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[Related Link]: [Trump looking at fast ways to quit global climate deal: source](http://mobile.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSKBN1370JX)
[Related Link]: [Al Gore Says He Hopes to Work With Donald Trump to Fight Climate Change](http://time.com/4565716/al-gore-donald-trump-election/)
[Related Link]: [China warns Trump against abandoning climate change deal](https://www.ft.com/content/35803636-a82a-11e6-8898-79a99e2a4de6)
[Related Link]: [Environmentalists launch 'emergency' campaign to persuade Trump climate change is real amid fears of 'planetary disaster' US President-elect is 'not only mad and bad but he’s also dangerous', UK politician says](http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-elections/climate-change-donald-trump-emergency-campaign-global-warming-is-real-a7412361.html)
| r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoySktwVXhBYkNnRGZSZFV5Unk0SFg4MDV6cExqaXlkWm83U1VrSkFQdHJ5ZnpKR0N1Q3c5MHNSc3hPNmxUblN4dzkwMTZickdxOHdXV1pfZW1tdjRKY0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5MVh6WlUzQTN4cXRQcGNLZkphal9kRWo0cWxEVUF4UGc3ajNJZ3hDRmVDdjVJdDJDaW81X2cyTERQazgxUUtxUnByckhjMEllc3EzQm1WV1hWVUV1cDYySWdqczRhSHU4RHdMcm1BU3BfWDd5cTRwd0ZWMUxJWHdYNElWMGU5cGY3Z1Y1T2VYMFpFZ014S1RnNTJaMTA2MDR1a1RpSTZYWHFzX3hrSVdjbjI2MmRscVp5b2ZCdmFGQjItc1B5blBQNm1na2FYUzVFVnE5ZVFXN201cE1ldz09 |
Apparently Kerry said there was going to be an extra thrust on climate control actions. They may be saving their energy for what they think matters | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWVJ3WGxzWmxvR21lUm1MMUxwY3ozZGwwYy1BaF9kOE93Y082MERjQjhrVjdCY3k4bFZwYVdzTlFwNFo1a1hnZGFjMlctUFhvVWZ6TEFockZfRngxQVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5bEp3dXd1cUk0VWI1WmN0MU9DSFlKak81UUw4NFRvY1FucUNtSFlUenRSWGJWRFB1NWk5andVX0dVMldnRFVMUmRkN2huMUVReFA2TTZuX1RZaFlIQlgzUVc2ODVPUlNDVEpXUTFpR19waEJ1RVlSSk1GM3RDVW1TZ3B6Z0NzdmJDSU1rUXZrSE4tMktnaTRvT1hNR3hQQmUyTWJWTU8wYTZkQnJKSkVaNmtuR2EtMy1VOUhXb1VFTDlQaTFjSGpfQkFFTEV4MWFMbFNxNjR5aDhQekZhZz09 |
The upside to changes to climate change belief is that we all get to be alive.
The downside is that if it's "fake", at BEST we created varying forms of energy for... no real downside, other than someone WAY high up on the economic food chain losing a paltry sum they can easily make back elsewhere.
At worst, we all die.
Keeping the planet from killing us might be a bet we should go in for, whether we believe it or not, you know... just in case. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWlp4aE1uQXVIeEhwUUNFaHNMOHNtOVlpRm9TOFhDTjh3TGwxSnExMDBQejU5OGtuTk8yMFpWVHRVQ21BSlRlOGs2MzJ6VU1uMDRPVmpsZXhfc0llM0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5N0ZvRzFoaW80cGVVNWFINGpKR01WSlR2WEFWR0lvQnl4Y2xYUy1FZW91M2pZU1pSUzJIaGdZdkFZbk1KN2lTSllOODNja0JjUWVOcllLeE9DVzVmZ1d4cHdLOUtQRXYxVGVMbGlTb3JMSjVoNzdBU1p4SEdGNVFoamtvMHZlVUtMTHZOYVZQMEgxdFlSRXJ0dTBrMm01UW9xY0ZJRnkxVEZLUzgwc2dqcFlJOVNSckoxTGNhWktNUE5JcS1KcGpzdGd6Y2IyZVlCVG5xTDRPVkY4aFdrUT09 |
[Related Link]: [Climate change in the courthouse: Milestone lawsuit awaits Donald Trump administration](http://www.salon.com/2016/11/13/climate-change-in-the-courthouse-milestone-lawsuit-awaits-donald-trump-administration_partner/) | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyQWhSY2o0cDNrdnVlbzN0SjZ0MVlFNVpfSWpfYnhhcUtPTTdqRXI4X3hLdkw4d19ibDUyQ19mOTc1Q01UUHJON2w0M0s2c3pqQjRQdFNxT1RnS1NEWEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5QkNBN0pjVk82akt5MHV0ZURXdWJoZjcyc3hDN3YwZ1o3LXF1Qm5DNnFZUFJiVFlaNUFaNTBjblNpUXJoeS1rQngyUGVQTFNGSkV3OHBjd3htcGZjTllwWnBaWkRTME9yeVo0a1NuM256dnVhcGhfWllEM3N0dEZaSlk3TmowbGluYmtlY2hha2JkTGI2dGJ3cm1jS0NZRW5hQUJIems3ZzJhaW16eW0zLWhjN3BYN0YzYUVKSktUMHdZVnBXMTN1dFVZTnJ0emY2UUJWX0VRQlZWZ2xuQT09 |
[Related Link]: [Putin aide: Trump could build confidence with NATO pullback](http://bigstory.ap.org/article/295849a11d584a71bc512bba26c551ea/putin-aide-trump-could-build-confidence-nato-pullback) | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZlB3RUtNblhlbHJXakZzRlZENUpzVmRQd3dDTHd4ZUw3M00xY0pIektQZUJsUUw2dWE5c2tPZllIWmNjOXRfUmNmQW1Db2R6QmxVcmZkUnp0RHdwN1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5Q0lFcEdfT3dhUGNwZGk5TldFVk1ZWU01ejdUN2t0Qm1UV3gxNHBydTRQVmNhOWNLa1FkbkI0cTRjdHpKQXlnSlFsbWY2NThZcFNfTVpWVWl3bnBCVHBZQlN1TG1QZ1hoTXpXRVo3T0FhWGd5UUJxQU1kc2V4OWJ1U0JJRkdVRE1YaS1WdkhZTVQyZnNYa2ZNT3ZHNUsxRDB6MjA3d21hQjJUOU9IbUdGdzBsaDk3dnJkV2RqY1cwMm16TWc2bzhrT2FKWVp5WkFpYmMwT3g1aThkbHBRZz09 |
[Related link]: [Nigel Farage is expected to meet Donald Trump today as he tells Theresa May: I can help you forge links with him](https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/797378406690078720) - on Twitter | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyT1B5ZHBfd2NxZjFQZ0QtbHFYX3Z6OWE0UEItXzJFaVpSNmVzM1dBNFZjODlTcjdLUmtWd05HY1UwVm90S3pDSTB0VG9BSndUcEo0NzM5MXRPb2FYbXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5MHV4cGx1VXlRNy1fV0NUYm43QVNiZi1mWkg2TzZueWprTGV0aUhhTjJQc0xDUlVDY2VzWWpONUdjX3RaZmZ0c1JoVXpWeTZGTE5oWE9oR3ZvOE9sWkFQUWRYLTJRaEY2VkFVTWlPZnctQkg3bGN0LW1JclE2RUlHbG1TeTIwQk5wM003U1VyLTNkSGt0T0lTNTVqMGkyVGhuaEd5LWFMWHdUcUtTS0lydENqcWRxYmMzekhVQnlOV3c4Tm4wNE5WcVhqc1l1TlUwV21FOEpKcDFlX2ladz09 |
Technically, this suggests that Trump is near to fulling one of his campaign promises: to kill the TPP. I hope he doesn't move as quickly on the EPA. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoya3NEYTRWQUUzZzR3SmVOWVRYSVh6TUQ3Xzl6NGRaWF96Wmljd04yRFRKamY0cnc0bWx2MmdEanI1b0lTQU1wbFBJU0hBd3NJQVd4WkJuc19WbzB3ckE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5ZGJBVGVIQU1JUUVwbXBUN3Z4WGhIR3NpaXFsSEZGMzlZRHpSbGp1OGNWY01IOW1relhDQl9DeEhUSlN3a1R2SUhUN0JIVzZiSllfTnU5anZuNkVkZlNzdkUwSHl6ZFBEelg5V1FlRm54YnBWVUh1NFluaElKM0thcW1CVlp3QlNLSnhfY011QkY1cEw2Tmd2OFNrc3pILVlUT2RfTzUtZUNfMVB4QWlqdk5OcFo1UXVENV9zcnZsWHZ1VERyOElTcVZPdzVzOWFyREw3THhJc1J6Tmg1QT09 |
Have any details come out about what "pushing ahead" looks like? How, specifically, do they hope to make Paris Trump-proof? | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyaHFBdHJ1Q3E2dXZ6TnZEZzBQM2xBRXl2MG5rRW54b0hFblpXNmNNOFlMZzlNUElXM1RhV0ZiRTVFV2lzWXN6Z3BaX0s5ZGZfdmV1ZmJObFkyNmlHdEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5SmVIS1ZpWlhpUnJpWW40Vi11VjR6a2ZrYTBMU1VmUWR4VDRqUGJJaHd2a3QtNFUwdWtUSlJhWXNRU0JnNlNWQ0g3QWMwd2lZNjVFSjBZSlRFNTFNZkd2VUZNeDg5OGs3Ql9UdFo1dW84MWtBRkpPOFlYUHZ1RUt1X1hrYjNrRzczdmR2SXFKaG9fenBBSHZRYkpJek04eTlGTU9PMkxodXVtN3lKZ3IweGtvRHVGQ2N5TTV2WTM1VzJIRUhvMFFIdXhLVExyeHA4czI0Q0pvUHJVQlA2UT09 |
[Related Link]: [The Costs of Mass Deportation](http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-costs-of-mass-deportation-1458342018) - The associated costs are more than the GDPs of most countries in the world. This is most likely a conciliatory noise meant to sooth Trump voters worried about him back-pedalling on campaign issues. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoybHVGQ3pwRlFyZGItaUVick1YSEd2a1Q2SUl0VWI2MkgzanduZUlvNGFVLXRHWWhUMzRvU24zRDNVVk9vQ0JTNTU4VVVlZFllVkZLZUNjWW83NEktR0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5eTNkNGR2azRTcWRkNzJDcXBES0pjSmpONldrdl9rWmlkUUhKUzhGTzR4SHNqZGxqTGZTNTZvOUxQX2ltWFF5d1Y1Rml1V3BuZ2tMTnFGcGpyaUZhdzFSVjVqY0RRdUE1WEctQUZZWjk5RktYWXNCTFhyNWZKeWZRZHBlUjNac181OFEwY1lfLTV4RjIyNlh2QTRMZVd5Ui1IYXFPUlhiV0dtUjVNUEQ5aU54Mk94eEpPdmNXajV4NlFvd3JDdWg4LWlJemZMQWhxbXNKOXN5WkZ1eDRpZz09 |
LINK: [Trump asks to postpone Trump University trial until after inauguration](http://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/trump-asks-to-postpone-trump-university-trial-until-after-inauguration-231287)
LINK: [US judge encourages settlement in Trump University lawsuit](http://www.9news.com.au/world/2016/11/12/20/10/us-judge-encourages-settlement-in-trump-university-lawsuit)
LINK: [Judge Rejects Trump's Bid to Exclude Campaign Controversy From Trump University Trial](http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/judge-prepared-allow-donald-trumps-campaign-statements-trump-u-trial-946140) | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWlg4OTdrOUxGV1dHd3REZVB2ZkwtbXdkN3k3TG1VWVM1NXVxTXNfME13VlpDUXZLUHZDX2t0M05aSXhPb2JBZ3hDaG14M1Nyd1JnQkJPYTJDbDJCQUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5TGxsR2E1Ri1YQTEyYkU0ZGJuUTRxdEY0VVplYmQ1RnlGV3M3RXhKTkRlV1BWQWNhNkY1OEM0R25XVmttMFpETW9rbDd1d3VtSDhqN0ZHMHBkY01yclJOaTljNjNoZHFncG1GN01yRElZWEVzYldYNEZHSDBGQV9BcVB6c1dYbk1lTGJGSjZUWW00ZzFzaUtVRkZrMHE1MWhaTUlLTEJMTElJeXItN0s3eUJzZjVMNXpTVE9YZUVEaXhNcXhoVS1RdWR3cEFwSXlBMjJYOHVXajk5dTQ4QT09 |
Short on details. The idea might be to tie up so intricately with the mechanisms of the Paris accords that untangling out may be costlier than it's worth. That's just a plebian's guess though. I'm no real clue. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoydjNmVkNXbGp0MDEtc3B3TTVUVnVhb1VDOVR6NnBhei1ISkhqd0ZPVTFxVmZUMF9vYTNCWC11YmNpdW9IOHpkbFZmOFNfR0dPM215dzNYTnhmTVQ1Smc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5NHR2Rl9QWmZwYy1aSjcycktJWFhUZlJjTkRoMjYtVk9PUGpYQ0x6RTNOaWRaRExiY0lLQTY3S09sQVJ3b1NrWmVXUnAyQlpCeGptY3kzTUN1bHdPUDhpQTZVTUhtWlI2Mm5XQ2FNYWtrS1hLYnFDZ3ZHaWQ1VXRMQUJxREJaZnNzeDB4Wng2TU9uMnBGeDNhQUFrWHUtcjY5M1hralFEWFpVV3NmRTg1aU93UFN5LVdlSjE5VDFsZmc0UGUwcXlNX3A2alNKVVNNVlVJWkJOcHNmVUctZz09 |
LINK: [What Trump's chief of staff pick says about his presidency](http://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/donald-trump-chief-staff-presidency-231281) | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-13 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyN0lnbXJDdVM3S1pqSDFSMHRRcXhlT2xoQlJOeFVjMVFfVUtNangwNzBMRmhOT3hxak11VXBUOTh6MFN0YzJrVGFaeUdkb0RtTTRHb1FsdnZJT3BTRlE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5QXdDN3FaV2RoMWMtUlBKbm1pQTMxOWtPQjMwR2ExS3NkeXdNQUdJd0Y2anNKUWMzc25ONUlXT3g2MWd5MlBHckdoWDQzcFd5djJCT1lHeEd1QXVqcUVUZHVGYjktVXhyTFVqaGhDODlZemI3aDdVeHVFQnVYLXhUQlI0NHBLOG5RYlJ1OG9za0dOQmtnOGoya010OW9vejJuRXdiY3dNbWRhT3NLWWJTVTZpMEhINnRKWnJtdHRTN2VZSFU1TzQyLXpHbVlNRjlPNzVEMm5OMFpVdHVNdz09 |
Sounds like nobody knows what they're doing :/ | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZXdRYkJhN3B0NnAxbmxvYUJRUFRqZlMxei1NWEVEWV83MllxZVdEdlMzamctWVJiM0t4X1B4cDlpNWZheU0xRVg4d2w5N0JFbENRNVRGbjlXY1ZfT3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5djRmWWlfVUZUZ3BrZW92dEpuVU5NeUdxemVfM083SFV3WDhERW50M2VqaWxHanUyRjc2OWpwS0E3T3RtaDFiQmpnWU9US2FocEMxRUFndUtaRkNJLUI5alA2M0R5N3FSYWN1blAwSVNpeDU0RUFPX3lIcDlrTzV5SUQ0MFpDaS1JMzdhVkJBOWxQQkY1M1BrVVE2U2NjWXAyUG1TTkJrNVBubXV6R25wWkxXSUM1UExEV1RpQlNjb0RmR2lUODBIS2hzNkRTbEc4R2hWVU1rdDBVNlZGdz09 |
There's a sign-in barrier, we can't read it. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyLUdrRTh5VUZzaW9feEgzNWNlM3hQZ0Qyck9lemVuZnBFZUtoSzRmOFVOQnZXcnJCSmVhcmJ3d05iUXY4NnBiUVlUUldyUElFX2pzb1Vzbm1nWVpSaFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5VWYxWkNYLUdPaHp5U25tYzhrVENBN0pGZTNpRzZ2VVVoaFFETDJZVWl0OUwxUFc3NUJBQlh4Z3pLWnBqdUJBYUpxU2w1bWlVNF9YclFNUXlIMkRZUGRDNzM0cFVfREtHWUFaQ0lUdENVeWx3QVdYb2xCWXBUaHVlRnlkU05JUm42aDdTTG83NzRkT0phd25hZFY5NzNjbnVfM045VFJhNXlLUzZtRmU4N1pFU3EwaEh3NlZ6M3NXYWpvUXJVNnozaE1HakNzaE5udE9FOGJrcGNrcUo5UT09 |
And so the republican internal power struggle begins. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoybUxQUDFtUEppUEdpRVRtTGszSkszR0xXa1dSRDJyYTd3NGdqcWVJZ2sweVE3RGlLeFB5UlR5aW1JUmFyWTBzVWZvSjFBVFNBbXJpeEJIQVc5OE5FaWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5T2FQa0piRDdRc1Z3QTN2WXdDUnM3TUZKcklxR2YwMmszenA0bmN6eWJTdzhBeHlpUEItMnVRbUZocWpyeS1Malg1NGROMllWMUswaFQwNjgyTnlQV19heG1jczJKVU45YjE0MUIzUVVSMW5GOWZ1bXNFRjlJcnlSTGVUUlBuaTdNbTlNSHROcGUzZWw3ZGxkRFNBbkZLSnRPOGpjLS13emhtZnIxbDMwNW5RbS1HbXlBd0gxWjZmdFN5b0lGY3NKUi1hQzZnZWRyeWh5ejduWlBqNVVyZz09 |
