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Martina Markota of The Rebel.media reports on Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appearing a new special edition comic book.

Gavin McInnes as "Gavin the Genie" explains how he created the spell of Feminism to make pretty women ugly. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPXmMNru44Q Some harsh language warning

In March 2016, Ezra Levant of TheRebel.media traveled to Sweden to investigate the impact of Islam immigration to that nation. He spoke to ex-Muslim Mona Walter about what she experienced. Direct Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Luekb-NmkXI

The Scavengers:> "Johnny comes across the camp of a group of scavengers on a cold winter night. They have been besieging the home of a family with the intent of taking over their home for the winter. The scavengers are running low on ammo and try to trick the homesteaders into giving them some." me- tv

Meet Mike Pence, the conservative who's leading a revolt against runaway spending GOP conservatives in the House have an almost robotic loyalty to the White House and to stern leaders such as Tom DeLay. How, then, to explain Mike Pence of Indiana? As a freshman in 2001, he fought President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act, which he considered a Big Government boondoggle -- and was badly defeated. In his second term, he tried to scuttle Bush's $720 billion Medicare prescription benefit -- and lost by a whisker. This year, Pence, horrified by exploding federal spending, led a backbench rebellion...

Former wrestler charged with attempted murder of ex-girlfriend The Associated Press LARGO, Fla. -- A former professional wrestler was arrested on a charge of attempted murder because authorities said he stabbed his ex-girlfriend three times. Richard "Dirty Dick" Slater, 52, used a kitchen knife with an 8-inch blade to stab Theresa Halbert, 41, at her home Saturday afternoon, police Sgt. George Edmiston said. Halbert was briefly hospitalized for stab wounds to an arm, leg and back before she was released. At the time of the stabbing, Slater was moving the last of his possessions out of the house after he...

Camus as Conservative: A post 9/11 reassessment of the work of Albert Camus Murray Soupcoff The Guardian -- that last fanatical bastion of English left-wing obstinacy and foolishness -- published a unique book review honouring the latest Penguin edition of The Plague, the enduring fictional allegory of human suffering and sacrifice, written by French existentialist novelist Albert Camus. It was particularly surprising that The Guardian, of all publications, would publish what was really a revised introduction to the latest English-language edition of The Plague, since Camus' unique philosophical and political point of view was always so different from that of...