At a recent “all ages” drag show in a bar, the drag queen purchased dresses for a young boy so he can cross-dress. pic.twitter.com/wiLb7x45Co
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) October 3, 2022
Author: Blazingcatfur
Study: FBI Undercounts Times Armed Citizens Stop Active Shootings
A study from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) released Monday shows the FBI undercounts the number of times an armed citizen stops an active shooting.
The CPRC pointed to the example of 22-year-old Elisjsha Dicken shooting and killing the Greenwood Park Mall attacker in Indiana on July 17, 2022.
Hopeful dispatches from the front line against transgenderism
IF, LIKE me, you don’t meekly accept the dogma that men can be women just because they say so, you will be wondering how far the transgender madness will go. Will the biological sex binary be abolished in favour of gender fluidity – and ultimately to a unigendered society?
Our spineless politicians have done little to stop this destructive movement. Ordinary people, however, are showing more fight, as in these three latest instances of public backlash.
European High Court Confirms Euthanasia’s Slippery Slope
Tom Mortier can now rest assured that though he was unable to stop his mother’s euthanasia, he has vindicated her right to life in the face of a system that failed her.
On October 4th, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in favour of Mortier in his claim that Belgium had failed to protect his mother’s life by allowing her to be euthanised, ADF International said in a press release.
Oxford University students fear freshers’ fair stalls may be too triggering for some
Student union to place warnings on stalls which students could find distressing, as well as setting up a wellbeing zone
Oxford University’s student union has said it will place “trigger warnings” on freshers’ fair stalls which students could find distressing.
The union said it will also install a wellbeing zone for anyone who feels “uncomfortable” at the event this week.
More than 400 clubs and societies related to areas including music, sports, literature, politics, faith and cultural groups, at the university are eligible to have a stall at the freshers’ fair on Thursday and Friday.
Iranian Mullahs Target Women, the West; Palestinians Target Jews
In the past few years, the Palestinians have made it a habit to step up their manufactured incitement against Israel and Jews on the eve of Jewish holidays. This year has not been an exception.
In the days preceding the Jewish New Year holiday, celebrated in mid-September, Palestinian leaders, spokesmen and factions went on a frenzied campaign of threats, lies and misinformation that triggered a wave of violence and terrorism against Jews.
‘Punk kid’ claims he made $21,000 when he duped officials with 3D-guns in city’s buy back
When in doubt, throw money at the problem and rely on the best intentions of man.
Such is the philosophy in crime-ridden cities that radiate their pestilence in all directions; from Utica, New York to Oakland, California, and whose leaders praise the successes of so-called gun buyback programs; a misnomer considering the government didn’t first sell the firearm.
Iranian schoolgirls take up battlecry as protests continue
High school girls have become the latest Iranians to join anti-government protests in large numbers, as the country mourned a teenager killed in the first days of protests.
Nika Shahkarami, who lived in Tehran and would have turned 17 on Sunday, vanished in September. Her family found her body in a detention centre’s morgue 10 days later, BBC Persian reported.
On Tuesday, President Ebrahim Raisi called for unity against the protests even as they continued to grow, bringing together Iranians across ethnic and class divides, despite the government crackdown.
Canadian naval officer relieved of her duties after allegations of inappropriate conduct on NATO mission
A Canadian naval officer has been relieved of her duties aboard a coastal defence vessel deployed on a NATO operation in Europe over allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct.
The Department of National Defence says Vice-Admiral Bob Auchterlonie, the commander of Canadian Joint Operations Command, relieved the executive officer of HMCS Kingston of her role “as a result of an alleged incident of inappropriate conduct of a sexualized nature” during a port visit in Lisbon, Portugal.
One thousand people, mostly blacks, have been killed in Philadelphia over 20 months – Soros DA says policies working!
Considering the unprecedented murder surge in America’s cities over the last two years, one might expect progressive district attorneys to reconsider the policies that have kept criminals out of jails and on the streets.
Trudeau vows to punish ‘bloodthirsty regime’ in Iran amid Mahsa Amini death
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vowed to further punish Iran’s “bloodthirsty regime” on Tuesday, one day after Ottawa imposed sanctions over the death of Mahsa Amini.
Trudeau told reporters in Nova Scotia that Ottawa would hold Iran to account, not only for Amini’s death, which has sparked global outcry, but for the families of victims on flight PS752 that was shot down in January 2020.
Will that be before or after he clears this with Sacha?
Jeffrey Sachs: The rest of the world thinks USA probably blew up the pipelines
We recently looked at all of the finger-pointing going on over the mysterious “leaks” that shut down the Nord Stream pipelines under the Baltic Sea. Most western leaders continue to suggest that Russia did it, though none are offering any hard evidence to support that claim. But economist Jeffrey Sachs, the Bloomberg TV host and director of The Earth Institute at Columbia University isn’t jumping on that bandwagon. Yesterday he told another host on the same network that most of the world believes that the pipelines were blown up in some sort of covert operation between the United States and Poland. The reason most Americans aren’t aware of this, at least according to Sachs, is that the possibility is almost never mentioned on American news networks.
A Deep State that attempted to bring down a sitting president with the Russia Collusion hoax is every bit dangerous enough to have sabotaged the pipelines.
Canadians ‘Dissatisfied’ With Feds’ Treatment of Freedom Convoy: Internal Federal Poll
Many Canadians say they are unhappy with the police response to the Freedom Convoy in February, according to an internal survey conducted for the federal government. Even those who opposed the protest said the freezing of bank accounts would never have been necessary if “more had been done” to engage with protestors.
“Participants were generally dissatisfied with the response of the Government of Canada,” said a Privy Council Office report, titled “Continuous Qualitative Data Collection Of Canadians’ Views.”
Rex Murphy: The Liberals are so far out of touch it probably can’t be measured
Canadians need the Trudeau government to deal with the realities of skyrocketing fuel, food and mortgage costs
The greatest and most characteristic failure of the Trudeau administration has been its war against the oil and gas industry. It was so-early signalled. There is, for example, this brilliant pat-on-his-own-back — a yoga twist Mr. Justin has perfectly mastered — from nine years ago: “I am pleased to announce that we will keep our commitment to implement a moratorium on crude oil tanker shipping on British Columbia’s north coast.”
Elon Musk proposes to buy Twitter at original $44B price to avoid trial: sources
Elon Musk has proposed going through with his original deal to buy Twitter for a whopping $44 billion — a bid to avoid a court trial over the hotly contested agreement slated for later this month, sources told The Post.
The billionaire Tesla CEO is in talks for a settlement to acquire the social network for $54.20 per share — the same price he agreed to in April before saying in July he was pulling out of the deal, according to sources close to the talks.