War On Cash

From Amsterdam, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the war on cash and the Dutch Ukraine-European Union Association Agreement referendum on 6 April 2016. In the second half, Max interviews Ancilla Tilia about the upcoming referendum on Ukraine association: what the YES positions are and what the NO backers are against. They also discuss the reasons for privacy, the case against GMO patents and the best way to eat a stroopwafel.

Another Chat With Karen Straughan And Steven Crowder

I was back on Louder with Crowder last Thursday to discuss women and the draft. Show producer NotGayJared was nice enough to put together a highlight reel for me. Karen Straughan

Disgusting Trash Reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely Shows The Other Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal: Falsely Accused Priests

By Dean Esmay: Remember Rolling Stone reporter Sabrina Rubin Erdely, who gave us the phony U-Va rape scandal, the one that nearly destroyed so many innocent fraternities? Well, it looks like Sabrina Erdely has a habit of putting fake rape stories in the news, and it wasn’t just a one-off. She has been subjected to a blistering expose in Newsweek showing that she published an obviously false case that ruined the lives of two innocent Priests as well as a teacher.

Men’s Rights Activists will be unsurprised she’s gotten away with this before, and we should rightly wonder if there are other men rotting in jail or dead because of disgusting trash reporters like Sabrina Rubin Ederly. We might also wonder why we think every joke about Catholic priests and child abuse is all that funny, because as we know, with every rape allegation there is a victim 100% of the time: either a person was raped or a person was falsely accused.

The "N"igga Word

That Guy T: Just me explaining what the words Nigga & Nigger mean to me from my own POV. The different meanings, rational & irrational reactions to the word, examples of what does & doesn't make a Nigga. Pretty much Nigga 101 for you slower Niggas.

The Revolutionary Stupid Movement

Professor Fiamengo discusses the absurd behavior of The Revolutionary Student Movement.

Pope v Trump In Land Of The Dumb

"Pope Frances questions Donald Trump's Christian values, from a big jet, returning to a golden palace, in a private country, behind a wall, containing the world's richest bank, lol. ...Here are the head lies tonight." Deek Jackson

Laurie Penny And The Church Of Feminism

Just a letter written by Laurie Penny to Women Against Feminism. So you can imagine how intelligent it is. Ceara McCord

Debunked; Marriage Reduces Crime

"The idea that women are needed to reign in the worst excesses of men. Feminists wish to achieve this by legal sanction where the world is for all intents and purposes a straight jacket for men and traditionalists want to achieve this reigning in of males via the marriage contract. Both hold the express view that men are sadistic, dangerous and murderous by nature and subscribe to the idea that societies are far more dangerous places for everyone, when there are lots of unmarried men running around." CS MGTOW

Grey Balloons

By Sky Blew ...The official debut album from North Carolina's newest & most promising artist, SkyBlew. Window Seat On That Midnight Train is SkyBlew's BEST work to date. This is what putting your heart into the music without compromise sounds like.

To Kill A Mockingbird: All Men Are Tom Robinson Now

Harper Lee, author of To Kill a Mockingbird, passed away today. In remembrance, here's Dean Esmay’s MHRM classic review of that story. 

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By Dean Esmay: I was asked recently by someone still learning about the Men’s Human Rights Movement if there were any books, movies, or other media that are generally popular with or illustrative of what the movement is all about. He was really surprised when I mentioned Harper Lee’s 1960 masterpiece, To Kill a Mockingbird. To me that’s funny; I think Harper Lee’s masterpiece more relevant today than ever.
Perhaps one of the great tragedies of forcing kids to read “the classics” while they’re in school–and To Kill a Mockingbird is assigned reading in schools all over North America–is that they don’t learn to love books like this, they learn to view them as a chore. So they move as quickly through them as they can, and then forget them. On the other hand, maybe it’s a hidden blessing, as an article like this one might suddenly prompt them to remember it, and look at it anew as adults.
What most people dimly remember about Mockingbird is that it’s a movie about racism in America’s Old South. And while racism is an undeniable component of the story, a deeper examination shows that it is about far more, and if the only lesson we are to draw from it is “racism is bad,” we’ve missed almost everything important about the book.

As War On Cash Escalates, Cash Lovers Fight Back

“It would be fatal if citizens got the impression that cash is gradually taken away from them” Bundesbank President Weidman.

By Don Quijones: Over the last couple of days, bureaucrats at the European Commission and European Central Bank have expressed a keen interest in withdrawing the €500-note from circulation – barely a week after former Standard Chartered CEO Peter Sands published a report calling for the exact same measure. Allegedly the currency of choice for organized crime outfits around the world, the so-called “Bin Laden bill,” accounts for close to a third of the total amount of cash in existence in the Eurozone.

Then on Tuesday, Larry Summers, in an effort to keep his name in the media by hook or crook, called for the death of the $100 bill, though he lamented that removing existing notes was probably “a step too far”:

But a moratorium on printing new high denomination notes would make the world a better place. In terms of unilateral steps, the most important actor by far is the European Union. The €500 is almost six times as valuable as the $100. Some actors in Europe, notably the European Commission, have shown sympathy for the idea and European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi has shown interest as well.

CALM DOWN!! Restoring Common Sense To Feminism

The Minnesota Republic is pleased to host dangerous fudge packer Milo Yiannopoulos and Christina Hoff Sommers as they interview each other about the awful topic of contemporary Feminism.