Cop at Bataclan - YouTube
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Friday, July 15, 2016
Racism is a Human Right – PA
Racism is a Human Right – PA: during Thomas Paine’s time the European powers (and USA) still had a huge problem with the piracy and white slave-taking of both the Ottomans and the Barbary States (like Tripoli). The Barbary States were able to extract $$ tribute from European countries up until about 1810, in return for safe passage for their ships. It is estimated that Muslim slavers or raiders may have taken up to 1 million Western and Southern Europeans captive over the centuries, mainly selling them in slave markets in Instanbul or Cairo.
The Ottomans themselves were able to mount successful invasions of central Europe even until the late 17th century. They besieged Vienna as late as 1671.
I think that alt-right blogger “Gates of Vienna” talks a lot about this sort of stuff.
The Ottomans themselves were able to mount successful invasions of central Europe even until the late 17th century. They besieged Vienna as late as 1671.
I think that alt-right blogger “Gates of Vienna” talks a lot about this sort of stuff.
AMERICAN DIGEST Essays, News, Notes, and Quotes
AMERICAN DIGEST Essays, News, Notes, and Quotes: black America shouldn't be required to live by the same rules and laws as the rest of us because they, and only they, have had it tough. And if we go for too long without thinking of them, and only of them, they'll throw a bloody tantrum because nothing else and no one else matters but them
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Monday, July 11, 2016
The Truth about Abraham Lincoln & Slavery | Frontpage Mag
The Truth about Abraham Lincoln & Slavery | Frontpage Mag: The Emancipation Proclamation was not a universal declaration. It detailed where slaves were freed, only in those states "in rebellion against the United States." Slaves remained slaves in states not in rebellion — such as Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware. The hypocrisy of the Emancipation Proclamation came in for heavy criticism. Lincoln's own secretary of state, William Seward, said, "We show our sympathy with slavery by emancipating slaves where we cannot reach them and holding them in bondage where we can set them free."
Sunday, July 10, 2016
Top 10 Famous People with Surprising Darksides - Toptenz.net
Top 10 Famous People with Surprising Darksides - Toptenz.net: Lincoln was not intent on freeing slaves is shown when only slaves in the South were freed, yet those in the North remained in chains. Lincoln also did not intend on making ex-slaves equal citizens, saying there was “no (reason) … to introduce equality between the white and black races.”
A Few Thoughts on the Killing of Philando Castile | National Review
A Few Thoughts on the Killing of Philando Castile | National Review
If Reynolds’s account were to be confirmed, it should worry all 13
million concealed carriers in the United States (well, it should worry
everybody, but it should especially worry concealed carriers). Under
Minnesota law, concealed carriers are not required to tell police
officers that they are carrying until they are explicitly asked.
Moreover, in no state is the mere act of carrying a firearm sufficient
justification for a police officer to open fire (there is a crucial
difference between “carrying” and “brandishing” that is often ignored in
the press). If, as Reynolds claims, Castile was killed while doing no
more than reaching for his ID, then it seems clear that the officer was
in the wrong. How many other cops, one wonders, remain unaware of how
they should engage with citizens who are licensed to carry?
Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/437559/few-thoughts-killing-philando-castile
million concealed carriers in the United States (well, it should worry
everybody, but it should especially worry concealed carriers). Under
Minnesota law, concealed carriers are not required to tell police
officers that they are carrying until they are explicitly asked.
Moreover, in no state is the mere act of carrying a firearm sufficient
justification for a police officer to open fire (there is a crucial
difference between “carrying” and “brandishing” that is often ignored in
the press). If, as Reynolds claims, Castile was killed while doing no
more than reaching for his ID, then it seems clear that the officer was
in the wrong. How many other cops, one wonders, remain unaware of how
they should engage with citizens who are licensed to carry?
Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/437559/few-thoughts-killing-philando-castile
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