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Democrat congresswoman Katie Hill resigns after being caught on wife-sharing website, smoking bong with female staffer during threesomes

Sean Moran
Breitbart
Sun, 27 Oct 2019 17:49 UTC

Comment: Where to start with this one? She was co-chair of the 'LGBT Caucus Committee', yet has a Nazi-era Iron Cross tattooed right next to her privates...


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Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA)
Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) will resign from Congress after reports suggested that she had inappropriate relationships with staffers in her congressional office and campaign, according to a report on Sunday.

Politico reported Sunday that Rep. Hill, an openly bisexual member of Congress, will resign from Congress by the end of the week, according to two Democrat sources.

The House Ethics Committee launched an investigation into Hill's reportedly improper sexual relationship with a male congressional staffer, a claim she has denied.

The House adopted new ethics rules this year banning romantic relationships between lawmakers and their staffers, in response to the #metoo movement.

Comment: From RT, noting the media rush to defend Hill:
Democratic congresswoman Katie Hill has resigned, after explicit evidence emerged that she'd had affairs with multiple staffers, but the spin machine is working overtime to portray her as an innocent victim of "revenge porn."

Hill announced her resignation on Sunday, just four days after the House Ethics Committee launched an investigation into whether she had a sexual relationship with her legislative director, Graham Kelly. The openly bisexual congresswoman has admitted to a relationship with a female campaign staffer - that affair began before she was elected, and is technically legal. And to hear the media tell it, Hill has done nothing wrong.



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Hill holds a special place in history as the first woman to be investigated by the Ethics Committee for an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. The new rule was passed in the wake of #MeToo, and it's unlikely members of the House had women in mind when they imagined what unethical behavior would look like. But with the rule now in place, it would be regressive and positively anti-feminist to hold women to a lower standard of behavior than men.

Republicans have delighted in pointing out that Hill was a prominent voice opposing the nomination of Justice Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. But Democrats have tried to turn that around, reminding the GOP that several women have accused President Donald Trump of sexual harassment and that at least Hill's trysts were consensual.
Tom Fitton and others comment on the contrast with regard to Rep.Ihlan Omar's messy personal life:





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USA Powerlifting bans trans women from competing as women

Matt Couch
The DC Patriot
Tue, 08 Oct 2019 00:01 UTC
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In a story that shouldn't be that hard to figure out, men shouldn't be competitive in women's sports. In fact they shouldn't be allowed to compete as women at all.

It's literally the epitome of a 7th grader playing on a 3rd grade sports team.

The folks at USA Powerlifting get that and have imposed a ban on all trans women trying to compete as women, you know because they're not women.

Comment: Nice that someone is still acknowledging the obvious.

See also:

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Coach and Olympian: Allowing trans women to compete against biological women ruins sports

Vicki Huber
The College Fix
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 17:55 UTC
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Editor's note: Current high school track coach and former Olympic runner Vicki Huber (sister of College Fix editor Dave Huber) weighs in on the growing trend among schools to allow transgender women to compete against biological women.

Call it nerdy, but my best memories of high school are the ones of times spent with my running club. The Delaware Sports Club met twice a week at a local track, as well as on weekends for longer runs. This club was not exclusive, as we were a group of anywhere from 30 to 100 people depending on the night, ages ranging from 14 to 80. We ran a lot, we laughed a lot, but the best part was getting to know so many people who shared my love of running.

One of the advantages of running with the club was that I got to train with boys and men. Even though our coach divided us into groups according to ability, that did sometimes mean that boys and girls, women and men, would be grouped together.

When it got closer to important races, many times my coach would have me run a workout with the older guys in their twenties who were very good runners - he wanted me to be pushed harder than the other women could push me.
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84 year-old arrested for arson and shooting at mosque in France - 2 people injured - Suspect said he did it 'to avenge Notre Dame fire'

Amanda Woods
New York Post
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 17:50 UTC
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An 84-year-old man torched the entrance to a French mosque and opened fire on two worshipers because he wanted to "avenge the destruction of Notre Dame Cathedral," according to new reports.

