Cenk Uygur, the one good man,
meets GirlWritesWhat
and gets his ass handed to him on a plate.
meets GirlWritesWhat
and gets his ass handed to him on a plate.
Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
“No German mainstream journalist is allowed to report about [my] book. Otherwise he or she will be sacked. So we have a bestseller now that no German journalist is allowed to write or talk about.”
By Matt Karlsson: Has
a major bastion of systematic Patriarchal oppression long gone
unnoticed and unmonetized by Third Wave Feminism? The Feministuardian’s
own Jessica A. V. Marcotte takes aim at this ubiquitous modern problem.
By Michael Snyder: The price of oil collapsed by more than 8 percent on Wednesday, and a decision by the European Central Bank has Greece at the precipice of a complete and total financial meltdown. What a difference 24 hours can make. On Tuesday, things really seemed like they were actually starting to get better. The price of oil had rallied by more than 20 percent since last Thursday, things in Europe seemed like they were settling down, and there appeared to be a good deal of optimism about how global financial markets would perform this month. But now fear is back in a big way. Of course nobody should get too caught up in how the markets behave on any single day. The key is to take a longer term point of view. And the fact that the markets have been on such a roller coaster ride over the past few months is a really, really bad sign. When things are calm, markets tend to steadily go up. But when the waters start really getting choppy, that is usually a sign that a big move down in on the horizon. So the huge ups and the huge downs that we have witnessed in recent days are likely an indicator that rough seas are ahead.