It features posters for self-identified anarchists that call for Trump supporters to be stabbed. A poster published in April shows the silhouette of a man with a Make America Great Again hat and a Pepe the Frog lapel pin being cornered by a bayonet. Behind him is the transparent silhouette of a Nazi."
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Antifa Website Encourages 'All Manner of Physical Violence' Against Trump Supporters and Capitalists | Heat Street
Antifa Website Encourages 'All Manner of Physical Violence' Against Trump Supporters and Capitalists | Heat Street:
"The Antifa website It’s Going Down has become the de facto resource for anarchists and “anti-fascist” activists currently engaging in sporadic street battles across the United States against Trump supporters and the government. The site calls for violence against capitalists and anyone it labels a “fascist.”
It features posters for self-identified anarchists that call for Trump supporters to be stabbed. A poster published in April shows the silhouette of a man with a Make America Great Again hat and a Pepe the Frog lapel pin being cornered by a bayonet. Behind him is the transparent silhouette of a Nazi."
It features posters for self-identified anarchists that call for Trump supporters to be stabbed. A poster published in April shows the silhouette of a man with a Make America Great Again hat and a Pepe the Frog lapel pin being cornered by a bayonet. Behind him is the transparent silhouette of a Nazi."
Canada Criminalizes Use Of Wrong Gender Pronouns | The Daily Caller
Canada Criminalizes Use Of Wrong Gender Pronouns | The Daily Caller"Canada passed a law Thursday making it illegal to use the wrong gender pronouns.
Critics say that Canadians who do not subscribe to progressive gender theory could be accused of hate crimes, jailed, fined, and made to take anti-bias training.
Canada’s Senate passed Bill C-16, which puts “gender identity” and “gender expression” into both the country’s Human Rights Code, as well as the hate crime category of its Criminal Code by a vote of 67-11, according to LifeSiteNews.
...“The very idea that calling someone a term that they didn’t choose causes them such irreparable harm that legal remedies should be sought [is] an indication of just how deeply the culture of victimization has sunk into our society.”...
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Detroit City Council votes 7-2 in favor of $34.5 million in bonds for Pistons move | Crain's Detroit Business
Detroit City Council votes 7-2 in favor of $34.5 million in bonds for Pistons move | Crain's Detroit Business:
"The Detroit City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday in favor of $34.5 million in bonds to modify the new Little Caesars Arena to accommodate the Detroit Pistons' move back downtown after a 40-year suburban hiatus.
Detroit's Downtown Development Authority needed City Council's approving of increasing a $250 million tax-increment financing deal the city forged with the owners of the Detroit Red Wings in 2013 to help finance construction of the new arena along Woodward Avenue.
...Castaneda-Lopez cited concerns about how the bonds would be used to make modifications to accommodate the Pistons playing at Little Caesars Arena this fall.
She cited one such modification: $220,000 for "beer cooler relocation."
...The DDA will capture 18-mill nonhomestead operating millage for Detroit Public Schools from downtown businesses to use to pay for the new bonds for Little Caesars Arena..."
"The Detroit City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday in favor of $34.5 million in bonds to modify the new Little Caesars Arena to accommodate the Detroit Pistons' move back downtown after a 40-year suburban hiatus.
...Castaneda-Lopez cited concerns about how the bonds would be used to make modifications to accommodate the Pistons playing at Little Caesars Arena this fall.
She cited one such modification: $220,000 for "beer cooler relocation."
...The DDA will capture 18-mill nonhomestead operating millage for Detroit Public Schools from downtown businesses to use to pay for the new bonds for Little Caesars Arena..."
Hollywood YUUUGE Loser in Georgia Sixth | Roger L. Simon
Hollywood YUUUGE Loser in Georgia Sixth | Roger L. Simon:
"...Rosie O’Donnell [ je suis shockay], Jane Fonda, Jessica Lange, Sean Daniel, Connie Britton, Sam Waterston and Kyra Sedgwick are among those who have donated to Democrat Jon Ossoff’s campaign...
Will these moral narcissists talk with Ossoff again, now that he has lost by a solid margin, more than predicted, failing to do any better than Hillary against their Public Enemy #1 (Donald J. Trump) despite having by far the largest war chest in American congressional history, nine times bigger than his opponent's?
I would think not.
...they are living in a city with a mammoth homeless problem.
The L.A. Times is reporting that as of 2017 Los Angeles has a staggering 57,794 homeless, up from 44,359 in 2015.
...Everywhere you drive in this city you see tent encampments under the freeways, as if the City of the Angels had turned into Calcutta.