Claude Sinké, who ran for local office in 2015 under the banner of Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party, poured gasoline on a Bayonne mosque's front door and set it on fire Monday, ABC News reported.

"The suspect threw an incendiary device at the mosque and then drove away," local police union official Patrice Peyruqueou told The Telegraph. "He was apparently trying to set fire to the mosque when two worshipers intervened and he shot them."

The shooting victims were two men, 74 and 78. Sinké also allegedly poured gasoline on the younger victim's car and set it ablaze as he sat inside, according to ABC.

Both are hospitalized in serious but stable condition.

Comment: It's pretty much 'common knowledge' in France that radical Muslims torched Notre Dame. We're not saying we think that that was the case, but that it is what is commonly believed by people in France.

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Family facing $2,500/day fines for firewood charity that delivers wood to the sick and elderly

Matt Agorist
Free Thought Project
Fri, 25 Oct 2019 00:00 UTC
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In the land of the free, stacking firewood on your own property can and will lead to your extortion by government bureaucrats. You can be fined exorbitant amounts of money for this firewood even if you are collecting it to donate it to elderly, sick and struggling people to stay warm during the harsh winter. As TFTP has reported, if you refuse to pay these fines, you can and will be kidnapped. Or, if you resist this kidnapping, you may even be killed.

Shane McDaniel runs a charity on his own private property that collects downed trees from the local area and then cuts and splits it into firewood which is then delivered to those in need by volunteers. McDaniel has been doing this for years and was even featured on a local news show last year called Eric's Heroes which earned him the nickname "Robinwood."

McDaniel and his sons do most of the work and it takes them months of hard labor to get it all done.

"I couldn't even tell you (how much)," McDaniel said. "I've gone through more chainsaw blades than I have in a lifetime. But it took about 8-months of hard work; it's about 40 cords that we did, starting in March and finishing in September."
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Jordan Peterson and daughter plagued by fraudulent books on Amazon

Libby Emmons and Barrett Wilson
The Post Millenial
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 17:29 UTC
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Mikhaila Peterson and her father Dr. Jordan Peterson have a bestselling book on Amazon about the carnivore diet. The only problem, it's not their book.

While Mikhaila has been vocal about her support for a thoroughly carnivorous diet, this book transcribes comments, interviews, and YouTube videos of the two Petersons and puts it together as a collection. It had no approval from either of the listed authors, no proceeds are heading their way, and fans have been fooled into buying the fake book with a horrendous, amateur photoshopped cover.

The guy who put the whole thing together is Johnny Rockermeier, a German YouTuber who has published one other book of Jordan Peterson transcriptions. His YouTube page is full of Peterson videos and interviews.
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Unashamedly intolerant: Veganism promotes a religion of hate, attempts to guilt-trip & ridicule meat eaters

Frank Furedi
RT
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 17:20 UTC
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You've probably heard of transphobia or xenophobia or islamophobia. Well, welcome to the latest invented fashionable phobia, vegaphobia!

Vegaphobia refers to meat-eating purveyors of hate, who dislike and fear vegans. Veganism loves to present itself as a brave progressive doctrine fighting off hordes of uneducated angry carnivores.

In reality, it is the ideology of veganism which promotes a religion of hate. Veganism is unashamedly intolerant. Anti-meat campaigners are not prepared to allow others to decide for themselves what they should eat. That is why activists upholding the ideology of veganism feel entitled to invade supermarkets and prevent people from gaining access to the meat counter. They are zealously intolerant towards people who choose to adopt a diet that is at variance with their ideology.

Veganism has become an unpleasant and sanctimonious ideology that directs its energies towards imposing its lifestyle on society. This is an ideology that is not confined to the objective of eliminating the consumption of meat! Veganism is inextricably connected to a wider project of social engineering. It dislikes consumerism and looks down on people who enjoy driving their cars and taking their family on overseas holidays.
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Gorbachev reveals how the Soviet Union could have been saved


RT
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 17:06 UTC
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© Sputnik/Sergey Guneev
The Soviet Union's first and only president Mikhail Gorbachev says he 'fought to the last' to keep the USSR from falling apart. He believes it would have survived past 1991, had his planned democratic reforms been realized.

