1, US Navy Carrier Group Inbound to Korean Peninsula
President Donald Trump is sending an aircraft carrier-led strike group to the Korean Peninsula in response to provocations form North Korea, according to CNN.
After years of provocation and threats to destabilize the pacific region, dictator Kim Jong Un has been defiant to recent U.S. sanctions.
Last week, President Trump was briefed by the National Security Council on possible military actions against the authoritarian state. Arming South Korea with nuclear missiles and assassinating Jong-un were both options on the table.
(yeay!)
2. Texas Muslim day. To force legislators to get more with Islam
3. This video claims to prove that White Helmets are an Islamic State asset
4. German propaganda for kids on migrants.
(there is an article to go with this. Please check Gates of Vienna)
5. Swedish Police Carry Out 2 Operations in Stockholm, Detain Four People
(This must be how news looked in the Soviet Union)
6. Former British Ambassador to Syria
7. This is part 1 of the Trevor Loudon speech in Ottawa on March 28. Due to a very odd camera malfunction, two actually, the last 10 minutes or so may not be available. But the is the bulk of it and the Q&A is here.
Thank you Nash Montana, M., Wrath of Khan, MissPiggy, ACT for Canada, Oz-Rita and many more who sent in links and worthy insights and discussion. More to come today indeed.
4. German propaganda for kids – that project wants to stop prejudice?
By definition prejudice is an unfavorable opinion or feeling formed BEFOREHAND or WITHOUT knowledge, thought, or reason.
The knowledge I gain by reading the news reports everyday are enough to form an opinion. And I am sure that these children have had enough unpleasant experiences with “refugee” children to form an opinion as well.
“The knowledge I gain by reading the news reports everyday are enough to form an opinion. And I am sure that these children have had enough unpleasant experiences with “refugee” children to form an opinion as well.”
But it’s the “wrong” opinion … don’t you see? And we all know that “wrong opinions” just have to be “prejudiced”, no matter how well-founded they are upon niggling little things like facts, reality, or truth.
The real challenge for anyone in Germany who is intent on survival will be to ensure that these young children get the takeaway that the government is no longer on their side. A difficult task at best but one that will ultimately undermine the state’s authority.
6/ RE: Sign-language for the deaf eating 20% of the screen
“Universal access” options have been available for years. They can be enabled on most systems, though an array of devices have been configured specifically for users with “special needs”.
So is this a new virtue signal – everyone loses precious real estate so BBC can look “sensitive”?
I hadn’t thought of that.
“So is this a new virtue signal – everyone loses precious real estate so BBC can look “sensitive”?”
As someone who watches many hours of subtitled films per year, the encroachment of this feature (voluntary or not) is a conspicuous aspect with respect to media perception.
The continual erosion of “screen space” that is given over to “equal time” for so many people who do not give a farking rip about Western Civilization makes me want to hurl.
After all, people who really cared would have a fundamental understanding of whatever local language and not give a hoot about the need for specific translations.
Capisce?
2/ Within the first sentences of the Muslima’s interiview, she plays the both the cards of Muslim victimhood and need to dominate. It’s a shame the interviewer didn’t push her a little more, particularly on CAIR’s involvement in this event.