINK: https://marktraina4govna.blogspot.com/2024/03/bullying-and-bullycide-national-data.html

When it comes to GUNS you need to step into my GUN ROOM and take a look around!

When it comes to GUNS you need to view my GUN ROOM and take a look around!

I love my GUNS and I simply review the best of them and place on my wall! ... but getting on my wall means having achieved four key points: QUALITY, RELIABILITY, AFFORDABILITY and most importantly CUSTOMER SERVICE. Being an ECONOMIST means getting the very best BANG for my BUCKS! The guns on my walls achieve all affore mentioned specification points. Today I want to discuss one of my favorites brands when it comes specifically to AR-15 Rifles, AK-47 rifles, AR-10-.243 rifles and AR-10 .308 rifles simply because no ther company comes anywhere close to building better rifles or providing the kind of customer service that this company does day end and day out. Now to cut through all of the suspence here is a YOUTUBE video that will back up my claim and save you a lot of time and more importantly "MONEY" before purchasing your next rifle. VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgdZGgDbpys

This is the story about two handsome young brothers who recently terrorized an entire town!

Two brothers have been tied to hundreds of criminal incidents after one of them was arrested for shooting a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer on Wednesday. Police announced 190 charges across Mecklenburg and York counties against Dionte McCracking, 28, and Jatarius McCracking, 27, on Friday.

LINK: https://www.msn.com/en-us/crime/general/man-accused-of-shooting-cmpd-officer-linked-to-nearly-200-crimes-with-his-brother/ar-AA2c2D4K?ocid=BingNewsSerp

MEMBERS of the DEMOCRAT SOCALIST PARTY show up to create CIVIL UNREST outside of the GOP CONVENTION!

MEMBERS of the DEMOCRAT SOCALIST PARTY show up to create CIVIL UNREST outside of the GOP CONVENTION! DEMOCRAT SOCIALIST PARTY PHOTO:

VIDEO: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/watch-dozens-of-riot-police-anti-trump-crowd-engage-in-full-on-standoff-outside-rnc-arrests-made/ar-AA2bYGfz?uxmode=ruby&cvid=6aa4344b1cf140ba9a49ecb42cad9497&ocid=edgntpruby&pc=HCTS&ei=22 DOWNTOWN BIG BLUE CITY PHOTO:

"NAMES, DATES, TIMES, PLACES"

"NAMES, DATES, TIMES, PLACES"

Kendrick Morris was convicted for two violent sexual assaults in Florida: a 2007 rape of a 62‑year‑old woman and the 2008 kidnapping, rape, and brutal beating of 18‑year‑old Queena Vuong outside the Bloomingdale Regional Public Library. He was originally sentenced to 65 years, later resentenced to life in prison, with a review scheduled for 2031 or 2037 depending on the case. Overview of Crimes 2007 Daycare Case Victim: 62‑year‑old daycare worker. Crimes: Armed burglary with assault/battery, attempted robbery with a deadly weapon, sexual battery, attempted battery. Morris was 15 years old. Convictions and sentences affirmed, except for later resentencing issues. 2008 Bloomingdale Library Attack Victim: 18‑year‑old Queena Vuong. Morris kidnapped, raped, and beat her so severely she suffered permanent brain damage, losing the ability to walk, talk, or see independently. DNA evidence linked Morris to the crime. Sentencing History 2011: Convicted in both cases; received multiple concurrent sentences including two 65‑year terms. 2015: Florida appellate court ruled the 65‑year terms unconstitutional for a juvenile (citing Graham and Miller), ordering resentencing. Additional Notes The crimes are widely regarded as among the most severe juvenile‑perpetrated assaults in Florida. The victim, Queena Vuong, continues to require lifelong care due to the extent of her injuries. Courts consistently upheld Morris’s convictions, modifying only the sentencing structure to comply with juvenile‑sentencing constitutional standards. These cases remain significant in Florida’s legal history for their brutality and their role in shaping juvenile sentencing practices. LINK: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1725603878701198

Bullying and “Bullycide” — Mark Traina’s National Data

Bullying and “Bullycide” — Mark Traina’s National Data :