Surely these Hollywood grandees have seen it too, unless they never go out of the house.
If they seriously wanted to do something substantive with their largesse, other than political virtue signaling, they would contribute to dealing with this catastrophic, rapidly growing problem.
They should also examine what it is about Donald Trump that actually makes them so angry.
(Yes, I have seen that up close and personal too. I wrote about it extensively, naming names, in this book.)
If Hollywood and the media together lead the Democratic Party,..they ought to take a good look at themselves.
What they are perceived to be espousing is no more than pompous elitism, a sense of looking down on the folks who pay their immense bills (media too, in many instances)..."
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"...Rosie O’Donnell [ je suis shockay], Jane Fonda, Jessica Lange, Sean Daniel, Connie Britton, Sam Waterston and Kyra Sedgwick are among those who have donated to Democrat Jon Ossoff’s campaign...
Will these moral narcissists talk with Ossoff again, now that he has lost by a solid margin, more than predicted, failing to do any better than Hillary against their Public Enemy #1 (Donald J. Trump) despite having by far the largest war chest in American congressional history, nine times bigger than his opponent's?
I would think not.
...they are living in a city with a mammoth homeless problem. The L.A. Times is reporting that as of 2017 Los Angeles has a staggering 57,794 homeless, up from 44,359 in 2015.
...Everywhere you drive in this city you see tent encampments under the freeways, as if the City of the Angels had turned into Calcutta.
Surely these Hollywood grandees have seen it too, unless they never go out of the house.
If they seriously wanted to do something substantive with their largesse, other than political virtue signaling, they would contribute to dealing with this catastrophic, rapidly growing problem.
They should also examine what it is about Donald Trump that actually makes them so angry.
- The tweets?
- That he opposes radical Islamic terrorism?
- That he is colluding with Russia? (The idea of that being of concern to Fonda, who actually did collude with North Vietnam in the most obvious way, is hilarious.)
- What specifically?
- Not gay marriage.
- He supported that long before Obama or Hillary came around.
- In actuality, I submit that what angers them most is that Trump is not interested in them.
- He is interested in the actual working class, which they disdain.
(Yes, I have seen that up close and personal too. I wrote about it extensively, naming names, in this book.)
If Hollywood and the media together lead the Democratic Party,..they ought to take a good look at themselves.
What they are perceived to be espousing is no more than pompous elitism, a sense of looking down on the folks who pay their immense bills (media too, in many instances)..."
Read it all!
The Utterly Complete and Total Fraud of Wind Power
The Utterly Complete and Total Fraud of Wind Power:
"From the International Energy Agency’s 2016 Key Renewables Trends, we can see that wind provided 0.46 per cent of global energy consumption in 2014, and solar and tide combined provided 0.35 per cent. Remember this is total energy, not just electricity, which is less than a fifth of all final energy, the rest being the solid, gaseous, and liquid fuels that do the heavy lifting for heat, transport and industry."
Nearly $50 million in the California state budget will go to expanded legal services for immigrants - LA Times
Nearly $50 million in the California state budget will go to expanded legal services for immigrants - LA Times:
"California state lawmakers approved $45 million in a state budget plan to expand legal services for immigrants, a response to the Trump administration's call to increase deportations.
The funds, greater than what Gov. Jerry Brown earmarked in May and which will be an ongoing allocation through 2020, will go to a coalition of legal services agencies, immigrant rights groups and faith-based organizations called One California.
...With the additional money, providers will now also be able to help immigrants fighting deportation or removal proceedings.
Here's how $183 billion in taxpayer dollars will be spent in California's new budget..."
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The funds, greater than what Gov. Jerry Brown earmarked in May and which will be an ongoing allocation through 2020, will go to a coalition of legal services agencies, immigrant rights groups and faith-based organizations called One California.
...With the additional money, providers will now also be able to help immigrants fighting deportation or removal proceedings.
Here's how $183 billion in taxpayer dollars will be spent in California's new budget..."
Read on!
History for June 21
History for June 21 - On-This-Day.com:
Martha Washington 1731, Al Hirshfield 1903, Jean-Paul Sartre 1905
Jane Russell 1921, O.C. Smith 1932, Francoise Sagan 1935
1788 - The U.S. Constitution went into effect when New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify it.
1834 - Cyrus McCormick patented the first practical mechanical reaper for farming. His invention allowed farmers to more than double their crop size.
1859 - Andrew Lanergan received the first rocket patent.
1893 - The Ferris Wheel was introduced at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, IL.
1940 - Richard M. Nixon and Thelma Catherine ‘Pat’ Ryan were married.
