Saturday, March 26, 2016
Friday, March 25, 2016
Monday, March 21, 2016
Black Lives Matter Movement Is ‘Occupy Wall Street, Version Two’
After seeing protesters shut down major Arizona roads ahead of a rally for Republican presidential contender Donald Trump over the weekend, Glenn Beck said Black Lives Matter activists are like “Occupy Wall Street, version two.”
Beck, who believes liberal billionaire George Soros is funding the Black Lives Matter movement, says the billionaire’s goal is to reach a brokered GOP convention this summer “because he knows that will cause all kinds of problems.”
Soros reportedly also helped finance the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011.
“When you see Black Lives Matter, I want you to understand, we’ve already been through this,” Beck told listeners Monday on The Glenn Beck Radio Program. “This is Occupy Wall Street — Black Lives Matter, the Muslim Brotherhood. This is the Occupy Wall Street movement, version two.”
According to Beck, these protesters are wanting conservatives to react, to “strike back.”
“When we didn’t strike back,” Beck said, “they disappeared.”
However, with the rise of Trump, Beck believes Black Lives Matter protesters think conservatives are now in a place where they will react.
“But the minute [protesters] found, ‘Oh, we can get somebody to strike back at us, it’s going to cause riots in the street.’ This is George Soros, remember,” Beck said. “Top-down, bottom-up, inside-out. That’s George Soros because he saw it work in Hungary when the communists took over.”
“You get enough of your people in the government, you get riots on the street, the people — the regular people — scream out and say, ‘Somebody has got to make this stop,’” he continued. “The top comes down, turns the country inside out, and it’s over.”
Beck concluded that the worst reaction is for conservatives to “respond in anger and violence.”
Monday, March 14, 2016
Media Praises Lesbian For Telling Her “Hate Crime” Story, Then The TRUE Story Came Out, Another day, another Lisbian hate crime hoax.
Another day, another hate crime hoax. This one was perpetrated last August by a lesbian named Mari Poindexter, who claimed she was punched in the face by a stranger who also spewed slurs about her appearance and sexuality.
In a writeup by that was as much tribute as news story, northern Michigan Fox News affiliate WWTV reported that Poindexter (“an accomplished young woman, already having a master’s degree and hired on to teach business at Central Michigan University”) was enjoying an evening out with companions when she was cold-cocked:
“I opened up the [car] door and I was looking under the seat, I felt a tap on my shoulder and I just turned to see who it was and that’s when I was punched,” says Poindexter.[…]“At first I was planning on saying it was a sports injury or something like that because I couldn’t fathom that that kind of thing could happen and I didn’t want to be known as somebody who went through that”….
But Poindexter, reporter Lynsey Mukomel slobbers, summoned up the courage to go public in the hopes of raising awareness.
“A lot of people are afraid of what they don’t know and what they don’t understand. Things like gender expression, gender identity, sexuality, those are things that are sometimes uncomfortable topics to talk about,” says Poindexter.
Mt. Pleasant police launched an investigation, which came to an abrupt end last month when Poindexter admitted she had fabricated the attack, even going so far as to smack herself in the face hard to enough to give herself a black eye.
The Morning Sun, an area newspaper, notes that she became nervous when she learned that authorities had obtained surveillance video of the parking lot where the incident allegedly occurred:
“[Poindexter confessed that] she made the story up about being assaulted by a male subject at the bar and punched herself in the eye because she wanted to raise awareness about the social hardships of people in the LGBTQ+ community,” read a police statement in the court records.
Following her admission, Poindexter was arrested and charged with lying to a police officer and filing a false police report. She was sentenced to six months probation and fined $225.
http://constitution.com/hate-crime-hoax-costs-lesbian-fine-probation-not-embarrassment/
HOLY! SCIENTISTS THINK THEY SOLVED THE MYSTERY OF THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE – DIDN’T SEE THIS COMING!?
A Russian scientist is now positing that he has solved the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle. There are evidently methane craters on the ocean floor that are half a mile wide and 150 feet deep. He thinks that giant methane buildups that explode from the ocean floor are responsible for the disappearances of ships and planes in the Devil’s Triangle. Uh, no. Not buying it. Sure, that might sink a ship, but where is the debris? And as far as taking down a plane… please. You’d see an explosion like that on radar. This theory is full of holes.
