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  • TRUMP OPPONENTS TAKE NUANCED VIEW OF CHILD RAPE

    07/22/2015 6:40:33 PM PDT · by smoothsailing · 61 replies
    Ann Coulter ^ | 7-22-2015 | Ann Coulter
    TRUMP OPPONENTS TAKE NUANCED VIEW OF CHILD RAPE July 22, 2015 There are few sexual perversions not celebrated by our media today, but I gather, from decades of flood-the-zone coverage of even the most preposterous allegations of rape, that liberals are still on record as being against rape. So it's worth examining the cultures we're introducing to America for the purpose of giving the Democrats votes and businesses cheap labor: -- Seventy-seven percent of reported sexual assaults in Lima, Peru, are against child victims, according to the Latin American and Caribbean Youth Network for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (REDLAC). --...
  • Pooping Peasant Popular in Spain

    12/21/2006 5:32:54 PM PST · by LibWhacker · 56 replies · 1,756+ views
    Examiner | AP ^ | 12/20/06
    Strange Pooping Peasant Popular in Spain 1 day ago Pooping Peasant Popular in Spain Printer Friendly | PDF | Email | digg The Associated Press Dec 20, 2006 4:16 PM (1 day ago) BARCELONA, Spain - The Virgin Mary. The three kings. A few wayward sheep. These are the figures one expects to find in a traditional Christmas nativity scene. Not a smartly dressed peasant squatting behind a rock with his rear-end exposed. Yet statuettes of "El Caganer," or the great defecator in the Catalan language, can be found in nativity scenes, and increasingly on the mantelpieces of collectors, throughout...
  • Happiest peasant: a Russian tycoon

    06/13/2006 3:23:15 AM PDT · by vertolet · 2 replies · 1,885+ views
    The Sunday Times ^ | June 11, 2006 | Mark Franchetti
    FTER becoming one of post-communist Russia’s first millionaires at the age of 24, German Sterligov lost no time building a financial empire with offices in Wall Street and Mayfair. Now, at 39, he has tired of life in the fast lane. He has given up the two private planes and the fleet of luxurious cars, the four-storey Moscow mansion and the Manhattan penthouse. In their place he has acquired a horse and a tractor, and moved his wife and five children into a three-bedroomed wooden house with no electricity or gas on a patchwork of fields surrounded by forbidding forest....
  • China crisis(brutal suppression of a protest: a video was smuggled out)

    06/16/2005 6:46:49 AM PDT · by TigerLikesRooster · 22 replies · 896+ views
    Channel 4 News ^ | 06/15/05 | Ian Williams
       China crisis    Published: 15 Jun 2005    By: Channel 4 News   In China, six villagers have been killed and 50 injured in a dispute over land. Channel 4 News's Asia correspondent Ian Williams reports. The attack came at dawn, hundreds of men armed with shotguns and clubs, rampaging through tents erected by the protesting farmers. Although rural unrest has been growing in China, this was one of the deadliest incidents seen in years and one of the first to be captured on video. It left at least six dead and a hundred wounded. The farmers, who...
  • China, "A Pressure Cooker Which Can Blow Up Anytime"

    04/27/2005 7:40:39 AM PDT · by TigerLikesRooster · 35 replies · 1,348+ views
    Chosun Ilbo ^ | 04/26/05 | Ji Hae-bum
    /begin my translationChina, "A Pressure Cooker Which Can Blow Up Anytime"Seven Oppressions in China: an Analysis by Asia Weekly Ji Hae-bum hbjee@chosun.com  04/26/05  Chinese society  is like a 'pressure cooker' with its safety lid tightly closed. recent anti-Japanese protest served as a way to relieving pressure from 7 oppressions by (Chinese) authorities.  The latest (May 1st) issue of 'The Asia Weekly' in Hong Kong assessed, "For last 15 years, under the slogan, ' Stability is above everything else,' China repressed the freedom of public assembly, which was guaranteed in their constitution, thus closing the channel for expressing discontent and frustration. (Recent) Anti-Japanese protest  is...
  • Another soft-focus photo ad for foreign investment

    01/10/2005 11:40:47 AM PST · by Kitten Festival · 1 replies · 249+ views
    The American Thinker ^ | Jan. 10, 2005 | A.M. Mora y Leon
    Countries the world over jockey hard to attract foreign investment. They care about it enough to make it a national priority, to send spies against their competitors, to build infrastructure, and to change laws to make their investment climate attractive. Most know of the economy-developing potential of foreign capital. The United States itself was developed this way, largely on British capital which built its great railroads, mining ventures, universities and corporations. China is now the giant of this game opf attractring foreign investment, aptly offering favorable business conditions and great opportunities to businesses the world over. But it's not just...