2 Oct 2014
Video Games v Drones: What They Don't Tell You!
Fatal Israeli Zio-Nazi Aggression Orphaned Children Of Gaza
Children in the Gaza Strip are paying the price of the latest Israeli genocide on the coastal enclave, as many have been left orphaned by the brutal military aggression.
Zionist shill Orwellan UK regulator BANNED Press TV: The Israeli regime launched its war on Gaza on July 8 and later expanded its military campaign with a ground invasion of the Palestinian territory. Over 2,100 Palestinians, including 578 children, nearly 260 women but the majority as usual were over 1200 disposable men lost their lives in the attacks. Some 11,000 were maimed.
The orphaned children are now staying either in an orphanage or with their relatives.
The Israeli aggression on the Palestinian territory, where about half of the 1.8-million population are children under the age of 18, also left thousands of kids traumatized.
The orphaned children are now staying either in an orphanage or with their relatives.
The Israeli aggression on the Palestinian territory, where about half of the 1.8-million population are children under the age of 18, also left thousands of kids traumatized.
“We escaped from our house after it was hit by a rocket. My mother died at once with my cousin. We escaped and met my father and he asked me, ‘where is mommy?’ My uncle told me she is dead. He hugged me and we burst into tears,”
SpaghettiOs of Terror - Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with Amir Taaki
Men Can’t Be Abused, Can They? - In His Own Words + "Fuck Face"
By : It is day 2 of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Today’s In His Own Words is an emancipation proclamation of sorts. “JC’s” experiences are an illustration of how some men can be blind to the often egregious abuse they suffer.
If a man had chucked a coffee mug at a woman’s head, there would be no doubt such behavior is abusive. Because our culture does not recognize female perpetrated abuse, men like JC discount the obvious and instead seek to find ways to better tolerate the abusive behaviors of their girlfriends and wives.
JC’s story is also a good example of the frog in a pot of soon to be boiling water phenomenon. Intimate partner violence oftentimes emerges gradually over time. Initially, the abuse is infrequent and is attributed to the abusive woman having a bad day or some other plausible excuse.
Before too long, the infrequent abusive episodes become all too frequent. However, because it happens incrementally over a period of months or years, the target of abuse either becomes accustomed to it (i.e., it seems normal) and/or develops the habit of excusing, minimizing or rationalizing the abuse.
If a man had chucked a coffee mug at a woman’s head, there would be no doubt such behavior is abusive. Because our culture does not recognize female perpetrated abuse, men like JC discount the obvious and instead seek to find ways to better tolerate the abusive behaviors of their girlfriends and wives.JC’s story is also a good example of the frog in a pot of soon to be boiling water phenomenon. Intimate partner violence oftentimes emerges gradually over time. Initially, the abuse is infrequent and is attributed to the abusive woman having a bad day or some other plausible excuse.
Before too long, the infrequent abusive episodes become all too frequent. However, because it happens incrementally over a period of months or years, the target of abuse either becomes accustomed to it (i.e., it seems normal) and/or develops the habit of excusing, minimizing or rationalizing the abuse.
“But Analysts Say There’s No Reason to Panic”
By Wolf Richter: According to the lame-stream media, it seems Wednesday was a terrible day for
stocks. The Nasdaq was down 1.6%. The Dow closed below the 50-day moving
average, for some folks a key line of support. The Russell 2000 waded
into correction territory by being down more than 10% from its July
peak. Unlike before, it got stuck in it. The first major index to make
that journey in a while.
Small caps have had a hard time. Many of them have gotten destroyed.
But they’re small caps. They’re not in the Dow, and they’re not in the
S&P 500. They’re too small to move the Nasdaq which is dominated by
tech mastodons. But in the Russell 2000 with its focus on small caps,
these stocks can have a little say.
That was the kind of day when the host of a radio news show rushed
through the dismal market numbers and concluded with her cheery voice, “But analysts say there’s no reason to panic.”Panic!
The idea that someone might even think of “panic” and breathe that word into the microphone while on the air when the S&P 500 is down a whopping, breath-taking, dizzying, let’s see, 3.6% from its all-time high a couple of weeks ago – that is reason by itself to, well, panic.
Who are these panicked analysts that are whispering the word “panic” into the ears of radio hosts, at a time when the S&P 500 is down not 30% or 40% or 50%, but a mere rounding error?
Are these the same folks who, after all these years of Fed-induced market mania, lost the neurological ability to fathom that stocks can actually go down?
Critical Distance's Modern-Day Book-Burning of GTA V
Violent Women's Pussy Pass - Dr T on KFI Radio
Most female abusers who commits physical violence against their boyfriends and husbands do so because they trust that their partner isn't going to retaliate. ...Allot of people, men and women included are programed culturally to make excuses for women's bad behaviour including violence. Dr T
Tory Party: We Literally Hate The Poor - Class War - The BBC Sucks O Cocks News
"Social Cleansing! ...They hate everybody. They want to make everyone poor." The Artist Taxi Driver
This Chart Shows How You Get Screwed in the Stock Market
By Wolf Richter: On a day like this, when markets stumble, maybe you have other things to worry about than how algos screw you out of more or less small amounts of money every time you trade, or every time your mutual fund trades, and how this money adds up over time, like one of the endless fees that you pay directly or indirectly as you try to ride the stock market into the sky.
But you no longer know if any of the quotes you see still exist when you see them.
He also offered a chart that would make you want to hang on to your wallet.
Turns out, 14% of all orders for large ETF are cancelled within 1 millisecond (ms); about 27% are canceled within 10 ms, and 65% of all orders for those large ETFs are cancelled before 1 second has elapsed.
Large stocks follow a similar trajectory: 16% are canceled within 1 ms, 27% within 10 ms, and 56% are cancelled within 1 second. Midsize ETFs are close behind. In short, the majority of all orders are canceled within 1 second.