Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

The Department of Natural Resources sold large portions of Indiana’s Yellowwood State Park to a logging company this week, despite the fact that people interested in conserving the forest offered considerably more money.

On Thursday, an auction of the forest was won by Hamilton Logging of Sullivan County for just $108,785. However, the conversationalist owners of Distinctive Hardwood Floors and Castlewood Inc. were willing to offer $150,000 to preserve the trees for 100 years. The company was backed up by hundreds of protesters who also wanted the forest preserved.   Continue reading “Despite Tree Lovers Offering $150K to Buy Forest, Gov’t Sells It To Loggers for $40K Less”

ABC 7 News

FARMINGDALE, Long Island (WABC) — A shocking display of hate on Long Island is just another example of the rise in anti-Semitic incidents nationwide, according to the Anti-Defamation League.

For most people, a bumper sticker reading “Proud Anti-Semite” would be disturbing. But one driver in Farmingdale had no problem proclaiming his stance, after a woman snapped a photo while driving her children home from a Girls Scout event on Route 110.   Continue reading “‘Proud Anti-Semite’ bumper sticker a sign of the times, ADL says”

CBC Radio

Psychology professor Jordan Peterson’s stated plan to build a website aimed at reducing enrolment in university classes he calls “indoctrination cults” has drawn the ire of his University of Toronto colleagues, who say it will make them the target of harassment.

“As a science professor, I’m not specifically targeted, but I still believe this website is morally wrong,” U of T physics professor A.W. Peet told As It Happens host Carol Off. “A number of students and faculty members who I’m in correspondence with are concerned about his plans.”   Continue reading “U of T profs alarmed by Jordan Peterson’s plan to target classes he calls ‘indoctrination cults’”

“If the money’s there for America to fight endless wars for Israel, you’d think the money would be there to take care of their own?”
— Blogger Serb, 101

“You cannot thank veterans for your freedom because they have actively done nothing more than endanger its very existence. In fact, American military power abroad (and increasingly, at home) has made civilians tremendously more unsafe now than they have ever been. The threat not only emerges from aggrieved victims of American brutality abroad but a government desperate in bad times to ensure that not one dollar of military expenditures is reduced. … Veterans don’t need gratitude but a self-realization on their part that the machine they worked for was never an engine for liberty but a device whose single purpose was aggrandizement of American political power at home and abroad. And that political hammer always extinguishes liberty and never expands it.”
— Bill Buppert, The Shame of Veterans Day: The Mass Marketing of Mass Murder
Continue reading “In light of Veteran’s Day…”

Daily Mail

A fierce debate rolled on Good Morning Britain over Topshop’s decision to abolish women-only changing rooms in favour of gender neutral spaces after pressure from transgender customers.

Talulah-Eve, the 23-year-old model who earned fame as a contestant on Britain’s Next Top Model, went head-to-head with journalist India Willoughby to discuss the high street giant’s decision – and things got heated.   Continue reading “Viewers react to Topshop’s gender neutral changing room”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

In April the liberal media cried crocodile tears over illegal alien Juan Manuel Montes.

Montes said he was the first “protected DREAMER” deported under the Donald Trump regime.

It was a lie.   Continue reading “Illegal Who ‘Claimed’ to Be First ‘Dreamer’ Deported Under Trump Caught Entering US Illegally”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

38-year-old founding president of Facebook, Sean Parker, was uncharacteristically frank about his creation in an interview with Axios. So much so in fact that he concluded, Mark Zuckerberg will probably block his account after reading this.

Confirming every ‘big brother’ conspiracy there is about the social media giant, Parker explained how social networks purposely hook users and potentially hurt our brains…   Continue reading “Facebook Founder Warns “God Only Knows What It’s Doing To Kids’ Brains””

The Ugly Truth

HAARETZ – Schools will remain closed on the High Holy Days in Baltimore County, the home to several large Jewish communities, for the 2018-19 school year following an extended debate.

The Baltimore County school board on Tuesday night voted 9-3 to approve the academic calendar for the next term with the district closing on the first day of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, as it has for the past two decades.   Continue reading “Baltimore Public Schools to Remain Shut During Jewish High Holy Days”

The Daily Signal – by Tony Perkins

“White boys could soon self-identify as black girls in Delaware.” So begins one of the latest columns of Fox News’ Todd Starnes, reporting on what parents probably wish was fake news. Unfortunately for the families in The First State, reality may soon be optional for kids in Delaware public schools.

In one of the more incredible headlines of the year, local officials in the state’s Department of Education are actually debating a regulation that would let students choose their race and their gender.   Continue reading “Delaware Considers Letting Students Decide Race, Gender Without Parents’ Permission”

RT

Facebook is teaming up with four countries to test a preemptive system to detect and defend against “revenge porn.” Users are being asked to upload nude photos of themselves to Messenger.

The Australian Office of the eSafety Commissioner announced they were partnering with the social media giant last week on a pilot scheme that will allow anyone to report sensitive images being shared online without their permission.   Continue reading “Send nudes: Facebook asks users for naked photos to combat ‘revenge porn’”

Free Thought Project – by  Matt Agorist

On November 1, Chuck Norris and his wife Gena Norris announced a massive lawsuit against eleven different drug companies, including McKesson and Bracco, claiming they are responsible for nearly killing Gena.

“Unfortunately, litigation is the only course of action we can take to hold the drug companies accountable for threatening the lives of so many innocent people who undergo MRIs,” Gena said.
Continue reading “Chuck Norris Files Massive Lawsuit Against Big Pharma After Popular Drug Nearly Killed His Wife”

Times of Israel – by Marissa Newman

Ministers on Sunday lent their support to a bill that would allow Israeli companies to sue boycott activists for up to NIS 100,000 ($28,500) without proof of damage.

The proposal, brought by Likud MK Yoav Kisch and backed by Strategic Affairs Minister Gilad Erdan, seeks to bypass a High Court of Justice ruling that disqualified portions of Israel’s anti-boycott law.   Continue reading “Ministers back bill for companies to sue Israel boycotters”

Rolling Stone – by Jon Blistein

Bono expressed concern that a Lithuanian shopping center he invested in may have avoided paying profit taxes, The Guardian reports. The U2 singer’s ties to the shopping center were revealed in the Paradise Papers, a global investigation into tax havens and the offshore financial dealings of multinational corporations and wealthy individuals.

In a statement, Bono said he would be “extremely distressed if even as a passive minority investor … anything less than exemplary was done with my name anywhere near it.” He added: “I take this stuff very seriously. I have campaigned for the beneficial ownership of offshore companies to be made transparent. Indeed this is why my name is on documents rather than in a trust.”   Continue reading “Bono ‘Distressed’ by Paradise Papers Allegations”

The Homestead Guru – by Hailey

If you thought sleeping with your router on or your phone next to your head was harmless, you may want to think again as more information is coming out about WiFi radiation.

An experiment, for a biology test, was done by 5 girls from northern Jutland in 9th grade. The girls came up with the idea because they found it difficult to concentrate during the school day:   Continue reading “WiFi Radiation? Experiment Is Turning The Heads Of Radiation Experts”