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American Journalist Murdered By Western Ally For Exposing ISIS Ties
In this video Luke Rudkowski brings up a very important underreported story of an American Journalist that was murdered for exposing the Turkish government assisting ISIS. This story is a year old and we are making sure no one forgets the name Serena Shim. Obviously this story hits home since Serna was Luke Rudkowski’s age and reported on the same topic of western state’s supporting ISIS.
A strategy based on invading or bombing might make sense if the number of militants were finite. It is not. Terror groups in the Middle East are attracting recruits faster than they can process them. Killing some creates more, not fewer.
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Interventions multiply our enemies. Every village raid, every drone strike, and every shot fired in anger on foreign soil produces anti-Western passion. Some are shocked when that passion leads to violent reaction. They should not be. The instinct to protect one’s own, and to strike back against attackers, is older than humanity itself.
Horrific terror assaults cannot be justified as any kind of self-defense. Their savagery is inexcusable by all legal, political, and moral standards. But they do not emerge from nowhere. In countries that have been invaded and bombed, some people thirst for bloody revenge.
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America 2015.
Thou shalt not commit logical fallacies
How does it feel realizing you're going to lose? All the people you accuse of destroying the country, liberals and feminists etc, are actually, literally taking over, and soon you'll be left in the dust full of skewed logic and hate and you'll live out the rest of your life seen as an embarrassment and blight on society by the majority of people. That must feel like shit, but I gotta say, from this side? It's wholly satisfying. Have a nice day.
And this is why we fight. These people aren’t doing these things because they truly care about “equality”, it’s because they’re so hateful. They want your money. They want your freedom. They want you to pay, literally and figuratively.
Liberals have only “taken over” because of heavy indoctrination in public schools and universities. Public schools are failing more and more. More people want charter schools where they respond to parents more and homeschooling. Universities have become too expensive and uncompetitive. New ways of learning will replace them. Liberals are killing off their own indoctrination system. The only question is how long to total failure.
This reminds me of CK’s post on how she considered that liberals and cultural marxists would be left alone in her perfect world when she would be guillotined in theirs.
Yup. Sounds like me. And the truth.
I literally cannot roll my eyes hard enough at the social conservatives who are acting like this SCotUS decision is going to being the plagues of Egypt and the apocalypse down on us.
Can you not?
Not literally, but you’re kidding yourself if you don’t think churches will begin being sued almost immediately for discrimination and, most likely with the precedent from the bakers and photographers, lose.
It’s become a literal crime not to participate in gay marriages.
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..." You don't have to be a constitutional scholar to understand what that means.
It means get your government out of the church.
‘Lost’ Ruskin Venice photos offer insight into famous critic
The Grand Canal and the Casa d'Oro under restoration in Venice are seen in this handout photograph of a daguerreotype circa 1845, released in London March 18, 2015 Reuters/K.& K. J. Jacobson/Handout via Reuters
Early daguerreotype photos of Venice that were auctioned off as an odd lot belonged to John Ruskin and provide new insight into the Victorian art critic’s work, the authors of a book about the images said on Thursday.
The Venice scenes, taken around 1850 and purchased at an auction in the northern English Lake District in 2006, coincide roughly with Ruskin’s work on his epic three-volume treatise “The Stones of Venice” about Venetian art and architecture.
They are being reproduced, along with other images taken or owned by Ruskin, in “Carrying Off the Palaces: John Ruskin’s Lost Daguerreotypes”, published by the rare book and manuscript dealer Bernard Quaritch.
“The discovery of 188 previously unknown John Ruskin daguerreotypes has been the most exciting of our career,“ photographic dealer Ken Jacobson, who co-wrote the volume with his wife Jenny, said in a statement. It said the images’ provenance was determined after "years of research”.
Perhaps the most dramatic proof is that the numbers on the reverse of some of the daguerreotypes are the same, and in Ruskin’s own hand, as those on Ruskin’s manuscript at the Ruskin Library at Lancaster University.
The research also shows how Ruskin’s use of the photographs influenced the style of his watercolors, the publishers said.
“We feel that the quality and unorthodox style of many of Ruskin’s daguerreotypes will come as a major surprise to both photographic historians and those in the field of Ruskin scholarship,” Jacobson said in the statement.
“Ruskin’s daguerreotypes would be a sensational new revelation in the history of photography even if he were completely unknown.”
The daguerreotypes, which used an early photographic process that captured images on a silvered copper plate, were sold as an essentially unidentified lot at an auction in Cumbria, near where Ruskin lived, with a starting price of 80 pounds.
A bidding war with another collector who suspected what they were rapidly bumped up the price and they ended up selling for 75,000 pounds ($110,000).
Ruskin, who lived from 1819 to 1900, was the most influential art critic of his day.
In addition to his groundbreaking work on Venice, he wrote an influential essay in defense of the pioneering land and water scape painter J.M.W. Turner that helped to turn the tide of critical and public opinion in Turner’s favor.
Every day, I get at least 100 messages saying I make people “terrified.”
The fact that people are terrified over a girl with a blog explains why universities have become nurseries.
I like to call their form of marxism mommunism. Cocooning, banning things, feelings over logic.
Man I’ve missed you.
I support free speech but…
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Beautiful. Quality gifs I like to see on my dash. :)
"You’re incapable of giving consent when you’re intoxicated."
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"I made a mistake, punish SOMEONE ELSE."
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Yeah, but then when you see men’s personal care products, you take a picture of it, post it on Tumblr, and go “DUR HUR HUR! Look at these fragile straight male egos!” because if someone of a group that hasn’t been approved for perpetual victim status has something tailored to their wants and/or needs marketed to them, it MUST always mean that their ego is weak. Have a laugh while you cook my fries at the job you got with your Gender Studies degree.
Words! Big ones!
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