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Twitter censors Congresswoman's political ad over 'inflammatory' claim against Planned Parenthood's sale of baby body parts


RT
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 22:18 UTC
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© Reuters
A Senate campaign video ad by Republican Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn is being blocked by Twitter, due to an "inflammatory statement that is likely to evoke a strong negative reaction." The pro-life candidate, however, may benefit from the takedown.

The social media giant is reportedly blocking any paid promotion of a video announcing Rep. Blackburn's 2018 candidacy for a US Senate seat in Tennessee, which fellow Republican Senator Bob Corker is leaving vacant when he retires next year.

The Associated Press reported Monday that Twitter told Blackburn campaign vendors that her claim to have "stopped the sale of baby body parts" by Planned Parenthood was "deemed an inflammatory statement that is likely to evoke a strong negative reaction" and therefore would be blocked.

The women's health organization and abortion provider came under scrutiny in 2015 after pro-life activists released undercover videos showing Planned Parenthood officials discussing fetal tissue transactions to researchers, a legal practice as long as no profit is received, according to AP.
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Absolutely disgusting: World's first sex doll brothel is being bombarded with requests for paedophile and rape sessions by twisted perverts

Felix Allen
The Sun
Mon, 09 Oct 2017 19:54 UTC
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The world's first sex doll brothel has been bombarded with sick requests from perverts who want to act out rape fantasies and even paedophile abuse.

Owner Sergi Prieto boasts he "caters for all" preferences but he has been forced to turn some punters away because of their disturbing desires.

Sergi co-founded the Lumidolls bordello, which opened in Barcelona earlier this year offering to fulfill men's "wildest fantasies" with lifelike sex dolls from £68 a session.

He told the Daily Star Online "business is booming" as tourists flock there from all over the world - but some vile requests have got out of hand.

Sergi, 72, said: "Some customers prefer the service because they have a rape fantasy.

"Obviously we don't want to promote this kind of activity."

Comment: As the human species spirals down in moral depravity, all one can say is BRING ON THE COMETS!

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France: Two radicalized inmates charged with plotting terrorists attacks within a week of their release from prison


RT
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 21:50 UTC
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© Patrick Kovarik / AFPThe entrance of the prison of Fresnes, near Paris.
French police have charged two radicalized prison inmates with plotting terrorist attacks - within days of their scheduled release.

In the first such case in the history of French anti-terrorism the men, who were radicalized behind bars while serving time for non-terrorist crimes, are due to be released from Fresnes prison, just south of Paris, next week.

French TV news station LCI report that the men had plotted attacks against numerous targets including prison guards while they were in prison and police officers at a police station after they were released.

French intelligence services had been watching the two men for several months.

Cameroonian Charles-Henri M. was reportedly the mastermind behind the potential attacks. The 28 year old was an Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) sympathizer. His accomplice was 22-year-old Frenchman Maxime O, who is also a radical Islamist.
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What were they thinking? Dove apologizes for 'racist' online soap ad after being hammered by Twitterverse

Thom Geier
The Wrap
Sun, 08 Oct 2017 00:00 UTC
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Dove apologized and pulled down an online soap ad in which a black woman pulled up her shirt to reveal a white redheaded woman underneath.

The ad, which has since been removed from Facebook, drew fire from beauty blogger and makeup artist Naythemua.

"An image we recently posted on Facebook missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully," Dove tweeted on Saturday. "We deeply regret the offense it caused.
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New Turkish legislation stokes fears they'll legalize child marriages

Samer Hussein (translator)
Fort Russ
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 20:35 UTC
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© REUTERS/ Vincent Kessler
Originally at Zuerst!

When Turkey was still attempting to join the EU, it often tried to adjust its legislation in accordance with expectations and wishes of Brussels. This is, however, no longer the case.

Now it is even expected that the controversial bill permitting child marriages will soon be legalized.

According to the current Turkish laws, marriages must first be approved by the competent civil authorities. Only then a religious blessing may be sought. But this is about to change.
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Snowflakes at Oxford college ban Christian Union from freshers' fair over fears of 'homophobia & neo-colonialism'


RT
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 20:36 UTC
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© Jochen Tack / Global Look Press
Balliol, one of the most prestigious colleges at Oxford University, has banned the Christian Union (CU) from recruiting students at the first-year freshers' fair, sparking a nationwide controversy.

