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Bizarro Earth

'Kill Climate Deniers', a play to warm the hearts of budding social justice terrorists

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Do you know anyone who denies that there's such a thing as climate? Do you know anybody who hears the word "climate" and says, "Nuh-uh! You can't fool me, that's just made up!" I don't. Yet whenever somebody questions any aspect of the prevailing global warming orthodoxy, he or she is labeled a "climate denier." It's a clever little bit of deceptive rhetoric, linking climate change skeptics with deniers of the Holocaust. A Holocaust denier is an awful thing to be, so a "climate denier" must be just as bad.

You don't want to be one of those deniers, do you? You know how those people are.

Comment: The play's synopsis actually describes the underlying mentality of the common social justice warrior and the response of governing officials rather well. SWJ's, spurred by the successes of modern feminism, have taken the public mind hostage and instead of pointing out the oppressive tactics of these people, their opponents (anyone who doesn't think exactly as they do) are labeled as enemies of humanity.


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US Fish and Wildlife services will consider permits for importing African elephant trophies on 'case by case basis'

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The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced last week that it will now consider all permits for importing elephant trophies from African nations on a "case-by-case basis," breaking from President Trump's earlier promises to maintain an Obama-era ban on the practice.

In a formal memorandum issued on Thursday, FWS said it will withdraw its 2017 Endangered Species Act (ESA) findings for trophies of African elephants from Zimbabwe and Zambia, "effective immediately."

The memo said "the findings are no longer effective for making individual permit determinations for imports of sport-hunted African elephant trophies."

In its place, FWS will instead "grant or deny permits to import a sport-hunted trophy on a case-by-case basis."

Bullseye

Zoo staff receive death threats: Swedish wildlife park exposed for destroying 163 healthy animals

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© Muhammad Hamed / Reuters
Staff at a Swedish zoo which followed a policy of culling seemingly healthy animals have received death threats. Members of the public are outraged at the practice which was exposed by national public broadcaster SVT.

Over the last four years a total of 286 animals have been killed at the Borås Zoo in Sweden. Of these 163 were healthy, including nine lion cubs killed since 2012. After this information came to light, staff, including the zoo's CEO Bo Kjellson have been subject to more than a dozen death threats.

One of the threats featured a picture of the CEO in the crosshairs of a rifle scope. Speaking to SVT, Kjellson attributed the death threats to the station's critical review of the zoo's practice of culling so-called "surplus" animals. "This is very unpleasant and these threats affect the staff and the whole organization," Kjellson said.

Star of David

Shocking IDF cruelty towards Palestinian children exposed in video clips

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© REUTERS/Mussa QawasmaIsraeli soldiers detain a Palestinian boy during clashes in Hebron
Two video clips that were recently disseminated by human rights organizations strengthen Palestinian claims that the Israel Defense Forces' (IDF) presence in the West Bank is larger than in the past. Unfortunately, the videos also show that friction between the soldiers and the Palestinian population has escalated and become more violent.

In a video taken by security cameras in the Jericho area and disseminated by B'Tselem on Feb. 22, four soldiers are seen beating a Palestinian youth, Yasin al-Saradih, who tried to attack them. They shoot him at close range, then drag him into an alleyway. Palestinian voices can be heard as onlookers watch what was happening from the store windows, saying, "They are killing him." His family and B'Tselem claim that for several long minutes, the soldiers prevented Saradih from receiving medical treatment that could have saved his life.

After the incident, the IDF stated that the attacker had run toward the soldiers with an iron rod in his hands. "The [IDF] force fired at him, and evidently he was not harmed by the shots. Afterward, the soldiers used force to arrest him. In the course of this incident, the Palestinian even tried to grab and run away with the weapon of one of the soldiers." The IDF did not address B'Tselem's claim that Saradih was severely beaten after he posed no threat.

Star of David

The pathology of the Zionist Jewish identity

Israeli soldier chokeholds young boy at gunpoint
© Photo: AFP/GettyIsraeli soldier chokeholds young boy at gunpoint
O wad some Pow'r the giftie gie us
To see oursels as ithers see us!
It wad frae mony a blunder free us,
An' foolish notion...


-Robert Burns
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver in 1950 said Jews would better proclaim Torah now that they were not a stateless people any more:
Exile made the mission of Israel impossible because the mission of a defeated people is automatically discredited. Exile was defeat for God as well as for Israel. ...The god of a defeated and conquered people has little to recommend Him.
Notable Zionist leader Silver, a classical Reform rabbi, saw in Judaism a gift for the world, rather than a retreat from others - a rational ethical system rather than primarily a system of worship of a tribal deity.

Could Rabbi Silver have imagined that an expression of Jewish ethical monotheism would be spewing excrement water on villages as collective punishment, when Palestinians are the target of the rage to enforce Jewish authority?

Bomb

'I could smell smoke': Utah high school evacuated as ISIS-supporting student brings homemade bomb to class

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A teenager has been charged with bringing a homemade bomb into a Utah high school. Students spotted a backpack emitting smoke, prompting an evacuation of some 1,100 kids on Monday.

Following the discovery of the device at the Pine Valley High School in the city of St George, the school was evacuated for two hours while bomb squad officers swooped in to disarm it. Upon investigation, officers concluded the device "had the potential to cause significant injury or death" if it had detonated.

"I could smell a smoke smell and my friends actually saw it before I did," 17-year-old Pine Valley student Jack Whalen toldlocal media outlet KUTV.

An unidentified male student of the school was arrested on Monday night and has been charged with the "manufacture, possession, sale, use or attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction," police said in a statement.

