10 Jun 2015
A Brief History Of Tomorrow
Institutionalised Misandry: UK Judges Told 'Be More Lenient To Women Criminals'
WD: Sorry we missed this expression of misandric feminism when it was current. Here it is for the record in all it's bigoted glory. This is radical feminism's idea of equality. The dictionary definition of equality is apparently as defunct as the one for feminism.
Judges have been ordered to forget equality and deal less severely with female criminals than men when determining how to sentence them!
By Nick Collins: Female criminals are more likely to have mental health or educational difficulties and to have parenting responsibilities, while a lower proportion will have committed violent crimes than men, according to new guidelines.
Judges have been ordered to forget equality and deal less severely with female criminals than men when determining how to sentence them!
By Nick Collins: Female criminals are more likely to have mental health or educational difficulties and to have parenting responsibilities, while a lower proportion will have committed violent crimes than men, according to new guidelines.
Judges ought to "bear these matters in mind" when passing sentence, according to the Equal Treatment Bench Book, published by the Judicial Studies Board (JSB).
The body, which is responsible for brainwashing judges, said female victims, witnesses and criminals have a very different experience in court than male counterparts.
Equality Is Something You DO
By On May 11th, 2015, 74 000 Lithuanians
between the ages of 19 and 26 were informed that their bodies would be
deployed to serve the good of the nation. The women were ordered to
discontinue all birth control and prepare to give birth to new citizens
to replace the ones that would be lost. The men were ordered to prepare
themselves to be lost. Finland
followed suit, ordering 1.8 million of their 5.5 million population to
prepare themselves for national, mandatory service either as cannon
fodder or new citizen incubators. The Ukraine
intends to draw 200 000 citizens from 25 to 60 years of age. Sweden,
Denmark and Norway are expected to make similar announcements in the
days to come.
The Nordic countries consistently rank at the very top
of scales that measure gender equality, and their fair-minded approach
to patriotic duty in the face of military threat is one of the reasons.
These countries understand that equality is not just a word, it’s
something you do. Their enlightened approach
to gender equality extends into every aspect of their lives, including
the obligation to face physical hardship, psychological stress,
disability, pain and even death.
In a moving series of portraits, Beata Tiskevic-Hasanova and Neringa Rekasiute, captured the reaction of conscripted men and women to the announcement that they would be randomly selected to put their bodies and lives on the line for their country.
The Nordic countries consistently rank at the very top
of scales that measure gender equality, and their fair-minded approach
to patriotic duty in the face of military threat is one of the reasons.
These countries understand that equality is not just a word, it’s
something you do. Their enlightened approach
to gender equality extends into every aspect of their lives, including
the obligation to face physical hardship, psychological stress,
disability, pain and even death.In a moving series of portraits, Beata Tiskevic-Hasanova and Neringa Rekasiute, captured the reaction of conscripted men and women to the announcement that they would be randomly selected to put their bodies and lives on the line for their country.
'US [Neo-Con-Artists] Drawing Europe Into Crusade Against Russia, Against Our Interests' - Ex-French PM
RT: The US is drawing European states into a “crusade” against Russia, which goes against Europe’s interests, former French Prime Minister Francois Fillon has said. Speaking to French media, he stressed that Europe now is dependent on Washington.
“Today, Europe is not independent… The US is drawing us [the EU] into a crusade against Russia, which contradicts the interests of Europe,” Fillon told the BFMTV channel.
The ex-French prime minister, who served in Nicolas Sarkozy’s government from 2007 till 2012, lashed out at Washington and its policies.
Washington, Fillon said, pursues “extremely dangerous” policies in the Middle East that the EU and European states have to agree with.
He accused German intelligence of spying on France “not in the interests of Germany but in the interests of the United States.”
#GamerGate: Feminists Have Been Supporting A US Neo-Con-Artist Agenda To Use Games For Re-Education
The War On Free Speech - U.S. Department Of (In)Justice Subpoenas Reason.com Over Comment Section
The D.C. court was right — the government won’t start issuing grand jury subpoenas every time someone writes “my husband left underwear on the bathroom floor again; I could just kill him.” But they won’t because they don’t have the time, inclination, or the resources.
Instead, they will use their discretion to decide when to bring their vast power into play to pierce the anonymity of internet assholes (or for that matter, people who may have valid points on political matters but express them in the wrong fashion). That discretion is much more likely to be exercised where, as here, the person being trash-talked is a powerful federal judge in the district of that U.S. Attorney’s Office, a judge that the office must appear before every damned day. The power is more likely to be exercised on behalf of establishment political figures, not outsiders. The power is more likely to be exercised when it is consistent with the politics of the administration.
Democracy On Hold: President Of European Parliament Suspends Vote On Secretive U.S.-E.U. Trade Pact As Tide Turns Against It
By Don Quijones: Today was supposed to be a historic day — the day when hundreds of
MEPs, representing hundreds of millions of European citizens, were to
finally get their say on the hugely contentious EU-US trade bill
commonly known as TTIP. Granted, the result would not have been binding,
but a no-vote would have represented a resounding slap in the face of
the European Commission.
Things began fairly auspiciously when, early on Tuesday, The Guardian
reported that dissension was growing in the ranks as MEPs threatened to
block the trade deal unless it guaranteed states’ rights to regulate
over climate, health, and social laws. Now news is emerging that the
President of the Parliament, Martin Schulz, has decided to postpone the
vote altogether amidst fears that a majority of MEPs might reject the
bill.
Here’s more from the Spanish news site El Diario.
Things began fairly auspiciously when, early on Tuesday, The Guardian
reported that dissension was growing in the ranks as MEPs threatened to
block the trade deal unless it guaranteed states’ rights to regulate
over climate, health, and social laws. Now news is emerging that the
President of the Parliament, Martin Schulz, has decided to postpone the
vote altogether amidst fears that a majority of MEPs might reject the
bill.Here’s more from the Spanish news site El Diario.
The differences between the European
People’s Party (EPP) and the social democratic bloc on the issue of
arbitration and especially the internal division among the socialists
have led to the withdrawal of the report, although the official
justification given by the President of the European Parliament, Martin
Schulz has been the huge number of amendments (over 200) proposed by the
Committee on International Trade (INTA).