6 More Palestinians Injured In WB Clashes By Apartheid Regime

A Palestinian Authority (PA) official says six Palestinians were injured in clashes after Zionazi apartheid land thieves 'settlers' attacked a school south of Nablus in the north of the occupied West Bank.
UK Banned Press TV: The attack took place against Burin High School on Thursday, according to PA official Ghassan Daghlas, Ma'an News Agency reported.
It led to the subsequent intervention of dozens of villagers and Israeli forces, who fired tear gas during the clashes. Daghlas added that dozens of Palestinians suffered from excessive tear gas inhalation.
A day earlier, settlers hurled rocks at schoolchildren in the village of Burin and beat up a 50-year-old man in a similar attack on the village.
Settlers frequently attack a number of local villages and prevent farmers from reaching their lands, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA).
In 2013, there were 399 incidents of zionazi 'settler' violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, according to the UNOCHA.

Institutionalized Misandry: Diversity in Higher Ed - Are We All Equal?

Angelo: Our thanks to Aubree Ritter for forwarding this interesting report that lends clear statistical support to the MRM's assertions regarding gynocentric misandric culture that is rapidly leading to men and boys attendance in higher education plummeting towards 35%. Another astonishing example of the retarded nature of our western bankocracies where the poor in our own nations be damned and the real issues facing society ignored whilst simultaneously we have unlimited funds for immediate and constant illegal military adventures overseas for the crony corporate 0.01%'s benefit with our marvelous new fascist piddle down ponzi fiat economics.

By bestcollegesonline: Despite efforts to increase diversity in schools, minorities and lower-income families still find themselves behind when it comes to getting a degree. Just how far behind are they?

The Pendulum Has Been Swung By Cultural Marxism From Mild Misogyny To Rampant Misandry. Women Have Reaped All The Benefits.

Steal Money In The Future & Benefit Today - Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert with Jenny Jones

Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the last contagion in London, where even if an investor lives 200 fricking years, he'll never discover the vampire squid's true nature. They also cover the spate of banker suicides and the wholesale merger of high finance with heavy industry.

Don't Be That Feminist + Boycott-Dartmouth - Were You Sexually Assaulted By Amanda Childress Of Dartmouth College?

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Authoritarian Regimes (Like the U.S. and Britain) Treat Reporters Like Terrorists

The U.S. Government Condemns Authoritarian Regimes Which Use Anti-Terror Laws to Stifle Journalism

By WashingtonsBlog: It is widely known that authoritarian regimes use “anti-terror” laws to crack down on journalism.

But this extreme tactic is becoming more and more common.  The Committee to Protect Journalists reported a year ago that terrorism laws are being misused worldwide to crush journalism:

The number of journalists jailed worldwide hit 232 in 2012, 132 of whom were held on anti-terror or other national security charges. Both are records in the 22 years CPJ has documented imprisonments.

The American government has rightly condemned such abuses.  For example, the U.S. State Department noted last April:

Some governments are too weak or unwilling to protect journalists and media outlets. Many others exploit or create criminal libel or defamation or blasphemy laws in their favor. They misuse terrorism laws to prosecute and imprison journalists. They pressure media outlets to shut down by causing crippling financial damage. They buy or nationalize media outlets to suppress different viewpoints. They filter or shut down access to the Internet. They detain and harass – and worse.

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29 Percent Of All U.S. Adults Under The Age Of 35 Are Living With Their Parents

By Michael Snyder: Why are so many young adults in America/the west living with their parents?  According to a stunning Gallup survey that was recently released, nearly three out of every ten adults in the United States under the age of 35 are still living at home with Mom and Dad.  This closely lines up with a Pew Research Center analysis of Census data that looked at a younger sample of Americans which found that 36 percent of Americans 18 to 31 years old were still living with their parents.  That was the highest level that had ever been recorded.  Overall, approximately 25 million U.S. adults are currently living at home with their parents according to Time Magazine.  So what is causing all of this?  Well, there are certainly a lot of factors.  Overwhelming student loan debt, a depressing lack of jobs and the high cost of living are all definitely playing a role.  But many would argue that what we are witnessing goes far beyond temporary economic conditions.  There are many that believe that we have fundamentally failed our young people and have neglected to equip them with the skills and values that they need to be successful in the real world.