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youre aware though, that in fairness to him, 100% of congress insider trades.... | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyN2swclAtWkVSTWRIRFYzZVBHSUlfN1pNV2lEN2l0UGktYzZZVjNoTnRsOUpHU09RUHlJSjlLODBCUTMxT1JvUUZ0WDZONFVxSjJDOFhaaG9wdE5ELVE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5d25tbE9PbXhnYk90V2pqSVY0NmcyaTVjSngwZUoyYXJTR0tFNHBXaW5TeC1RNkJ0NEg4eXVSYXNOTXdZVjY0NndvSDNUS3JKQllYaEFQQUFjamg5TnNYeVpwVFMxMVkxS0xycnhNYzBxQzZGVVRFdzZrWEtDc0d6VWhUSUYxRnpkQ3VVQzh2NTdrelgyUjZiX0FmQmhBUTFpcnluV3d0NGg5UkIwU2FtRFRZNVh2TktKWG96ZUNXRVJJcGxlakI5QzR1Z2Qtd2o3c3JoNXhiNlJJaTc3dz09 |
Try to depict movement. | r/weeklystudy | post | r/weeklystudy | 2016-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWU41XzNsa1FzVlV5NXBsRVEwOTNBRnJ2UFZsZkFQZngzWnNkZVI4bHRRR3NKR3dqRlpLZFpXUFV3aDl0Q0RyR05EUmdjakhfYnFNMkZkU3JJcTItNGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5TlpyMUR5OGNOb1E4SnRodHhTWk5NWFhhVmk1ZXRIS3Zldkp2TWtPZU1GNFZrWk9VUGtmQkg4NldOVW5NVE9SbzNaa0tXQy1WMUx2UUpuYVM3OUJ3QUN6QldOYS1VeDFtcWdXWFNKSnMtdEpsaFh3WHNxQVNLUDh3el9YYVFGQmFJU0FlVXcxbDBxdGY5TngyN0g4TGd6b1dBeG9DclNMNUZpeEFMWlpKQXg0PQ== |
While no doubt a significant number do, 100% is hyperbole. Bernie and Warren most likely do not, for example, and I'm sure many others don't either. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZTRsdnJSY1VMeHUxMEdFeFpXak9DcDFObDlNWlp4ZlppTk56eGNWQlhJOGtkcFVNc0ZQMHdBSkM4bWs4TTNfNzJ6WHVlcko1aW5wMnhiZEY0WGlwS2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5S1Jva3E2bWNEdjBiREt3Y0hmNWtqYUhPc2ktenladXBQYzFNT2xSOFNQRVY3dlRubnhXa2xuWFRmRGtpaEQ5RF9CMVdrdmR3cWlEanI0U01IUWN2MWpVdTFLTFM2OGdOZlM5a2FRc3UyTjluZFhHRjFNV1VvRW1MMTBMeGh4UEpPVFJOTTduVlp1eGJzRW1UUGxKamZRS3RnbWJHZndhekdENEJNWE8zclNuZEtMcF9iZmhJNi10NkxmRVF6TTFaU3gwSGRRM0NVU1JfdVNzMjVrYVh5Zz09 |
it's perfectly legal for congressmen but yea i was hoping people could tell 100% wasn't legit serious.... | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyTTluOExUZWF1UFlDNVZQNHFSeHktOTJ4Q3dzblNRV21EUGFBd3FQaTZWaUswU25ZaFBkb2xKWEgyMV9UUlRXdHFCR05iM080ZHp5SjVFZjhjRC1GN1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5LVJzQk44VVVVaDlEUFBKOFVLVVZsQWlPcW5tYm1vakp2RkFGdlhHUWpEYWVxc0ViOEhBalhRNk9EUFBKc25DSHYtNVhCemhvN2puYU5vWmR2YTczRkdpSFdPYWlfZC1rUmsydzdET21vcm1faGN2MHNHeGJVdHY4RnctMk93b1Y5RjUyeFQtM21sV21qb2VoeTUtSXpWcWkzeEJXdUV4VjRoWFN1WWFlQjlmWVNhczVmM3RNLUZYaE9nR1FEaFVhU0RRVy1CTUdKUTlfeUN6MnYyZUl1UT09 |
Wouldn't we have recourse via WTO for something like that? | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyekp4emVIVE1fRnBoemN4elJray1kSnBtdndwbl9tUTBpa25qRWY5TUFMZ3dCRmItNUl0X3dNYTFlWUQ0QjRIRWlIc2laNjVWSUoyQXgzbnJIdG9PcGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5RGE3R3AzWUx3cGswc1lKOWhoVnFINnFrQ2N0b3hmcjBYSFpLcFluREMxR1pUZHZkMHZXZXZYUGR6VTFfX2YzbjJMcFdFNHg0UzNkTGRXMnJKeS1SRXhiQVV6eG5PbWlKWVJGOUQyNUJlUlRwVEZBeV9Ub0E2LWFEY090LXdYLW9YRVFZLTk2cVV6VUtQLTB5WExlN29yalBVWFhRNFN5cnVMbWhTTHdocG02aHlwUHVNTG9GQ0dNUkxkbmhKY005ZG5LRWFXcTJSdVZGajdyYVF3TW9Xdz09 |
Serious noob here | r/urbanfarming | post | r/urbanfarming | 2016-11-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZFlWa2FyLXhaWkdYLUNhWG1ldmJLb0FvZkE1M05xN3FxR1VpaVpzY0EyYnBxd1dGVmVBQlJnZ2pZLVBxNl9FaFk4Vk1NN3p3SEtKQzRSWnpHOXlkT2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5aC04eFRtd21oVjNULUttakQwLXNLNWdnc2xnRzZxdVQxb0ZteFRmeHg3V19VMGFTR3hDTmRMRjZ0SUpMWkNLMmx2ZXJRYTRpcklYem1UZjZwWUxnUXRmT3FBUWs0VUdNRC00VXVGYVdrNGxQRnRiQlZvUElTYi1peFdVaVd5Ui1uUjB1MVRCbUlfbEVueTRpV2o0UV9ocVBsekNWX29aT2t4aEZMU3JNREpHR1M2NkNYbS1sSWcyaHY3LVBpZXpfM2ZVS09obU1OeEdObmtLeV80NFROQT09 |
I loved Ghost Hunters until Grant left. Grant was my main man, lol. | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-11-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyalFMZFBtMXZ0RUVGODBpWVpuSlltQldlZE14NU1LNTE2cWxsUzllRl9RdUVfTnVDQWZIel9KSUsycDVjQUEzemR5Ny14X0JkT2lDbm5zdWVkVHlhUmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5R3NyemVxLVZGdTE4QTgyWmZvM1ZzQm1uQWl1UC03VVVCc2N6V01qYWpOcXU0ME1MNWo1TU9UVFVsci01eW1sSlRWNlo4Y1hwcjljNnJZNjFpZzUxdUtDTEgyZVRndUR0MUZrczV5a3FZRXdCeHBSNFlsOXdrdlZ0Qm15NzBmZE5uUnBHdUxfenhmWDFScXJSZXF1NjdNSENCNlAxS1FqTEVrZmQwWW1MR3VFPQ== |
This is going to be a really long 4 years. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyQnNzUUxtdUpjWkVmb00yMWdjY05nbmRWR3Y3SEJLRDFmT0xDZm90bmQ5SjdXQTJrRllua0ZSSUxST0FsTzJ6Z3h6eEhteVJnc2RyNUxkcnJDNXE1aFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5ZE51LXVCZzVZSFlSTC1oZ29mRHFqUFFackRYT2NQalpKV19nOFkwd2FrUU9MWmRLREpBUGxna3JNbkV3bW9tNlFHcHJiNGlhNTdnYXJ1YUNuVFN2UjlRdTc4dGZIbWhxcVM3SjhNNEJlZnhqU3NsWklHaGRFM1JHMGd4NFVOQjJSU0RVcVM0VW85SlpuU2JVNFh5cHBULUxGSHo5c3E3ZWw5bHRyay1mT3NDenR1Zi1qM3ZkZ21MS3N1VWFMSnZnRHFwcXp4VW5pVHR1VUkyREJSRTFrUT09 |
Cities Skylines. Nuff said | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-11-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyN1l6V1p3b2ZOZXlKMUk0SVF6OEtfNzNieFIwUzVoWmFELTNVVW5ja0lxa0hXQ3FlSWthMG1YTkZSS3JTS3Z4NDJWNDRJdkx6TURGMGZhVTJrVGtSdzdTbG9WY2NZSm5Xbk1CVUUtenlUT3M9 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5MlVuMFVCQ2ZOVmw0Z0NZTi12NGNxYzNoaFVVMEtkT0MzLXB2VDFMNk44c2Z6ZDFJajJNY2pXM3dYdE41NDNWczhjbklDQlE1RnBqa29LNXRRbFJuSFQ4OVU2ZmZHcHROZVZ3Uzd5eWdRSDVSOWxPekdrSUw5YTZtMlY5QU1nMld6YnlVWkk4TmZ1VmNLMWlTREc2Q3BqdFJMRFdUSXpQekF6N3ZKQmNCTktrPQ== |
We are all mayonnaise on this blessed day! | r/condimentpackets | comment | r/condimentpackets | 2016-11-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyUWY0a2NNcWhNdUlLZ19SUW9CcE9Ka1pzYnNyRE9mV2ZOOTZ6eXQzdHMzSWRuazRTeVFwenJtUzRnOGYwX0JOZXI0X01Tbmk4QUhMMTVZaVZ4YXRKeXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5SlRxUHJDRUJPUFBWTVRMeEs3ME00ZUJOa0VqVlFkWEtpWHY0c3ZnZGh5WEN4NnpQdW1RVHUwNUpybmNLdEp0MENGdVBBa0VkTDRpX1pueEpKZFhVREN1Zm5NSVcteGw3WkhzUkQxYXhnS1BKamFiZmJwSldvbTBNZkNhVl9KcDY1TFJESUtRTS1nMF9SU1c1Smk0eWh5dGpoUm5OTnc4UXVEcWZoRXpLaUIzTjByY0FlV2tsbW9HT1NhaEpteGQw |
If they ever make Stargate Universe popvinyls, I will buy all of them. And two of Rush. | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-11-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWWV3aGdORXVlU2NLYUlMODMyYzZDQjNQV0c3bGh4OW53Sk8tcjBCRGNuMk00ZnZ2V3E3Y2d0aDlTb2xrblhadWdpYWJQQ09OY1NjR3hoNEVQc3VmRG9JaXB2QmRCcHlmU294SnF6TW9UNTA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5X3RlRU5mRWg3VWVvY2NCMFAtdVFFZnp6SXppVllPbmowd00wbUNvOHM0Z0x1bF94TkZXMl9aNjJ6dUxUT0llZFV1VTFCcFA1Z3haNmhFaUJPcXRyaXpHVGswVFVuRUp6NGlBcl9yU1dfZzVSZHdLWXZyb1dIa3hhNWVWRC1LeUVLaWhWNHhueGpTd2YyeFloVVhXLU85ZGtxaEFmMVppdEVfVW1CbmtDT0U0PQ== |
I want to know so bad what he is trying to hide! | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoydUR5NGVKYTRSeWkyaDdzZXYtT2ZZeWI0N19ZUjRRUXhPNmtMRFdib2dXTUlIM01GVm4xaTF0dG94Mld4QUs0dW0xTi1najdZNzc1cnpUa3N0el9wWGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5M2doVW10RkJyeTlGSG9uTmxERW9ZLUJNXy0tN3BVbUNPd1VlSWxCM0NzQlJkajVhXzJJVW9uc0prdzAtV1dXTjIxLWRreGFwbEZqSGFyV2NkNi1aa1RRSm9lQVNrMUpMdE5veHlZMlg2Tl9rTnNCaFdEdGVidnFMY3ZBLW1KQ0lRTnc4TmxLWmIydTJlaFRFZFdJTGJLeDg1a0JIUXhOMkxSTUxsdFd5enZMT2tXczVZZ0VIenlPbEZRbUZ1bHRHdVpzVkp2ZU8wUmkwTVRQOWdMd2ZQUT09 |
I just started playing that! My bf is getting me into gaming. :) | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-11-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyV1NIX3ViYmFlOXBpbHRZMWhJczVzcmNrZFBHX202ZXJhc183cUtybUFRSVdUQW9YTC1QcHB5Y2FPWDB1aW9YbVNuVVl3cFpMSTNwbTBsZEdIMVdORmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5dmxGMGVfYTJWNGR5b00tVHBKSVhCYXhJTWV6OW81aElpTG5kTVFmd0N1UXhaNENuem5pOU0yYnhtY09ZMEh6TDFncVNBdG13QjFfdEVkRHVGMTE3cGUxaklhYXZCc0dPTGhmSnF4bjg1VDZpa2FhZktSUFFLZ0VwOWFUd3hWTThHVUhwRm04RlNCeEJyZnF6dC1Jbk1YUk9sYXVSTEZtOXVMNWI0MlNzQUNjPQ== |
Your boyfriend is awesome | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-11-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyeGotT2hscWZxb0w5UFBfcjBBNGxDY3dadXFCRHZYOFY3UXR1SVdDMDBYVjBTR2lLbW85WUEzTV9GWS01a0lWcjZyZW9HMTdSTFk1d096Rk9fOGc4ZTdyaHViY1FteS01cUNxMHE1ME5xaTA9 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5WERHeVh3Wi0wcms1NnNobE9FNFd3OFNlN1EzakNMVUZFdEhmdHNpbVk2RTdzX285NS1za2ExaE9OdWh5U2FLNzBZOGI0MVIzdE9zZFlyaE5zeXJKNll3TWIzZE9aQlc3YXU4RFlfWFZDUHlPUldIT1QzUkpUbFRVaE9jNVlPS1BWa3Z2X3lxWEVod2dMRTFWUjRSbEk1TkU5M1FodTVhTkJCVldwOXVsN2FzPQ== |
what restaurant is this? | r/condimentpackets | comment | r/condimentpackets | 2016-11-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZFY0elhjMk4ydlBDTG9HVlBMX05PaVpteUZNMVRFYnVLNlp3eEdSSG02NThNUlJ5NVVaWVVjVlpicDg3ajg2YUJBTFRCVURyMU4wbVN2X25JY2NTZFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5MXRjMzhnR25kRUdSV0xMaTVUWlZIY3NtLVI5cUJYN0hOczhvS3dfVHhSSDlmLWw2eVkwYXlGejhjeGhHRTFqYXJFMDRXS0pxZTV5RlJ4WDZtRlNFRldndmZGUGxGNUhMczRHMzNhbVozNG0teTVkbERCVndpRE5EQ3UwQ1dnVWt4RW5FRXF3bVRnYUxYUWgwSVZwOHVNRTZXWUtiUi1XMmR6RVZteU5SMGtqUEJYQ1FndVVQU25ULTJnLS1INTVUaFNKUHRFRWRNQ3I1a190MDYtMGtRd2xPTlVDT19IeFlFUnlaRXpPa1Mycz0= |
Oh god, do the scissors ever get washed or do bits of ketchup just cake on getting crusty forever? | r/condimentpackets | comment | r/condimentpackets | 2016-11-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyQ1R1elNDSm41M0N1OXJDRF9IQVRSUnRPZFliYThud2tldUZSbi1oWTNnYTBJRHJoM0NZSkpXZ1pMSEJ4SFY1emx2MnpacUtmRDZ2RVpMMXFObmZCRGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5M3ZTRWVhUzY0VnJCUThIRTJ0eDdMMjEyb3RRZDZwaGhLRlJqV2huTEgwYWQ1SWNvSld2RjFxejMxbGFoWHpBREFmY1U2eWV1TFp2dXhtSDdtWDBxdmtjZjRNd1FSTENvRVAxWmJINkdPT1Vqa2QyVTl0N3FKTlpzYnpSckNwLU43a3Z5Vi1qekZLZzNSSXdRRktOQzVDT1N6WThtWTN1eHE4YXJIVl9ldjQyLUVEUzZlNnlWOXhDclJmUmdhOGdmbUljd1E4ajZRdDZFVWtWSHU2ZnhfN0hZMVFJdTI0dTc1NUZSX0V6RFc5ND0= |
Its for drip tape over a large area so has to be compatible with that | r/urbanfarming | post | r/urbanfarming | 2016-11-19 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoySE1heW9EM2tfQnlsY01hTjY5V0liVllIY3UyUk5rSDBScUJPVWJvQ2toZ20tOUZYS0Z3WHZYQ2pVQ3NJWGhIQ0t4SlVpWFRrQ1ZHX1VwQVRtUXZaendxY0h1UVZfeUNkdGZoM243X0ZIR3c9 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5NEZhdE1wNnNBc1ZPUXhSaWZyaG1TVnV3UENfYVRqSklWUkNCLWZXVGVaR2d2TV9mUTA3VjRsTnA1MkNfMGd6MzM1MlpWUGNDQUNMUkhOeWU1NVo2ZVBpNTdBUFdKZmdHVUNUY1lwQmhNMlc0bkcyY3FZQ1o5c05hVDRYQldEeDVBQlRNQ05oRU0td3diVXV5aUsyT3o2UHQ5U0IzaTZtOFVMWWh6U0xFWExMbFRWeXE4d1FzUHhzRFlZX1phN2hHX0JjTnNOdDlHNTBfaUI0NzBvOFZqQT09 |
It really undermines his point when he has to type out "cre8", etc. Twitter sucks. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyU0xjWFVnMXRWb0dLZlAxSTJrYkdBbDBtcHd2VTVmZ3h4RTBrZXJweDN4ck9ENXY1anJFcGNYLVAyNjB1em9zYWFWMC01bjVqMGlNVlFHM3dKWHBBTkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5aF9jXy00bUowcUhGYlVBNlFCMzNxOUlueWtUaXVRQVlUX0dTNmUwc0ZHM3JxWnpVRl9iU09LRDgtVnh2cGlnTEgza2VwMTdETDFveDAxc1FLSkFkZzhVQy11Smw1TzZYRVFLWWVITG14amVPdzhKcTV2dXY0cnJIc28xeDFmOHYxbVU1a08xZnNBeVNRT1J0bklfQTdhQXJWM20xZ0VKZTBFVXhBbzU3Qjg4MTd3T0pYamJqVXZaZlRyQm9QWWJ0eG5qdS1lYmxXUUxwQ1MtRWFveWVNUT09 |
To put this in perspective, Al Gore won the popular vote by about half a million voters in 2000. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyOE9rVjExY29oX3NRMnhKT05GZUp2M1BlQklubnJ2SU9UTHMyYi1pdVJ5UWVuMDZnOERBdEJUa1ZVMEM0Q3dsaFN1Y3RkWXpydlVKOTBnaG03bDZNT3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5N19FZ2M3WFdreTlmc1ZvT1VZcXdnSlFBZGZGeHJENHMteS1yc0JHdDM1VHJCd0JVUWdvNGRfeG5URFFsOTg4YjZYOUVsTHVKZ3VpSklINzluTTAzNmtnNVlqb0Z5cnlQdVMwZkNwSWJ5bjJaSGdlY1kySWdfX3oxaEhONHU4b2xDdjZnaXZCR0xyTHI3Z1BrcF9KaHA5RDlwRjAxc2VrdGh2YzU5SlRuWTBlRjZuZFk2QTJ1dkZNNFp0WGNQMW1wdWlJYi1weDhsTGNNZmNIT2xZeDNKUT09 |
"What's a 'middle class'?"
