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All these children should be reported to child protection authorities for permanent monitoring
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They had it coming
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Another gender gap that will never close
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How is this different from clicktivism on social media?
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Capitalism in Utopia Jason Brennan
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Poland Rises in the East I BETWEEN 2 WARS I 1921 Part 2 of 2
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An Israel elections story that falls outside BBC framing
11 Jan 2019 Leave a comment
Although the BBC has still not got round to producing much coverage of the general election to be held in Israel on April 9th there is no shortage of news on that front.
The Joint Arab List – which featured in the corporation’s coverage of the previous election and was described by one commentator as a “glimmer of hope”– has lost one of its four component parties.
“The Knesset approved a request on Wednesday by MK Ahmad Tibi’s Ta’al (Arab Movement for Change) party to withdraw from the Joint Arab list.
Tibi announced on Tuesday that he would leave the Joint List ahead of the April 9 election, and that his party will run independently. […]
Tibi’s request was filed days after controversial Joint List MK Haneen Zoabi, Balad MK Jamal Zahalka and United Arab List MK Masud Gnaim confirmed that they will not run in…
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Staggering Cost of Ontario’s Disastrous Wind Power Experiment
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Like South Australia, Ontario is another place where ideologues destroyed a perfectly reliable and thoroughly affordable electricity supply. In both cases the economic consequences have been a disaster.
Its Liberal Government under Kathleen Wynne took the insanity to new levels, and Ontario will be paying the price, for generations to come.
Wynne and her band of acolytes were shown the door, after an electoral drubbing at the hand of Doug Ford and his Progressive Conservatives back in June.
Ford reduced the Liberals to a sullen rump, after running on a platform that made no secret of his hostility to heavily subsidised and completely chaotic wind power.
Ford promised to scrap the Green Energy Act, put in place by Wynne’s Liberals, that was primary source of a raft of unnecessary economic and social damage.
Here’s a couple of pieces detailing the staggering costs attached Wynne’s wind power obsession.
Green Energy Act…
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Heather MacDonald Explains the “Diversity” Fraud!
11 Jan 2019 Leave a comment
If you wonder why some new college graduates seem a little under-educated, you can blame it on the “social justice” people, and their loony ideas. There is no such thing as “social justice” and “Diversity” is bunk. The diversity that matters is diversity of ideas, freedom of thought, but that is not what they are after. They want conformity, they want you to fall in line, do as they say, and vote for them and all their rotten ideas.
Heather MacDonald is a national gem. She researches the stupid ideas, and applies logic. Something the Left fears.
p.s. Why do you think the publicity hog, gun banner David Hogg got accepted to Harvard with lower SAT scores than are the norm for those who are admitted? Harvard is already being sued because they block Asian students for having too high SAT scores.
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