Clay Banning Quotes

This brings to my mind an artistic mode called Exquisite Corpse that’s absolutely banned by Mandate censors because it’s basically sketchbook randomness and promotes indiscipline. You draw a thing, fold over the paper, then pass it on to the next person who takes up from the trailing lines you’ve left them.

Clay Wampler was a cowboy from Colorado who joined the army in 1940. He was sent to the Philippines later that year as part of the Thirty-First Infantry. He surrendered on Bataan, survived the death march, and met Pete Banning in a POW camp. His life was saved when a Japanese guard sold him enough quinine to break his malaria. While being transported to a labor camp in Japan, he and Pete escaped.

Working for the Memphis Press-Scimitar, a cub reporter named Hardy Capley covered the trial from start to finish. His brother had been a POW during the war, and Hardy was intrigued by the presence of Clay Wampler, the Colorado cowboy who had served with Pete Banning in the Philippines

According to [U.S. Representative Clay Higgins] it is libraries that are grooming children for sexual abuse. Not the church, where abuse is actually happening. No, we're going to make THOSE the libraries... It makes no sense whatsoever and ignores actual abuse.