LSU doesn't want to hurt Jayden Daniels.

Thomas Williams

Well, here we are, like, we were, like we were always feeling when we think about the LSU athletic program and Louisiana State University assembled over the years at the bend of the Mississippi River, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Our nice feeling about the university and fans of LSU living in Louisiana, and all around the world, have a friendly relationship with LSU, a friendship we like, the friendship we learn to love going to school there. By the leaders who taught all the students going to LSU over the years, and we'd like that friendship we have within our university family. 

It's not a legal bond, or anything other than the relationship. The knowledge that we are with someone who wants to be with us, and who wants to talk to us. And listen to what we say because we have something in common. We have a deep affection for Louisiana State University and the athletic football program. 

In reality, the facts speak for themselves: LSU is not a racist university. Those days are over with; that's gone. We let that go. That was some stupid people back then. Living under crazy laws that were bad and should have never happened. But we went through those years generation after generation, learning, finding out the errors of our ways, and we have adjusted, always adjusting our friendship to meet the moment. The hope for a better tomorrow together. If some national media members want to make the Jayden Daniels story about race, that's something they're going to have to do by themselves, because we don't feel that way. We don't want to hurt Jayden Daniels, and we don't want to be hurt by him. We want to simply leave our friendship alone. We feel good about our abilities as alumni dealing with issues as friends of LSU. We like our friendship. The way it is, it's a good friendship. It has taken us a long way. The best company we've ever had in our lives. We have the best football players in Louisiana. And now, one of the great offensive coaches and coaching staff and players from all around the country assembled here. To try and win a championship for all of us to share. No one is going to make us do something we don't want to do, so leave us alone. Following the LSU Fighting Tigers, wherever we go, we're ready. I'm not afraid of mean and hateful people. How about you? 

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Is LSU discriminating against the black alumni great football players? Jason Daniels wants to know.

Thomas Williams

Some LSU fans agree with Jason Daniels and criticize LSU for not protecting the jersey numbers of its Heisman Trophy winners. These LSU sports announcers sound like ingrates to me because when Daniels was playing, they were kissing his great QB play ass. This guy sounds racist to me, so only Billy Cannon can have his LSU jersey retired, right? Look at this white guy talking down to a great Black LSU QB, Jayden Daniels, starting QB of the Washington Pro Football team!? Oxford, Mississippi, is not only the most discriminating City, but Baton Rouge is not too far behind either, and they want the LSU white football fans to answer: "Why isn't another LSU player wearing #9?"

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The Jayden Daniels saga has taken another wild turn.

Daniels’ camp reportedly wants LSU to return its copy of his 2023 Heisman Trophy, but the university has no intention of doing so, per Matt Moscona.

Daniels contacted LSU leadership before fall camp and has also spoken personally with Lane Kiffin about the situation.

And apparently, it all stems from Daniels’ belief that the No. 5 jersey at LSU belongs to him.

This situation just keeps getting crazier.

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LSU did everything in their power to win Jayden Daniels that Heisman, and this is how he repays them?

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What’s in the gumbo at LSU? Disrespecting a former Heisman winner is crazy work!

https://x.com/espn/status/2087750485398712343?s=46

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He’s not even 1st on the total passing yards list for former QB’s at LSU wearing #5…

Jeff Wickersham holds the number 1 spot.  ‘83-‘85

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I don't like the LSU football fans treating Jason Daniels disrespectfully because he is passionate about his LSU #5 Jersey he wore playing QB for LSU and winning the Heisman Trophy on December 9th, 2023. I have never seen a happier-go-lucky QB playing for LSU in my life; the nicest person you could be around. I think the LSU athletic department should be more responsible with the LSU football players' LSU equipment that they wore playing football under the lights in LSU Tiger Stadium. No one else should be entitled to Jacon Daniels' stuff, and certainly not disrespecting his image and likeness brand.

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LSU STUNS Alabama in OT & fans rush the field

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDjHGlpEfJc

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Start arresting the guilty members of the Trump Coup conspiracy over the past 10 years, DOJ.

 Thomas Williams

Facebook, how many cases of corruption have been exposed by John Solomon and others over Joe Biden stealing the 2020 election and framing President Trump, carrying forth the conspiracy to dismantle President Trump's presidency from 2016, put together by President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, till now? It's an ongoing political in-house conspiracy, and it hasn't stopped. So it can't be subject to the statute of limitations because the same conspiracy to get President Trump is still ongoing in real time by the same political entity working together, and it's being exposed daily.

Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, gave the DOJ all the evidence it needed to charge Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton with the coup since 2016 conspiracy that is still going on. A year ago, we hadn't heard anything from the DOJ. Why?!

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William Busbee

Facebook, 8/12/2026

Spot on, Columbo.

Patrick Smith

Because the use of Jan 6th was a setup from the beginning.

