"Yeah great and Ha, ha, ha from the audience." Said Sargon of Akkad.
J4MB: The narrator is clearly Sargon of Akkad, though the piece is on someone else’s YouTube channel. It’s had over 83,000 views in just two days.
Bill Weinberg And The Progressives’ Tourette’s Syndrome
By Gilad Atzmon: Apparently, New York ‘Progressive’ and Jewish activist, Bill Weinberg, thinks that I am “not welcome in NYC”. Over the last ten days, Weinberg has worked tirelessly, trying to cancel a panel discussion on 30th of April at Theatre 80 NYC, related to my forthcoming book ‘Being in Time’. Theatre 80’s owner, Lorcan Otway, has made it very clear that he won’t surrender to any calls for censorship, but still, Weinberg doesn’t seem to give up. He believes that it is he who will decide who is, and who is not, “welcome in NYC.”
I don’t know exactly what Weinberg is accusing me of, nor precisely what I am saying that shouldn’t be said or discussed, because Weinberg offers no criticism whatsoever of my work. And there, he’s not alone. I have never seen any criticism of my work. No one has ever disputed the facts to which I refer, or pointed out any faulty arguments in my work. Like the others over the years, Weinberg wants to impose a Talmudic herem, an excommunication, an exclusion zone – just like the one in Palestine.But what really fascinates me about Weinberg & Co , is their vulgar attitude, an attitude soaked in violence.
Trump Has Killed Beautiful Babies In Four Countries
By Chris Ernesto: US president Donald Trump sounded sincere when he described how he felt after seeing pictures of "beautiful little babies" allegedly killed by a Syrian government chemical weapons attack on April 4.
“These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated," said Trump, and hours later, the US launched nearly 60 tomahawk missiles in response to the allegations.
But what about the beautiful little babies killed by US bombs since Trump became president? Is Trump not concerned about those children because they were killed by his missiles, and not Assad’s chemical weapons?
In the first three months of his presidency, Trump has dropped bombs – and killed children – in Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq. Here are a few of the instances:
An eight-year-old girl was killed during a US raid in Yemen in January. The girl, Nora al-Awlaki, was a US citizen and the daughter of Anwar al-Awlaki, a New Mexico-born Muslim who was killed by the Obama administration in 2011 for his purported ties to al-Qaeda.
In 2015, Nora’s older brother, 16-year-old Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, also an American citizen, was killed by a US airstrike in Yemen. Nora al-Awlaki was shot in the neck by members of US SEAL Team 6 as they raided houses of suspected al-Qaeda members. Several Yemeni women were also killed in the raid.
“These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated," said Trump, and hours later, the US launched nearly 60 tomahawk missiles in response to the allegations.
But what about the beautiful little babies killed by US bombs since Trump became president? Is Trump not concerned about those children because they were killed by his missiles, and not Assad’s chemical weapons?
In the first three months of his presidency, Trump has dropped bombs – and killed children – in Yemen, Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq. Here are a few of the instances:
An eight-year-old girl was killed during a US raid in Yemen in January. The girl, Nora al-Awlaki, was a US citizen and the daughter of Anwar al-Awlaki, a New Mexico-born Muslim who was killed by the Obama administration in 2011 for his purported ties to al-Qaeda. In 2015, Nora’s older brother, 16-year-old Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, also an American citizen, was killed by a US airstrike in Yemen. Nora al-Awlaki was shot in the neck by members of US SEAL Team 6 as they raided houses of suspected al-Qaeda members. Several Yemeni women were also killed in the raid.
Another Blow Against Free Speech In Australia
By : Dendy Cinemas has joined the shameful list of Australian companies caving into pressure from extremist groups.
Dendy has just announced they will cancel The Red Pill, a movie about men’s lives which was due to be screened in Newtown next week and Canberra next month. Tickets for the Newtown screening have been sold out for weeks.
Last year we became the only country in the world where movie theatres have been bullied into banning this movie.
The Red Pill is a documentary by feminist filmmaker Cassie Jaye who set out to attack men’s rights activists but ended up exploring why important issues about the lives of men and boys so rarely get proper attention. http://www.bettinaarndt.com.au/mens-issues/the-red-pill/
The Red Pill is receiving world-wide acclaim – in the US it is currently the #1 Documentary on Google Play.
Yet planned screenings last October in Australia were cancelled after extremists promoted lies about the contents of the movie, alleging it promoted violence and misogyny. Cinema owners received death threats and had their businesses attacked.
Dendy has just announced they will cancel The Red Pill, a movie about men’s lives which was due to be screened in Newtown next week and Canberra next month. Tickets for the Newtown screening have been sold out for weeks.Last year we became the only country in the world where movie theatres have been bullied into banning this movie.
The Red Pill is a documentary by feminist filmmaker Cassie Jaye who set out to attack men’s rights activists but ended up exploring why important issues about the lives of men and boys so rarely get proper attention. http://www.bettinaarndt.com.au/mens-issues/the-red-pill/
The Red Pill is receiving world-wide acclaim – in the US it is currently the #1 Documentary on Google Play.
Yet planned screenings last October in Australia were cancelled after extremists promoted lies about the contents of the movie, alleging it promoted violence and misogyny. Cinema owners received death threats and had their businesses attacked.
The Mother Of All Hypocrisy
By Robert Fisk: It was the Mother of all Hypocrisy. Some
dead Syrian babies matter, I guess. Other dead Syrian babies don’t matter. One
mass murder in Syria two weeks ago killed children and babies and stirred
our leaders to righteous indignation. But the slaughter in
Syria this weekend killed even more children and babies – yet
brought forth nothing but silence from those who claim to guard our moral values.
Now why should this be?
When a gas attack in Syria killed more than
70 civilians on 4 April, including babies and children, Donald Trump ordered a
missile attack on Syria. America applauded. So did its media. So did much
of the world. Trump called Bashar al-Assad “evil” and “an animal”. The EU
condemned the Syrian regime. Downing Street called the gas attack “barbaric”.
Almost every western leader demanded that Assad should be overthrown.
Jenin Won’t Forget Israel’s Massacre
By Fifteen years ago this month the Israeli army bombarded and assaulted the Jenin refugee camp for more than 10 days. This was part of Israel’s so-called Operation Defensive Shield, during which it sent troops into the heart of six major cities in the occupied West Bank and surrounding towns and refugee camps that were ostensibly under Palestinian Authority control.
In a report on the assault, the United Nations concluded that the Israeli army killed dozens of Palestinians in a camp that is just 0.4 square kilometers and hosts about 15,000 people.
After the assault, a long debate ensued about the number of casualties. In the immediate havoc that reigned in the camp, the numbers were thought to be very high.
Israel barred members of a UN commission of inquiry mandated by the Security Council from conducting an investigation, but a subsequent report compiled by the secretary-general concluded that at least 52 Palestinians were killed in Jenin refugee camp.
Almost 500 Palestinians were killed and another 1,500 injured in the course of Israel’s assault across the West Bank from March to May of 2002.
In a report on the assault, the United Nations concluded that the Israeli army killed dozens of Palestinians in a camp that is just 0.4 square kilometers and hosts about 15,000 people.After the assault, a long debate ensued about the number of casualties. In the immediate havoc that reigned in the camp, the numbers were thought to be very high.
Israel barred members of a UN commission of inquiry mandated by the Security Council from conducting an investigation, but a subsequent report compiled by the secretary-general concluded that at least 52 Palestinians were killed in Jenin refugee camp.
Almost 500 Palestinians were killed and another 1,500 injured in the course of Israel’s assault across the West Bank from March to May of 2002.