3 Apr 2018
@Twitter And @BuzzFeedNews Working Together To End Free Speech
By : Twitter, the increasingly censorious social media platform, has blocked me from use for 7 days. They did so because I tweeted about Buzzfeed approaching me for an interview on the men’s movement. This is the same Buzzfeed that dug 35 years into my past, looking for dirt so they could use it to take the focus off the men’s movement and put it on me personally.I tweeted my rejection to their request, and they apparently reported me to Twitter for doing it, as you can see in the image below.
Setting aside the ridiculousness of my even being able to harass Buzzfeed, it leaves me with the unavoidable conclusion that the leftist pigs in both organizations are happy to work together to bully and silence dissenting views.
I am also including the email for your review. And just a suggestion. It might be fun to see the headline to this post have a stronger presence on Twitter than my little love slap at Buzzfeed.
They will probably lifetime ban me for this, and that is fine. Social media platforms are the new public utilities. They are in the very dangerous position of making themselves arbiters of who can speak, when they can speak and what they say.
If we don’t take a stand soon, and maybe even if we do, free speech will die.
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Maximianus’s Greek Girl Mourned Men’s Complacent Impotence
I blushed, I froze. Since shame then made me lose my mindMany men today complacently accept their impotence. So too did Maximianus living within the half-dead, sixth-century Roman Empire. A. M. Juster’s recently released translation of Maximianus’s elegies provides a poignant, poetic resource for pondering aging in men and men’s impotence.
and panic cut off the alluring task,
she started fondling my burning prick by hand
and she aroused me with her fingers too.
Even the strokes of passion did not help my numbness;
frost stayed within the hearth, as in the past.
“What bitch has stolen you from me?” she said, “From whose
grasp do you come back tired to my arms?”
{ erubui stupui quia tunc verecundia mentem
abstulit et blandum terror ademit opus
contrectare manu coepit flagrantia membra
meque etiam digitis sollicitare suis
nil mihi torpenti vel tactus profuit ignis
perstitit in medio frigus ut ante foco
quae te crudelis rapuit mihi femina dixit
cuius ab amplexu fessus ad arma redis } [1]
2 Apr 2018
Passover 2018: London v Gaza
Ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon: The voices are from London, the visuals are from the Gaza border. You choose your side. I chose mine long time ago!
Should There Be A Movement For Women's Rights? - Karen Straughan
Cassie Jaye: The Red Pill: Raw Files consists of never-before-seen footage from the making of The Red Pill documentary. This footage is being released for educational purposes, to inspire discussion and debate on gender issues.100 Ways To RESPECT WOMEN
How Our Country Was Stolen
By Paul Craig Roberts: Today is Easter, an important Christian holiday. But it is not marked on the calendar that is part of the Apple software that came with my Apple computer lap top. Today is also April Fools day, and that is marked on the Apple-supplied calendar. For Apple’s programmers, April Fools Day trumps Easter.How can it be that an American company, Apple, can remember to mark on the calendar Cinco de Mayo (May 5), Mexico’s commemoration of a Mexican army victory of the French in the Battle of Puebla in 1862, but not Easter?
Hanukkah on December 13, but not Easter?
Kwanzaa on December 26, but not Easter?
Groundhog Day on February 2, but not Easter?
St. Patrick’s Day on March 17, but not Easter?
Earth Day on April 22, but not Easter?
First Day of Ramadan Muslim holiday on May 15, but not Easter?
Eid al-Fitr marking the end of Ramadan on June 15-17, but not Easter?
Eid al-Adha, the Muslim Sacrifice Feast, on August 20, but not Easter?
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, on September 10, but not Easter?
Yom Kippur, Jewish holiday on September 19, but not Easter?
Ashura, Muslim holiday, on September 20, but not Easter?
Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, on November 7, but not Easter?
This is how our culture is stolen and our memories are dimmed. In my day the spring holiday was known as Easter Holiday. Today it is known as Spring Break, a time for drunken and sexually promiscuous bacchanal on Florida’s beaches.
Opinion: Debunking The Jewish State Of Israel’s Talking Points On Deadly Gaza Protests
“What quality of life has convinced tens of thousands of human beings that such danger represents their best hope?"
By Marilyn Garson: In 1988 at the gates of Jerusalem’s Old City, I watched Palestinian youths face down Israeli soldiers. The soldiers held rifles, while the Palestinians held stones. That asymmetry sent the Judaism of my childhood crashing headlong into my sense of justice. The stones demanded that I ask, “What could make a young man risk his life this way?” 
My work with war-affected communities later brought me to the Gaza Strip. Living there from 2011 to 2015, I confronted Israel’s power from the ground. On Friday, Land Day, unarmed Gazans confronted this power once more; they were commemorating the six unarmed protesters who were killed 42 years ago in 1976 as they protested the expropriation of Arab-owned land in northern Israel. Organizers in Gaza had called for a season of nonviolent protest lasting until the day of the so-called Nakba, when Palestinians mourn the losses of 1948, asserting the rights of refugees who comprise the majority of Gaza’s population.
Tens of thousands of Gazans walked toward the border facing a heavily armed Israeli line. They walked toward rifles and drones.
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