From the Daily Mail:
It’s a fact that methane bubbles build up in the ocean and from time to time, explode. It kills marine life and is just part of nature. But far too many vessels and planes have simply vanished from this area and a few of them have radioed for help first. When they do, they speak of compasses going nuts and not knowing which way they are going. We may never know the answer or it may be something outside our realm of understanding for now. But I’m not buying the methane theory here. It also doesn’t explain ships that have been found with the crew missing or a number of other oddities from that area. Scientists need to keep looking because this theory just doesn’t cut it as far as I’m concerned.
http://patriotupdate.com/holy-scientists-think-solved-mystery-bermuda-triangle-didnt-see-coming/
Friday, March 11, 2016
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Elevated Lead Levels Found in Newark Schools’ Drinking Water
NEWARK
— Elevated levels of lead caused officials in New Jersey’s largest
school district on Wednesday to shut off water fountains at 30 school
buildings until more tests could be conducted, officials said.
The
district, Newark Public Schools, told the State Department of
Environmental Protection on Monday that annual testing found
concentrations ranging from undetected to above the department’s action
level for lead, which is 15 parts per billion. That level requires
additional testing, monitoring and remediation.
The
department, which requested test results from previous years to perform
a complete analysis, said in a statement that no building had more than
four samples above the action level.
The
department also said lead had not been found in the city’s water
supply. “In the vast majority of cases where lead is found in drinking
water, it enters through the water delivery system itself when it
leaches from either lead pipes, household fixtures containing lead or
lead solder,” the department said.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/10/nyregion/elevated-lead-levels-found-in-newark-schools-drinking-water.html?_r=0
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Monday, March 7, 2016
NYTimes: The World Has a Problem — Too Many Young People? What Next May Be Logan's Run? Is Thr Answer?
AT
no point in recorded history has our world been so demographically
lopsided, with old people concentrated in rich countries and the young
in not-so-rich countries.
Much
has been made of the challenges of aging societies. But it’s the youth
bulge that stands to put greater pressure on the global economy, sow
political unrest, spur mass migration and have profound consequences for
everything from marriage to Internet access to the growth of cities.
The parable of our time might well be: Mind your young, or they will trouble you in your old age.
A fourth of humanity is now young (ages 10 to 24). The vast majority live in the developing world, according to the United Nations Population Fund.
Nowhere
can the pressures of the youth bulge be felt as profoundly as in India.
Every month, some one million young Indians turn 18 — coming of age,
looking for work, registering to vote and making India home to the
largest number of young, working-age people anywhere in the world.
Already, the number of Indians between the ages of 15 and 34 — 422 million — is roughly the same as the combined populations of the United States, Canada and Britain.
By
and large, today’s global youth are more likely to be in school than
their parents were; they are more connected to the world than any
generation before them; and they are in turn more ambitious, which also
makes them more prone to getting fed up with what their elders have to
offer. Many are in no position to land a decent job at home. And
millions are moving, from country to city, and to cities in faraway
countries, where they are increasingly unwelcome.
Democratically
elected presidents and potentates are equally aware: Aspirations, when
thwarted, can be a potent, spiteful force. No longer can you be sure
that a large swell of young working-age people will enrich your country,
as they did a generation ago in East Asia. “You can’t just say, ‘Hey
look, I’ve got a youth bulge, it’s going to be great,’ ” said Charles J.
Kenny, an economist at the Washington-based Center for Global
Development. “You’ve got to have an economy ready to respond.”
“It is the big development challenge these countries face — more decent jobs,” he added.
A
case in point are the caste protests that paralyzed a prospering North
Indian state in recent weeks. They were driven by a powerful landowning
caste whose sons can neither support themselves through farming nor
secure the jobs of their choice. So the protesters took to the streets
demanding caste-based quotas for government posts. They blocked rail
lines and set trucks on fire; the police say 30 people died in the
unrest.
This
is just part of India’s staggering challenge. Every year, the country
must create an estimated 12 million to 17 million jobs.
Worldwide,
young workers are in precarious straits. Two out of five are either not
working or working in such ill-paid jobs that they can’t escape
poverty, according to figures recently released by the International Labour Organization.
