Kerry 'The Feminist Fraudstress' McCarthy MP Is Trying To Drive Kelvin Hopkins MP To Suicide

By Mike Buchanan: Kerry McCarthy, 52, has been a Labour MP since 2005. From her Wiki page:

In 2005, McCarthy was selected as the Labour candidate for Bristol East through an all-women shortlist…
She was appointed by Jeremy Corbyn as Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in September 2015. She argued in a Spring 2015 interview with Viva!life, a magazine for vegans, that meat should be treated like tobacco, with “public campaigns to stop people eating it”…
In May 2009, McCarthy repaid £402 for a second bed claimed in expenses for her one bedroom flat. She stated the claim had been made in error.
In October 2010, McCarthy admitted a charge of electoral fraud, accepting a police caution for revealing on Twitter the number of postal votes cast per party in her constituency at the 2010 election, and apologised for this action.

Feminism & Jewish Mossad - Inside The Black Cube

"Mossad operatives working on behalf of a women's civil rights organisation - to farm information for Weinstein! This is how things are done - and they brag about how they have extensive experience in social engineering!"

WeAreChange: In this video, Jason Bermas break's down Harvey's connection to the Mossad and other intelligence networks.

The 7 Biggest Lies Of Feminism

Barbara4u2c: The most extensive video on feminism I've ever done. This included numerous days of research, reading and writing. So here it finally is.

Join Us In London To March For Men - London, 19th Nov, International Mens Day 2017

Messages for Men: Join us as we peacefully March For Men in London on International Men’s Day 2017. Meet at 12 pm Sunday 19th November at Trafalgar Square. We will be marching past the Royal Courts of Justice and on to Parliament Square where we will be releasing purple balloons with messages about men and boys attached- purple is our colour theme so feel free to include it in your outfit for the day!

The Virus Of Postmodernism

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Balfour Declaration, History And Concealment

Gilad Atzmon: In this talk Atzmon elaborates on that which the historicity of Balfour is set to conceal -- a century of Jewish political hegemony in Britain and beyond.

The Brave New World Of Trial By Lame-Stream Media

By David Kurten: The world outside Westminster is once again looking on astonished as Parliament lurches into another bout of deep irrelevance by conducting a witch-hunt against its elected members for acts of flirtation and banter.
Rape and sexual abuse are terrible crimes, of course, and must be taken seriously and referred to the police and the courts. However most of the claims against almost entirely male MPs seem trivial, if not ridiculous, to most people outside the political bubble by comparison with the grooming and rape of white girls by gangs, often of Pakistani background – revealed in one serious case review after another, the latest being last weekend. Yet in the case of ‘Pestminster’ there has been no proven illegal activity, and it is unlikely that any cases will end up before the courts.

Trump Proves That Anti-Feminism Isn’t Enough

By Paul Elam: In the interest of fairness and intellectual honesty, I am going to have to say some unkind words about Donald Trump. At the very least about his new tax plan.

As regulars here know, I have been quick to point out when Trump has gotten things right. I lauded him for giving political correctness the swift kick in its genderless crotch it so totally deserved. I was ecstatic recently when he did away with the Deal Colleague Letter and all the sexual assault witch hunts it created. And I have barely had a chance to do my happy dance when I recently caught up with the news that he will appoint Penny Nance as his ambassador-at-large for global women’s issues. Nance has been trashing feminists and the butthurt political arm of the LGBTQ community for quite some time.
And yes, I know full well that Nance is from the neosimp, cuckservative wing of modern politics. I’m not fooled for a moment into thinking she gives a rat’s ass about men. Still, since Trump isn’t going to nominate Karen Straughan or Alison Tieman to the position, so I’ll enjoy Nance’s appointment for the pure spectacle of it, anticipating she will create a feminist purgatory and fill it with fresh souls.

Even To Offer Circumcision Of Children Is Unethical

Bonobo3D: Erin Mcardle & her son Frantisek demonstrated with the Bloodstained Men and Their Friends for an end to male genital mutilation at the AAP Conference in Chicago.

@Steve_Shives Declares "It's Okay To Be White" RACIST!

Regards, Bearing.

COST FOR U.S. TAXPAYERS OF NEO-CON-ARTIST WARS SINCE 9/11 ACTUALLY 3 TIMES PENTAGON’S ESTIMATE

By Jack Moore: The United States military has spent more than $5.6 trillion on conflicts since 2001, more than three times the Pentagon’s actual estimate, according to a new study.
The Department of Defense reported earlier this year that it had spent around $1.5 trillion on conflicts, including putting putting troops on the ground in Iraq and Afghanistan, air raids in Syria and Iraq to battle the Islamic State militant group (ISIS) and a drone campaign and raids against extremists in Pakistan.
But that figure appears to underplay the real cost of war for the American taxpayer, at least according to the Watson Institute of International and Public Affairs at Brown University. It puts the total cost at $5.6 billion, or $23,000 per taxpayer.
The Pentagon’s initial estimate put the taxpayer cost at $7,740 per person for the conflicts since the Al-Qaeda-hatched 9/11 attacks in New York that killed almost 3,000 people.

“War costs are more than what we spend in any one year on what’s called the pointy end of the spear,” the study’s author, Neta Crawford, told the Wall Street Journal, which first reported its findings.
“There are all these other costs behind the spear, and there are consequences of using it, that we need to include.”

A Life Worth Living?

Suicide rates in Gaza are rising and young people especially males are particularly vulnerable.

By Hamza Abu Eltarabesh: Tuesday, 29 August, Mohannad Younis swallowed a bottle of sleeping pills and ended his life.
He was only 22 and seemed to have much going for him. A budding author, he had recently completed a series of short stories and just put the finishing touches on a stage play – Escape.
Mohannad was only two months from finishing a postgraduate degree in pharmacy at Al-Azhar University, and was planning to propose to a fellow student at the faculty of medicine.
His suicide, therefore, came as a shock to those who knew him and loved him.
I know. I was his friend. I mourn him. I miss him. And I am angry at what he did.
But Mohannad’s decision to take his life is less unusual than it might once have been in Gaza, where tradition and religion frown upon suicide.
In fact, 2016 saw a spike in the number of suicides and suicide attempts in the Gaza Strip, one that has authorities so worried, Gaza’s Ministry of Health decided to cancel fees for anyone needing treatment after a failed suicide attempt and offer free counseling.