Breitbart | German federal prosecutors now believe that Hamburg supermarket attacker Ahmad A. was motivated by religious hatred to kill German Christians, but have refused to charge him with terrorism.
Zero Hedge | Bitcoin collapsed overnight.
Andrew Korybko | A diplomatic spat has developed between Berlin and Warsaw after the German Defense Minister said that her country should support the “democratic resistance of the young generation” in Poland.
Breitbart | He was suspended from teaching while the Oxfordshire school investigates a “transgender complaint” made against him.
Information Liberation | A preliminary report from the International Business Times suggests donations to the Clinton Foundation have dried up since Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 presidential election.
Information Liberation | The people of Poland made it absolutely clear Saturday they’re not going to surrender their country to hostile foreigners like Germany and Sweden.
Information Liberation | We need this in America and all across the Western world.
Information Liberation | Two men were stabbed Sunday night at the Mall of America in Minnesota in what police are claiming was an attempted theft.
Louder With Crowder | This parody of the Democratic Party’s “victory lap” is why we’re never too hard on SNL.
Campus Reform | “[W]hat are some things you have been told men need to work on? (Ex: Mansplaining, Relationships & Gender Norms…)”
Truth Revolt | Pay gap myth promotes “victim-hood mentality” among women.
Michael Snyder | If we lose this battle, what just happened to that young mother in California will soon start happening all over the nation.
Michael Snyder | The only other times in our history when stock prices have been this high relative to earnings, a horrifying stock market crash has always followed.
99 years ago, on 11-11-1918, at precisely 11 am Paris time, a cease-fire (aka “truce” or “armistice”) was agreed to and signed by military negotiators from France, Britain and Germany. The terms of the truce ultimately resulted in the end of the “War to End All Wars” 7 months later when the Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919. Germany’s surrender to the Allies was regarded as the prudent thing to do after Kaiser Wilhelm’s tyrannical monarchy was overthrown by democratic socialist forces earlier in 1918. Erich Ludendorf, a classic example of Prussian militarism, was one of the … Continue reading →
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Facebook. It’s something that over 1.8 Billion people are using on a daily basis — can you believe that? For many of us, it’s the first thing we do when we wake up, and the last thing we do before we go to bed at night. Is this a healthy relationship? There is no doubt that Facebook has connected all of us on a level that may have previously been unimaginable. Without Facebook, a lot of important information would not have been seen. It presented a platform to share so much information and so many ideas. How Did This Happen? … Continue reading →
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