Society's Child
During a Saturday morning event in Sioux City, audience members were given the chance to ask the Massachusetts senator questions. The first? A query about her decision to take a DNA test and release the results on her Native American ancestry.
"Why did you undergo the DNA testing and give Donald Trump more fodder to be a bully?" an audience member asked the Democrat.
CIA Director Gina Haspel has appointed a fellow female comrade, Cynthia "Didi" Rapp, as deputy director for analysis, making her the highest-ranking analyst at the agency. Elizabeth Kimber was named the first female deputy director for operations in December, joining Dawn Meyerriecks, who has been the agency's deputy director for science and technology for several years now. As a result, the main branches of the CIA - operations, analysis and science and technology - are now headed by women.
NBC News toasted the agency's all-female leadership with an article detailing the new "sisterhood of spies". MSNBC's Rachel Maddow - usually busy hallucinating about Vladimir Putin hiding under her bed - rushed to tweet the story, in an apparent endorsement of the new trifecta of unaccountable girl power.
According to observations by PCHR's fieldworkers, Though the demonstrators were around between tens and hundreds of meters away from the border fence, the Israeli forces who stationed in prone positions and in military jeeps along the fence continued to use excessive force against the demonstrators by opening fire and firing teargas canisters at them, without the later posing any imminent threat or danger to the life of soldiers and despite the prevailing calmness for the 9th week since the Great March of Return started on 30 March 2018.
Comment: Israel is impervious to all of the tepid condemnations for their crimes against humanity and so far there haven't been enough countries willing to risk courting the displeasure of the psychopathic state to force change.
- Israel is an indispensable ally...to no one
- Victor Ostrovsky on Mossad's manipulation of the world
- Criticism of Israel immediately triggers its army of outraged partisans

In this Dec. 13, 2014 file photo the Portland skyline is visible on the west bank of the Willamette River in Portland, Ore. The city of Portland has released a map and database showing about 1,800 unreinforced masonry buildings that may be vulnerable to shaking during an earthquake if they are not structurally retrofitted. These buildings were generally constructed before the 1960's using brick with little to no steel reinforcement in the walls.
The group on Thursday decried the policy affecting some 1,600 unreinforced masonry buildings that are on average 90 years old, many in areas with a predominantly black population, The Oregonian/OregonLive reports .
The policy "exacerbates a long history of systemic and structural betrayals of trust and policies of displacement, demolition, and dispossession predicated on classism, racism, and white supremacy," the group said.
The championship ended in Canada on Saturday, when Russia picked up bronze by beating Switzerland before Finland defeated the US in a thrilling gold medal game.
The official World Juniors social media account sent out a message to fans and locals in the host cities of Vancouver and Victoria, thanking them for making the tournament "one for the history books."
Comment: This was likely the work of some brainwashed social media account managers copying their superiors, because the injustice Russian sportsmen are subject to show that sport is just another avenue for the West to attack Russia:
- The US-Inspired Olympic Ban on Russia: Another Pyrrhic Victory for the Ailing Empire of Chaos
- Politics over sportsmanship: US and British athletes shamefully refusing to speak or shake hands with Russian athletes
- FIFA 'scandal' = US attempts to impose sports sanctions against Russia
Legally speaking, one is an "adult" when they turn 18. That would mean since college students are between the ages of 18-22, virtually every college student is, in turn, an "adult." But some college students aren't so sure of this.
Rebekah Fitzsimmons, a Georgia Tech University English professor who taught a course in fall 2016 titled, "Adulting: Coming of Age in 21st Century America," told Business Insider recently that during the course she asked students to say at what stage in life one becomes an "adult."
Their responses were shocking.

Robert Crosland was charged with one midemeanor count of animal cruelty.
A panel of six jurors delivered the verdict to a packed courtroom after deliberating less than 30 minutes following the two-day trial in Franklin County. Robert Crosland, the Preston Junior High School teacher, smiled as the verdict was read and afterward spoke publicly for the first time since the March ordeal.
"I would just like to thank all of the support that I've received," he said. "I'd like to thank this community for staying behind me. It's really what got me through all of this."
Crosland fed the sick puppy to a turtle named Jaws at Preston Junior High School after hours in front of a few students. Following an investigation by Idaho Attorney General Lawrence Wasden, Crosland was charged with misdemeanor animal cruelty.

Some of the female Saudi Arabian activists detained by Saudi authorities - From right to left: Samar Badawi, Aziza al-Yusuf and Lajin al-Hathall
London-based Al-Qst Human Rights Organisation revealed the shocking details of the Saudi woman's suffering in a statement yesterday, detailing how the woman in question was deliberately filmed naked by her captors, who then displayed the images on the table in front of her during her interrogation.
According to Al-Qst, one of the interrogators then asked the woman who would protect her after she was arrested and whether human rights organisations would be able to help her. The statement added that the interrogators also flogged other female detainees and electrocuted them, highlighting that three are suffering from severe torture scars, tremors and weight loss.
Comment: This isn't the first time we've read reports of the Saudis inflicting psychological and physical torture upon its activists and dissidents:
- Women's right-to-drive activists accuse Saudi authorities of torture
- Human rights group fears Saudi Arabia may behead disabled man on torture confessions
- Saudi Arabia dismisses 'baseless' Amnesty report on torture and sexual harassment of human rights activists












Comment: Oppression against males in the West (as strange as it may sound) is now so ubiquitous and pervasive that it behooves one to take a step back and really see - based on the plethora of data now available to us - that it is, in fact, a societal scourge on the well-being of men and women alike.