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Random Notes - Idle ThoughtsInteresting developments at Fauxfacts and not before time — Fairfax correspondent under the pump over Trump, The Guardian
But while staff rejected “any ideological direction” from the bosses and called the move “pernicious ideological interference”, management is not taking a back seat. Other Fairfax insiders say McGeough, a former editor of the SMH and veteran frontline war correspondent from Baghdad to Afghanistan, has been told to change from non-stop commentary and analysis and become more of a conventional foreign correspondent.
This will rock you — Sexualising School Kids — Moira Deeming, Spectator Australia
The test over Safe Schools should be that if Socialist Victorian Premier, Daniel Andrews thinks its a good idea and is digging in, when NSW and Tasmania are axing the program, it must be a bad idea. A very bad idea. “..The majority of this so-called anti-bullying material – from kindergarten up, is in fact explicit sex education. Kinder teachers faced with a student asking ‘what is a clitoris?’ are instructed to answer, ‘If you rub it, it feels good.’ They’re teaching masturbation to 4 year olds. Page after page of lesson plans made no mention of bullying..”
Random Note #178,945 — A pot of boiling frogs
With respect to this latest shooting in France and the uncovering of a terror plot earlier this week, when you consider that in France (as in other Western countries) it’s the establishment parties that have over decades allowed the ugly face of the Islamism and Jihadism to take root, grow, prosper and proliferate, whilst at the same time prostrating themselves, appeasing and sacrificing their own culture at the alter of multiculturalism, its difficult to imagine that Marine Le Pen could possibly lose on Sunday and even if she does win, she’ll most likely lose in the run off in a few weeks. People have a propensity to complain about the status quo but when given an opportunity to do something about it at the ballot box, vote for more of the same. Makes you wonder what it will take for the electorate at large to see the light although in the case of France, I fear that the frogs have been slowly brought to the boil and its too late. It’s a funny and a very strange thing, human nature.
There is no getting the toothpaste back in the tube — Europe’s Growing Refugee Crisis — Fox News, Tucker Carlson
Europe has created, fashioned and forged the instruments of it’s own demise. With 9000 last weekend alone, this is too far gone and Europe a lost cause. There are no solutions.
What Took Them So Long? — Malaysia Airlines First to Track Fleet With Satellites — Bloomberg
Malaysia Airlines, which lost a wide-body jet with 239 people aboard three years ago in one of history’s most enduring aviation mysteries, has become the first airline to sign an agreement for space-based flight tracking of its aircraft.
Could North Korea Destroy The US? — American Thinker
The nightmare scenario of an America sent back centuries in time before electricity, refrigeration, and smart phones has grown unnervingly closer with the presence of two North Korean satellites with orbits over a blissfully unaware American populace and an Obama administration that was indifferent to the apocalyptic threat of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack.
Random Note #199,652 — Citizenship And Australian Values
If the Prime Minister is serious, about a code of behaviour and values he should walk the walk and start by banning Hizb ut Tahrir and similar groups and individuals like Sheik Shady and deporting the social and cultural misfits that make up their leadership.
The rich, vibrant, and colourful tapestry of tolerance, diversity and multiculturalism — 7 News
The rich, vibrant, and colourful tapestry of tolerance, diversity and multiculturalism
Since When Did People Start Going To College To Get Stupid — American Thinker
Too many of these young people think no one should be able to utter a word they find unacceptable. Not a word. Like those who think persons who do not take human-caused climate change seriously should be jailed, our universities have become Orwellian factories that churn out properly indoctrinated robots who dare not deviate from the party line.
Random Note #197,342 — Demography Over Democracy
Muslims moving to the West but maintaining, adhering to and in the case of Turkish expats, voting yes for Erdogan style powers and philosophy constitutes a demographic jihad.
A numbers game. They’re playing a long game of demography over democracy. That’s the strategy and it’s been the same for 1500 years.