In the developing world, where few can afford to be unemployed, most
young workers have jobs that are sporadic, poorly paid and offer no
legal protection; women are worse off.
Youth
unemployment is especially striking in richer countries. Across Europe,
youth unemployment is 25 percent, not just because of a sluggish
economy but because many young Europeans don’t have the skills for the
jobs available, from electricians to home health aides; it explains in
part the surge of anti-immigrant sentiment on the Continent. In the
United States, nearly 17 percent of those between the ages of 16 and 29
are neither in school nor working.
That
does not bode well. An increase in youth unemployment is a better
predictor of social unrest than virtually any other factor, warned
Raymond Torres, the Labour Organization’s research chief. “The social
contract is weakened because of unfulfilled promises,” he said.
In
some ways, the global demographic portrait reflects what we are doing
right: Our babies are far less likely to die, and our grandparents live
longer. Women have fewer children, and die less often in childbirth.
More good news: Primary school enrollment has shot up in the developing
world. In India, for instance, nearly all children are enrolled in
school.
But even those gains are uneven. According to the latest survey
carried out by a national nonprofit called Pratham, half of Indian
schoolchildren enrolled in fifth grade are unable to read from a
second-grade textbook, and half cannot subtract. They’re in school, but
they are not learning much.
What’s
more, even modest education fuels ambition. Yet it can also frustrate
those who can’t find work. Across the Middle East, where authoritarian
rulers invested in education, youth unemployment is soaring — along with
unrest.
The global generation gap is widening. In Germany, the median age
is over 46, and in Russia, 39. In the United States, the median age is
over 37; in India, 27; and in Nigeria, just over 18. China is running
out of young workers so fast that it ended its decades-old one-child policy last year to allow married couples to have two children.
The
worldwide age divide makes migration — along with job creation in the
global south — critical to balancing the world demographically,
according to Rainer Münz,
head of research and development at the Erste Group Bank in Brussels.
Mr. Münz proposes what he calls a system of “demographic arbitrage,”
with industrialized countries competing for talent from elsewhere. Even
China, he maintains, will have to enter that race.
“A
demographic arbitrage between aging societies with a shrinking work
force and youthful societies would be good thing, if the whole thing
could be managed,” he said.
Many
politicians are making the opposite case. Just last week, Donald Tusk,
the president of the European Council, told migrants not to come to
Europe, which has sought to stanch the flow by offering development aid
to the migrants’ home countries.
YET
development aid can’t tamp down dreams. As poor countries prosper and
their young become more educated, they are more likely to migrate. It
explains in part why India has the largest diaspora in the world: In 2015, 16 million Indians were living outside India, double the number in 2000.
Perhaps most worrisome for some societies is the bachelor gap.
In
China, where girls have been systematically culled from the population,
there were 34 million extra men in 2010, according to census data. In
India, there are 17 million more men and boys
between the ages of 10 and 24. That makes the marriage market even more
competitive, which puts a man without a good job at a major
disadvantage. Many are bound to be bachelors for life — a potent formula
for violence, some scholars say, especially against women.
Little
surprise then that the recent caste protests in India took place in
Haryana, the state with the sharpest gender imbalance in the nation,
with 879 women for every 1,000 men in the population. This lopsidedness
stems from a disdain for daughters. Technology and rising incomes have
allowed expecting couples to pay for illegal sex determination tests,
and female fetuses are often aborted. A result is a surplus of young
men, making it necessary to import brides from other parts of the
country.
And so the parable of our times may really be: Mind your daughters, or your future will come to ruin.
Mar 2, 2016 17-Year-Old Black Student Beats Up White High School Teacher? And lLberal Keep Telling Us There Try To Stop Hate? Lot OF Hate Going On Here? You Think?
Those of you who might be surprised by this student’s actions shouldn’t be. This is very normal and customary for those who comprise the Black plague among us. Some may be inclined to think my words are an overstatement, but they’re not. Once you’ve been victimized by these savages, your entire perspective begins to change. For once in your life, you start to rethink long held assumptions about Blacks.
If you’ve truly arrived at enlightenment, you’ll become a ‘racist’ which, in reality, only means that you’ve removed the blinders and are now able to see Blacks as they truly are and not as they are portrayed by the media and White liberal enablers.