- Millennials | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyYWl4VE5QMk0zTTE0cUQwV2plR3lQbTFPaFpDNEFTZEE0NGhQNkhWTGktYkRaSzBiRVFRMnM5Zm5QWUx2SHMtM0FFSHRGS1VUaEs0c3FCMll1azM5bmc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5cWNjQ3hySVNKSGU3NGRRaDhPOTB1QWlsR0lWbjREWFhhSnZ5Z2d6LTZfU3ZIZGdyN3hVM1F4MGE1azZsekU4Yml3QTAyazVmY2Vlb2huTXBuUkxkbXo5VEdkSVduczJfNG1IRWRaRXpPYmpQWUtFbWxWNV93bjlOQlVQbmQzNzlhTVRhN1IxdWZtZVhIaFVxZmtaM1phekc4aHNLSG1YcUhvUnp0bzN0cV81aFlPM2RQdGlCYmYyTjZjNXRrOWk4 |
It's a valid point that the liberal politics of the cities are vastly out of touch with America's heartlands. It's probably the leading reason for the disconnect between the rural and urban areas. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoycVJsanpNMHg4bXl1TGRUVjBmSWhNajVVbW12ZHR5UnFabG9LQmFWNjlERDBzdE5yZlZRWks0ZTZ0azdUa3JvR2VvWm1fTzFHZFRBUzFNVVFHQVh5SUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5bFFjbjNZVWhLLUw5d0hybFJMZ1F2MHp2bFNQeTZ3TWZQVEQyMURROGY4YTNZTFFROVlHVlRudEZoTXpMUFFueWhEYUV3VHY5TFBkQ0VUbUpjMDd6blNoZnBWb1JuZ24tRkZqTUFnR0JYcVNuS3BHVHg1dnRWZ1k0VmZtaFB3UzhiY1FMRWs4cjlTdkh0LXYtYTR5bFZueDhkR1l3b0NUaktVSUlmNTFweEdLZ1pXdmJPeEQ5MnZkalVpZE5remxy |
They are the one's making sure you never get what they have. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZGs4WWg3TzJtaTFmMmJkTTAtMlBzV3R0OHVveVpqeTlIYnF2N0YxSEh5LTU5YXFLRTVpa3E4dURuVmxxMmZiM2ZCSDNfVFFBenpHSXdXeWhFRkZuMnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5eXZkZmFyelQ5U0FtSFVfUTB0d2Nmd3VvLWJ3QzNidGFnSVlxdzhRSXJYQzlfbjBvT3RnZXlsYXJNSEU0Rkh3eHJRSnlsQ1BSZzItelFxSVJKR0E5aGZzTlVMMHhTY0l0VW9ydGpJTnFXd3NRMy1uYkpENk9ZQ1U2b1E4Q2hRZnhFM3M1a3NZQ0laSjFQUU5ZMmpNRHNnQzAtZi1yMmJxMjZuZTRrdnh3Y2thQURKcllOYm1jR0VuZF93dHhiRENx |
This is a long shot but basically most software allows users to see "im at path a and I want to go to location b" then draw a line. But being able to print that line is not offered. Is there a way to do this? or any interactive maps that would be of similar.
thanks! | r/mapprojects | post | r/mapprojects | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZmJIY2F2SEMtdWwwb2JsYzVjTHloS3huVDRJcDYzU0Z1VHlfWmRlTExGbjZHT2Y1UzFTUW5keGxRTFNLd19YVDhEeHpxMEstN2ZhSDdHTEdDblU1R3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5dXZSclBJdTl1Z0ZreXdwS011MF9MdWRWRk1zSHotMG0xNHpVMm5iUGtEZW5iTnlHcldaQlUtbzZ6c01QUnFXYnhlc2ZNTjFRTXVuSms4UFYxZldiUmxqYm16WXY3NmRKeXlDZFVBV182Y0FLa0c1NDVRdXhocTdqbkdaNjlZWHJHWUZaMGVRR2UtVmU2dC1GY0tvN3loanRjZ2pXMUNfV1Z3dUE2U2huNm5fRjVDMTI1M1pyWWE4cks4N2NndF9PdXhJdUZZak1jY180WWRwQTVhelRzQT09 |
http://i.imgur.com/2zow8nC.png | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWTA1RlN5Q3pJZXlUZ0hzT0oyWUdKcVMyVldSQ0ZVX2VDYnY1aFhvNnR0a19VOWpxaXdTdVZYMWs1d0tXeXFLVFJuNm83VlRmUFdNaDZhcHZiZTVfbWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5WkNRQnJsTU9BN2xjTktvTjQ1MG9LdDZ2TVVnaXFjcTBGT1pzUVVvXzJCUjFHLXZfNUQ1MWsyMWxtZ2FFR3FnZmUwYnExUWoyeFNRYmw5VlNnRXBheExOeDduYVV1RFFuWmtTdmVEVktRdXFJdTlQSmtpQnplcjlreFNjLWJLdFh6QlNVWG1RTkxtelBLakwza1ZWSGRFa1hHd3FHenMtbmMzaGhQWFNNbU5US3R4bkpHUUZJWUZUczROQ1FmLTdwMU1hSEJTaWx1dFVYVnFpemp1RHdEQT09 |
Send it to Obama. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-21 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyY1dELXlHR1JZSnpSMXZkQVFCVmRmZWVqSTJab0h3Vi1HalRqQVV6SGVVUExqOWgxOWViak9GNkVfZXJLZU5KdjdFejVyWWxZVTZTMmNIR0c5TV9TZGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5SHk2bnFOdHNvcWNPMGhzeVVoSzl3SzM1bm9wVlViQXMyWldUSWNEcUFmWmtLLXBTZjdYTlFPRUdVZ2VYSkZxc29YSFFhSllkbW9sSnY3RVREVmtRNnhicF8xNVJwbF9fV1lodktaRzZmYU5Zb0JDeUI2ekpoR2M4UTJPRHhBZHJlT1VfX1FmQ1lEZFM5WjI3dHhiWEVCUFZNNDNxVWRhdlNtQW83Y20zSS1jTEJGdEpBUmIxNzUyVHJPSkZmcVg5WjdBaExOZkdfTGdoLUhfNDIzWnVrQT09 |
Kind of. I love Sherlock, but I can't find ANYONE else! | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyeFZvcno3WERaNnBtbVpPbHZNU0FXSU91VEdRa2tDejFtNFZMUWhMU1JUQWVudUNsb3dVN2gxZGZIWmFEeTJuMk5TNzV3MDlQRGUtcG1NM1k3cEZTVXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5VWo0ZHE2ckxTVnJGOGNYekR2cWxLTGFjLTRMcHE2U1lwOUtoYlJGMVNZb1dwWE9qdnYwV0QyQlRhU1J6MnRqNEFLQWViUGdMMkl0Y2xnV2xmWERlTDdWQ2E0VmNwdWpyMUoxWWhPbnplQ1BiSXR3OE84WWZOc21EcVMyOTR3QlY5R3lEQmRxczcxdzRGZ3I0VWJscFNFX1FCNnozWXZoemtxSEFGRWYydGJzPQ== |
I was wondering is anyone could make or fetch some sort of "Fangirl School". I really want to take some sort of course and then get a certificate (or not, really doesn't matter) for it. I am the kind of person who likes things like this. But yes, I am a real, certified fangirl and proud of it! Thanks in advance! Also, I just found this subreddit like 5 minutes ago. You guys (or should i say girls? *wink wink* I should stop) seem like a really cool community! | r/fangirls | post | r/Fangirls | 2016-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyMW1QcFpXbjBxLWhCSzdLMmFObXlZNzh0RXY1b3hoWXFuRHJWSktROFEwQVdZUURTSTc2U2ZTcXk4UHd2VkRnN2x2SjRicThnWUVEZnlzUUpaUS0xNXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5b0N1SHdsLUhkeGJLS2p2T3dSTklybFY3Zm5EeVN0cjdtY01iM01iQTA3ZmRhcl9RSEotcy04YV9vcTdoeUE3TlIwUVNmclVJRFhqVWNuZHpuQjIxVDMybk9WdnctZl9pSWxmRTAwZTFGaFBqQVI0S3Ridi1GUE83WDhQRFktbno3bjJtcXNCZXVBUThTNTdscjc5REoyNTgyMENFWlpVTTNKekJlaVpCZ0pnPQ== |
I'm having a hard time understanding why people are surprised? He's a fucking reality TV star, he thinks he's trying to score network ratings, so he's just playing an act. And people are buying into it. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyQzhUZ1Juc1hKV0o3SHpJaWk1TmZqRmR5bHFHMHRsdlN4MUZnVWVNZUlwYUlENjM3TUQzSmNURGs5Q0ZWYjdrODlwbk9YVktQSXl0OXYtLUl1Q2xoRXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5c1dTT24zVVRKbGRXTHJFdmhIYzNYU2VzUDNZYW0zOWVyNUN5OFpUSlQwZHhSdGZ3dUtrTEJWYjBOZF9HRTRORkxxTEV0dFJJUFotejlQcVBKbW1CNlNnSUNSekc0dlNuZVdNVVpoTDUya1FwOEJtUTVoYzNTWG9pbVNhMTNZYi1qQWlEMllsZ2JQbXI0RFAwaHMtV1N6RmRoWTQ1NjFVaGd4OGlpMkZOcjBlOW5QNEFLdUs1OWIta2lLOVFmRzdCM2VEUWx6ZWxwZjBjWGJZVDU5QmJ3UT09 |
So a bunch of liars are upset the world's biggest liar lied to them. Got it. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyLWtsRzVzdk5rdWJuVjVJTU55bzRrTUNsX3ItcEJiR1Q0eF81enU5Z1FFTEFsVGFxMkR3Q2FsVGtER0xqNjlpMHYwczUzdFk0Ym5ZSUZzWEZRZk84QWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5QjdxajlyUHlidUM1cExONGpvRklhMThSU3pvS29DVDRZeEhCQm05RmhieTZqX0FkRS13VHYwRi1mbmpjUHZDaWZ0ZFI5RlFLWmwyakFORWxfYlJrTnBjUXFUWTBIRURLbVl6cVdHSEdWdXNYUUZHWndKWjgtMExVZFU2RmZqMEVsZ3J0eElaWGxJREJWTXluMm9PRC1KWU9saWxOdTBYME03aFpodGtER2dQZU5qTklDazdzYlZaZWROTGhKZHVXNXN0alZFTnNiOVIwbU1PdThqQ2drUT09 |
He is going be impeached so fast. It's the republicans only hope to save their party from this wrecking ball. That's what much McConnell called him. Wasn't it him who said that in the primaries? Maybe it was Lindsey Graham. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyYlJVZmtObkx4SjZ2b3FSdUFvTWxXZUJkTjV2dk5mR0loamVMd250WFdHNURnVzJjMUk2eExpQVF4V1J2TnllQUkzN1lRc1ppSWtWOEVvdnFPSmRYUUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5d2QwY3VsODB1VWNaVFktVjVHWmlQdkhLRDA0RHBuMGRXSjZHOENCRHkySU5TMVd4UTdJUU5WbmN3bmlFY21LY0lQbGxJYTZpZU1iWW8wU0NsaUdfbTIySHhmWkFkcnN5ZXQzMjRjUlNaQWdSWVA4d09fZ2RmbmUzU1F5SXh1LXhsV3VPS01UamxCN0p6Unl3ZXk1WW1iTkUxU2ZaM2JuN2xoWFNxYmVCNV9EYWgwR1ZqUkI4Mk9fdTdBTjFtQXl2LWZFN3dFT1ZhYnBfbjhPTnJkNjRyZz09 |
he knows he is going to get bad press. by making very public enemies of the press now, it will be easier to claim that all the bad press is just them attacking him....again. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyV2FjYnRXRWNyVzdoQjlIQ3BDMTJLVU12eVgySEw4T2h2M3A5QVhjejA5eWtjbHVxaDRocXpmY0Z2M2JDSE1kVU16VmYzMVM4bXViSm54eVFVY2R4dUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5T0ptV3g2VGRVUy1zX2JTVEdCanhtbUxuNkVnbE9lMjY0MWdudFZBODNOM3F2cDRYSUxPRk1vVGRNLTFnZGREN0JWcE51NkZPZXRLT2o4NHdyanV1Q2dFYnFabG9KNTlvWFduUjNiUm5nMHJNaDZ4SG4yOWJMQXlmSi1uRTZ6eVNzMkpQQ3FKdkhydTI0MnQwMEVJRktBOWxiMUNYZGduX1FBTldyV0FXOFMtUURnY19jdFVHa1BPSG44TEFnRHVyV3BiUUlPVDNaS0VLZ1M0VHcwbXJTUT09 |
What is everyone Favorite food on Thanksgiving?