Bad Guys

Former CIA chief asks 'How can one not be a Russophobe?' and Twitter responds

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© Christian Charisius / Global Look PressPeople walking across Red Square in Moscow, Russia, 30 November 2017.
The notion that some people might not identify as Russophobic is apparently so perplexing to former CIA agent John Sipher, that he felt the need to put the question to Twitter. Then he felt the need for some backtracking.

"How can one not be a Russophobe?" the former spy, who once worked as the CIA's Moscow bureau chief, tweeted.

Sipher followed the question with a list of Russia's alleged wrongdoings, including engaging in "political warfare," "invading neighbors," "threatening doomsday nuclear weapons" and "killing the opposition" at home. He then challenged his Twitter following to "name something positive" about Russia.


Comment: You see, in the United States you have to work very hard to uncover clandestine microaggressions, implicit bias and toxic masculinity at every turn, but when it comes to those vile Ruskies, you're supposed to be Russophobic!


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More Ukrainian madness: Court rules law protecting legal status of Russian language unconstitutional

Protesters Ukraine want to speak Russian
Protesters in Ukraine wearing shirts with the message, "I want to speak Russian"
A 2012 law had made Russian, the mother tongue of more than half the country, legal as an administrative language in 13 of 27 regions

Chronicling the latest in the Kiev regimes decent into madness, the Ukrainian Constitutional Court has ruled that the law: No. 5029-6 "On the foundations of the state language policy", also known as the Kivalov-Kolesnichenko law, which protects the regional status of Russian language, is unconstitutional.

Simply put, this means that although a majority of Ukrainians speak Russian (even those with moderately Russophobic beliefs), Russian will still not be recognized as having any legal status in Ukraine.

Comment: See also: Poroshenko signs controversial language bill into law: All schools must now teach only Ukrainian - UPDATE


Question

Did Texas politician weaponize Child Protective Services to smear opponent with allegations of child abuse?

Sheriden French
Bo French and his wife, Sheridan have alleged false accusations of child abuse were made against them during the primary race in 2016.
Tomorrow is Election Day in Texas. Voters will flock to vote in their respective primaries and for one race, it's become deeply personal. In Texas' 99 House District race, Bo French is running against incumbent Republican Charlie Geren R-Fort Worth. It's a rematch from the pair's 2016 bout; French is considered someone who could knock off Geren in a primary. Geren prevailed but by less than 4,000 votes. According to reports, the two men were friends until French was accused on what appears to be bogus child abuse allegations. The couple recently filed a lawsuit against the political operative for Geren, who allegedly spread the rumor that child abuse was occurring inside the French home, David T. Sorensen. The lawsuit was filed in December of 2017. The contents are disturbing. It involves a false rumor that sparked multiple visits to the French house by authorities. Was Geren weaponizing state resources to take out his political opponent? Well, here's some backstory (via Star-Telegram):
French and his wife, Sheridan, filed a lawsuit this week, alleging that false accusations of child abuse were made against him during the contentious primary race in 2016.

This lawsuit seeks less than $100,000 from David T. Sorensen, who the suit claims is a "professional political operative" who was working on behalf of Geren last year.

[...]

Sorensen, hired by the political consulting firm Murphy Nasica, was among those working on Geren's campaign.

The lawsuit indicates that Sorensen and Sheridan French were at the same early voting site Feb. 17 last year when Sheridan began receiving notes from her husband, stating that at least one of his supporters received Facebook messages "falsely (representing) that law enforcement had made numerous trips to the French family house in response to domestic abuse calls."

Sheridan French "interrogated" Sorensen about whether anyone from Geren's campaign was behind the messages, according to the lawsuit. The lawsuit states that Sorensen called Geren and then told Sheridan French that Geren said his campaign was not involved.

"I didn't know about the Facebook posts," Geren said Tuesday. "They weren't Facebook posts by me."

The next day, Sheridan French was at another early voting site for her husband, talking to a friend about how her youngest son complained about his side hurting, according to the suit.

She ended up taking her son "to a chiropractor to examine the pain and ... the chiropractor had been able to effectively treat and eliminate her son's side pain by adjusting a rib."

The lawsuit claims that a campaign worker for Geren overheard the conversation.

Days later, on Feb. 26, 2017, an "anonymous tipster alleged that the French family's youngest child had suffered broken ribs as a result of abuse by his father, Mr. French," the lawsuit states.

Life Preserver

Indian man who was pronounced dead resuscitated after pathologist detects pulse on autopsy table

Himanshu Bharadwaj wakes up during autopsy
Himanshu Bharadwaj’s family has claimed a miracle after the pathologist at a hospital in Nagpur detected a pulse just as he was picking up a blade to perform an autopsy.

Himanshu Bharadwaj, a resident of Professor Colony in Chhindwara, suffered severe injury in a road accident on Sunday evening. He was admitted to a local hospital, but as his condition worsened, he was rushed to a private hospital in Nagpur. There, Bharadwaj was declared brain-dead.


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A man pronounced dead by doctors was resuscitated after a pathologist who was to perform the autopsy found the 'dead man' to have a pulse.

Himanshu Bharadwaj, a resident of Professor Colony in Chhindwara, suffered severe injury in a road accident on Sunday evening. He was admitted to a local hospital, but as his condition worsened, he was rushed to a private hospital in Nagpur. There, Bharadwaj was declared brain-dead.

He was brought back to Chhindwara District Hospital where he was pronouned dead and his 'body' sent for autopsy.

Luckily for him, pathologist Dr. Nirnay Pandey who was to perform the autopsy detected Bharadwaj's pulse. He was rushed to a ward in the hospital and given initial treatment.

Comment: Such occurrences are not all that uncommon: