New West Charter School LA Caught Abusing
Young Unvaccinated Girls – Denied Chairs,
Forced to Sit Outside on Pavement, Not
Allowed to Use Restrooms
Posted By: mc squared, 1/19/2022 11:02:36 AM
This is child abuse. Several young girls including four freshmen, one sophomore, and a junior were abused at their school New West Charter LA because they chose not to get the COVID vaccine. The girls were denied chairs, forced to sit outside on the pavement behind warning tape, and were not allowed to use the school’s restrooms. School police are seen outside the warning tape guarding the area. One little girl describes the abuse: “I’m a student at New West Charter School and I’m here with five other girls. Four of them are freshmen, one is a junior and I’m a sophomore. And we are being threatened
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This is child abuse.
Several young girls including four freshmen, one sophomore, and a junior were abused at their school New West Charter LA because they chose not to get the COVID vaccine. The girls were denied chairs, forced to sit outside on the pavement behind warning tape, and were not allowed to use the school’s restrooms. School police are seen outside the warning tape guarding the area. One little girl describes the abuse: “I’m a student at New West Charter School and I’m here with five other girls. Four of them are freshmen, one is a junior and I’m a sophomore. And we are being threatened
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Where are the parents? Being interrogated by Garland's FBI for being terrorists?
This demands ALL of them descend on the school and show them who's boss.