16 Jul 2016
Here’s Your Chance To Reclaim Free Speech
The only downer of the entire event was that I had to make the announcement during my speech that the A Voice for Men Facebook page was deleted by the management there. Also, at this point I can say that my appeal to have the page reinstated has gone ignored. 35,000 followers dismissed by Facebook for not towing the feminist, politically correct line.
This is part of a now quite familiar trend of social media platforms, which are essentially the modern equivalent of what we used to call telecommunications companies, controlling the expression and even the ideas of their customers.
Every time one of these events happens on Twitter, (and again) Facebook or other popular outlet, we see people in the comments lamenting the dogmatic discrimination and suggesting that “someone” needs to create an alternative platform.
They’re right. Someone needs to create alternatives that respect free speech and the open arena of ideas. So we did. It’s now located at socfreespeech.com.
Casual Sex: Which Sex is Sex-Obsessed?
Life Turned Upside Down In Gaza
Inas Abu Muhadi cannot understand that she will never see her dad again. She remembers that her dad had a scooter. And each time she hears one, she expects to see her dad arriving home.
The young girl’s father passed away from natural causes in July 2013.
“Our life turned upside down after that day,” said her mother, Rajaa Abu Khalil. “Now, I have to be their father and mother at the same time. The burden is too heavy and I am tired.”
On top of Rajaa’s loss of her husband, the home where the couple lived with their six children in the central Gaza town of Deir al-Balah was bombed and destroyed during Israel’s 51-day onslaught in the summer of 2014.
Her eldest child, Muhammad, now 12 years old, is constantly nervous and often loses his temper.
Trauma is widespread in Gaza, which has endured three major Israeli assaults since December 2008.
The World Health Organization has estimated that 20 percent of Gaza’s population — or approximately 360,000 people — may be suffering from mental health problems caused by the 2014 assault.
“Our life turned upside down after that day,” said her mother, Rajaa Abu Khalil. “Now, I have to be their father and mother at the same time. The burden is too heavy and I am tired.”
On top of Rajaa’s loss of her husband, the home where the couple lived with their six children in the central Gaza town of Deir al-Balah was bombed and destroyed during Israel’s 51-day onslaught in the summer of 2014.
Her eldest child, Muhammad, now 12 years old, is constantly nervous and often loses his temper.
Trauma is widespread in Gaza, which has endured three major Israeli assaults since December 2008.
The World Health Organization has estimated that 20 percent of Gaza’s population — or approximately 360,000 people — may be suffering from mental health problems caused by the 2014 assault.
The 28-Pages Are Way Worse Than I Thought
It’s not just one or two suspicious connections between purported Saudi intelligence agents and government employees with the terrorist attackers, it’s a laundry list of them. There are only two obvious conclusions any thinking person can come to after reading these pages.
1. Elements within the Saudi government ran the operations behind the 9/11 attack.
2. The U.S. government covered it up.
But don’t take my word for it. You should read it yourself.
Just to give you a little taste, here’s what was found on the first page alone