OxfordUnion: Edwina Currie begins by honoring Camila Batmanghelidh for the work that
she does with children, following this she talks about the days when she
was at Oxford and the ridiculous rules that were imposed saying that
only boy was allowing in a girl room overnight as long as she paid for
extra linin. Two boys were only allowing in the room at one time meaning
that when her family came to visit her boyfriend had to stand outside
whilst her father and brother were in the room.
She says she
disagrees with feminism on two counts both cultural and practical.
On
the cultural side there is a part of feminism that hates men
johntheother: This is a question and a challenge to feminists. My guess is that any
self identifying feminist who meets this challenge is an outlier. Feminists, decency, do you have any?
TheRonPaulChannel: Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited, constitutional
government, low taxes, free markets, sound money, and a pro-America
foreign policy.
Stefan Molyneux: The truth behind circumcision, including
details on the procedure, it's history, rate of occurrence, claimed
medical justifications, relation to masturbation, negative consequences
and it's morality.
AJ: Dan Dicks discusses film making in America, the harassment of press by
authorities and the constitutional rights being violated regularly by
authorities. http://www.pressfortruth.ca/
Morris: The Police, A local, The BBC reporter and a Protester - all have a story - that is mostly hidden.
Angelo: Like the Germans who followed Hitler, officials have no opinion, they are just doing their job and are conditioned or complicit in keeping quiet.
RT: The genocidal Israeli regime has released 26 Palestinian prisoners on the eve of renewed
Middle East peace negotiations. But apartheid Israel’s earlier announcement of new
settlements for the West Bank and east Jerusalem challenges the outcome
of the US-backed talks.
Israel released 26 Palestinian prisoners Tuesday night, as a sign
of good will. Eleven men were transported to the West Bank and 15
to Gaza. The buses bound for the Palestinian territories were
greeted by thousands of supporters.
Celebrations in honor of the prisoners exploded in the West Bank
and Gaza Strip, where crowds gathered to greet their heroes.
Fireworks erupted in Gaza, where both Hamas and Fatah supporters,
danced and drummed the night away.
Ramallah too became a huge scene for celebration where the
released prisoners were greeted by Palestinian President Mahmoud
Abbas at the presidential compound. The men also laid a
wreath at the resting place of Palestinian President Yasser
Arafat.