Sodomites From Cuck Island AKA England Plan Mass Invasion Of Russia For World Cup

By Roy Batty: Why won’t they take no for an answer?
BBC:

This summer I’m joining around 10,000 other England fans in Russia to cheer on the Three Lions.
After clashes between England and Russia fans during Euro 2016, we’re all going to have to have our wits about us.
But, because I’m gay, I’m going to have to be extra careful.
LGBT+ fans have been told they face extra risks in Russia because of the country’s attitudes to homosexuality.

Newsflash: everyone hates homos. Russia just doesn’t ruin your life for expressing that perfectly natural sentiment…for now.

Look at these homos, they’re going somewhere where they aren’t wanted.

Before the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave assurances that gay people wouldn’t be discriminated against.

The Myths We Tell Ourselves

By Michael Krieger: “We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office.”
Your average mass media pundit regularly decries the fact Americans no longer have trust in the country’s institutions, yet simultaneously refuse to take any sort of responsibility for the situation. Government bureaucrats and other assorted supporters of our decrepit status quo tend to do the same thing. As is typically the case, I’ll take the other side.
Not only do I think it’s completely sane for Americans to have zero faith in their institutions, including but certainly not limited to the three-letter agencies, Congress and the Federal Reserve, I’ll take it a step further and argue we as citizens remain far too naive and trusting for our own good. If nothing else, the recent Justice Department Inspector General’s (IG) report on the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email server should underscore the point.
First, there’s the now infamous text exchange between between Peter Strzok and his mistress Lisa Page. The following excerpt is from the Executive Summary of the IG report: 
We were deeply troubled by text messages exchanged between Strzok and Page that potentially indicated or created the appearance that investigative decisions were impacted by bias or improper considerations. Most of the text messages raising such questions pertained to the Russia investigation, which was not a part of this review.

As Tensions Rise, Greeks See Sudden 90% Surge In 'Asylum-Seekers' Across Land Border With Turkey

By Tyler Durden: Coincidence?

In the last few months, tensions between two NATO member states have escalated dramatically - Turkey has threatened to invade Greek islands, Greece has responded, Turkey has violated Greek airspace 100s of times, and Greeks now see Turkey as the greatest threat to their existence.

And now, in the first five months of 2018, KeepTalkingGreece.com reports that Greece has been Europe’s top entry point for refugees and migrants. According to the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, Frontext, over 19,800 people entered Greece during January – May 2018. At the same time, the land border crossing from Turkey to Greece increased by 90 percent. The majority of these people were Syrians and Iraqis.

Small Minority Of Jews Are The Real 'Jewish Question' - Laurent Guyenot's Important New Book

"... a tiny Jewish elite,... has hijacked the idea of God and turned it to their own aggrandizement ... (and) terrorized its own people to enforce their sense of separateness ...  garnering wealth and power in the process."

By Kevin Barrett: For most of my life I did not understand the expression “the Jewish question.” Nobody ever talked about “the Catholic question” or “the Presbyterian question” or “the Mormon question” or “the Buddhist question” or “the Muslim question.” Yet there have been extensive debates, beginning in the 19^th century, of “the Jewish question.”
I always assumed the people who used this expression were so prejudiced against Jews they speciously considered them a problem that needed solving. Hitler’s “final solution to the Jewish question,” I was taught, represented a culmination of such baseless, mindless prejudice and hatred.
But after learning more about history—and especially after reading and re-reading Laurent Guyénot’s new book From Yahweh to Zion—I have come to realize that there are many legitimate “Jewish questions,” not just one.

Politics Of Shame And Guilt

Bettina Arndt speaks on The Politics of Shame and Guilt at The Friedman18 Liberty Conference.

Propaganda 101: Lead, Omit, But Don't Lie

Mirror On Tommy Robinson's Imprisonment

Finntronaut:
Dissecting anti-Tommy Robinson propaganda.

Labour's Sex Discrimination Isn't Working

The Glass Blind Spot: Reflecting on the impact of the Labour Party's obsession with identitarian politics and their determination to enforce 'equality of outcome' through all women short-lists at the expense of equality of opportunity.

Why Can't We Sue The TSA For Assault?

By Dr. Ron Paul: When I was in Congress and had to regularly fly between DC and Texas, I was routinely subjected to invasive “pat-downs” (physical assaults) by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). One time, exasperated with the constant insults to my privacy and dignity, I asked a TSA agent if he was proud to assault innocent Americans for a living.
I thought of this incident after learning that the TSA has been compiling a “troublesome passengers” list. The list includes those who have engaged in conduct judged to be “offensive and without legal justification” or disruptive of the “safe and effective completion of screening.” Libertarian journalist James Bovard recently pointed out that any woman who pushed a screener’s hands away from her breasts could be accused of disrupting the “safe and effective completion of screening.” Passengers like me who have expressed offense at TSA screeners are likely on the troublesome passengers list.
Perhaps airline passengers should start keeping a list of troublesome TSA agents. The list could include those who forced nursing mothers to drink their own breast milk, those who forced sick passengers to dispose of cough medicine, and those who forced women they found attractive to go through a body scanner multiple times. The list would certainly include the agents who confiscated a wheelchair-bound three-year-old’s beloved stuffed lamb at an airport and threatened to subject her to a pat-down.

Interview With Syria's President Bashar Assad

"The Russians suggested the possibility of giving reconciliation an opportunity similar to what happened in other areas in order to restore the situation that prevailed before 2011, in other words for the Syrian army to be deployed in that area which is an area of confrontation with the Zionist enemy." Said Assad.

Bitcoin Instead Of US Dollar?

Max and Stacy discuss the failure of the Vollgeld-Initiative in Switzerland but why the banks should have lost the right to print money. They also discuss the head of Lazard Bank seeing a future in which bitcoin replaces the U.S. dollar. In the second half, Max interviews Tone Vays of the Crypto Scam podcast about bitcoin prices, technical analysis and the need to exclude some from being allowed to buy tokens and other crypto assets.

Rise In Defense Of Julian Assange

By John Pilger: The persecution of Julian Assange must end. Or it will end in tragedy.
The Australian government and prime minister Malcolm Turnbull have an historic opportunity to decide which it will be.
They can remain silent, for which history will be unforgiving. Or they can act in the interests of justice and humanity and bring this remarkable Australian citizen home. 
Assange does not ask for special treatment. The government has clear diplomatic and moral obligations to protect Australian citizens abroad from gross injustice: in JulianE’s case, from a gross miscarriage of justice and the extreme danger that await him should he walk out of the Ecuadorean embassy in London unprotected.
We know from the Chelsea Manning case what he can expect if a US extradition warrant is successful — a United Nations Special Rapporteur called it torture.
I know Julian Assange well; I regard him as a close friend, a person of extraordinary resilience and courage. I have watched a tsunami of lies and smear engulf him, endlessly, vindictively, perfidiously; and I know why they smear him.
In 2008, a plan to destroy both WikiLeaks and Assange was laid out in a top secret document dated 8 March, 2008. The authors were the Cyber Counter-intelligence Assessments Branch of the US Defence Department.

The Curious Case Of The Pregnant Virgin

Diana Davison: Is a virgin less likely to consent to sex? And why are prosecutors allowed to make that argument?