Mine are the Turkey of course stuffing and Cranberry sauce, and the squash. We really love butter cup squash. Which kind of squash do you prefer Butter Nut or Butter Cup? We find the butter cup squash to be sweeter. I hope everyone has a great ThanksGiving | r/urbanfarming | post | r/urbanfarming | 2016-11-23 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoySTRSd3Vyd1FEU0FXU0hFTWpqWDU0TzJJYWFOU2FfVGU2aGtiMXFqc2NjTWpYdkVacFVtQ0NuS1M3c3lYV3BlaG5COHBLYlkyWU5rYlRlU0daa3hJekE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5Z1ktOUlQVUFLdHhPOWJrSlZ3ZUpEWlR2cXhJT1lmTWc0d0RmREhEaXEtSHpSSGFla1I1NTVqQnk4ME4xMmdVaW9feUtRWE94dkVKTGlZVE1GeXhyR0NXX3BIR1NVWktkTWUtcFFFaW8wdUZvdTVSS3dRUjlWS0g1SXVuZ3JYZHFLRER5bXZvclJuQ0M4a0xjSEJTRHMwMzdaUE1WaG91NEZpRDduLXFPdnBER0gzX3hTY2dIcG9tOE93SUpSbmtjNlIwbVkxUVFwSWNaSjM4SllOYVpGZz09 |
Which won't be much better. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-11-24 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyVXVnSmtQbTV6UDVNTnJ5OTEwV3cxMVZtd0hMYVE0cGViU0RFWXQ1OHd2VjZ1dlFVMGt3b3U5TjhUMXF6Z3B1dnprTDdfSmRfN2Voc0RnQnJOUUdsMXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5WVUycUcwN3pobTlfUTI0QldIeTZGMFpRemdDZTd0R1lHSHNmVDlJem5hMmhxck5heDZ4X3QwN3dPc2pJRHlmYTZ5ZDZCeE1nQmw4ekltNFZnWUdfYzZ1LXh3Tk9ueERJbk1jX2h4b2pXZGhNN1JnM1RackIzUlFBYzRFY0ViZ0NtR1cxajQydWE2NUU0M2l5Sl9Xblo2WFRrSlBERWFMUkdLd2FQUG8zd3VaZ1FLb0dNSjlmWEZXa29oVkY0eHdrNzNJOElTZUNvSTE5cXE3dFJQbDF4dz09 |
Hello cool pepes ,
The votes are over ,saturday got more votes . So the ECW weekly stream is every saturday at 10 GMT , 5 PM EST.
However , we're doing it sunday this and the following week ( we're getting a movie night and a bingewatch on satyrday)
- Don't forget to tell us what matches you want in the stream ( or segments ) for the following week :)
peace. | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-11-25 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyR0h6c0RtekthdlVsNHM3YkR6U2Fxc2sxOWVhNm9oZDhYMEFjbWxkVXc1SG4yS0Zqemhna0lIOUQxSlM0eS1EZEl1S3F5YllzS2VIWnhCa1lRWHJBNGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5MXM3NDVNZWN2ZDhBQlVOcnB2aVZJZEtfVUlxWFliWDNrckZzSVBlcGtvLUllRFI1ZXVid09jSVp5S3JybkNoTFpWZVFpMkZNY1JFWm5zZERaeEo3LW1XNUV6RkM1ZU1lX2xFa0R4VEpKekNjWHhnNnFwMXY3LTY5Zld1TkFPUnF0ZDVMUF9LaUZtMHdBcnVzbzh2OU1Pa3RudDdxYVR2TnFla3QzenlCWUtUY0tvUDFHN0tGamZMMk5UY3N4Tnp2 |
So I plan having some backyard sheep. No more than 2-4 but I was planning to use them for butter and cheese. Clearly I don't have to worry about the cheese going bad but is there a way to make the butter last longer? Everything I have read online says it will only hold for a few days. Any additional links related to cheese, wool, or butter from sheep would be appreciated. I would like to be informed as much as possible before I commit. | r/urbanfarming | post | r/urbanfarming | 2016-11-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoybndvUTdOLUFCT1hOZnlBMEU1SVlqNDR3ekxXcnhPTkJrc3BjVmROT2tPdTB1a3lKR3I5LXctSXk3ak5YeHN0ZjdhMDRYRl9nVjVGMlpVN3lHU0drWUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5R0ZKZXhTa1FKdDU4dmx2NlE4eEZyeTNNVk9XX2FrNVllVVFtR0NtWmp4NTgyZm4zal90Vm1FSkFjSnlJNmJQcldheG04elhwcVJHSFBSNVBvUUJVZmh5amRPMVdkeDlmSm9DNy1RR0w1R1VfazVnb2RsSzdYNDV3R29jWkppakV0bzQ0TEdYdTVrWUl2UjdCVXdCQ1o4cjRvX25VR0RCcFFkbzU4RjY3dENjPQ== |
Hi.
Last year, we as a community created the best wrestling stream 2015 had to offer, and this year, I’m happy to announce that we’re doing it again.
Just in case you want to see what the stream was like last year, check this out: https://redd.it/3xhi9g
For this year, it's the same format. In the comments, **give me a match or two or three that you think should be in the Best of 2016 conversation. You can pick any match(es), for any promotion(s). Please be sure to choose a match that hasn’t been posted already, so we can have the most choices possible.**
I hope to have the most diverse stream we can, and we shall try to do just that when we the Authority make the final list. The stream last year was 10 hours long, and I think we should match that this time around. **The deadline to comment & vote will be December 24th, and the stream will be on December 31st at 10:00am ET.**
The top 5 matches, when all the upvotes have been tallied, will be placed into a poll on **Monday December 26th during Raw**, and the match with the most votes in said poll will be /r/WredditStreams’ 2016 Match of the Year. Last year, we chose Bayley vs Sasha Banks at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn. It’s been an incredible year for matches, and with so many to choose from, what will we choose this year? | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-11-28 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyMjhqSlZIZHA5TUtwenk5ZmU2T21hNWtPaGdRZjROQ0M1Sk5DUGNIdlFOQ05KYk84OXFTZHZYUHZMbVZVZ1NnWUhDZkNMempJYUplLUgxdHBQUE52eXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5dEZJbGx5dnU5VDQzeWVYVTBLa0FyRlpLT01tQkF1NzIzVk9uZ0hKSXZnV0NfMTh2dllTbVFQbGVjR2taUHpxRTdJWmJsajMybENEWE9pYmFLbDRkYWE1YklQcnk1dHVqZEpPTFJJQVBkNER0Y1hnOUNyaDZJNWtkal9CUGZ4QWhuLTVfNWNZT2lLOTZjS0lMTXN3OFd4WmFVN3dGYmt5ZjhKRW84LV9wUGtzejd6NDV0TXRFNlZxeGJHSDBFa0dBR0hoRXlZZi1QUlN6TDRXdnp3TVhCUT09 |
Patrick Delsoin and Rachel Cohen argue that genuine decriminalization of sex work needs to be connected to programs to alleviate poverty, violence and oppression.
November 21, 2016
TRADING SEX for survival--that's what millions of teens in "food insecure" households may be facing, according to a new study by the Urban Institute and Feeding America.
In discussions held in 10 communities across the U.S. to find out more about the conditions facing the 6.8 million 10 to 17 year olds who regularly don't get enough to eat, researchers say that "[t]eens at all 10 of the study locations and in 13 out of 20 focus groups talked about girls having sex for money."
As the Guardian's coverage of the study reported, "The findings raise questions over the legacy of Bill Clinton's landmark welfare-reform legislation 20 years ago as well as the spending priorities of Congress and the impact of slow wage growth."
Many teens told the Urban Institute researchers about engaging in regular relationships with older men who provided food, housing, or money in return for sex. While these arrangements may be less likely to bring teens into conflict with law enforcement if they're orchestrated through the internet or via social networks, other teens, especially in heavily policed communities of color, do experience violence and exploitation as a result of the marginalization created by the criminal status of sex work.
The Urban Institute study underlines the urgency of the need to radically alter official approaches to sex work in a country that destroyed "welfare as we know it," left minimum wages straggling well behind the increasing cost of living, and shamed and criminalized sex workers.
An international study surveying prostitutes in nine countries, including the U.S., found that overwhelming numbers suffer serious violence, homelessness and trauma. Some 68 percent meet the standard for suffering post-traumatic stress disorder. Nearly 90 percent said they wanted out of prostitution, but had no other means of survival.
A different study from John Jay College likewise found that almost 90 percent of the minors surveyed in the U.S. said they wanted to leave "the life," but cited access to stable housing as one of the biggest obstacles.
Current U.S. laws against prostitution not only fail to alleviate the problems that sex workers face, but they harm sex workers in many more ways, cutting them off from protection from violence and abuse by bosses, clients and police, and from basic health and welfare services. Not surprisingly, oppressed communities are specially targeted under existing laws.
The criminalized perception of sex workers also contributes to other victims of violence being ignored if they are alleged to engage in sex work, with or without evidence. For instance, the murders of dozens of trans women of color often go completely unreported each year. But when the media does cover them, the news is often accompanied by conjecture that the victims may have been prostitutes--as though they are therefore undeserving of concern or even to blame for the violence they encountered.
MORE AND more countries have taken half-measures toward decriminalization over the last two decades.
Sweden debuted legislation in 1999 that claims to crack down only on people purchasing sex workers' services. Since then, the so-called Nordic model has been widely celebrated as an unconventional way of eliminating the sex industry without sex workers themselves being criminalized. Prostitution is way down as a result, and prices are way up, according to a recent study.
The question, though, is how such legislation impacts sex workers when the social and economic conditions that push women in particular to sex work aren't changed.
Critics point out that the criminalization of sex workers' clientele continues to marginalize the workers and makes it more difficult for them to make a living. Some have spoken out about how the law simply pushed prostitution further underground--and even intensified the pressure that pimps can place on remaining sex workers to work longer hours or screen members of a decreasing client base less carefully.
In Sweden, government programs provide the possibility of access to housing, welfare programs and income, but the "model" being exported to more and more countries leaves out the social services needed by the sex workers being put out of work.
Treating sex work as an inherent problem that needs to be reduced or abolished also tends to amplify the pervasive slut-shaming sexism that women and sex workers endure. And 16 years of criminalizing purchasers of sex has increased, not decreased the numbers of people in Sweden who feel prostitution itself should be treated as a criminal offense.
Similar laws adopted internationally have also collided with provisions against sex trafficking. In recent months, authorities in Belfast and London have raided suspected brothels, supposedly to crack down on brothel keepers. But in practice, police kicked down doors, arrested workers in full view of the press and jeering bystanders, and hauled away immigrant workers to be detained and deported.
Often, such raids undermine ways that sex workers can provide safety for themselves in numbers, by working or living together. Under some laws, prostitutes living in groups can each be charged as purveyors, when in reality they may be collaborating as friends, to provide support and safety or to help weather financial ups and downs.
The ugly scenes in Belfast and London illustrate that no matter the intentions of the "Nordic model," the state still forces sex workers to operate in an atmosphere of criminalization. Other interactions with the state, like child protective systems and attempts to access public housing or welfare, also tend to punish sex workers--which too often result in women in sex work being left homeless and unable to find other employment.
IN THE U.S., criminalization policies are even more harsh and harmful.
In October, federal law enforcement conducted a high-profile raid against Backpage.com, a classified advertising website that makes millions a year in revenue from adult services ads. CEO Carl Ferrer was arrested and charged with trafficking both adults and minors, based on posts the site hosted. The raid was ordered by politicians seeking re-election in November and was largely hailed in the press as long overdue.
Proponents of the effort to shut down Backpage say such websites make it way too easy for youth to become involved in sex work or to be trafficked by others. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children claims that reports of suspected child sex trafficking, much of it taking place online, have increased by more than 800 percent over the last five years.
But as the Urban Institute study shows, the internet is not the only factor likely to account for more young people entering into sex work.
Criminalization makes research difficult, but experts point to anecdotal evidence that poverty, substance abuse, and domestic and sexual violence precipitate entry into the sex industry.
But police are far more likely to arrest accused prostitutes than accused rapists. The Bureau of Justice Statistics recorded more than 56,000 arrests for prostitution in 2012, the most recent year for which data is available. Those arrested included 790 minors and were disproportionately Black. Meanwhile, just over 18,000 people were arrested on charges of rape, compared to estimates of 248,000 rapes taking place each year, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network.
In early November, Chicago police officer William Whitley was arrested for admittedly paying for sex with minors, including in his squad car in the presence of his partner.
But arrests of those exploiting trafficked teens like Whitley is the exception that covers up the rule. Research by the Chicago-based Young Women's Empowerment Project compiled horrifying accounts of rape, theft and other violence by police, comprising 30 percent of all abuse reported by people in the sex trade.
So while Whitley's arrest made headlines--alongside stories of police using Backpage.com to go undercover and arrest other purchasers of sex--the frequency of police exploitation of sex workers remains hidden from view.
Most defenders of the criminalization of prostitution point to the need for law enforcement to be able to shut down sex trafficking. Researchers estimate 4.6 million people worldwide may be trapped in sexual slavery today.
But how can the same racist, sexist, militarized police force that occupies the lowest-income communities of color, commits brutal and even fatal violence with impunity, and harasses, abuses and exploits sex workers be expected or trusted to rescue trafficked people?
For its part, the federal Department of Homeland Security and its Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency love to brag about their tireless efforts to stop up interstate trafficking.
In 2015, ICE boasted more than 1,400 trafficking arrests, in which 400 victims were identified. But the number of trafficked people that ICE claims to have helped, even if it did so every year, pales in comparison to the 2.5 million people that ICE deported during Barack Obama's years in office. So the legitimacy of policing immigration in order to stop sex trafficking is highly dubious.
And what happens to the victims of trafficking? Under a law passed in 2000, trafficked people can appeal for temporary legal status. But without specific material support or a general framework of welfare in this country, there is little else for trafficked sex workers to turn to.
LAW ENFORCEMENT serves and protects the rich. It has never been a reliable safeguard for workers' rights. Through struggle, workers have won critical legal protections, but sex workers, like all workers, stand to gain the most through their own self-organization and struggles--waged in solidarity with everyone needing access to health care, housing and other welfare--not by waiting on police to protect them.
Ultimately, the social and economic factors that often push women to sex work must be addressed. Only access to other social and economic alternatives can truly challenge stigma and reduce the violence surrounding sex workers.
Fighting for conditions in which people are not coerced into sex work does not require passing judgment on sex work itself. In fact, sex work is probably an inevitable feature of life under capitalism. Marx's close collaborator Friedrich Engels observed that sexism in class societies flows from both subjugating women's reproductive labor and commodifying women's sexuality, writing that "monogamy and prostitution are indeed contradictions, but inseparable contradictions, poles of the same state of society."
Engels' framework equips the Marxist tradition with the understanding that women's role in the nuclear family predominant under capitalism forms the roots of the oppression that women suffer in all other aspects of life.
But Marxists also understand that each person navigates and reproduces complex social relations as conscious, creative human beings. So rather than moralize with individual workers about whether or not to participate in marriage, we fight for marriage equality for couples of all genders. Likewise, Marxists need not pass judgment on whether workers should do sex work, but we absolutely need to champion the rights of sex workers, while keeping our eyes on the prize of a society where people will freely determine their relationships.
Specific struggles and organization to combat sexual and domestic violence, operating independently of law enforcement's heavy hand, could offer crucial resources to people otherwise stuck in sexually exploitative relationships or livelihoods. And contesting the slut-shaming that marginalizes sex workers, along with survivors, LGBT people and people of color in various ways, is critically important as well.
