27 Sept 2016
Houdini’s Magic Tricks In Modern Economy & Politics
Reorientating The Men’s Movement
By James Lawrence: Any movement dedicated to securing the future of the Western peoples must deal with the fact that feminist legislation, moral corruption and hate-spreading has rendered marriage to a Western woman a decidedly unwise act for most men. The online networks of male resistance to feminism, most of which overlap at some point or other with the Alt-Right, have so far managed to offer three alternative paths for men:- MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way), a deliberate refusal on the part of men to involve themselves in relationships with women or see themselves as destined to marry;
- 'Game', the manipulation of certain unsalubrious aspects of female psychology to use several women for sex while, again, either avoiding relationships with them or only entering into these on the man's terms;
- MRA (Men's Rights Activism), the adoption of anti-feminist political positions and pursuit of political activism to resolve the injustices and attacks faced by men.
Love, Apparently
Goyim Must Obey
By Gilad Atzmon: The British Labour Party is constantly accused of being anti-Semitic. This is not very nice but the 'pro-semitic' Liberal Democrats are far worse. Israeli press reports today that the UK's Liberal Democrats have suspended a former MP for alleged 'antisemitic' tweets.
On Sunday, Matthew Gordon Banks was sacked by the party after accusing party leader Tim Farron of winning his position due to the financing of his campaign by "London Jews". In response, Marie van der Zyl, Vice President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews (BOD), said: "The comments by Matthew Gordon Banks on Twitter are of very deep concern. He talks about Jews and money and hints at the age-old canard of the 'Jewish conspiracy.’”
Van Der Zyl suggests that Jews buying British politicians is Kosher (fine and dandy) but gentiles pointing it out are guilty of hate crimes. Perhaps I can help Ms Van Der Zyl. If Jews did indeed fund Tim Farron's election campaign then Banks is not a bigot but a truth-teller. If, on the other hand, Mr Banks made it up, if it is revealed, for instance, that not a single Jew funded Farron’s campaign, then Banks is simply deluded, misled or even a liar – but still far from being an antisemite.
Whether Van Der Zyl accepts it or not, Jewish mammonites buying Western politicians is no conspiracy. It is all done absolutely in the open,
On Sunday, Matthew Gordon Banks was sacked by the party after accusing party leader Tim Farron of winning his position due to the financing of his campaign by "London Jews". In response, Marie van der Zyl, Vice President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews (BOD), said: "The comments by Matthew Gordon Banks on Twitter are of very deep concern. He talks about Jews and money and hints at the age-old canard of the 'Jewish conspiracy.’”
Van Der Zyl suggests that Jews buying British politicians is Kosher (fine and dandy) but gentiles pointing it out are guilty of hate crimes. Perhaps I can help Ms Van Der Zyl. If Jews did indeed fund Tim Farron's election campaign then Banks is not a bigot but a truth-teller. If, on the other hand, Mr Banks made it up, if it is revealed, for instance, that not a single Jew funded Farron’s campaign, then Banks is simply deluded, misled or even a liar – but still far from being an antisemite. Whether Van Der Zyl accepts it or not, Jewish mammonites buying Western politicians is no conspiracy. It is all done absolutely in the open,
Chilling Tales Of Female Violence + Feminism And The Rise Of The Porn Industry + The London Group
Gynocentrism: Compassion And Choice for Men
Dishonest Underhanded Feminist Weasel Squad
The story thus far
Bretts deserve justice too (college grape culture out of hand)
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I'm sorry Chrisiousity ... you're still wrong
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Regards, Bearing.
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Regards, Bearing.
How Libyan ‘Regime Change’ Lies Echo In Syria
The mainstream U.S. media has largely ignored a U.K. report on the West’s lies used to justify the Libyan “regime change,” all the better to protect the ongoing falsehoods used in Syria, as James W Carden explains.
By James W Carden: Earlier this month, a select committee of British parliamentarians released a report which condemned the U.K. government under David Cameron for its role in the 2011 NATO intervention in Libya. The report makes plain that the principal basis on which the intervention was predicated – that then-Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was on the verge of committing a wholesale slaughter of the rebel stronghold Benghazi – was a lie propagated by Western and Gulf State media outlets.
Left: Ousted Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi shortly before he was murdered on Oct. 20, 2011.
It also shows the extent to which the crisis was driven by Libyan exiles who – perhaps quite understandably – had an axe to grind with the Gaddafi regime. In this – and in other ways, as we shall see – the Libyan crisis shares a number of similarities with the Syrian crisis. Indeed, it would be fair to view the debacle in Libya as a dress rehearsal for the war outside powers have been waging against the sovereign government of Syria for the past five years.
The U.K. report documents the extent to which the narrative of impending genocide was driven by the delusions of Libyan exiles: “Libyan exiles based in France were influential in raising fears about a possible massacre in Benghazi.
By James W Carden: Earlier this month, a select committee of British parliamentarians released a report which condemned the U.K. government under David Cameron for its role in the 2011 NATO intervention in Libya. The report makes plain that the principal basis on which the intervention was predicated – that then-Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi was on the verge of committing a wholesale slaughter of the rebel stronghold Benghazi – was a lie propagated by Western and Gulf State media outlets.
Left: Ousted Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi shortly before he was murdered on Oct. 20, 2011. It also shows the extent to which the crisis was driven by Libyan exiles who – perhaps quite understandably – had an axe to grind with the Gaddafi regime. In this – and in other ways, as we shall see – the Libyan crisis shares a number of similarities with the Syrian crisis. Indeed, it would be fair to view the debacle in Libya as a dress rehearsal for the war outside powers have been waging against the sovereign government of Syria for the past five years.
The U.K. report documents the extent to which the narrative of impending genocide was driven by the delusions of Libyan exiles: “Libyan exiles based in France were influential in raising fears about a possible massacre in Benghazi.
Syria Has Recording Of Conversation Between ISIS And US Military Before Strike On Syrian Army!
By Tyler Durden: In a stunning allegation, one which would lead to dramatic gepolitical implications, the speaker of the People's Council of Syria said on Monday that the Syrian intelligence possesses an audio recording of conversation between Islamic State terrorists and the US military taken just prior to the Washington-led coalition's airstrikes on the government troops near Deir ez-Zor on September 17 which left over 60 Syrian troops dead.
As reported last weekend, coalition warplanes hit Syrian government troops near the eastern city of Deir ez-Zor on September 17, leaving 62 military personnel killed and a hundred wounded. The Pentagon said initially that the airstrike was a mistake and targeted ISIS militants. Britain, Australia and Denmark confirmed their air forces' participation in the deadly airstrikes.
"The Syrian Army intercepted a conversation between the Americans and Daesh before the air raid on Deir ez-Zor", Hadiya Khalaf Abbas said as quoted by the Al Mayadeen broadcaster.
As reported last weekend, coalition warplanes hit Syrian government troops near the eastern city of Deir ez-Zor on September 17, leaving 62 military personnel killed and a hundred wounded. The Pentagon said initially that the airstrike was a mistake and targeted ISIS militants. Britain, Australia and Denmark confirmed their air forces' participation in the deadly airstrikes."The Syrian Army intercepted a conversation between the Americans and Daesh before the air raid on Deir ez-Zor", Hadiya Khalaf Abbas said as quoted by the Al Mayadeen broadcaster.
Hadiya Khalaf Abbas, the head of the Syrian parliament, added during her visit to Iran that after the coalition's airstrikes on the government troops US military directed terrorists' attack on the Syrian army.