"Just because there's an echo doesn't mean we're talking about their vaginas. ...ICMI was glorious!"The Honey Badgers reflect on the 2016 International Conference on Men's Issues in London!
By Paul Craig Roberts:The French Anti-Terrorist Sub-Directorate has demanded that the authorities in Nice delete the recordings of the Nice Attack from the surveillance cameras that captured the attack. https://www.rt.com/news/352631-police-nice-delete-footage/ I wonder why this order to destroy the visual evidence. Could it be because the visual evidence shows the attack to be a false flag, a staged attack, or a faked attack orchestrated with crisis actors ? As I previously pointed out, the numerous photos available in the British media show no blood in the street, no blood on the truck, and no damage to the truck that allegedly has impacted 186 people. The police are shown standing exposed to gun fire a few feet from the truck cab firing into the cab that allegedly contained an armed person. Police do not take this kind of needless risk when confronting an armed suspect.http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2016/07/18/nice-brings-to-mind-operation-gladio/ The demand for destruction of the visual evidence is suspicious, to say the least. The only obvious reason for the demand is suppression of evidence.
Bearing:Kayleigh thinks it's sexual harassment when men she doesn't know talk to her. Is this the result of modern feminism? Are feminists really suggesting it's sexual harassment for a man to merely talk to a woman? With over 33,000 YouTube subscribers, it concerns me that Kayleigh is spreading this ridiculous notion to such a large audience. What do you think? Am I being unreasonable?
By Tyler Durden: Proclaiming his support for new British PM Theresa May, former UKIP head Nigel Farage explained "she has said ‘Brexit means Brexit’ and I believe her," before announcing plans for his European Referendum Tour during a much at the Republican national convention yesterday. Farage told Politico that he would start a tour of European cities in September to help spread the appetite for referendums on EU membership beyond the UK.
“One of the joys of not continuing as party leader is having more time, so I will be traveling around Europe helping other independence movements, but I won’t be telling them how to vote,” Farage said.
“We should be celebrating a diverse Europe of independent nation states, and if I can do anything to help that, then I will,” he added. “I’m going to go to Athens in September and have a big symposium about alternatives to the euro.”
By Samantha Hawley: A non-binding international tribunal at The Hague has found Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States were complicit in facilitating the 1965 mass killings in Indonesia.
Key points:
500,000 Indonesians killed in anti-communist purge at height of Cold War
Raging Golden Eagle: It seems more UK courts are telling gold diggers to go get a job and not expect to live off of their exes forever. Great news indeed, it's the current year after all, these women need to be encouraged to be strong and empowered!
The Backlash!: The very worst of the treatment to which Leslie Jones was subjected by the Twitter troll followers of Milo Yiannopoulos is mild compared to how second wave "all men are rapists," third wave "you go grl!" and fourth wave "check your intersectional privilege" feminists routinely treat and characterize men.
Max and Stacy talk first to former banker, now author, Nomi Prins, about a solution to the revolving door between Wall Street and DC. They discuss whether or not Hillary Clinton’s highly paid speeches to Goldman Sachs matter and whether or not Wall Street expects anything in return for its contributions to her campaign. In the second half, Max and Stacy talk to UK activist Tina Rothery about fracking being forced upon the people of North Yorkshire, who have overwhelmingly expressed their resistance to the ‘controversial’ natural gas and oil extraction method."We've known for a long time that our government is ignorant,
fraudulent and corrupt."Said Tina Rothery. They ask what the solution is going forward when elected UK officials choose corporations over populations.
“One of the joys of not continuing as party leader is having more time, so I will be traveling around Europe helping other independence movements, but I won’t be telling them how to vote,” Farage said.