Within the last few weeks, millions of women went on strike in Poland to defeat a proposed ban on abortions that didn't include even an exception for the health of those who are pregnant. Tens of thousands joined in "Ni Una Menos" protests against crimes against women in Argentina. And in Iceland, women carried out a mass action against the gender pay gap by leaving work at 2:38 p.m., the time of day after which they work for free, compared to wages for men doing similar work.
Each of these struggles show the kind of mass, unified action needed to secure the rights of women, workers and the sexually oppressed. Struggles like these are the key to winning a world where no one is compelled into sex work by poverty, domestic violence and lack of access to health care and housing.
https://archive.is/sBLZ8
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Workers Vanguard No. 982 10 June 2011
For Women’s Liberation Through Socialist Revolution!
By Simone Hayes
(Young Spartacus pages)
When I first came around the Spartacist League, I was shocked when members declared that they were definitively not feminists. I was a feminist and everyone I knew was a feminist. I subscribed to the pick-your-own version of feminism. Whatever you wanted feminism to mean, that was fine with me.
I recall being asked a very simple question by a Spartacist League member. She asked me where women’s oppression came from and I responded, matter of factly, that “patriarchy” oppressed women. I believed the divisions in society were based on gender, as all feminists do. In other words, women were oppressed because for centuries people believed them to be inferior and society and its laws merely reflected that belief.
When I was a sophomore in college, I became a feminist. A lot of the activities I participated in as a feminist centered on campus agitation. I joined a group in community college called the Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, which was basically a campus section of the Feminist Majority Foundation (FMF). The FMF was a nonprofit organization that had split with the National Organization for Women in the 1980s. Its main objective was to “raise consciousness” among students about women’s rights, within the framework of capitalism. We had petition drives, panel discussions and demonstrations on issues surrounding reproductive rights and issues affecting women internationally.
When I transferred to UCLA my junior year, antiwar “social justice” organizations, i.e., class-collaborationist coalition groups, abounded and I threw myself into this cozy little “family of the left” with great enthusiasm. It did not bother me that we emphasized (maybe 15 to 20 times a day) during the 2006 midterm elections that women desperately needed Democrats in office to get rid of harmful legislation. Or that I had to write press releases for the FMF calling on the U.S. and UN to intervene in Afghanistan and Iran to “protect” Middle Eastern women.
My basic outlook as a feminist was that most worldly ills could be solved if everyone just realized that women were equal to men. Feminists have a fundamental misunderstanding of the breakdown of society and its antagonisms as they believe the fundamental division in the world is between women and men. Feminist theorists have cooked up all sorts of theories on how to rectify and overcome these divisions. The principle most commonly promulgated by feminists is the need for women’s representation among the bourgeoisie and in bourgeois politics. I myself believed that if women were represented in government and Fortune 500 companies in a more egalitarian manner, this would plant the seed of women’s equality and the world would gradually become a more equal place. These were thoroughly idealist views that were eventually stamped out after I studied a historical analysis of women’s oppression.
“Feminism vs. Marxism: Origins of the Conflict” came with my first subscription to Workers Vanguard and was the first Spartacist article I believe I ever read. This article made clear the origins of feminism from “utopian egalitarianism” in the early 19th century and its eventual degeneration into the liberal individualist milieu.
As I was studying Marxism, I read a lot of articles on the deficiency of feminism, on its very bourgeois roots and its very flawed program for women’s emancipation. But what truly broke me from a feminist, and therefore, idealist viewpoint, was studying historical materialism and looking at the world from a class perspective. With this perspective, the roots of women’s oppression became clear. One particular work that was essential to my understanding of women’s oppression was Friedrich Engels’ The Origin of the Family, Private Property, and the State. (https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1884/origin-family/) Engels presents and explains the core institution of women’s oppression, the monogamous family unit, and how this institution arose with the inception of private property.
The institution of the family under capitalism is essential to the maintenance of capitalism and it is also the main source of women’s oppression. Women bear the burden of raising the next generation of laborers, instilling bourgeois morality and obedience and caring for the people capitalism will not care for: the young, the sick and the old. Black women workers are triply oppressed, as they are not only wage slaves but are also subject to sexual and racial oppression.
The material conditions necessary to liberate women became clear. It was imperative to overthrow capitalism and therefore private property and establish a socialized planned economy. With a planned economy everything that is materially necessary to truly emancipate women would be provided, such as socialized kitchens, laundries, day care, not to mention free health care and free abortion on demand. Studying the Russian Revolution made this clear to me. The Bolsheviks fought, as soon as the Soviet government was formed, to replace the family with the socialization of household labor. Communal dining halls, laundries and childcare facilities were established and laws giving women the right to vote and to abortions were passed. When I first studied the Russian Revolution, I continually, and perhaps skeptically, questioned why the emancipation of women was an essential task of the Bolsheviks after the revolution. I say skeptically, because as a feminist, I thought that women played more of a background role in the revolution and the question of their liberation was never a crucial one. Reading letters from Lenin and other Bolsheviks at this time (from The Emancipation of Women) quashed my skepticism. Because to the Bolsheviks, women’s emancipation was integral to the emancipation of labor itself, not subordinate to it.
Many feminists who have studied the Russian Revolution claim that the Bolsheviks subordinated the question of women’s emancipation to the question of proletarian liberation and the struggle for power. This shows a clear misunderstanding of what is necessary for women to be liberated. In other situations where the question of women’s emancipation was essential, feminists have been on the wrong side. Example: Afghanistan 1979. When the Soviet Union entered Afghanistan in 1979, most feminists took the side of the woman-hating CIA-backed mujahedin against the Soviet Union, while the mujahedin threw acid in the faces of women who were attempting to educate themselves.
After a lot of reading (and many arguments) I came to the realization that feminism can take you to some pretty nasty places politically. From many feminists’ hysterical call, like Take Back the Night, for more cops on college campuses, thereby targeting minority youth, to feminists cozying up to the religious right in anti-sex witchhunts against pornography. Internationally, feminist ideology hurts women by continuously calling for U.S. imperialism and the UN to “intervene” in places like Afghanistan and Iran. Here in the U.S, it is no secret that feminists make it their duty to get Democrats elected. If you go to the Feminist Majority Foundation’s Feminists for Obama Web site, you will see in big bold letters, “We won! We won!” and below it, a huge picture of Obama with the caption: “This is what a feminist looks like.” This clearly demonstrates the political bankruptcy of feminism. Feminists claim that “we have won.” Who is this “we”? It is certainly not the workers, black people or the oppressed of this country. And it’s not just Obama they champion; feminists ask women workers to solidarize with Hillary Clinton, Deputy Top Cop of U.S. imperialism, rather than the man next to them on the factory line! Feminists do not want to get rid of the capitalist state; in fact, they seek to work inside it. Therefore, they have no genuine perspective toward women’s emancipation.
As a Marxist, I now champion the fight for all the workers and oppressed in the world to throw off the yoke of this racist capitalist system. As a Spartacus Youth Club member, I join the fight to win students over to the understanding that the workers must take power in their own name and dismantle this racist capitalist system. As I studied the SL’s history and the history of working-class struggle, I came to the understanding that one cannot fight just for the liberation of women. One must take up the fight for the liberation of all workers and oppressed. How is this possible? By building a Leninist vanguard party that will lead the working class in the struggle to smash capitalism through world socialist revolution!
http://www.icl-fi.org/english/wv/982/ysp-simone_feminism.html
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Since 1975, the Nordic country has blazed the trail in gender equality and now, from infancy to maternity, women and girls enjoy a progressive lifestyle. But how did they achieve it? ..............
Rebekka is so tiny that, even on her tiptoes, arms aloft, she cannot reach. So her teacher lifts her up to the unvarnished wooden monkey bar. “One, two, three,” her classmates count. She hangs on, determinedly. When she reaches 10, she jumps to the ground. “I am strong,” she shouts proudly.
It’s an ordinary morning for this single-sex class of three-year-olds at Laufásborg nursery school in Reykjavik. No dolls or cup-cake decorating on the lesson plan here. Instead, as Margrét Pála Ólafsdóttir, the school’s founder, tells me: “We are training [our girls] to use their voice. We are training them in physical strength. We are training them in courage.”
It’s a fascinating approach to education. And a popular one. In a country of only 330,000 people, there are 19 such primary and nursery schools, empowering girls from an early age.
For the past six years, Iceland has topped the World Economic Forum’s gender gap index and looks likely to do so again this week. The Economist recently named Iceland the world’s best place for working women – in comparison, the UK came in at No. 24. Ólafsdóttir’s philosophy seems to sit well with the nation’s progressive accomplishments, but her network of schools has been going for less than 20 years. So, if preschoolers trained in feminism aren’t the reason for this gender success story, what is?
History may provide us with clues. For centuries, this seafaring nation’s women stayed at home as their husbands traversed the oceans. Without men at home, women played the roles of farmer, hunter, architect, builder. They managed household finances and were crucial to the country’s ability to prosper.
By 1975, Icelandic women were fed up. It wasn’t just that they weren’t being properly paid for their labour, they also were sick of their lack of political representation: only nine women had ever won seats in parliament. So, against the backdrop of the global feminist movement, Iceland’s women decided to take things into their own hands.
An outpouring of women on to the streets was, by then, a well-trodden form of activism. In 1970, tens of thousands of women had protested on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. In the UK, that same year, 20,000 women marched in Leeds against discriminatory wages. But what made Iceland’s day of protest on 24 October 1975 so effective was the number of women who participated. It was not just the impact of 25,000 women – which, at the time, was a fifth of the female population – that gathered on the streets of Reykjavik, but the 90% of Iceland’s female population who went on all-out professional and domestic strike. Teachers, nurses, office workers, housewives put down tools and didn’t go to work, provide childcare or even cook in their kitchens. All to prove how indispensable they were.
Thordis Loa Thorhallsdottir, CEO of a tourism company, was on the streets that day: “I was 10 at the time, and I remember it very clearly, standing there with my mother, fighting. I can still feel the crowd and the power that was there. The big message was that if women don’t work, the whole community is paralysed – the whole society.”
Grassroots activism at such a scale unsurprisingly had a significant material impact. Within five years, the country had the world’s first democratically elected female president – Vigdis Finnbogadottir. Now in her 80s, this steely-eyed powerhouse tells me of the impact that day of protest had on her own career trajectory.
“I would never have been elected in 1980 if it hadn’t been for the women’s day of action … because when my predecessor announced that he was not going to stand again, the voices were immediately heard: now we have to have a woman among the candidates.”
Other landmarks soon followed. An all-female political party – the Women’s Alliance – was established. More women were elected to parliament; by 1999, more than a third of MPs were women.
And then, in 2000, parental leave legislation came into effect: whichevery person I spoke to highlighted this moment as key to Iceland’s march to the top of the gender-equality table. Today, every parent receives three months’ paid leave that is non-transferable. Parents then have an additional three months to share as they like.
Because the pay is significant – 80% of salary up to a ceiling of £2,300 a month – and because it’s on a use-it-or-lose-it basis, 90% of Icelandic fathers take up their paternal leave. This piece of social engineering has had a profound impact on men as well as women. Not only do women return to work after giving birth faster than before, they return to their pre-childbirth working hours faster, too. Research shows that, after taking the three months’ leave, fathers continue to be significantly more involved in childcare and do more housework. Sharing the parental responsibilities and chores from the beginning, it seems, makes a difference.
“It’s a good place to be a woman,” says Thorhallsdottir. And it is. Almost 80% of Icelandic women work. Thanks to mandatory quotas, almost half of board members of listed companies are now women, while 65% of Iceland’s university students and 41% of MPs are female.
Yet, women I met on my journey were also clear that the country has a long way to go. They still have less economic power than men – only 22% of managers are women; only 30% of experts on TV are women; and women still earn around 14% less than men. Iceland’s record on all of these fronts is better than most countries; in the UK, women’s hourly pay is 18% less than men.
It is the gender pay gap that puzzles me the most. How can it be that it is still so significant given the huge efforts the state has put into mitigating the “mummy penalty”? Not only when it comes to parental leave, but with heavily subsidised nursery schools and after-school care?
Explanations vary: from women going into less well-paid professions, to the penalty paid for working part-time that we’ve found in the UK as well, to the time it takes for employers’ implicit gender biases to shift.
Steiney Skuladottir, one of Reykjavíkurdætur (or the Daughters of Reykjavik) – a feminist rap collective who rap about gender issues – puts the blame in part on women’s reluctance to ask for sufficient pay compensation. Fellow rapper Bloer Johanusdottir concurs. “It’s like we can’t be cocky. We are supposed to be modest.”
Back at the school, Ólafsdóttir has this to say: “If you are learning from a young age that you are not getting your rightful share, if you are taught and trained in waiting, what do you expect?”
The Icelandic government has pledged to close the gender pay gap by 2022. And the women of the country continue to be highly organised and socially aware; an astonishing one- third of Iceland’s women are members of a Facebook group – ironically named Beauty Tips – in which they actively discuss gender issues.
History teaches us that progress doesn’t come about in a vacuum and that grassroots pressure plus investment in politics is a very powerful catalyst for change. In Iceland, it seems that they have both. In spades.
https://archive.is/6QFIc
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They’re heavily veiled, believe in polygamy and have to follow thousands of rules. Yet increasing numbers of young and educated British women are converting to Salafism. Academic researcher Anabel Inge managed to gain unprecedented access to them – though at first they mistook her for a spy
by Anabel Inge
It’s two in the afternoon on a busy south London street. I’ve just arrived here with a photographer friend, Eleanor, and our “models” – two obliging young women. Both Layla and Rahima are wearing all-enveloping black gowns and niqabs – face veils that reveal only their eyes. They won’t be striking any poses; just walking casually along the pavement or crossing the street. Nothing to worry anyone. And so we begin. Suddenly, we notice a bald man in his sixties, just a few feet away, making unmistakably rude gestures at us.
Moments later, just as a bus is pulling into the kerb, a youth in a white baseball cap leans out of his car to shout: “Fuck you!” Like a clockwork toy, all the heads on the number 59 swivel round to gape. It’s hard to believe that we’re in the heart of multicultural Brixton, south London, solid Labour and increasingly colonised by the right-on middle classes. But both Layla and Rahima are wearily accustomed to this kind of reaction – which continues more or less throughout our two-hour shoot.
The abuse, no doubt, would be even more extreme if anyone knew they were converts to Salafism, now thought to be the fastest growing Islamic faction in the UK. Salafism, often referred to as Wahhabism, is an ideology commonly associated with Isis and often features in the news, usually as a label applied to jihadis who’ve committed atrocities abroad. This has led many to assume that home-grown followers – who first began to emerge in the 1980s – pose an active threat to society. In Britain, however, the vast majority of self-described Salafis are explicitly anti-violence – indeed, their leaders have been among the most vocal in their condemnation of terrorism.
They also expressly prescribe obedience to the law of the land, so you won’t hear them calling for sharia law to take its place. In other respects, Salafism is arguably one of the most puritanical and conservative brands of Islam: it advocates strict gender segregation, for instance, face veils and rules that govern practically every aspect of day-to-day life. There’s even a Salafi etiquette for going to the lavatory (while saying a special prayer, enter the bathroom with your left foot forward, then exit with your right; do not greet anyone while on the loo).
And any modern dilemmas that haven’t already been covered will be ruled on by male scholars thousands of miles away – usually in Saudi Arabia. Nor may a woman disobey her husband – who is entitled to take up to four wives – unless he’s trying to interfere with her religious duties. Theoretically, he’s within his rights to demand sexual intercourse whenever he wants (unless she’s menstruating), as well as to forbid her from going out to work.
So why would any young British woman choose to become Salafi? What makes her want to stop going out raving with her mates – as many did before donning the niqab – and to live by rules that make 1950s housewives seem liberated? To find out, I spent nearly two-and-a-half years participating as much as possible in the highly segregated activities of Salafi women’s communities in London. Had they been brainwashed? Or forced into niqabs and seclusion? And how did they reconcile the strict rules they had to follow with life in modern Britain?
Most of the women, I discovered, had come from less observant Muslim backgrounds, though a substantial number were converts from other religions. All seemed well-equipped to make a rational decision: the vast majority were either current or former students, or else actively planning to go to college or university. I’d begun my research by respectfully donning a headscarf – though I never pretended to be Muslim – and attending the women’s religious study circles, Friday prayers and other community events, with the permission of the leaders. But gaining the trust of people who already felt constantly under scrutiny as potential “extremists” was no easy task.
During my second visit to the Salafi Mosque in Brixton, one woman told me that they’d had past dealings with researchers – but none had lasted long. One, to the horror of the “sisters” as they call themselves, had infiltrated their group at another mosque, concealing a camera beneath her Islamic gown to make an undercover Channel 4 documentary.
