Eat your heart out Edward Snowden — Wokeyleaks has a mole inside the British security establishment. It turns out that the people whose job it is to protect the UK are spending most of their time protecting employees from ‘harmful language’.
Isn’t it reassuring to know that, in a society increasingly obsessed with policing thought, spies with a track record of hacking people’s personal computers have fully signed up to cancel culture?
As activists trade equality for “equity,” they jettison the principles of the civil rights movement.
A new generation of “antiracist” intellectuals and activists is rewriting rules, canceling nonconformists, and making a grand attempt to rid America of what they consider its systemic racism. With the support of academia, media, and many major corporations, they seem well positioned to achieve their goals. They even have support in in the White House, as President Joe Biden stated in a press conference last month that he will make “racial equity” a priority for the “whole of government.” Yet these efforts may encounter a surprising obstacle: the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
After weeks of activist lobbying, the UK government will ask police to treat misogynistic attacks as hate crimes in the same way that violence motivated by a person’s religion, race, or sexual orientation is considered.
The Palestinian Authority (PA) has invited Iraq to send observers to monitor the Palestinian parliamentary elections, if and when they are held on May 22. The invitation was extended to Mohamed al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Council of Representatives of Iraq, by the PA ambassador to Iraq, Ahmed Akl, during a meeting in Baghdad.
It is not clear whether the Iraqis have accepted the invitation. What is clear, however, is that Iraq is among the many Arab countries where Palestinians continue to face discriminatory measures and laws.
Worse, it seems the Iraqi authorities are carrying out a policy of ethnic cleansing against the few thousand Palestinians who still live in Iraq.
Cancel culture has claimed another victim. This time, it’s Alexi McCammond, the liberal editor of Teen Vogue, a woman who made racist tweets a decade ago when she was 17. That dumb action, which she has apologized for, got her fired from a job she’d had only days. The co-hosts at CBS This Morning were horrified.
Conservative commentator Candace Owens confirmed late Thursday that she plans to sue rapper Cardi B after the pair engaged in an argument on Twitter earlier this week.
“It was not an idle threat,” Owens told Fox News’s Laura Ingraham about the possibility of a lawsuit during an appearance on “The Ingraham Angle.”
“Let me be very clear, their arbitrary detention is completely unacceptable, as is the lack of transparency around these court proceedings,” Trudeau said Friday at a press conference in Ottawa.
Trudeau is too stupid for mere words to describe.
Thirteen Mexican police officers and investigators have been killed in an ambush as they travelled through a rural region – marking the latest attack on law enforcement by brazen criminal groups.
Eight state police officers and five members of the state’s investigative police force died in the ambush in the municipality of Coatepec Harinas, 125km (78 miles) south-west of Mexico City in Mexico state on Thursday afternoon, according to officials.
A Muslim-owned supermarket in France has drawn ire after posting a discriminatory job offer. The announcement, which was posted on Facebook in the group “Muslims of Perpignan and surroundings”, read as follows:
“Ibrahim supermarket is opening its doors soon. We are looking for five employees: for the cash desk and to manage departments […] We do not accept any women”.
Polling giant YouGov has apparently redefined asking a woman out for a drink or complimenting her appearance as a form of sexual harassment, leading some to wonder about the future of a species that bans basic courtship behaviors.
The poll, which was released last week, asked “which potential forms of sexual harassment do European women most commonly experience?” YouGov surveyed women in the UK and four other European countries, hitting on a timely topic amid street protests in Britain over rising violent crime against women.
China has begun rounding up and sending the children of Uighur exiles to “orphan camps” where they are forced to speak Mandarin and parrot Communist Party propaganda, parents claim.
Six families who have fled Xinjiang have told Amnesty International that friends and relatives sent coded messages, photos and videos telling them that their children had been moved to camps. Many believe that they will never see them again.
Communist China is a murder state and it’s list of crimes is long and well known but the money must be so good our China class will never give them up.
A university lecturer has won a £15,000 payout after being unfairly sacked from his role for ‘aggressive’ behaviour – by sending too many question marks in text messages.
Dr Binoy Sobnack, a physics lecturer at the University of Loughborough, created an ‘intimidating tone’ with his use of ‘multiple punctuation marks’, a tribunal heard.
He was removed from his role as warden of a hall of residence following complaints by fellow staff.
The 78-year-old commander in chief tripped twice before falling over the third time as he flew up the stairs of the idling aircraft at Joint Base Andrews.
Joe Biden vs. stairspic.twitter.com/ibegnMkxb9
— The First (@TheFirstonTV) March 19, 2021
The Catholic priest who celebrated a special Mass for President Joe Biden’s inauguration has been placed on administrative leave as president of Santa Clara University over allegations of misconduct.
Father Kevin O’Brien is under investigation over claims that he ‘exhibited behaviors in adult settings, consisting primarily of conversations, which may be inconsistent with established Jesuit protocols and boundaries,’ the university said on Thursday.
Isis bride Shamima Begum revealed that she wants a foot-long meatball Subway if she is allowed to return to the UK.
The 21-year-old was stripped of her British citizenship on national security grounds shortly after she was found in a Syrian refugee camp in February 2019, four years after she fled there with two other east London schoolgirls to join the so-called Islamic State group.
Speaking in a documentary about her life in the camp, Begum described wanting to kill herself because of the grief at losing her three children and pleaded with Britain to give her a ‘second chance’.