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Thomas Williams

Yes!!!

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Fixing elections will not be tolerated.

 Thomas Williams, because I had a friendly mother and father, church, school, and neighborhood, of course, I grew up feeling like friendship was very important in my life as I became older, learning about wealth and power, politics, criminality, and good and bad. I'm convinced friendship is very important to the community and our country. True friends are not so vain as to put their vanity over each other's health, mental stability, moral capacity, and friendly feelings. Simply put, don't lie to your friends.

The House of Representatives passed the Save America Act like the American people wanted. Guess who stopped it from becoming law. The Republican Majority Senate- I just heard funny boy Kennedy from Louisiana, who talks deliberately humorous, thinks he's a wise a**, smart country-wise boy. He ain't a wise, smart, country-wise boy to me when he's defending scunk like Thune. I'm not gonna vote for him. We wanted that {Save America Act} put into law to protect our election. To make them absolutely honest, we're not going to forgive you, Republican Senate. You are working with the enemy within our government, helping them fix the election to their advantage, and that behavior is intolerable. 

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I don't believe we can recover from so many enemies within this country; we let them get too far.

 

Thomas Williams

The Rockefeller liberal Republican Party was part of George HW Bush's politics; he claimed to be liberal as much as anything else. Ronald Reagan made him Vice President.

You know the rest of that political history. I don’t need to remind you how George HW Bush pushed aside all of Ronald Reagan's conservative policies, and, in fact, reinstalled Woodrow Wilson's one-world order, liberal give-away politics to the other nations' social societies around the world.  You and I have been fighting against that Republican liberal politics ever since then.

Donald Trump is trying to change that politics in his White House using common sense instead, and you have seen the resistance he received from the Democrat and Republican establishment, members helped along by the liberal media in the back pockets of Corporate America's big Bankers.

Frankly, I believe Glenn Beck's television presentation is truthful about the political aftereffects we've suffered because of the 1913 to 1921 Woodrow Wilson Presidency. Agreement making Germany responsible for that war, demanding restitution from the German people. With Europe after the 1st World War.

Everyone has problems, and no one is perfect, but this country's U.S. government liberal policies are well on the way to destroying everything we have or are going to accomplish. I don’t have any faith in the people going along with these liberal policies, believing we will become destroyed ourseves over a short time,

Overview

"Thomas Woodrow Wilson was an American politician and academic who served as the 28th president of the United States from 1913 to 1921. A member of the Democratic Party, Wilson served as the president of Princeton University and as the governor of New Jersey before winning the 1912 presidential election." Wikipedia

BornDecember 28, 1856, Staunton, VA

DiedFebruary 3, 1924 (age 67 years), The President Woodrow Wilson House, Washington, D.C.

PartyDemocratic Party

SpouseEdith Bolling Galt Wilson (m. 1915–1924), Ellen Axson Wilson (m. 1885–1914)

EducationJohns Hopkins University (1883–1886) · See more

Presidential termMarch 4, 1913 – March 4, 1921

Can you save your American Republic after all this abuse and neglect?

Thomas Williams

I'm one of the few white people left who know what segregation was like for the black Americans living in America. It was terrible. They were treated badly, and they weren't going to have any relief anytime soon until President Lyndon Johnson took over from the Kennedys. Johnson made Civil Rights agreements with Martin Luther King, adding to the social protests of the 1960s.

LBJ was the mover in the three branches of this U.S. government, and he was corrupt, but he moved stuff. What we liked about Johnson was that he got things done. He went searching to get things done. And he moved the politicians around him to make them become a reality.

LBG was very talented like that. But he was an awkward speaker, not a TV person. Johnson didn't have the charisma. He underestimated the attraction of the Kennedys, and I don't know if he had anything to do with the JFK assassination, but he hated the Kennedys. How deeply involved he was in the deep state is a mystery to me. But he was a political force moving among government officials, getting things done.

I guess that could have been the beginning of the deep state, I would say. He did everything for the minorities. Medicare is his work. Johnson started all that, not Kennedy. Johnson did more things. He did too much, starting that victimhood, keeping the minorities almost enslaved to big government.- trying to move away from the Kennedys' politics. He wanted to outstrip the Kennedys. Well, he did, but the war, the Vietnam War, was this big mistake. It was the wrong move, and he had to leave. George HW Bush is the beginning of the present deep state? The globalists, "the one world order," is from George HW Bush, getting away from Reagan’s conservative policies. Hw Bush followed the Rockefellers' liberal Republican Party.

Then his son George W. Bush and Dick Cheney finished it off, made it deeper into the three branches of government. Dick Cheney was doing all kinds of dastardly things to keep things going, invading Iraq. Cheney showed George W. Bush how to make the deep state permanent within the intelligence agencies that we are saddled with today. And now Trump is by himself fighting against. The lingering political corruption of those days until now is still with us.

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