Because of this traumatic betrayal of trust, many of the women assumed I was a spy and avoided talking to me about personal subjects. Instinct told me not to press them. Nine months passed, and I still hadn’t managed to convince a single one to give me an interview. At one point, I even considered giving up. But there were small breakthroughs.
A few women started remarking occasionally on my diligence in regularly attending Islamic study circles. While my presence bewildered some, others seemed to regard it as a sign that I might actually be a genuine researcher. One day, to my surprise, I was invited to one of the informal Salafi lessons that take place in private homes. And then, at last, I secured my first interview. It was with Wafa, a school teacher of Nigerian descent in her early twenties.
When I’d first met her – at a Salafi conference – she’d questioned me rather aggressively. “Why are you going to all these events?”, she’d demanded abruptly, eyeing my inexpertly draped headscarf with suspicion. I explained that I wanted to understand Salafism from the women’s viewpoint. She was curious, and we arranged to meet at a local Subway café. Again, she questioned my motives – more minutely this time. After yet another meeting and several cups of coffee, she suddenly relaxed and admitted with a peal of laughter: “I thought you worked for MI5!”
From that point on, I had an ally: Wafa staunchly defended me when others accused me of spying, and often accompanied me to events. And she told me her own fascinating story. She’d been raised as a Christian by her mother, but had never quite grasped the concept of the Trinity – how could God be one and three at the same time?
At 14, she’d converted to Islam, but hadn’t covered her head until three years later. “People loved me for my hair,” she said, beaming at the memory. “I had these amazing hairstyles. At one point, I had gold, I had brown here, I had maroon in the middle, and I had jet black at the back… and all [these] hair extensions. Raising the money for it, though, was hard. I’d have to find a boyfriend so he could top me up with some money!”
But she began to take her religion more seriously. With the encouragement of a school friend, she started praying and, eventually, wearing a hijab and loose-fitting gown. At that point, Muslim classmates lined up to advise her on everything from which mosque to attend, to which Islamic scholars to trust and which schools of legal thought to follow. “People in college, they used to say to me, ‘I’m Maliki, I’m Hanbali [schools of Islamic legal thought], I’m this, I’m that’ ... I didn’t get why you had to be one.”
Baffled by the array of “Islams” on offer, she decided to try out the Salafi mosque in Brixton – simply because she’d heard that many black converts went there. There, she was taught what she described as a “purified” form of Islam that drew solely and strictly upon the Qur’an and hadith (traditions of the Prophet Muhammed), without mixing religion with culture or fallible human interpretations. “[It was] straightforward,” she said, clicking her fingers. “No mucking about… [Salafism] had an answer for everything. It’s just as simple as ‘hear and obey‘ [clicks fingers] – That straightforwardness is such a… aaaaah,” she heaved a sigh of relief. “I don’t need to think ... don’t need to make it complicated… I’ve got a set way to understand [the Qur’an]… It’s given me that certainty.”
I’ve witnessed for myself how Salafi preachers convey this sense of simplicity and authenticity. At every lesson I attended, the teachers rarely strayed from quoting or paraphrasing the words of the scriptures or of famous Islamic scholars. In fact, the phrase “I think” is banned from the Salafi teacher’s lexicon: all points must be framed by the Qur’an, hadith or words of a respected scholar. Even the rules that shape their lives are presented as rooted in “authentic” Islamic texts. They may be harsh in a 21st-century context, but they leave no room for doubt. And that’s the attraction: complete and utter certainty. Having such a clear sense of purpose in life was undoubtedly fulfilling for the women I interviewed. “Subhanallah [glory to God]!” said Maryam, a university student in her mid-twenties. “I feel more at peace and tranquil, in that I am trying my utmost to implement the religion because I have evidence to support me.”
For a Salafi, there’s no need to familiarise yourself with centuries of Islamic scholarship and debate, or to investigate the practices of the many other Muslim groups. By simply following Salafi teachings, it is claimed, you can be assured of God’s blessing – and hopefully a place in Paradise. As Wafa put it: “It’s as simple as ABC.”
The other women I interviewed made similar remarks, though all had unique stories to tell. Among them were Afro-Caribbean converts, the daughters of Somali refugees, former gang members, second-generation Pakistanis and people with various other mixed backgrounds. Some had previously been supporters of Islamist and jihadi groups, but had eventually become disillusioned and started seeking alternatives. I even met a former Catholic nun, an ex-Jehovah’s Witness, two Poles and a Sikh convert. All had decided to embrace Salafism and live by its rules. Far from converting because of family pressure, as is often assumed, most women had parents who were, at best, puzzled by their daughters’ new lifestyle; and at worst outraged and determined to put a stop to it.
Wafa’s Muslim father had reacted angrily to her transformation. “You extremist, you’ve been brainwashed!” he yelled. “Don’t go to the Brixton Mosque again.” But she continued to visit the mosque in secret, and even started wearing a face veil. For about a year, she’d roll up her niqab – which she’d concealed in the collar of her black gown – on the doorstep every morning before setting off to work, then roll it back down when she returned. One day, however, her father recognised her in the street and ordered her to leave home for good. Fortunately, Wafa managed to reason with him. She wasn’t the only one with a secret niqab habit. “Ninety per cent of my friends, they have to sneak to wear it,” said Safia, a Somali in her early twenties. “I know so many sisters that are scared of their parents finding out ’cause of what they might do to them. . . [and] they’re born-Muslims [ie with Muslim families].”
For many of the women, becoming Salafi had caused long-term rifts within families and friendship groups. It had also led to countless dilemmas as the women tried to reconcile rigid ancient teachings with life in a modern city. For instance, how do you get a university degree if interest-bearing loans are forbidden? Or land a job if you can’t remove your veil among non-related men, let alone speak to them? And how do you find a decent husband if you’re not allowed near a suitor unchaperoned?
Like many other British women, the Salafis had educational and professional aspirations, and were unwilling to make major compromises. Rather than give up on a career entirely, they chose degrees and jobs that were less likely to involve men, such as midwifery and primary-school teaching. They also did their best to select partners who’d support their career ambitions. The unmarried woman were all keen to find a suitable Salafi husband, and equally keen to avoid men with tyrannical tendencies – a particular danger for wives who believe it’s sinful to disobey. So although they typically met their future husbands only a few times, while chaperoned, they subjected them to thorough questioning. Some even used interview techniques popular with job recruiters (“Tell me about a situation where you...”).
One particularly savvy husband-hunter showed me her “reference questionnaire”, which she handed out to any fellow Salafis who might know a potential suitor. By ticking multiple-choice answers, they could rate him on everything from his religious knowledge to his temper and personal hygiene. Yet even trustworthy friends and relatives could have faulty judgment, especially where looks were concerned. Since most Salafis deem photographs impermissible, a woman often had to rely on verbal descriptions of a prospective suitor, only to find him unattractive when she finally met him in a chaperoned setting. As for the man himself, it was often the first time he was permitted to see her face. Those with more experience in husband-shopping were often cynical. When Filsan, a Somali, joined the Brixton community, she formed the impression that some men were abusing Salafi teachings on polygamy to satisfy their sexual desires. Many of them seemed to be seeking second wives, yet she doubted they were all capable of fulfilling the conditions for polygamy, which include the ability to provide financially for their wives and treat them equally.
In fact, polygamy seemed to hold little attraction – only a minority of the women I met aspired to be a “co-wife”. To ensure they never had to share a husband, some insisted on a special clause in their Islamic marriage contracts which triggered a divorce if he ever decided to take another wife. Sometimes, the difficulty of implementing Salafi teachings – combined with never-ending hostility on the streets – became overwhelming. It was common for women to lose their initial zeal; many skipped religious lessons for months on end and some started mixing with men again. A few even got pregnant outside marriage. Others persisted, but often had to make an agonising decision to disregard the rules – for financial or other practical reasons.
Deqa, for instance, had to wear a uniform and touch male patients as part of her job as a nurse. She was alarmed to discover that Salafi preachers disapproved, but told them: “If I don’t work now, who’s going to pay my rent?” They had no reply. Salafi teachings, at their most hard-line, instruct followers to stick to their own kind, focus on their own religious rituals and avoid mixing with non-believers – unless they’re trying to convert them.
In their classes, they’re also taught that homosexuality is an abomination, that females should stay in the home and that non-believers face going to hell for eternity. Little wonder, perhaps, that at a time when Britain faces very real threats from home-grown jihadism, Salafis are largely viewed with suspicion. Indeed, they risk falling foul of the government’s definition of extremism, which covers not only committed jihadis, but also anyone who vocally or actively opposes “fundamental British values”. But are the Salafis’ less palatable views – or at least many of them – so radically different from those of fundamentalist Christians or ultra-orthodox Jews?
The women definitely saw their beliefs as part of their own personal moral code, but in practice, many were flexible – and even inconsistent. I have sat, uneasily, in the occasional study circle where women were taught to “hate those who hate Allah” – i.e. non-believers, like me. Most teachers qualified this as meaning that you “hate the sin, not the sinner”, and prescribed good manners and kindness to all. But others – fully aware of my presence in the room – warned the women to disassociate themselves from non-believers, who would not “be reminding you of Allah” but instead would corrupt you with their sinful ways.
Even so, as Londoners with jobs, degrees and non-Salafi families, few of the women could maintain a separate, insular, home-bound existence. Nor did they really want to, I sensed. By spending time with the women, attending their wedding feasts and other parties – female-only, of course – I came to realise that many still had plenty of non-Salafi and non-Muslim friends. A few even had more non-Muslim friends than Muslim ones.
This was certainly the case with Layla and Rahima, who may have stretched Salafi rules to breaking point as a favour to me. The shoot they agreed to do in Brixton was for the cover of my new book, The Making of a Salafi Muslim Woman: Paths to Conversion, the first in-depth study of the lives of British Salafi women. As they walked up and down Brixton Road, they stopped a few times for genial chats with women in tight jeans and short skirts – old friends who should have remained firmly in Layla and Rahima’s pre-Salafi lives. Neither the women nor their friends seemed to care who was wearing what. No one looked accusing. No one proselytised. The only wonder was that Layla and Rahima were so often recognised – just by their expressive eyes.
What is a Salafi?
The term itself means an attachment to the salaf, generally considered to be the first three generations of Muslims – from the Prophet Muhammad and his disciples onwards. Modern Salafis seek to emulate the ways of the salaf and to obey the guidance set out in the scriptures (Qur’an and hadith) as strictly as possible. Why, then, do some jihadis claim to be Salafis?
Well, there’s no “Salafi pope” who decides who has a right to the term. And because the salaf are widely respected among Muslims, “Salafi” is a popular identity label, invoked by Isis supporters and non-violent quietists alike. Basically, “Salafi” is seen by many as shorthand for “true Muslim” – so it’s best understood as a claim to religious legitimacy, rather than evidence of a particular political agenda.
In Britain, the term has been invoked by Anjem Choudary and his associates, who are notorious for praising terrorists like the 9/11 hijackers, whom they labelled “the magnificent 19”. This has left British Salafis – the vast majority of whom are non-violent – feeling unjustly tarnished. Indeed, their leaders have been vehemently condemning jihadi groups and terrorism for years. Followers even refrain from political activities such as demonstrating, lobbying and voting.
Mainstream British Salafis believe Muslims are in grave moral crisis because they’ve abandoned the core principles of Islam – such as worshipping strictly one God. To these Salafis, therefore, even speculating about a future Islamic state is futile and unwise. Instead, they focus on peaceful proselytisation in their mission to restore fundamental Islamic practices (such as prayer, fasting and dress) to their “purified” forms, as exemplified by the salaf.
Anabel Inge is the author of The Making of a Salafi Muslim Woman: Paths to Conversion, published by Oxford University Press
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man I can't /bee lieve how excited people are for tomorrow IF A BREAK IS **BOLDED** it is one of the four special breaks (Spooky/hotdog/corndog/Choices)
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Straight No Chaser - Who Spiked The Eggnog? | LAX Entrance Theme | DJ Earworm - United State of Pop 2009 (Blame It on the Pop)
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Parquet Courts - Black and White | Musical Youth - Pass the Dutchie | Kanye West - Through the Wire
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Feist - Past In Present | Alabama Shakes - The Greatest | Led Zeppelin - Heartbreaker Studio Version
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**Royksopp - Poor Leno | Filthy Frank - Meme Machine | hotdog.jpg**
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Kinky - Cornman | Booty Gallery - Pjusken | Bruno Mars - 24K Magic
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Ryusuke Taguchi Theme | Charles Bradley "You Think I Don't Know (But I Know) | Tyler, The Creator - IFHY
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**AFI - I Hope You Suffer | Friction - Imagine Dragons | Grab My Corndog**
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Smash Mouth - All Star but everyone playing at different tempos | Monsters Inc Theme | On GP - Death Grips
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You've Got A Friend In Me - Randy Newman | Stranger Things Theme x Childish Gambino - kmlkmljkl | "Nobody Speak" feat. Run The Jewels - DJ Shadow
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**I Found A Way - Drake Bell | H3H3 Theme - Echorobot | Choices - E40**
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Jessica Simpson made fashion waves during a recent trip to New York City, but it wasn't because of the skintight black cocktail dress and stiletto sandals she was wearing -- it was because she was noticeably not wearing a bra.
Simpson is in good company. A half-century after the bra-burning 1960s, what was once considered a political message has suddenly become a fashion statement. While Drew Barrymore was ridiculed for letting gravity get her down in a figure-hugging green Gucci gown at the 2006 Golden Globes, today going braless is picking up steam among fashionistas and boldfacers -- Kendall Jenner and Jennifer Lawrence among them. And regular women are following suit: According to market research company NPD Group, bra sales in the US fell 3 percent in 2014 to $6.5 billion.
Leandra Medine of the blog Man Repeller stopped wearing bras several years ago because they were uncomfortable and not necessary to support her A-cup bust.
"I hated when sometimes they would show through my button-down blouses," says the 26-year-old. "As far as I can tell, the slight glimpse of a nipple appears far more, dare I say, elegant when peeping through my blouse than a bra does."
For the most part, Medine says, people don't even notice. And while it's more obvious when curvy women pink-slip their bras, it hasn't stopped them from getting onboard with the trend, too.
Nneya Richards ditched her bra about a year ago -- despite her D-cup size. "I'm not burning my bras or anything like that, but a pushup bra? That's just not the look I'm going for," says the 29-year-old, who's styled shoots for fashion bibles like InStyle. "It looks like I'm trying too hard."
She finds bras uncomfortable, and it's hard to find stylish options. And she confesses to going bra-free in everything from a blouse for a business meeting to a jumpsuit for a night out.
"When I do wear a bra, it's for the fashion element of it, not for support," says Richards.
Besides some stares -- "It's noticeable" -- Richards says most of the reactions she gets are positive, especially since she refrains from being overly risqué, like wearing a sheer top sans bra, which seems to be the last remaining taboo. "One woman came up to me recently and said, 'You're not wearing a bra! You go girl!'" she says.
As women relinquish their bras, lingerie brands are eager to offer in-between options -- everything from bralettes to triangle bras to everyday sports bras, a category that has grown to account for 20 percent of the market in dollars, according to NPD.
University of Pennsylvania graduates Marissa Vosper and Lauren Schwab left careers in consulting and finance to found Negative Underwear in 2014, an e-commerce brand that offers minimalist yet functional lingerie.
One of Negative's top sellers is its $55 "Sieve" nonwire bralette, a semisheer mesh bra.
"We were fed up with our options," Vosper says. "So many women we spoke with when we were doing market research [said] the first thing they do when they get home is rip off their bra."
Ladies should consider cup size and the particular construction of a top or dress when debating whether to ban the bra, says stylist Mary Alice Stephenson. She advises using transparent fashion tape or having a tailor add lining to the top of anything worn braless.
Don't expect the trend to be fleeting. "If you're comfortable, go for it," says Richards. "It's about time we stopped nipple shaming."