More Americans than ever before seem to be living in a state of "perpetual adolescence".  As Gallup noted, one of the keys to adulthood is to be able to establish independence from your parents...

60 Minutes: Who Has The Softer Heart?

By AVfM: The American news show “60 Minutes Overtime” notes how ideological feminism has polluted, and continues to interfere with, sound science, including medical science.

The Twisted Motives Behind Political Correctness

By Brandon Smith: As I have confessed in the past, in my early years I found myself active in the Democratic Party and the general liberal methodology. I had no understanding of the concept of the false left/right paradigm. I had no inkling of the dangers of globalism and central banking. I had no concept of decentralization or non-participation. I had never even heard of libertarianism. I knew only that George W. Bush was a criminal (and I was right), but the problem went far deeper than the GOP. I was astoundingly ignorant of the bigger picture.
However, what I did have going for me was an almost violent sense of nonconformity. I hated collectivists, yet I found myself surrounded by them while working within the leftist culture. It was the insanity of self-proclaimed “liberals” that taught me the true nature of the facade of politics. When I realized that the Democrats were essentially the same corrupt entity as the neoconservatives, everything in my life changed.
One aspect of liberalism with which I am now very familiar is political correctness. I didn’t understand it at the time, not until I stepped outside the cultism of it and looked in from a wiser place. It always bothered me, but I couldn’t quite grasp why until later. Then, it hit me like a revelation. Political correctness was not a political ideology. No, it was a religion, a full-fledged spiritual con, a New Age ghetto of frothing mishmash that is sociological voodoo. And the leftists were eating it up like steak night at an all-you-can-eat buffet.

The Truth About Slavery: Past, Present and Future

Stefan Molyneux: Stefan uncovers the obscured and barbaric history of Slavery to unearth important lessons that can and will shape the future. What is the truth about slavery?

“No, sire, it is a revolution…”

By Simon Black: Sovereign Valley Farm, Chile - It’s pretty ironic that I have two visitors right now in my home– one from Ukraine and the other from Thailand.
Both of their countries are in the midst of chaotic turmoil right now, characterized by riots and violent clashes between protestors and police.
It reminds me of the old quote from Louis XVI upon being informed in 1789 that the French people had stormed the Bastille. The King asked, “Is it a revolt?”
“No, sire,” the duke replied, “It is a revolution.”
People in both of these countries have reached their breaking points. In Ukraine especially, economic conditions have deteriorated in almost spectacular form.
History is packed with examples of how people rise up in the streets whenever economic conditions deteriorate.
The French Revolution in 1789 is one famous example; the French people finally reached their breaking points after nearly starving to death.
The 2011 Egyptian Revolution and entire Arab Spring movement is a similar example.
In fact, a 2011 study from the New England Complex Systems Institute showed a clear statistical correlation between social unrest and (specifically) food prices. The higher food prices get, the greater the chances of riots and revolution.
This is not a condition exclusive to the developing world; it is a fundamental human trait to provide for one’s family.

Farcical Differences In The Training Of Male And Female Army Cadets

By James Williams: In producing Men’s Matters Radio episodes I sometimes try to bring focus on the “little guy” – the one with no voice. It means engaging with otherwise obscure and forgotten people and putting them in front of a microphone so that they can tell their story.
Just like in triage, I have found that it is often the silent ones who are suffering the most or are the ones with the greatest needs.
One of the challenges in fighting misandry and prejudice against males is in getting men and boys to come forward and to speak out. It doesn’t seem to come naturally to them. That may be partly due to males being conditioned from birth to not whinge; to “Man Up” when things go against them and just get on with it whilst internalizing any feelings of injustice they may experience. But, it’s also due to the conditioning of women and their reaction to men’s and boys’ problems. What is clear is the prevalence of a general myopia about anti-male prejudice.
See a man suffering – “not my business” or “Ha! Ha! Isn’t that funny?” and, if something goes wrong, find a man to blame.
A few days ago I crossed a road at the same time as a woman. As we crossed, a male driver, speeding around a corner, was forced to slow due to the woman impeding his path but, although she was nearer to him and I was well clear, he chose to scream at me and ignore her.