Genocide In Mosul

  image edited by Web Investigator By Stephen Lendman 3-30-17 America’s rage for global dominance is responsible for raping and destroying Mosul – the same pattern as in all US wars of aggression, civilians harmed most, massacred in cold blood. At her weekly press briefing, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said humanitarian crisis conditions in Mosul “soared to an unprecedented degree.” “It’s time to ring alarm bells.” Hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in the city with scant food, virtually no medical care and other essentials to life. “Experts warn mass famine will be unavoidable if the operation…lasts” much … Continue reading Genocide In Mosul

Why does the universe smell so bad?

The universe: looks amazing, smells awful. GETTY IMAGES The sight of the universe inspires wonder. The smell of it, though, might prompt other reactions. Joel F. Hooper explains. Smell is perhaps our most mysterious sense. It can trigger memories and link us to specific times and places. It’s not surprising that we often wonder what distant and exotic places would smell like, from the frequent mention of odour in Gulliver’s Travels to Professor Farnsworth’s Smell-O-Scope in Futurama. So, setting aside the practical problems of trying to take a lungful of vacuum, what would it be like to get a whiff … Continue reading Why does the universe smell so bad?

Putin Blasts Euro-Western Culture of Pedophilia and Satanism

by Brendan D. Murphy, Guest, Waking Times Recent events have sparked renewed interest in an explosive speech given by Vladimir Putin at the final plenary meeting of the Valdai International Discussion Club On September 19, 2013, addressing a number of challenges faced by contemporary Russia. In doing so, he also took aim at the moral degradation creeping through Europe and the West, in a rare – by normal political standards – display of candour. In highlighting “ideological-informational” challenges faced by Russia, Putin observed that military-political problems and general social conditions are worsening, with much of the world forgetting the value of basic … Continue reading Putin Blasts Euro-Western Culture of Pedophilia and Satanism

Over 70,000 White Citizens Of South Africa Have Been MURDERED BY BLACKS

  image edited by Web Investigator Over 70,000 White Citizens Of South Africa Have Been MURDERED BY BLACKS – It Hasn’t Stopped By Patricia Doyle 3-29-17 Hello Jeff – Let’s go back a couple years to 2015 South Africa.  Virtually no one knows because of the communist socialist US MSM that well over 70,000 whites of European heritage were butchered by sub-human blacks. Most were tortured before they passed on and were relieved of their horrific suffering.  This is the new millennium and then sub-aunimal black creatures are still living as they always have…breeding, sleeping, eating, raping and murdering.  That’s … Continue reading Over 70,000 White Citizens Of South Africa Have Been MURDERED BY BLACKS

Why men rape

“ Eustache Le Sueur – Rape of Tamar (1640) – image edited by Web Investigator It’s not a profound mystery, or explained by deep psychosocial complexity. For rapists, rape is easy. And that must stop by Sandra Newman is an American author, whose books include the novel The Country of Ice Cream Star (2014), and non-fiction such as How Not to Write a Novel (2008) and The Western Lit Survival Kit (2012). She lives in Manhattan. There is a simple and surprisingly durable myth about what causes men to rape to women. It goes like this: if a man is too horny, … Continue reading Why men rape

Everyone Definitely Has a ‘Type’—As Long as They’re Nearby

Tracy Moore Location, location, location You are more likely to eat pasta if you grow up in a city with a lot of Italian restaurants, and you are similarly likely to date pretty, well-educated women with long, shiny brown hair if you attend a school teeming with them. It’s also because you like those things. It’s also because those things like you back. You may not have needed a study to tell you this, but there is a study nonetheless that has. A study out of the University of California at Davis, finds that yes, you have a type, but … Continue reading Everyone Definitely Has a ‘Type’—As Long as They’re Nearby

Insane, Genocidal Japan May Recycle Fukushima Radioactive Soil For Parks And Green Areas

Workers move big black plastic bags containing radiated soil. Fukushima prefecture, near Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. © Toru Hanai / Reuters Japan ponders recycling Fukushima soil for public parks & green areas Soil from the Fukushima prefecture may be used as landfill for the creation of “green areas” in Japan, a government panel has proposed, facing potential public backlash over fears of exposure to residual radiation from the decontaminated earth. The advisory panel of the Environment Ministry on Monday proposed reusing soil that was contaminated during the Fukushima nuclear meltdown of 2011 as part of future landfills designated for … Continue reading Insane, Genocidal Japan May Recycle Fukushima Radioactive Soil For Parks And Green Areas

The Hottest Trend in Male Sex Toys Is Pretty Much a Dildo You Wear Over Your Penis

by Jessica Ogilvie The guy in the YouTube video holds up a clear, stretchy tube as he gushes into the camera. “[I’m] doing a review on… this product, which I love!!!” he exclaims. “I love it, I’m gonna scream it from the mountaintops, I love this thing… what is it? Let me tell you — it is the Fat Boy Cock Sheath. Yasssss!” The item about which the reviewer, Brad Smith, is so excited is a sleeve that fits over the penis. Made by a Florida-based company called Perfect Fit, the Fat Boy Stretchy Cock Extender (the toy’s full, given name) is one … Continue reading The Hottest Trend in Male Sex Toys Is Pretty Much a Dildo You Wear Over Your Penis

The legal imagination

I have the right to remain silent (2017). Oil on canvas by Albert Barqué-Duran. Hypotheticals, fantastical beings, and a fictional omnibus: legal reasoning is made supple by its use of the imagination Maksymilian Del Mar is a reader in legal theory at the School of Law at Queen Mary University of London. He is the co-editor of Legal Fictions in Theory and Practice (2015). He lives in London. The legal world is wonderfully strange. Pull down a dusty volume of case law from a barrister’s bookshelf, and you’ll discover a parade of fantastical beings that could have been lifted from the … Continue reading The legal imagination