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A 'Democracy Now' clip on Youtube - After Tiller: 40 Years After Roe v. Wade, Abortion Providers Continue Work of Slain Kansas Doctor http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQqNw1LWbC8
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"We've been at war since Roe v. Wade was passed, except there's only been one side that's been fighting this war." That defiant statement was made by Dr. LeRoy Carhart in the recently released documentary film After Tiller. A former lieutenant colonel in the Air Force, Dr. Carhart is one of only four doctors left in this country who openly provide late-term (third-trimester) abortions. After Tiller, by filmmakers Martha Shane and Lana Wilson, introduces us as well to Drs. Warren Hern, Susan Robinson and Shelley Sella. They all knew and worked with pre-eminent abortion provider Dr. George Tiller, who was assassinated in his church on a Sunday morning in 2009. The film portrays the doctors' compassion for their patients and steely determination to stand up to the anti-abortion bigots who hound them and threaten their lives.
Most abortions take place in the first trimester when the procedure is relatively simple and can often be achieved with medication alone. Less than 1 percent of abortions in the U.S. take place in the third trimester, when the procedure is much more complicated. But this is not the reason why so few doctors are trained or willing to perform this procedure. Third-trimester abortion is prohibited in all but nine states, and late-term abortion providers have been vilified, terrorized and murdered. Dr. Tiller faced massive legal and extralegal harassment for over 35 years for the abortion services he provided women, including late in pregnancy.
Dr. Tiller was the eighth person killed in murderous attacks on abortion providers since the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court ruling struck down anti-abortion laws. After Tiller makes it abundantly evident that Tiller's four colleagues, who have likewise faced years of harassment and threats, are well aware that they, too, could be picked off at any moment. Carhart and his wife recall the arson attack on their property that was carried out in the early 1990s, not long after Carhart had started performing abortions in Bellevue, Nebraska. His daughter was hounded out of her home, and for years Carhart fought anti-abortionists seeking the eviction of his general surgery practice.
The Roe v. Wade ruling represented a precious gain for women's political and social rights, but from the beginning it was limited and partial. After Tiller underlines the fact that the 1973 Supreme Court ruling specifically granted states the right to outlaw abortions in the third trimester of pregnancy--"after viability," in the words of the court. The majority decision written by Judge Harry Blackmun upheld the states' right to interfere in the personal decisions of women, stating that some "argue that the woman's right is absolute and that she is entitled to terminate her pregnancy at whatever time, in whatever way, and for whatever reason she alone chooses. With this we do not agree."
To make crystal clear what the court meant, the ruling referenced the case Buck v. Bell. That 1927 decision endorsed the racist, anti-poor eugenics theories that states used to justify sterilization of men and women. Tens of thousands were sterilized across the country in the 20th century, often on the specious grounds of "imbecility." California, which sterilized more people than any other state, has overturned its eugenics laws, like other states. Yet it has been exposed for having recently sterilized female prisoners.
The majority ruling in Roe v. Wade specified measures that could be taken by states to regulate abortions after the first trimester, among them:
"Requirements as to the qualifications of the person who is to perform the abortion; as to the licensure of that person; as to the facility in which the procedure is to be performed, that is, whether it must be a hospital or may be a clinic or some other place of less-than-hospital status; as to the licensing of the facility; and the like."
That list has become, in the hands of the anti-abortionists, a veritable "How To" Guide for restricting women's right to abortion.
The legislative assault on abortion rights by Republican-controlled state governments in recent years has been even more effective in rolling back abortion rights than the bombings and assassinations carried out by anti-abortion terrorists in the 1990s. Over the past three years, abortion providers have been forced to shut down at the fastest rate since the time of Roe v. Wade. According to a survey by the Huffington Post, since 2010 at least 54 clinics have closed down or stopped providing abortion services. Today, fully 97 percent of rural counties in the country have no abortion services whatsoever.
In the face of this reactionary offensive, it is not difficult for Democrats to be viewed as defenders of abortion rights. Texas state senator Wendy Davis became a nationwide sensation by mounting a filibuster that delayed passage of an omnibus anti-abortion bill. The bill contains almost every one of the attacks on abortion rights that have been adopted by various states in recent years. It bans abortion after 20 weeks due to supposed "fetal pain"; requires abortion doctors to have hospital admitting privileges; prohibits doctors from phoning prescriptions to pharmacies, thus making women visit a clinic for medication doses in early-term abortions; requires clinics to upgrade their buildings to meet the standards for ambulatory care centers (i.e., they must make medically irrelevant but expensive changes that will put some clinics out of business). On October 28, a federal judge ruled the part of the Texas law concerning admitting privileges to be unconstitutional. Part of the anti-abortionist strategy is to get a test case before the Supreme Court in hopes of overturning the Roe ruling.
While opposing such laws like the one in Texas, the Democratic Party does not even pretend to fight for anything beyond preserving Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion but did not make it generally available. Like all aspects of health care, access to abortion reflects the class divisions and racial discrimination that are inherent in U.S. capitalist society. Over two-thirds of the women who have abortions are poor, and black and Hispanic women are more than twice as likely as white women to experience unwanted pregnancies and to have abortions. What was and is needed is mass struggle to ensure that poor and working women have unrestricted access to abortion. For the rights to abortion and contraception to mean anything, the services must be free.
Bourgeois feminists have never intended to launch such a struggle because their framework is limited to seeking legal reforms through the agency of the Democrats. Despite their pro-choice rhetoric, Democrats have in fact helped restrict access to abortion for working and poor women. Soon after the Roe decision, it came under attack by Democratic president Jimmy Carter, who signed the Hyde Amendment eliminating abortion coverage under Medicaid, which all but deprived poor women of the service. The Hyde Amendment has been renewed every year since, regardless of which party sits in the White House.
We say the state has no right to interfere in the reproductive or sexual lives of women and call for free abortion on demand. The fight for abortion rights must be part of a broader struggle for free, quality health care for all. Decent health care is a burning need for all working people, with employers in recent years gutting the health plans that unionized workers had won in the struggles of earlier decades. But the fealty of the labor bureaucrats to the parties of capital, especially the Democrats, undermines this and every other necessary struggle.
Religious Bigots Target Women's Rights
Directly after Tiller's murder, a "fetal pain" law was crafted specifically to drive Dr. Carhart out of business and out of the state of Nebraska. Such laws are based on a cynical hoax. The idea that pain can be felt by a fetus at 20 weeks after gestation has been dismissed by every reputable medical association that has commented on the issue. The passage of that 2010 bill was a watershed victory for the anti-abortionists. Twelve more states have since passed similar legislation.
After Tiller shows the lead-up to the passage of the Nebraska bill and the travails of the Carharts as they tried to relocate afterward. They moved to Maryland, where the law allows late-term abortions under certain conditions, but the anti-abortionists there protested Dr. Carhart's arrival. They even organized a picket of the middle school attended by the clinic landlord's daughter.
A similar "fetal pain" measure is on a November municipal ballot in Albuquerque, New Mexico. That city has been specifically targeted in an attempt to close down the clinic where Dr. Robinson and Dr. Sella work, as seen in the film. The push for its passage has been accompanied by an increase in intimidation. On the weekend of August 10, "Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust" held a "training camp" in Albuquerque during which an abortion doctor's house was besieged, trapping his family inside.
Another prong of the anti-abortionists' pitchfork is the campaign for "fetal rights" laws. These have been adopted by some states as a means to persecute pregnant women for activities that are often harmless to the woman and the fetus, e.g., smoking marijuana. In recent years, hundreds of women across the country have been detained, arrested or forced to accept medical procedures in the name of "fetal protection." The president of the anti-abortion outfit Operation Rescue has gloated: "We win every time we establish the precedent that the unborn child in the womb is a unique human individual."
As Marxist materialists, we reject the idealist notion--ultimately derived from religion--that a fetus is a human with a "soul." Since a fetus and the mother are biologically united during pregnancy, all attempts to endow the fetus with rights come at the expense of those of the mother.
The religious reaction and family-values bigotry that have come to dominate the general social climate in this country make it much harder, especially for teenagers, to avoid pregnancy and to obtain an abortion. Sex education is either woeful or a pack of lies. Parental notification rules for teen abortions are another hurdle. Teen access to contraception is often restricted. Two years ago, the Obama administration blocked easy access by young women under the age of 17 to the morning-after pill, subsequently reversing itself under pressure. The net result is that the U.S. teen pregnancy rate is one of the highest in the developed world, more than twice as high as that in Canada and five times that in Sweden.
After Tiller compellingly relates the stories of individual women who sought late-term abortions. Some had wanted to be pregnant until they learned of severe fetal abnormalities. Others could not find the time or money to make arrangements for abortions before the deadline in their states. One woman had to wait for her tax rebate. One teenager was terrified of telling her religious parents. An older woman had light periods and a negative pregnancy test and so did not know that she was pregnant. In the film, Dr. Robinson rejects the idea that a woman has to have a good story to justify her abortion. She notes that her only criterion is medical safety because women "are the world's expert on their own lives."
The Family: Key Institution of Women's Oppression
The Roe ruling took place against the backdrop of broad social struggles in the U.S. From the civil rights movement to the anti-Vietnam war movement, wide sections of the population were demanding significant social and political changes. The capitalist rulers felt pressure to grant some reforms. The apex of the gains for women won in this period was the Roe ruling, which has been under legislative attack ever since.
In the 1980s, Ronald Reagan packed the Supreme Court with conservatives in order to reverse the gains of the social struggles of the 1960s and early '70s. A 1992 court decision left Roe in place but granted extra rights to states to extend waiting periods for abortions and enforce parental consent for teenagers. In the words of the chief justice at the time, that ruling made Roe "a sort of judicial Potemkin Village." These assaults have continued to this day under both Republican and Democratic administrations.
The deep-seated oppression of women is rooted in the institution of the family, which arose with the advent of private property as a mechanism for passing property from one generation to the next--the monogamous wife ensures the paternity of the heirs. A major role of the family is to instill respect for authority and act as a conservatizing force. Together with religion, the family serves to instill a morality that proscribes anything that deviates from the ideal of one man on top of one woman for life.
The war on abortion rights, a battering ram for general social and political reaction, has gone along with a broader offensive against democratic rights and workers gains. With its hands on the wheels of production, the working class objectively has the social power to mobilize the struggle needed to defend its own interests and those of all the oppressed, including women. But given the high level of religiosity in this country, anti-abortion prejudices strongly influence much of the working class. With the dearth of social struggle today and its impact on political consciousness, it is even more difficult to win workers to the understanding that abortion must be defended not only as a "women's issue" but also an essential democratic right, the loss of which would redound against all working people.
We seek to forge a revolutionary party that will fight for all the oppressed layers in society and render the proletariat conscious of its role as gravedigger of the capitalist system. Such a party will be modeled on the Bolshevik Party of V.I. Lenin and Leon Trotsky, who led the October 1917 Revolution in Russia. Only through a victorious workers revolution can society be liberated from the profit system and private property and be reconstructed on socialist foundations. This will lay the basis for the full equality of women and the replacement of the family with socialized care of children and household duties. That is the meaning of our call: For women's liberation through socialist revolution!
http://www.icl-fi.org/english/wv/1033/abortion.html
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Cologne plans helicopters & mounted police to prevent mass sex assaults on NYE – report
29 Nov, 2016
Cologne authorities may deploy helicopters, better CCTV cameras and mounted police during the upcoming New Year celebrations in order to prevent a repeat of the mass sexual assaults that rocked the city on New Year's Eve last year.
The report is the end result of Project Silvester (the German name for New Year's Eve celebrations), where a group of experts and federal police, under control of Federal Criminal Police Office, analyzed what happened in Cologne during last year's festivities.
The document will be discussed at a conference of interior ministries on Tuesday. A copy of the 60-page document was obtained by Cologne’s Express newspaper.
The report proposes the deployment of helicopters and mounted police “for regular assessment of the situation” during celebrations. Limiting the number of visitors in certain areas during New Year events can also help prevent crimes, it adds.
“Due to the high number of visitors, possible [criminal] activities could not be detected and stopped in time. In addition, there was no way for the victims to escape the situation,” it says about the events of last year.
Better video surveillance and better light sources should also be a must, according to the paper.
“Many camera images from and around Cologne Central Train Station had poor quality to identify perpetrators.”
The report proposes the detention of “intoxicated or aggressive groups of persons” and the introduction of more effective registration of migrants. To improve data sharing with other countries, the paper recommends deploying Europol 'Mobile Offices', which could be directly connected to police deployment areas.
Authorities should also deploy officers specially trained to handle sexual assault victims, in particular women, “in order to carry out qualified questioning and secure objective evidence,” the report states.
The document also calls upon the city authorities to arrange for better integration of migrants into the social fabric of Germany.
Cologne needs to “improve the basic conditions which result in social-structure disadvantages and frustrations as a result of lack of personal exchange, financial participation, recognition and barriers to getting to know women,” it adds.
Since January 2016, the issue of asylum seekers reportedly sexually harassing local women has been gathering momentum. Many of the victims, apart from being sexually harassed, said they had been robbed.
The report revealed the recent figures on the crimes committed on New Year’s Eve in Germany: there were cases of 881 sexual offences involving over 1,231 women. Apart from Cologne, similar incidents took place in Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Frankfurt and Stuttgart. The victims were almost all young women between 18 and 24 years.
According to the document, almost all the suspects involved in the Cologne New Year attacks came from Algeria, Morocco and Iraq.
In June, two men were found guilty of sexual assault last New Year’s Eve in Cologne and were given probationary sentences. The court said it was evident that one man, named as Hussein A., kissed a young woman against her will. The other man, an Algerian national, was part of a group that sexually harassed women. German media reported that two more men were found guilty of sexual assault charges in Düsseldorf and Nürtingen.
https://www.rt.com/news/368531-cologne-helicopters-cctv-sex-assaults/
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Tinder killed the nightclub star
Over half of UK nightclubs have closed since 2005. This dramatic decline will leave Britain worse off “culturally, socially and economically,” experts warn.
I’ve been to hundreds of nightclubs. On all continents, except Antarctica. Yet I’m not sure I ever actually liked any of them. I doubt I’m alone in this.
So why did I go? It was hardly the music; most clubs play electro or R&B and I prefer rock. As I’m not particularly attracted to large crowds, it certainly wasn’t the idea of being packed in a large room with hundreds of other people, either. The drink was hardly a reason - it’s far cheaper in pubs. Nevertheless, I hadn't many club-free Saturday nights in my 20s.
I think the real inspiration to go clubbing was simple. We wanted to meet members of the opposite sex, or the same if you prefer that. Nightclubs were dating supermarkets: From cavernous WalMarts, right up to the expensive, allegedly exclusive, Whole Foods. Like stores, their clientele varied depending on the price and location.
Of course, different cities had different vibes. Berlin was anything goes; a kind of Disneyland for adults. Much to my chagrin, nobody really dressed up. Los Angeles was the other extreme. Everybody dressed up too much. To make things even worse, most venues closed at 1.30 a.m. This was about the same time things started to get interesting in Berlin.
Bono's bouncers
Moscow and Kiev were another world entirely. A planet where everything was decided by “face control.” The face part only actually applied to females. Men’s visage was less important than how expensive their shoes or suit looked. West of Vienna, men often wore jackets. In the east, bouncers wouldn’t let you. Even when it was cold.
Dublin was my formative club city. When I arrived as a teenage college student, the hippest club in town was The Kitchen, owned by U2’s Bono and The Edge. The first three times I tried to get in, I failed. The fourth time I succeeded. Christy Turlington was there. Sadly, she didn’t try to chat me up.
The other Dublin hotspot was Lillie’s Bordello. While I thought I looked wonderful, the door staff didn’t agree. Their repeated failure to recognize my potential meant that I couldn’t party with Irish soap opera actors and people who once shook hands with Bono. This genuinely upset me at the time.
Instead, I went to “meat-markets.” Bad Bobs, Fitzsimons, Rí Rá and Club M. Joints where “face control” was unheard of and the man with a £20 note was king. Later, I graduated to Leeson Street, where in a curiously Irish phenomenon, you couldn’t buy domestic beer, only imported wine. Wine that cost £50 a bottle. In 1999. Bangers, Mash & Booze
That year, The Herald's editor - for reasons only known to himself - decided to give me my own daily newspaper column. After this mistake on his part, doors opened. The management at Lillie’s Bordello suddenly changed their position. In fact, they even gave me my own key. I handed it on to a homeless person one night. I’d like to think that he recovered from his problems and now occasionally drops into Lillie’s and demands their best table.
Irish nightlife was odd. Bars closed at 12.00 midnight. Strictly. Unless the Gardai (police) drank there. In that case, they stayed open as long as they liked. If you didn’t fancy hanging out with the cops, the only realistic option was to hit a club. They opened until between 3am and 4am and were also obliged to offer a meal. I’m not joking. One assumes this was to sober people up.
