Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
ALTERNATIVE NEWS
9 Apr 2015
What The "Cure Cancer" Cult Isn't Telling You + What Your Computer's File Directory Says About Your Mind
Social Justice In European Politics And A Discussion Of International Economics
MGTOW Account: Semantics + The Catholic Church, Traditionalism & MGTOW
The Dissident Dad - Free Your Mind, Part 2
By The Dissident Dad: Last week, I chose to take on a different tack and put together a
list of 50 things to try instead of, or in addition to, going straight
to college. It’s a lengthy list, so only the first 25 were posted last week. Here is the rest of the list:
26) Volunteer at a Zoo: Zoos contain a great wealth of information, and they’re an awesome place to volunteer. You get to meet other animal lovers, learn how animals are cared for (like bears and lions), and possibly even get to take part in their care yourself. It’s something very few people get to do!
27) Write Songs: Lyrically, songs take a bit of work. You’re working with both a beat and verbal flow, which requires a strong grasp of the English language (or another) and fitting things together. This makes it a strong creative outlet, and could even lead to a job writing lyrics for others.
28) Learn to Drive Race Cars: Most of us have had that desire to get behind the wheel of a race car and take it around the track. Or even just go on a drag strip. Learning how to drive a car in these extreme conditions requires great hand-eye coordination, and fast reflexes. But if you master it, you could actually get sponsored to drive cars!
29) Write Guest Blog Posts: If you want to get your message out to others (and gain a following in the process), hit up your favorite sites and ask if they accept guest posts. You’d be surprised at how many will, and that opens you up to a huge readership. And in some cases, site owners may even offer payments in return for the articles.
26) Volunteer at a Zoo: Zoos contain a great wealth of information, and they’re an awesome place to volunteer. You get to meet other animal lovers, learn how animals are cared for (like bears and lions), and possibly even get to take part in their care yourself. It’s something very few people get to do!
27) Write Songs: Lyrically, songs take a bit of work. You’re working with both a beat and verbal flow, which requires a strong grasp of the English language (or another) and fitting things together. This makes it a strong creative outlet, and could even lead to a job writing lyrics for others.
28) Learn to Drive Race Cars: Most of us have had that desire to get behind the wheel of a race car and take it around the track. Or even just go on a drag strip. Learning how to drive a car in these extreme conditions requires great hand-eye coordination, and fast reflexes. But if you master it, you could actually get sponsored to drive cars!
29) Write Guest Blog Posts: If you want to get your message out to others (and gain a following in the process), hit up your favorite sites and ask if they accept guest posts. You’d be surprised at how many will, and that opens you up to a huge readership. And in some cases, site owners may even offer payments in return for the articles.
Requiem Opus - Introduction + Toccata And Frog In Butthurt Major
8 Apr 2015
The Rolling Stone Rush To Judgment Wasn’t “Isolated And Unusual,” It Was Business As Usual In Our Misandric, Gynocentric Culture
By Pierce Harlan: The Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism issued a scathing report Sunday on the editorial breakdown at Rolling Stone magazine that allowed publication of a story about a purported gang rape of a woman named “Jackie” at the University of Virginia that never really happened. The magazine said it considers the whole affair “an isolated and unusual episode.”
And once again, we’ve learned nothing from yet another in a long line of high profile rape accusations that imploded under the weight of its own prevarications. The fact that “Jackie’s” outlandish rape tale was so readily believed by the article’s author, by Rolling Stone’s editors, and by vast segments of the American public wasn’t “an isolated and unusual” phenomenon. It was business as usual in our culture. If you can stomach an example, read the chilling transcript of Bonny Ghosh’s television news report about the Hofstra “rape” case shortly before it imploded. (It’s little wonder that after Danmell Ndonye swore under oath that she lied about the rape, the falsely accused young men were booed on a national television program.)
The real lesson of the UVA “gang rape” that never really happened isn’t about Sabrina Erdely, Rolling Stone or its lax editors. It isn’t about reporters who take liberties with the facts, and it’s not about “editorial breakdowns.” And it isn’t about “expert fabulist storytellers” who tell rape lies but who seem like credible people. Those are pieces in a much larger puzzle.
And once again, we’ve learned nothing from yet another in a long line of high profile rape accusations that imploded under the weight of its own prevarications. The fact that “Jackie’s” outlandish rape tale was so readily believed by the article’s author, by Rolling Stone’s editors, and by vast segments of the American public wasn’t “an isolated and unusual” phenomenon. It was business as usual in our culture. If you can stomach an example, read the chilling transcript of Bonny Ghosh’s television news report about the Hofstra “rape” case shortly before it imploded. (It’s little wonder that after Danmell Ndonye swore under oath that she lied about the rape, the falsely accused young men were booed on a national television program.)The real lesson of the UVA “gang rape” that never really happened isn’t about Sabrina Erdely, Rolling Stone or its lax editors. It isn’t about reporters who take liberties with the facts, and it’s not about “editorial breakdowns.” And it isn’t about “expert fabulist storytellers” who tell rape lies but who seem like credible people. Those are pieces in a much larger puzzle.
