Revisiting Katrina

Sarah Maid of Albion: Revisiting Katrina

Five years on from Hurricane Katrina and efforts continue to paint the event as the definitive example of modern day black victimhood in the face of white indifference...

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NRA films

New Orleans French Quarter "escaped looting and violence" after Hurricane Katrina

Post-Katrina Violence slides the down the PC “Memory Hole.”

Afro-Serbian pop singer found guilty of spreading HIV.

Afro-Serbian pop singer(and former crackwhore) found guilty of spreading HIV in Germany.

Afro-Serbian pop singer found guilty of spreading HIV

Nadja Benaissa is part of an institution in Germany, namely successful girl band No Angels. Seeing her in court recently, she certainly looked like no angel: Nadja (far left in the photo) was on trial in Germany, charged grievous bodily harm for hiding the fact that she had HIV and infected one of her sexual

German diversity icon on trial for knowingly infecting three people with HIV.

The efforts to promote Nadja Benaissa as a multicultural idol have backfired. The singer has been arrested for intentionally infecting three men with HIV.

Youtube:No Angels "Let's Go To Bed"

Holy Ghost Hokey Pokey

Holy Ghost Hokey Pokey

Perhaps the saddest, lowest, most incomprehensible moment in the history of Christianity. It is difficult to understand how any form of Christianity, at any point in the history of humanity, under any circumstance possible, could degrade into this foolishness. To see any form of content so divorced from the extreme emotionalism is horrifying. It's the Hokey Pokey, and they treat it like magic. And the way that dude sings the song... it's the Hokey Pokey dude. Come on.

Israeli army officer shoots schoolgirl

Not guilty. The Israeli captain who emptied his rifle into a Palestinain schoolgirl

An Israeli army officer who fired the entire magazine of his automatic rifle into a 13-year-old Palestinian girl and then said he would have done the same even if she had been three years old was acquitted on all charges by a military court yesterday.

Executing Another Child in Rafah

According to testimonies given by soldiers in the same company to the mass Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth, a soldier in the watchtower identified Iman and cautioned his commander shouting, "Don't shoot. It's a little girl". The company commander, the soldiers testified, "approached her, shot two bullets into her [head], walked back towards the force, turned back to her, switched his weapon to automatic and emptied his entire magazine into her." (1) Eyewitnesses corroborated the soldiers, account, saying that Iman was shot almost 70 meters away from the Israeli military position. After a bullet hit her leg, Iman, who was wearing her school uniform, fell. Then, they said, the officer went over to her, saw that she was bleeding from her wounds, but still shot her twice in the head to "confirm the killing", an Israeli euphemism for the practice of executing a wounded Palestinian. A cursory army investigation later cleared him of any "unethical conduct", as is customary

Israeli Officer:I was Right to Shoot 13-Year-Old Child

US soldiers shoot Reuters reporters

US soldiers shoot Reuters reporters

US soldiers shoot wounded POWs

US soldiers shoot wounded POWs

The NEA's Dirty Little Secrets

A collection of quotes by the American educational establishment...

The NEA's Dirty Little Secrets (PDF)

Dirty Little Secrets: What the National Education Association Doesn't Want You to Know

...Well, we wanted to address this issue and show you that the institutional educational system in the U.S. has an agenda. It is a serious and harmful one, and it is well on the way to being fully realized. In order to drive this point home we have compiled a list of over 65 verifiable quotes, from men and women who were, or are, very influential in public education. Although we inserted a few notations for the sake of clarity, there is no accompanying commentary from us regarding these quotes. None was necessary. They speak volumes for themselves...