Hubert Au, President of the JCR, the college student union, told Christian Union representatives that their presence at the fair could cause "potential for harm to freshers who are already struggling to feel welcome in Oxford."

"Christianity's influence on many marginalised communities has been damaging in its methods of conversion and rules of practice, and is still used in many places as an excuse for homophobia and certain forms of neo-colonialism," wrote Au, whose missive was passed on to and published by university newspaper Cherwell.
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For investors seeking a safe haven, diamonds could become 'the new gold'


RT
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 20:04 UTC
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© The Singapore Diamond Mint Company
Singapore Diamond Investment Exchange (SDiX) plans to start a new standardized form of precious stones as an alternative to gold bullion for those looking for a safe harbor to stash cash.

Diamonds are the world's most concentrated form of wealth, according to industry experts. However, they have been hard to buy and sell as an investment due to the wide variability in the gems' cut, clarity, color, and carat.

The exchange has solved the problem, expecting diamonds to become "the new gold," according to Alain Vandenborre, chairman and founder of SDiX.

"Until now, there was no way people could invest in diamonds in the form which is equivalent to investing in gold. A diamond has absolutely zero correlation with any other asset class, whether it's commodities, bonds, equities. It's a store of wealth, it's a hedge against volatility, and you need that in your portfolio," he said.
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Saudi man hailed as a hero for using his car to avert a flaming disaster at gas station


RT
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 19:49 UTC
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Dramatic video footage captured the nerve-shredding moment a man uses his SUV to shunt a flaming car away from fuel pumps at a gas station - potentially saving dozens of lives.

The incident took place on Monday evening at a station north of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia according to news outlet Sabq.

The flaming wreck sits perilously close to the fuel pumps as several people frantically try to put the fire out with little success. Sabq says up to 50 people were in the vicinity of the fire.

The heroic driver, 20-year-old Sultan bin Mohammed al-Hazim al-Rajban, used his powerful vehicle to shove the burning car out of harm's way until fire crews could attend the scene.

"I was coming out of the mosque following the Maghrib prayers when I saw a large crowd trying to deal with a car on fire next to the petrol pump," Al-Hazim said.
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Syrian al-Qaeda threatens to behead all villagers of Abu Dali

Chris Tomson
AMN
Tue, 10 Oct 2017 12:05 UTC
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© Al-Masdar NewsUnder threat of beheading.
Hundreds of civilians are feared to face execution in the coming days after Hay'at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) captured Abu Dali in southeastern Idlib and accused everyone living inside the village of being pro-government.

Newly leaked footage from the village shows a group of blindfolded non-combattants sitting detained in the back of a vehicle, pleading for mercy with armed members of the Syrian Al-Qaeda group.

Despite the looming massacre, the fall of Abu Dali is yet to spark any outrage from the international community.

Abu Dali has long served as a trading point between the warring parties; therefore, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and National Defence Forces (NDF) were caught completely off-guard by the surprise HTS offensive that targeted a long-standing government salient in the southeastern countryside of Idlib.

Meanwhile, the Russian Air Force is increasing its sorties against HTS across Idlib with dozens of airstrikes targeting jihadist insurgents in Abu Dali as well.
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Cop pulls his gun on wheelie-popping motorcyclist because he 'feared for his life'

Matt Agorist
The Free Thought Project
Sun, 08 Oct 2017 19:27 UTC
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All too often, as the Free Thought Project has consistently reported, police officers will use the term "fear for my life" to justify just about any insane and violent tactics they employ. Also, all too often, these tactics involve killing innocent people. A video submitted to the Free Thought Project this week shows just how insane those tactics can be and also just how close a man came to losing his life.

Bikers and cops have a sordid history and often times, when they meet face to face, police will resort to childish road rage tactics. The case in the video below is no different. However, it could've resulted in the senseless death of a man on a motorcycle.

It is important to note that motorcycle groups driving recklessly around high-traffic areas present a danger to themselves and those around them. That being said, the situation is not made any safer when a cop employs deadly force to stop it. However, that is exactly what happened.
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