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Independent – by Olivia Petter
An aspiring model has become the first Miss Maine pageant contestant to wear a hijab on stage.
Hamdia Ahmed was born in Somalia and raised in a refugee camp in Kenya and hopes to be scouted by a modelling agent.
She now lives in the US and studies political science at the University of Southern Maine. Continue reading “Muslim Woman Becomes First Miss Maine Contestant To Wear A Hijab”
In what can best be described as government sanctioned theft, our justice system has devised a new way to take money and liberty from minorities.
As you will see, police are using traffic citations to help balance budgets and much more.
According to an article by Fox 6 Now, Milwaukee law enforcement claimed that increasing traffic stops by 56% resulted in a reduction in violent crime. Continue reading “Justice Department claims that increasing traffic stops by 56% will lower crime”
Former independent Black Ops Contractor Cody Snodgres recently took to the airwaves to incredibly allege he was offered $1 million from the CIA to bomb the Alfred P. Murrah Building in Oklahoma City prior to the deadly explosion in the 1990s.
Last night Snodgres was involved in a serious car accident, according to reports. Continue reading “Hours After Blowing Whistle on Alleged Deep State Plot to Blow Up Federal Building, Black Ops Contractor Injured in Car Accident”
“One world. 7.5 billion unique faces. Diversity is a strength, not a threat.”
On the Contrary – by Michael Hoffman
You may have heard that earlier this year Amazon.com removed dozens of books for sale on its websitebecause they were judged to be “hateful.”
Books in praise of Communist butchers continue to be sold by Amazon, however.
The media inform us that Twitter has also embarked upon a campaign to nobly cleanse its digital premises of “hate.” Continue reading “Vladimir Lenin’s ideology of hate is rehabilitated online without censorship or obstruction by hate speech police”
Will it be possible for humans and robots to procreate? Could bots see the demise of female humans? And what about pedophiles – should they be given child sex dolls? RT went to the Love and Sex Robots Conference to find out.
The event, which had its venue changed from Goldsmiths University to a secret north London location following “threats from Islamic extremists,” saw ethicists, computer scientists, and sex toy developers discuss how robots are set to affect our intimate lives. It was previously banned in Malaysia for being “too extreme.” Continue reading “Child sex dolls, human-bot babies and the end of society: RT attends London’s Sex Robot Conference”
TV personality Rosie O’Donnell offered $2 million to two Republican Senators to vote against the new tax bill – potentially opening herself up to federal bribery charges.
O’Donnell specifically targeted Senators Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Jeff Flake (R-Arizona), who were both slow to say they would support the legislation.
“2 million dollars to Senator Susan Collins and 2 million to Senator Jeff Flake if they vote NO. NO I WILL NOT KILL AMERICANS FOR THE SUOER [sic] RICH. DM (Direct message) me Susan. DM me Jeff. No s**t. $2 million cash each,” she said. Continue reading “Rosie O’Donnell in ‘bribery’ storm for offering senators $2mn to kill tax reform”
Solstice – Today, Thursday, Dec. 21st, at 8.27 a.m. pacific time, we officially begin the season of WINTER. Stay warm, everybody.
Jerusalem for Public Affairs – by Col. (ret.) Dr. Jacques Neriah
The Syrian conflict has an endless capability to surprise analysts as seemingly every other day a new element, unprecedented in the Syrian civil war, comes to the surface. Such is the case with the arrival of the first Chinese Army special forces unit, “the Night Tigers,” to Syria’s Tartous port on the Mediterranean, according to reports in Arab media close to the Assad and Tehran regimes (the Al-Mayadeen TV channel).2 The Night Tigers were dispatched by Beijing to fight the Uyghurs, the Muslim Chinese ethnic group fighting with the rebel forces against the Assad regime. Continue reading “Chinese Troops Arrive in Syria to Fight Uyghur Rebels”
The Independent – by Samuel Osborne
Western societies could give up alcohol within a generation in favour of hangover-free synthetic alcohol, a leading drugs scientist has claimed.
Professor David Nutt, a former government drugs advisor teaching at Imperial College, said “alcosynth” will mimic the popular effects of alcohol – without the sickness and throbbing headache commonly experienced the following day. Continue reading “Western societies will ‘give up alcohol’ within a generation, leading drugs scientist claims”
Collective Evolution – by Alanna Ketler
Earlier this year the kingdom of Saudi Arabia granted citizenship to an artificial intelligence robot named Sophia. Sophia was created by Hanson Robotics, and it has been generally accepted that she was created to appeal to the audience of the Future Investment Initiative. AI ethicist Joanna Bryson, however, said in an interview with The Verge that the stunt was “obviously bullshit.”
Sophia, however, is determined to make the most of this AI life that she has been given and has turned into an advocate for women’s rights in a country where, up until September of this year, women were not allowed to drive cars. Continue reading “Saudi Arabia Granted Citizenship To A Robot & Now She’s Calling For Women’s Rights”
Intellihub – by Shepard Ambellas
DUPONT, Wa. (INTELLIHUB) — Nearly six months after the Alt-Left group ANTIFA endorsed ‘pouring concrete on to train tracks to counter fracking in Olympia’ and even made a ‘how-to video’ an Amtrak train has derailed in a suburb of that exact city.
That’s right, on June 28 the ANTIFA tweeted from the “official” account the following statement proudly: Continue reading “ANTIFA endorsed “pouring concrete on train tracks” and even made a “how-to video,” now a train has really derailed in the same city”
On October 28, 2017, The Guardian published “Virtual reality headsets could put children’s health at risk.”
Scientists studied children aged 8–12 playing 20-minute games. Here’s what they discovered: Continue reading “Virtual Reality’s Literal Side Effects: Headaches, Sore Eyes, Behavioral Changes in Adults; Eyesight, Balance Problems, Unknown Long-Term Consequences in Kids”
Legislation to ban foreigners from buying homes in New Zealandwill be introduced, as the country’s housing crisis continues.
In a move that could become a test-case for other nations suffering housing shortages, the country will only allow those who hold a residential visa to buy existing homes.
It means overseas developers and individuals will have to build new homes if they want to purchase residential property. Continue reading “New Zealand bans foreigners from buying homes as housing crisis escalates”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Dallas, TX — Feeding and clothing the homeless in the land of the free has now become a revolutionary act. Luckily, however, there are still good people willing to carry out that act.
In December 2014, the Dallas city council enacted Ordinance No. 29595, which makes it illegal to serve food to the homeless without jumping through a statist myriad of bureaucratic hoops, including a fee, training classes, and written notices.
Continue reading “Since Feeding the Homeless is Now Illegal, A Group Carried AR15s to Give Out Food—It Worked”