1963 - France announced that they were withdrawing from the North Atlantic NATO fleet.
1985 - Scientists announced that skeletal remains exhumed in Brazil were those of Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele.
1989 - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that burning the American flag as a form of political protest was protected by the First Amendment.
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Judicial Watch: Obama NSC Advisor Susan Rice’s Unmasking Material is at Obama Library - Judicial Watch
Judicial Watch: Obama NSC Advisor Susan Rice’s Unmasking Material is at Obama Library - Judicial Watch:
"Judicial Watch today announced that the National Security Council (NSC) on May 23, 2017, informed it by letter that the materials regarding the unmasking by Obama National Security Advisor Susan Rice of “the identities of any U.S. citizens associated with the Trump presidential campaign or transition team” have been removed to the Obama Library.
The NSC will not fulfill an April 4 Judicial Watch request for records regarding information relating to people “who were identified pursuant to intelligence collection activities.”
The agency also informed Judicial Watch that it would not turn over communications with any Intelligence Community member or agency concerning the alleged Russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election; the hacking of DNC computers; or the suspected communications between Russia and Trump campaign/transition officials. Specifically, the NSC told Judicial Watch:"
The NSC will not fulfill an April 4 Judicial Watch request for records regarding information relating to people “who were identified pursuant to intelligence collection activities.”
The agency also informed Judicial Watch that it would not turn over communications with any Intelligence Community member or agency concerning the alleged Russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election; the hacking of DNC computers; or the suspected communications between Russia and Trump campaign/transition officials. Specifically, the NSC told Judicial Watch:"
Millions Died Thanks to the Mother of Environmentalism - Foundation for Economic Education - Working for a free and prosperous world
Millions Died Thanks to the Mother of Environmentalism - Foundation for Economic Education - Working for a free and prosperous world:
"On Jan. 24, 2017, PBS aired a two-hour special on Rachel Carson, the mother of the environmental movement.
"On Jan. 24, 2017, PBS aired a two-hour special on Rachel Carson, the mother of the environmental movement.
...In the early 1960s, she was the first to warn that a pesticide called DDT could accumulate in the environment, the first to show that it could harm fish, birds, and other wildlife, the first to warn that its overuse would render it ineffective, and the first to predict that more natural means of pest control – like bacteria that killed mosquito larvae – should be used instead.
Unfortunately, the PBS documentary neglected to mention that in her groundbreaking book, Silent Spring, Carson had made one critical mistake – and it cost millions of people their lives.
...By 1960, due largely to DDT, malaria had been eliminated from eleven countries, including the United States.
As malaria rates went down, life expectancies went up; as did crop production, land values, and relative wealth.
...Probably no country benefited from DDT more than Nepal, where spraying began in 1960.
At the time, more than two million Nepalese, mostly children, suffered from malaria.
By 1968, the number was reduced to 2,500; and life expectancy increased from 28 to 42 years.
After DDT was banned, malaria reemerged across the globe:
Unfortunately, the PBS documentary neglected to mention that in her groundbreaking book, Silent Spring, Carson had made one critical mistake – and it cost millions of people their lives....By 1960, due largely to DDT, malaria had been eliminated from eleven countries, including the United States.
As malaria rates went down, life expectancies went up; as did crop production, land values, and relative wealth.
...Probably no country benefited from DDT more than Nepal, where spraying began in 1960.
At the time, more than two million Nepalese, mostly children, suffered from malaria.
By 1968, the number was reduced to 2,500; and life expectancy increased from 28 to 42 years.
After DDT was banned, malaria reemerged across the globe:
- In India, between 1952 and 1962, DDT caused a decrease in annual malaria cases from 100 million to 60,000. By the late 1970s, no longer able to use DDT, the number of cases increased to 6 million.
- In Sri Lanka, before the use of DDT, 2.8 million people suffered from malaria. When the spraying stopped, only 17 people suffered from the disease. Then, no longer able to use DDT, Sri Lanka suffered a massive malaria epidemic: 1.5 million people were infected by the parasite.
- In South Africa, after DDT became unavailable, the number of malaria cases increased from 8,500 to 42,000 and malaria deaths from 22 to 320.
Since the mid 1970s, when DDT was eliminated from global eradication efforts, tens of millions of people have died from malaria unnecessarily: most have been children less than five years old.
While it was reasonable to have banned DDT for agricultural use, it was unreasonable to have eliminated it from public health use..."
While it was reasonable to have banned DDT for agricultural use, it was unreasonable to have eliminated it from public health use..."
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