Seven Gates Of Damascus And Concrete Walls Of Kabul

Syria and Afghanistan were attacked by the West.
One resisted and won, the other one was occupied
and consequently destroyed.

By Andre Vltchek: Two terrible wars, two mighty destructions, but two absolutely opposite outcomes.
In Syria, it may be autumn now, but almost the entire country is blossoming again, literally rising from ashes. Two thousand miles east from there, Afghanistan is smashed against its ancient rocks, bleeding and broken. There, it does not really matter what season it is; life is simply dreadful and hope appears to be in permanent exile.

Historic Damascus

Damascus, the ancient and splendid capital of Syria, now the Syrian Arab Republic, is back to life again. People go out until late at night, there are events; there is music and vibrant social life. Not all, but many, are smiling again. Checkpoints are diminishing, and now one does not even have to go through metal detectors in order to enter museums, cafes and some of the international hotels.

The Louis C.K. Litmus Test

Independent Man: If you're now offended by Louis C.K. after years of cheering him on, recognize that it's you that changed, not him.

Jewish Israeli Death Force IDF Annexes Palestinian Land Using Flimsy Excuses And Gibberish

'Not to worry: There will be more articles about the massive land robbery being perpetrated by [Jewish] Israel.'

Author Amira Hass: A Jewish Israeli, pressed the Israeli government for an explanation for the sharp increase in refusals to allow Palestinians access to their land that was cut off by the Separation Wall. The response appears to be little more than a runaround; official reasons given for denial of permits have often been dismissive: the plot of land in question is “too small to cultivate” or the request was “fraudulent.”

File photo: A Palestinian farmer by the apartheid wall in the Bethlehem area, the West Bank, September 11, 2018. Credit: Emil Salman

IAK note:

The Separation Wall (also called Apartheid Wall) is a barrier built by Israel, purportedly to stop terrorism; Israeli claims of its success are deeply problematic.

Jair Bolsonaro And The Future Of Brazil

"There's university courses across America that educate students on basically becoming left wing activists and that push

cultural Marxist ideas." Said Computing Forever.

The Pentagon's Missing Trillions: What You Need To Know

Dr. Mark Skidmore of Michigan State University joins Corbett to discuss his research with Catherine Austin Fitts into the $21 trillion in unaccounted transactions on the books of the US Department of Defence and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. We discuss what we know and don't know about the subject, the Pentagon's nonsensical and inadequate excuses for the debacle, the new accounting guideline that legally allows every department of the federal government to create fake and altered books for public consumption, the recent failed Pentagon audit, the government's refusal to provide any information about the problem, the failure of congress to pursue the issue, and the failure of the lame stream media to report on it.

Bachelorhood [MGTOW] As A Fine Art ~ 1900

Why Is It Always About Her? Gynocentrism As A Narcissistic Pathology

By Peter Wright: In this article I set out to show that gynocentrism is a gendered expression of narcissism, and that it operates in the limited context of heterosexual relationships.
To make a case that gynocentrism is narcissism we first have to define what narcissism is, which can be done by recounting the original Greek myth of narcissus, followed by an overview of how the concept was taken up by the field of psychology and elaborated into a diagnostic entity. Finally this article will take the diagnostic entity of narcissism as described by psychologists and compare its criteria with those typically applied to the notion of gynocentrism to discover how closely, and in what ways, the two concepts align. 

Narcissus myth 
One day the handsome youth Narcissus became thirsty after a day hunting in the mountains with his companions. After discovering a pool of water he leaned upon its edge to drink and saw himself reflected in the water. Narcissus did not realize it was merely his own reflection and fell deeply in love with it, as if it was somebody else.