The College Fix – by Drew Van Voorhis

Some San Diego State University students are undergoing what organizers acknowledge is a “disturbing” series of “sensory experiences” in an attempt to drive out students’ prejudicial tendencies and help make them less oppressive.

The annual workshop, “Journey to a Shared Humanity,” is described on the university’s website as a way for organizers to get students to “step outside their comfort zone and into the shoes of those who are struggling with oppressive circumstances.”   Continue reading “Students undergo ‘disturbing sensory experiences’ to drive out prejudice”

Life Site News – by Doug Mainwaring

November 27, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) —  “Call Me by Your Name,” which opened nationwide Thanksgiving weekend, is about an older man’s affair with a 17-year-old boy.  And while the movie is garnering rave reviews from urbane elites, their acclamations about the storyline are not quite accurate.

This is not a romantic tale about the awakening of homosexual desire in and between two men: It is a story about a man and boy whose relationship sparks homoeroticism and flirtation, which then turns romantic and carnal.    Continue reading “Amid sex scandals, Hollywood releases gay ‘romance’ that normalizes man-boy sex”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

Nurse Taiyesha Baker of Riley Children’s Health in Indiana is under investigation for tweeting that every white male baby is “a detriment to society” that “should be sacrificed to the wolves.”

“Every white woman raises a detriment to society when they raise a son. Someone with the HIGHEST propensity to be a terrorist, rapist, racist, killer, and domestic violence all star. Historically every son you had should be sacrificed to the wolves B***h,” Baker said on Twitter.   Continue reading “Indiana Nurse Says Every White Male Baby Should Be Killed”

Reuters

NEW YORK (Reuters) – The developer of the World Trade Center in New York has reached a $95.2 million settlement of all claims against American Airlines Group Inc, United Continental Holdings Inc and other aviation defendants stemming from the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, which involved the carriers’ hijacked planes.

Insurers will cover the payout to entities affiliated with Larry Silverstein and his Silverstein Properties, according to settlement papers filed on Tuesday with the U.S. District Court in Manhattan.   Continue reading “American, United settle World Trade Center developer’s 9/11 claims”

Breitbart – by Dr. Susan Berry

Progressive activists are forcing public schools to teach and practice gender ideology in the name of civil rights, but more American students and their parents are saying “no” to the demands made on behalf of a minority who claim to be the opposite sex.

In Portland, Oregon, parents of high school students have filed a federal lawsuit over the school district’s policy that allows a biological female student who claims to be male to use the boys’ locker room and bathroom.   Continue reading “Parents and Students Stand Up to Forced Gender Ideology in Schools”

USA Today

WASHINGTON — Consider this hypothetical:

It’s a bright, sunny day and you’re alone in your spanking new self-driving vehicle, sprinting along the two-lane Tunnel of Trees on M-119 high above Lake Michigan north of Harbor Springs. You’re sitting back, enjoying the view. You’re looking out through the trees, trying to get a glimpse of the crystal blue water below you, moving along at the 45-mile-an-hour speed limit.   Continue reading “Self-driving cars programmed to decide who dies in a crash”

Independent – by Josh Gabbatiss

The US military wants to deploy plants as “the next generation of intelligence gatherers”.

Genetically modified plants could be employed as self-sustaining sensors to gather information in settings unsuitable for more traditional technologies.

The Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which is responsible for the development of emerging technologies in the US military, has called for scientists to submit ideas for how to harness the power of plants.   Continue reading “US military to develop genetically modified plants to spy in environments ‘unsuitable for traditional sensors’”

Natural Blaze – by Heather Callaghan

And so it begins… A healthcare system has literally fired 50 employees – in one fell swoop  – over a draconian flu jab policy

They can’t fire us all if we stand up, right? That might be the inner wishful thinking of those who refuse vaccinations while working in the healthcare system.   Continue reading “50 Workers Just Fired From Health System For Refusing Vaccines”

Daily Mail

A mother has demanded her six-year-old son’s school bans Sleeping Beauty because the princess does not give consent to be kissed.

Sarah Hall, from Northumberland Park, North Shields, claimed the fairytale promotes an ‘inappropriate sexual’ message to young children.

She argued the story is irresponsible because it teaches children it is acceptable to kiss women while they are asleep.    Continue reading “Mother demands her son’s school take Sleeping Beauty off the curriculum because the princess doesn’t give consent to be kissed and woken up by prince”

Telegraph – by Haley Dixon

Parents should turn off the cameras and automatic tracking devices in their children’s Christmas presents because of the risk of hacking, the Information Commissioners’ Office has warned.

With a rise in the number of ‘smart’ toys and devices gracing the wish list this year, parents should consider the safety of them being connected directly to the internet before giving them as gifts, according to the data regulator.   Continue reading “Turn off cameras and tracking devices in children’s Christmas presents to prevent hacking, Information Commissioner tells parents”

Zero Hedge – by Zero Point Now

update 11/23/17 

Apparently McCain was simply giving his left leg a rest – by walking on his torn tendon!   Continue reading “John McCain’s Walking Boot Mysteriously Swaps Sides Weeks After Treatment For Torn Achilles Tendon”

Hello Trenchers. Beyond any of the politics or distorted truth of the Thanksgiving holiday I found myself wanting to say something here as I was realizing I am certainly thankful for all of you, and of course, especially for Henry and Laura for providing a gathering place. So much good info is contributed here on a daily basis. I am both humbled and grateful to be learning so much. So, HAPPY THANKSGIVING, and though I do not know who the singer is, here’s a song from me to you:
Continue reading “Happy Thanksgiving”