5 Reasons No Man Should Marry And 1 Reason He Might
By Janet Bloomfield (aka JudgyBitch): I write this as a woman happily married for 15 years. We met in graduate school and neither one of us had any real understanding of the risks legal marriage involves, so we did it. It’s wasn’t about having a wedding, either. We got married in a park with only close family and friends present and then we went for pizza. I bought my dress the day before. To us, it was about making a lifelong commitment and pledging to love one another, til death do us part.
If I knew then what I know now, I might have made a different choice.
Being legally married is like having a loaded gun in my hand. I can choose not to pull the trigger, but ultimately his life is in my hands, and that is unfair. No one should have the right to destroy another person, but legal marriage gives women exactly that power. 70% of young men in the US are unmarried, and for the 30% who went ahead and put a ring on it? Good luck. Here are 5 reasons no man should consider getting married, and one reason he might.
1. You’ll be considered her personal property
Once upon a time, getting married and settling down and having kids and taking on a mortgage was the definition of manhood. All those things made you an adult, worthy of respect and admiration. In 2015, those things make you a chump. Father knows best has been replaced with the image of fathers as bumbling, slovenly idiots who would be sleeping in a dumpster if it were not for the controlling, condescending shrew he married.
2. Your sex life will die
If I knew then what I know now, I might have made a different choice.Being legally married is like having a loaded gun in my hand. I can choose not to pull the trigger, but ultimately his life is in my hands, and that is unfair. No one should have the right to destroy another person, but legal marriage gives women exactly that power. 70% of young men in the US are unmarried, and for the 30% who went ahead and put a ring on it? Good luck. Here are 5 reasons no man should consider getting married, and one reason he might.
1. You’ll be considered her personal property
Once upon a time, getting married and settling down and having kids and taking on a mortgage was the definition of manhood. All those things made you an adult, worthy of respect and admiration. In 2015, those things make you a chump. Father knows best has been replaced with the image of fathers as bumbling, slovenly idiots who would be sleeping in a dumpster if it were not for the controlling, condescending shrew he married.
2. Your sex life will die
Gender Marxism - MGTOW
Paul Elam (AVfM) Lectures At Kennesaw State University
How Can We Stop Islamophobia?
Greece Demands €278bn WWII Reparations From Germany - More Than Its Debt To EU
RT: Germany owes Greece no less than €278.7 billion in World War II reparations, Athens said, referring to the destruction wrought upon the nation during the Nazi occupation. The sum exceeds Greece’s total debt of €240 billion to the EU.
"According to our calculations, the debt linked to German reparations is €278.7 billion euros, including €10.3 billion for the so-called forced loan. All the other amounts are related to allowances for individuals or infrastructure,” said the country’s deputy finance minister, Dimitris Mardas.
The figure was calculated by a parliamentary committee and the Greek supreme court. The numbers have previously varied between €269 billion and €332 billion.
Mardas added that at the 1946 Paris Conference the amount of reparations was set at $341.2 billion.
In response, Gabriel Sigmar, Germany’s economy minister and vice chancellor, described Greece’s demand as “stupid.”
"According to our calculations, the debt linked to German reparations is €278.7 billion euros, including €10.3 billion for the so-called forced loan. All the other amounts are related to allowances for individuals or infrastructure,” said the country’s deputy finance minister, Dimitris Mardas.
The figure was calculated by a parliamentary committee and the Greek supreme court. The numbers have previously varied between €269 billion and €332 billion.
Mardas added that at the 1946 Paris Conference the amount of reparations was set at $341.2 billion.
In response, Gabriel Sigmar, Germany’s economy minister and vice chancellor, described Greece’s demand as “stupid.”
White US Cop Murdered Another Unarmed Black Man: Video
A white cop has been charged with murdering a black man in the US state of South Carolina because someone videoed it happening.
Press TV: On Tuesday, Mayor Keith Summey of North Charleston made the announcement at a press conference after the video of the Saturday incident surfaced.
“When you’re wrong, you’re wrong,” Summey said. “When you make a bad decision, don’t care if you’re behind the shield or a citizen on the street, you have to live with that decision.”
The footage appeared to show officer Michael T. Slager firing multiple times at the apparently unarmed 50-year-old Walter L. Scott as he ran away.
Press TV: On Tuesday, Mayor Keith Summey of North Charleston made the announcement at a press conference after the video of the Saturday incident surfaced.
The footage appeared to show officer Michael T. Slager firing multiple times at the apparently unarmed 50-year-old Walter L. Scott as he ran away.
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