By mom4dads: Apparently, the war on women continues.
“An Ottawa woman wants Ontario to require all restaurants, movie theatres and community centres to provide changing tables for children after she says she was shamed at a family restaurant for changing her daughter on a dining room table.” Shamed? “It happened three weeks ago when Candice Pouliotte went to Kelly’s Landing Restaurant for lunch in the south Ottawa community of Manotick with her grandparents and her two young children. When she noticed her months-old daughter Simone needed changing, she asked a waitress if they had any changing tables and the waitress said no. Pouliotte said she asked if she could use a dining table instead and that the waitress said yes. Pouliotte said she used one of the tables inside because all the restaurant’s customers were eating on an outside deck and no one was inside.” This woman changed her baby on a dining table at a restaurant. Sure, the waitress said she could do it. But later she said she would have never changed the baby on a dining table if the restaurant had a changing room. If she was so against changing her baby on a dining table at the restaurant, why didn’t she change her baby in her car? It’s actually quite common when you have children. Sure, it’s a bit uncomfortable, but it’s no big deal.
Stefan Molyneux provides historical context for the events that shook the United States of America on September 11, 2001. The terrorist attack that took the lives of close to 3,000 people and destroyed the World Trade Center doubtless altered the fabric of American society, but the thread of that fabric begins thousands of years in the past. Tune in for a brief story of the long journey towards your enslavement.
Submitted by Tyler Durden:Over the past several years, incidents involving fake gold (usually in the form of gold-plated tungsten) have emerged every so often, usually involving Manhattan's jewerly district, some of Europe's bigger gold foundries, or the occasional bullion dealer. But never was fake gold actually discovered in the form monetary gold, held by a bank as reserve capital and designed to fool bank regulators of a bank's true financial state. This changed on Friday when Russia's "Admiralty" Bank, which had its banking license revoked last week by Russia's central bank, was reportedly using gold-plated metal as part of its"gold reserves."
According to Russia's Banki.ru, as part of a probe in the Admiralty bank, the central bank regulator questioned the existence of the bank's reported quantity of precious metals held in reserve. Citing a source, Banki.ru notes that as part of its probe, instead of gold, the "regulator found gold-plated metal." The Russian website further adds that according to "Admiralty" bank's financial statements, as of August 1 the bank had declared as part of its highly liquid assets precious metals amounting to 400 million roubles. The last regulatory probe of the bank was concluded in the second half of August, said one of the Banki.ru sources. Another source claims that as part of the probe, the auditor questioned the actual availability of the bank's precious metals and found gold-painted metal.
Feminists hate her because she's fucking gorgeous, she's beautiful, that's what brings out the feminist hate.Janet Bloomfield Correction: I incorrectly identified WEIRD as white, educated, industrial and democratic. The W stands for Western, not white. Internalized racial hate for whites? I dunno....
By Douglas Galbi:Harvard professor Steven Pinker is a superstar scholar and a champion of science and truth-seeking. His book, The Better Angels of our Nature: Why Violence has Declined, is an international best-seller. Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates [the idiot who is funding the gental mutilation of 650,000 in Africa], who each are probably more influential world-wide than any politician, lauded Pinker’s book.[1] Pinker’s book explains that prior to the eighteenth century, or perhaps prior to the past few decades, women had no rights, men held women as property, and men could rape and beat women with impunity. But much more work remains for men to do to protect women:
At the top, a consensus has formed within the international {elite} community that violence against women is the most pressing human rights problem remaining in the world. [2]
Apparently, the war on women continues.