School psychologist Mark Traina has compiled extensive statistics on bullying in U.S. public schools, highlighting both the prevalence of bullying and its potential link to violent outcomes, including what he terms “Bullycide” — suicide resulting from severe bullying marktraina4govna.blogspot.com . Key statistics from Traina’s analysis: : 160,000 U.S. public school students miss school every day due to fear of being bullied. Many modern bullying forms — especially cyberbullying — did not exist when Traina’s generation was growing up. Social networking has created a new, pervasive environment for bullying. In 2010, ~2.7 million students were involved in cyberbullying as either victims or perpetrators. Victims of cyberbullying can sometimes retaliate by becoming bullies themselves. Revenge for bullying is one of the strongest motivations for school shootings. About 60% of students believe the top reason for school shootings is prior physical violence at home, in the community, or at school. Over half of public school students have witnessed bullying at school. ~15% of absent students report missing school due to fear of bullying. 70% of students say bullying is an ongoing problem. ~10% of students who drop out or change schools cite repeated bullying as a reason. 5% of students have witnessed a peer on campus with a gun. 90% of bullying occurs between 4th and 8th grades. 50%+ of students report that witnessing physical abuse at home can lead to violence in school. Homicide perpetrators are twice as likely as victims to have been physically abused in early childhood/adolescence. Over 280,000 students are reportedly attacked on publicly funded school campuses each month. Bullycide definition: : Bullycide refers to suicide caused by the effects of bullying. It often results from: Constant physical and emotional bullying Reliving embarrassing or traumatic events Bullying by authority figures Lack of supportive friendships Cyberbullying is seen as a major contributor to bullycide cases. Prevention focus: Bullying Statistics : Address bullying as a serious, preventable issue. Encourage victims to document incidents and report them to teachers, counselors, or authorities. Treat bullying and hate crimes as legal violations. Implement school-wide anti-bullying programs and support systems. Traina’s work underscores that bullying is not just a social issue but a public health and safety concern, with potential to escalate into violence and tragedy. : LINK: https://www.bing.com/search?q=BULLYING+AND+BULLICIDE+BY+MARK+TRAINA&form=ANNTH1&refig=6aa2f2ff71284c86909ffbea687f75a9&pc=HCTS

School violence in 2026 continues to affect millions of students annually, with bullying, fights, and shootings contributing to lost instructional time, mental health challenges, and ongoing safety concerns.

School violence in 2026 continues to affect millions of students annually, with bullying, fights, and shootings contributing to lost instructional time, mental health challenges, and ongoing safety concerns. ................ National Trends and Statistics: ................ In the United States, school violence results in 1.2 million instructional days lost annually, with 160,000 students missing school daily due to fear of violence. Bullying significantly contributes to mental health issues, including a 40% increase in anxiety disorders and PTSD in 25% of student survivors after shootings. Annually, there are approximately 700,000 fight-related injuries and $2.3 billion in damages from school violence incidents (Gitnux, 2026) .............. RAND survey data highlights that while active shooter incidents are rare, educators consistently rank bullying and cyberbullying as top safety concerns, with mental health crises also playing a critical role. About 28% of principals reported at least one student or staff suicide in the past five years, reflecting the broader psychological impact of school violence (RAND, 2026) .............. School Shootings and Firearm Incidents: ................ National tracking indicates that firearm-related incidents remain a small fraction of overall school safety issues, but they have profound psychological effects on students and communities. In 2025, there were 146 reported K–12 school shootings nationwide, including incidents causing critical injuries and fatalities (Research.com, 2026) .............. Impacts on Students and Staff: ................ Exposure to school violence negatively affects academic performance, attendance, and mental health. Students who experience or witness violence often have lower GPAs, increased absenteeism, and long-term psychological effects. Teachers and staff are also impacted, with 67% of U.S. public schools reporting at least one violent incident, highlighting ongoing safety challenges in educational environments (Research.com, 2026) ................ Conclusion: ................ Authoritative 2026 reports indicate that while school shootings are rare, broader forms of violence, bullying, and mental health crises remain significant concerns. Effective prevention requires integrated safety systems, mental health support, and proactive threat assessment, with ongoing monitoring at both national and state levels to guide policy and protect students. .............. These findings are drawn from Gitnux 2026 school violence statistics, RAND American Educator Panels, Public School Review 2026 update, New York OSC 2026 report, and Research.com 2026 student crime data "Bulling and bullicide" LINK: https://www.bing.com/search?q=BULLYING+AND+BULLICIDE+BY+MARK+TRAINA&form=ANNTH1&refig=6aa2f2ff71284c86909ffbea687f75a9&pc=HCTS