Check out the White liberal who tries to assess the situation, and offers typical DWL advice in the form of what’s termed “restorative justice.” The only justice these pavement apes need is the kind that comes from a rod against their backs. The over-educated fool also thinks the students need to be trained to “self-correct.”
Sorry, but you can’t teach gutter savages with a seared conscience to “self-correct.” Besides, isn’t that the role of parents? Yes, I’m aware that the Black kids are but a reflection of their dysfunctional, low-life parents. Still, it only serves to illustrate how government schools have essentially become surrogate parents because Blacks are unable to manage their own families.
Thus, the schools are left with the task of teaching Black kids how to cope with adversity without using violence, how to respect others and their property, and how to behave in a civilized and ordered society.
For the most part, it’s a fruitless endeavor.
http://www.ambrosekane.com/2016/03/05/the-danger-of-working-among-negroes-17-year-old-black-student-beats-up-white-high-school-teacher/comment-page-1/#comment-20943
Saturday, March 5, 2016
Other Racist Hoax Texas: The Waiter Black.
African-American couple from Texas just went viral by accusing International House of Pancakes of racism. They say that their IHOP server put an offensive slur on their receipt.
One little problem: the alleged slur was “BLACK PPL.” Another problem: The waiter who put it on there was black.
I know what you’re thinking. To answer your question: No, it’s still March 3. It’s not April 1 yet. That’s how oversensitive we’ve become.
he story began with Arainia Brown and her boyfriend Rolman Sparkman traveling back to Austin along Interstate 35. According to KVUE-TV (via KHOU-TV) at about 3 a.m. they were feeling peckish, and when you’re hungry you want to go to a place where a half-gallon of boysenberry syrup is at your disposal.
And you know the only place for that — IHOP.
They ordered takeaway (shame, really — you want full access to that jug of syrup for as long as possible).
However, as they were about to leave, they noticed that the waiter had chosen to describe them as “BLACK PPL” because, one assumes, they were the only ones there:
The server was African-American as well, but that made no difference to Brown and Sparkman.
“I feel upset, I’m sad, I’m angry. Like this, it makes no sense,” said Brown.
“You could have asked me my name,” she added. “Don’t put, don’t label me. I don’t label you.”
Yes, well, she’s not the IHOP employee. There’s also the fact that people get offended all the time — at Starbucks mostly, but I can see an IHOP customer getting angry, too — when a name is misspelled or misheard.
http://conservativetribune.com/black-couple-ihop-racism/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=WesternJournalismEmail&utm_campaign=DailyBest&utm_content=2016-03-04
Friday, March 4, 2016
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Texas Bakers Refused to Make a Gay Wedding Cake, Citing Their Christian Faith. Now, They’re Facing Violent Threats., All I have To Say To Gay's And Lesbian Is , See The Pic
Texas bakers are facing threats to their family and their business after declining to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple, according to an attorney who is representing them.
Problems reportedly began for Edie and David Delorme, the Christian owners of Kern’s Bake Shop inLongview, Texas, after Ben Valencia and Luis Marmolejo came in on Feb. 17 and inquired about purchasing a cake for their wedding later this month.
First Liberty attorney Michael Berry told TheBlaze on Tuesday that the couple had asked for a relatively standard wedding cake, but when Edie Delorme realized that it was for a same-sex wedding, Berry said that she politely declined.
“She said, ‘I’m so sorry, but we don’t make same-sex wedding cakes, but here’s a list of other bakers in the area who would most likely be able to meet your needs,’” Berry said. “It was pretty civil. The gentleman said, ‘Okay’ and left.”
It was after the story made its way into the media, though, that anonymous threats of violence started streaming into the bakery, Berry said.
“The physical threats have been anonymous and somewhat ambiguous,” he said, noting that explicit details have not been offered up in the cryptic messages. “It’s very clear that they are threats against them and their family, not going into any specifics.”
Berry said that the response has been ongoing, with negative messages coming in almost every day since the cake refusal last month.
People have gone on to their Facebook site and their Yelp page and have posted just inappropriate, vile comments about their business,” the attorney said, adding that people have also made claims up like saying that they found animal feces in their food.
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