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The van driver allegedly who murdered ten when he mowed down pedestrians on a Toronto sidewalk was charged with 10 counts of murder today – as his social media posts calling himself ‘involuntarily celibate’ emerged.
Social media posts by Alek Minassian, 25, paint a picture of an angry young man, who was furious that women rejected his sexual advances. Continue reading “Who is ‘socially awkward Toronto van attack suspect Alex Minassian?”
Collective Evolution – by Alana Ketler
Samsung’s Swedish site recently revealed a new program that offers hypnosis so that you can erase your memories and re-watch your favourite shows for the first time. The program is called Unspoil Me and it’s comprised of 23 minutes of swirling patterns, mesmerizing music and a hypnotherapist directing your thoughts and attention in order to erase your memory.
Now, here’s the kicker, this is not a joke. This is totally real, and the implications of what this technology can do are concerning. We can only hope that people will not fall for this and that maybe tv shows are actually just not that important? We can only hope. Continue reading “Why I’m Concerned About Samsung Hypnotizing People & Erasing Their Memory”
IRVINE (CBSLA) — An Irvine man is charged with hate crimes for threatening to kill Jewish people and possessing anti-Semitic literature and ammunition.
Nicholas Rose, 26, was charged in court Thursday with attempted criminal threats, violation of civil rights and the sentencing enhancement of a hate crime, which carries a 6-year, 6-month sentence. Continue reading “Irvine Man Charged With Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes After Being Turned In By Family Member”
Free Thought Project – by John Vibes
On April 19 and 20, 1914, during a miner strike in Colorado, the National Guard killed dozens of people—though the exact number of casualties is disputed, most sources agree that at least four women and 11 children were among the dead. When the workers first went on strike, they were evicted from the company-owned houses in the mining town, so they set up massive tent colonies outside of the towns. The workers were protesting for higher wages and better work qualities but were making very little progress. Continue reading “On This Day in 1914, US Military Slaughtered Kids in Colorado and JD Rockefeller Had Media Cover It Up”
The Washington Reporter – by Jacob Wohl
Iran now effectively has political and military control of four countries: Afghanistan, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen, emboldened by the signing, and then the weak enforcement of the Iran Nuclear Deal. Iran’s Quds Force has successfully trained, equipped and funded its previously beleaguered terror proxies in Hezbollah and Hamas. Within 18-36 months, Iran will be able to hit our allies in the Middle East and Europe with nuclear-armed missiles. For the past 10 years, Iran has been on the march and the West has been on the run. Continue reading “Jacob Wohl: It’s Time to Mercilessly Bomb Iran”
“…let us not get distracted from the bull’s eye, that is from the millenary, Jewish messianic plan which had been concocted thousands of years before any oil had ever been found in the Golan Heights or the Middle East in general. Oil or not, water or not, Israel wants the whole of Syria, she wants the whole of Greater Syria, for one reason and one reason only: GREATER ISRAEL.”
— Mark Glenn, 4/19/18
Language aimed at censoring Palestine advocacy at South Carolina’s public colleges and universities was added to a 2018-2019 budget bill last week. If passed, the budget will codify a widely discredited re-definition of antisemitism that classifies virtually all criticism of Israel and Israeli government policy as inherently antisemitic. The legislation would require public colleges and universities in South Carolina to use this overbroad definition when investigating alleged acts of antisemitism on campuses. Continue reading “South Carolina Moves to Censor Palestine Advocacy at Public Colleges and Universities”
A driver jailed for deliberately running over a pedestrian he thought was holding up traffic has previously been convicted of terror offences.
Shahid Ali sped off after driving over Patrick Colbert’s head and his body in his Mercedes in Balsall Heath, Birmingham. Continue reading “Driver jailed for 12 years for running over pedestrian’s head in road rage attack”
HONOLULU — Lawmakers are discussing versions of two bills that would tighten the state’s already strict gun regulations.
One bill would ban bump stocks, a device used by the gunman in the Las Vegas shooting last October that killed 58 people. Bump stocks allow guns to be fired like assault weapons. Continue reading “State lawmakers eye bump stock ban”
The Telegraph – by Katie Morley
Waitrose is training up shop assistants to become “health food police” who will patrol aisles and steer shoppers away from junk food.
The move will be rolled out at dozens of stores across the UK this year, and is designed to encourage shoppers to load their trolleys with healthy options including Waitrose’s new ‘Good Health’ range of food.
Continue reading “Waitrose to install ‘health food police’ to help customers stay away from junk food”
The American Mirror – by Victor Skinner
The United Nation’s Ambassador to Peace Leonardo DiCaprio told the world body in 2014 that “now must be our moment for action” to fight climate change.
This week, DiCaprio was pictured on his private gas-guzzling jet enroute to Coachella, the annual California music festival. Continue reading “‘Climate change’ campaigner Leonardo DiCaprio takes private jet to Coachella”