In his upcoming book 'What is at stake: The future of the global world,' Gorbachev describes what could have kept the Soviet republics as one, cohesive whole. The key, he says, would have been to restructure the union as a federation and give its members more autonomy - something he'd been trying to do before the USSR fell apart.

"My deep belief was that the way to the republics' political sovereignty, to their economic self-reliance, to the preservation of their identity, to the development of their culture, lay in the renewal of the union, in turning it into a democratic, real, effective federation, to which the republics would delegate part of their authority," Gorbachev says, in an excerpt from the book seen by Russian media.
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Four drunk US marines arrested in Japan for attacking police cars

Jacob J
International Business Times
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 17:03 UTC
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Four members of the elite combat unit of the United States were arrested in Japan after they attacked police cars. The US marines were detained in Japan's Okinawa Prefecture, RT reported, citing Japan's Kyodo news agency. The report said the Americans attacked two police vehicles in a drunken state.

The incident happened even as the Japanese police were in search of a Marine who allegedly invaded a house. In the melee three US marines attacked the police cars, according to the Okinawa Times. Okinawa police took all the four US marines into custody.

Japan currently hosts a very large contingent of around 54,000 US troops in the country. The management of the US military bases in Japan have been a bone of contention between the two countries. The US troops are in Japan as part of a post-World War II agreement to offer security to Japan.

The post-war Japan chose not to have a fully functioning military. The deep scars of World War II pushed the Japanese to an anti-war stance. The Constitution drafted after the war limited the use of force only as a means of self defence. The essence of Japan's pacifist stance under the US occupation was that it will refrain from using force to resolve international conflicts. This policy ruled out military alliances and intervention in regional military conflicts.

Comment: The locals want U.S. troops out. Not only are they a nuisance, they're a criminal threat: U.S. troops regularly rape local women, for example. It's no wonder Japanese aren't the only ones who want them to just go home:

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Media downplays importance of Baghdadi after Trump announces his death - WaPo calls terrorist mastermind "austere scholar"- UPDATE: WaPo alters headline upon social media backlash

Paul Joseph Watson
Summit News
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 11:49 UTC
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

"Baghdadi was a figurehead".

After the Washington Post ludicrously described him as an "austere scholar," some U.S. media outlets are now downplaying the importance of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in an apparent effort to take credit away from President Trump for the ISIS leader being killed on his watch.

Baghdadi detonated a suicide vest after being pursued by US military dogs during a raid in north-west Syria.

The Washington Post's first reaction was to describe the terror leader as an "austere scholar" in its obituary of him, prompting widespread ridicule.

Comment: The Washington Post wasn't the only publication to attempt this public gas-lighting:

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See also: 'Died like a dog': Trump says Islamic State leader Baghdadi killed - for real this time - in US forces raid in Idlib

Social media poured scorn on the Washington Post for the headline's subtly laudatory tone. RT reports:
The Washington Post's bizarre decision to describe terror chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as an "austere religious scholar" in an obituary has brought a storm of criticism on the paper, and spawned hundreds of #WaPoDeathNotices memes.



The headline sparked a furious reaction on social media, with many struggling to comprehend why the Post had chosen to frame the story in this manner.

Others ridiculed the paper, posting fictional obituaries under the hashtag #WaPoDeathNotices. Would the paper have described serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer as an"unconventional romantic and avant-garde gastronomist," or Bonnie and Clyde as wealth re-distributors in the banking sector?"




The backlash was so great that it appears to have prompted another headline switcheroo, as the piece now describes al-Baghdadi as an "extremist leader." At the time of writing the headline reads: 'Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, extremist leader of Islamic State, dies at 48.'
Weak-sauce apology from WaPo Vice President, Communications General Manager Kristine Coratti:




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