Outside of Dublin, nightclubs often concluded the evening with a rendition of the national anthem. DJs surely got a kick out of the sight of intoxicated revelers slobbering over the tune. With no real competition, they prospered. In the year 2000, Dublin had far more nightclubs than it had men with hipster beards. For this reason alone, Dublin in 2015 sucks by comparison.
When I made it over to London, things were even more restricted. Pubs shut at 11, clubs around 2.30. In the more fashionable nightspots around Mayfair and Chelsea, people dressed to impress. Often in the Zsa Zsa Gabor sense, and especially after the Russians descended en masse around 2004. There was even a venue on Conduit Street, Sketch, where the toilets resembled eggs. White eggs, not Faberge eggs.
In London’s suburbs, especially around Camden and Islington, unpretentious dive clubs dotted the streets. These were rather good fun. Alongside was the legendary Camden Palace which had a capacity of 2,500. At the Chalk Farm end of the road, Marathon was the maddest place ever. A takeaway which doubled as a late-night rock joint. It was my “local” and I saw everyone from Liam Gallagher to Johnny Depp there. Even Angelina Jolie. All enjoying a kebab and can of Carling, while watching the resident Elvis impersonator - who happened to be French.
From Russia with clubs
Russia was another story entirely. There were no restrictions on licensing hours. Long after shabby chic, later to evolve into the contemporary hipster trend, had sucked the luxury out of European clubs, Moscow oozed it. People still make an effort in Russia. The prices reflect that. However, for someone raised in the tightly-controlled British Isles system, the country is dangerous. Russia’s liberal laws and Irish drinking habits are a bad combination. I eventually quit altogether. Sober clubbing made me question how in God’s name I believed it to be such fun, for so long. Soon, I gave that up too. The clubbing, not the questioning.
Now, I read that nightclubs are going the way of the Dodo. According to BBC, in 2005 there were 3,144 in Britain and that number is now down to 1,733. That’s a heck of a fall in a decade. I don’t have numbers for Ireland but anecdotally people suggest the fall has been even sharper. Even in Russia, in my former stomping ground of Khabarovsk, it turns out that the city’s most famous club, Hospital, closed its doors last year.
What killed the beat? Lohan Prescencer of Ministry of Sound blames the economy and government legislation. He points to “later pub opening hours, the smoking ban, student tuition fees and the squeeze that a lot people are under financially since the recession.”
This is codswallop. As video killed the radio star, technology has finished off clubs. It was never about the music. It was about meeting people. Why go to the trouble of preening yourself and making a huge effort when it’s easier to meet someone on Tinder?
Attracting a mate was once a type of performance art. To stand out from the crowd you needed exceptional clothes or super dance moves. To seal the deal, smooth chatter helped. Naturally this favored the gregarious. Shrinking violets got stuck on the shelf.
Sadly, dating has now become something akin to dialing a pizza or browsing the Asda catalogue. Whereas people who met online or through dating agencies once hid it, now they are quite proud of it. Tinder killed the nightclub star.
Music is suffering too. It needs clubs. In an era where only idiots like me pay for music, without nighttime gigs, musicians and DJs simply cannot make a living.
Future generations will probably react with horror when we regale them with our - highly censored - nightclub stories. I'll remember the glory days. When Dublin was about Lillie's and The Kitchen, London Fabric and Embassy and Berlin Cookies and Berghain.
Places of nothingness, yet places of fulfillment. Places where Samuel Beckett could dance with Edith Piaf and nobody would bat an eyelid.
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I have a layer called USA breweries. It has a point for each of the breweries that are in the country. I am trying to develop a table of the distance of each brewery to another brewery. I have ARC GIS desktop 10.4 as well as ARC GIS online. I would appreciate any help and let me know if you have any questions! | r/mapprojects | post | r/mapprojects | 2016-11-29 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyMFRNT0NaQ3B6djZJTnNldV96RGlIUEZLUDlWaDdXLTQ2SDBMTUoyWDFOVVdZV2hmeVNkaVhGRFVjX0hMNzNFVGI4SmRYRTVBSmdlN0ktWlR1X2VmRUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5RGF6ZmlpOFQ1MDZRNXl1MWZTTFVXd2hldGNzRzhqeHJIdDdrTDBwXzB3UGJnOGFUVVc1MVpZVUhOMG84SFkzUklrV0Y0ZFVFVm5adWVSalMtNUhFUUVid1MwbG1BLVJxUXhBTjd0b2dzaVFvWE5iUTF4QmxzWUo5UUdDY3hIUU9VZ0RNWnpTUTBHSEl5Y1JaTGw1M203UmF5RWdZWDl6Z21oTzBRX3NXbGRsNGUtTVgyODlmT0NGZEZMOFBsWGJN |
My only reaction, with her small tittle and fat belly.. | r/tosh | comment | r/tosh | 2016-11-30 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoybFgwWlVubUtmSUxqOG9DOVpwc095eXM0UGZzdEtzbFkyTDNGV2pfMlpBa2N4M3pUNGxlUDl2a29yTkpTcnpIZjFXVUNiTWh2Vk03cU94U1dKVF9MOFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5Q1NqWkVsQ2prNEhONmZ4STJOTHRFcFQ0eUxFWHNpTkxZQXZ2WjdKYllXd2tkSkhXaWF5SEl3OXJOTVZzdHhpbW5YM21WZXhGWVpRc3BiTTB3aW9WY18tM2w5dlFpWjRCYjhiU2UwRlZTV2puNlZpY09PMUFBa0xZUHRNUEoyRUc4MnZYWHZqd0dUZXRCMjJianJ2NHBIMEoxTnJNcGRrcm1iekctREZxZ3VCRDQzTkM5bW90dDR3ZHpjSFZJTWgtYklteU9nRG9tZHBhVzVqYTJiYzhkUT09 |
Oh shit bro! I saw him 2004 at auburn. He killed it, opened my young mind to comedy, and I got laid. How great was my butthole before it got destroyed? You tell me... JEFFREY!! Tosh really schooled me on comedy that night. Super great. | r/tosh | comment | r/tosh | 2016-12-01 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoybk00NHdPcEstcV8wMEV5ZzNDaEZKRkhpZU05REJtLTN6a3NLTjFzT3BnbWpxTDIzeVNCaHdZYXppYmNoenBUQ0U4clZwTkZqcTF0eFRvTUVxZ1VrRnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5RVpLMzV6Q1lmNGEyX1ZmZUl1aTVvdThyeWs3c1luN0p6Z2U5Ym9odlotMFE3cTF5QjAySzdxNE51OXg2cGJDbkFoZmYwU25rOEF5cEJsb3d6b0twSU9UV1pRYTRyek53OERpVXQyVFZvT19Da1VDcXpqajJicUdzaHg5VXBHR1NxeU1KaUR6OXNubUpUbHVmNTJqLUJncjZJWHFRem5oOVYtYWJISDNtTkF3PQ== |
Did you forget to switch accounts? | r/tosh | comment | r/tosh | 2016-12-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoydFhxLVFqdmFlcDlnWVBGWDI1OEtTMDg1UWR6NzFNc3ZtN0Z3SlpaSnpJcVpLalg4ZUxIcEZ6a0x5SXZqMWNiV0RVbG1FSW4tT0ZZRVMxXzViX0o5R2c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5dE5oaFc2elZJQVBENzhyQ01jMXBXanA3VTY0bkZHZkdHV2dWRXh3aDVFdzBYS0NfZEF2NVFfaEFENmU4dVRoZkxZakVLSmtEeEVnakZONkNvOExSSm5EbWtOcjJnZzRSRkoxZmNEYnFVXzA1RzliNE5tbFdNSHJHTUtTUTBRX25ZaTU5SmZPNU4tX0ZDVVBDNUY1UVhPU3l5U05oVWdSVW1Va0JwenZWLTd3PQ== |
Movie pick: [Nightcralwer](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2872718/?ref_=nv_sr_1),
Rated: R
Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Summary: When Louis Bloom, a driven man desperate for work, muscles into the world of L.A. crime journalism, he blurs the line between observer and participant to become the star of his own story. Aiding him in his effort is Nina, a TV-news veteran.
Director & Writer: [Dan Gilroy](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0319659/?ref_=tt_ov_dr)
Staring: [Jake Gyllenhaal](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0350453/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm),[Rene Russo](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000623/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm), and [Bill Paxton](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000200/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm)
This is streaming on US Netflix.
I hope this is a new beginning for this group. I will be posting the new suggestion thread on Monday and the more suggestions and discussion about the next pick the better. And if anyone knows the best way to get more traffic here please let me know!
Enjoy the movie! | r/watchitwithme | post | r/WatchItWithMe | 2016-12-02 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyaWl2TGpmckF1U3NsaFA4VlhjTkNMU1IwRkFOYUppUk5pbWxkZjJpYVlFTmxQTkRYWmFpaS0tOTVOaVBxOG5fQ3BWQklDemptRWhqXzRzUTV4RTBaYWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5N2NacEVMdWxLZGQ2Wl91ODJ0MmtCZjdBOTloTUVuWTZ5eldLcUNtMHVqYVpIUkl0YUd4X0lNeWpuX3hWZE56WG5HQVhETlRBX3B3RG8xZ2FEWWVHS0MwR0hoMzFrOHNCQkdENUw0eFpoc1MtV3pUM2trc0U0Q21uQUZMdUZvRVhLNm4ydjRKWkxVMzkwN0l2U2RhZkk4VG0yZENYNjRnWEstdnVLeWpRRHFMU3ZtVVZyaXZDTFdKUVhBaDJyVDBT |
Hai cool pepes ,
First of all , i'm sorry to announce that we can't do the second EC DUB stream this week ( we have a binge watch tonight and TLC tomorrow) , the ECW stream is taking place next saturday :) ( with all your requests ofc , even if we got the kelly kelly expose multiple times /lmao )
- Be ready for a lucha night stream , hosted by your /yodapepe , Theo and Drazian : a NIGHT FUL of AAA , CMLL , WCW and LU best matches this friday night
You have any favourite lucha matches that you want to suggest ? /justdoit in the comments here
Be ready for some......some good lucha...luchas strea....Lucha matches stream GODDAMIT WOOoooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOooo | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-03 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoybjd6N0M3YUgzaWVsa2ctRFBJZnJzYUtOZHh6UGo5V3NPSWRrUWI1eXpaS0RIaHVTUzVXUzRSajFkSHVVVWswcE5xOHFJWDA0RDVvVV9pdGVUZnhGZFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5S0dFWXplNThqel9WMFpDWVp0YmhYbGdOTmVvbGtfYW1peFFfNHFxSnJ0RWpZNkoydUVMN2dVdTJNTFJ1dGtQOFdBUm9CZ3BnMjFsWWtneEZyeVg1Ny1hUjlwSjRWYzBZeGV0X3R0ZE1vc2FvYUctWE5RQldJMS1ZMzhqNWVFTzFrVnBsWHdEV1owZDdYbkJNa0Vub2lzZF9od2k2bW9rTWJaUUFyRGJWTWZKaWs3bFVJNzZ5VHl3TTdkZGVBSlZxM0dDdWNMMXNBcG9XcW95YlhRRHAxZz09 |
e beat me in fifa, iw ant to die, no fancy time conversions | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZVBvUUx1QUZ2eTlJMG1uQkIwUkk3RXZsZzMyMVU0bmFsZkRJU0pGVFRWc3h4T29vZG8xR1lfRURxc2Z6TzJULTUzZHZlNnExWXpGVkpuWUdyU2ZjZFE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5SVo2eFhHMjFUdThKNUNiWEdCblotdklEd1dDbG8yWmlDak9yNVVucGUtY2hjbVo0VVJNdzNkeGdnaUxVY0JEeUZaRWIya2ttUEtDVnYxQUY0UG1CeS1SaVZrN2owc3BWTWhSaTZ3ZVBIWTF5YXlQTHJNRnpsNS00eDlsQ3NtMGhjM3p0LVdPcVhzQmpqdWw4ekxYOW1PX0NFQy14UjhkYXhSek1WTU02eWpfeVo2b3ZWY0Q1QzM3ZW1GbnRzM1M2NU9rZVFqNHZhU0xvdGRQNXZSWUQ3UT09 |
i once used two of them and they were entirely different colors. they scare me now | r/condimentpackets | comment | r/condimentpackets | 2016-12-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyLV9fbllpSGhtZ3p5QkxfbEFhdklfZnNFZXlQLVkyc2hQTEIxcHRSOXJJTHFpT1J1QUVfVWpuUHhNQ2JaMVRaZzJCUk5OM3ZPcmxXbTZldmRXTXpRR0E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5Ri10VzNjWnlXOXBLWVhVd2hhQVJDTGx0WThKUlA5UHFVb3ZkOWdkcm9kX2hMb1B3SHZGc0RkQm8tc2dLUWVWNE43R01WZ2MzZThwa1hpUnR0NlRxUk1CUzJQZHJuNDFHYlpUcllfTjJSQmMxRjkyRzQ0VWNkaXZncXhlbGFxX3NkZ3FRb05MZnd3SXVrSUg0dndmejNvcGktbmYweU10VFA0WFJxeElpZldBSktobjQ0MWlua0sxRm16a2Jqckct |
As I'm sure a few of you have noticed, the chat has become, less civil then before. And to be honest it starts with us mods and admins not cracking down on harassment and to that I apologize
Starting right now this is the rule. If you harass or personally attack another user you will get a **warning** if you continue said harassment or attacking the next step will either be a kick followed by a ban, or will result in a direct ban. | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-04 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoydWYtOEtRWW0ySFRuZ21ZbklaaDdsak0tN2pHbjBiRU5mT0Qzd21XQ0NjUDlDTFZyb3EyM21vcVUwMVNJSjJZOUhJNzhSZXM5d0h5WmVkYlUwdG5uQWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5a1dmVFliV2ItY1VQX1BZMWFpRDNseU5zT1pYSHJPVEltRDF0VlQ4MkNYRXZYSHJ3VmlwMnYxUE1fTzJNclJGQ3NVdHN1QU5fQUo0cGN0c3R1UVNma2lsUWNoeXVaNGtnRVBhYjg2U3pwYkVuMWhyb2szLVhJcDN6WUhTYW9CaUFBYm5jNmpkVFNKdGl1NTFxZFF6SGJ6dWVtejhGWUFvZFZ6X2p5MVlNNDBjazVGV1FYbmh2ajJFZ0QzZWFjMHZvRDNUVzFialAxX3YyUGVTNUs0NzNqQT09 |
Alright here's the schedule for the week, remember to /epep them.
Sunday: Shun MollyConny Day
MoNday: Shun TheDonutinator Day
Tuesday: Shun Kenzo Day
Wednesday: Shun LunaChickFringe Day
Thursday: A free day, shun who ever you feel.
Friday: Shun Gingerjon Day
Saturday: Shun CMKA Day.
It changes week to week, so stay updated and stay WOKE and stay /epep | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyMWx1TGZaV1NRQWcyVWhjMVpwZnJOaEdLTlhjZktZc2Q2QUpKNEkySXdCbUNtc1RNMG9PRjhWbFZtaDFnazFvOENUWEkydEt0WW11R2p5X1ktYWVneUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5U0puMVNOUklab2NFZkw4UUhqQ2M2Z2U2Q2dtbDluS0lVY1UwNjh2MnItZVo2MTZ2RTl1UGpFNG0xNjhrVXl2TnhIZGxGM1pMaGhSXy03NzBYeWZjME1STFBpRGNtSXJpeEFVd1pJclZwdWl3akRCX3Jfbm14Y0NIMzBDTEY3RmFwNl9QUGc0a1RJd2p0T1ViOFlKZ0oyYk53RmNPMENrclloZEpNVFd3Y3FpVWZWaVNyUFE0b1ppamlJQXd5cldfNXlZeGo2bjFoTXpvcnlGMVEyUERmdz09 |
I didn't wanna have to make this announcement but due to lack of requests from other mods/admins there will be no music for RAW except for the 4 Special tracks. SD will still have music :DD
as always any complaints can be sent to
[email protected] | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyTGZMVXhxMjlvQmYzdnNMbDJpMjZrOTVyQmI3b3d0cFE0bi1aS0tyTzlEeUo2UHpKSHZPWDA4ckp5UDVCV3ZyUTZiZkplZGZuQzg1TTFQdVl3WmhnOWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5VnRhNTc4d0Fmc0t1ZXdDblprZjBwd0kxMFFsdFlOYjN0LXUzZ1dEc0FreHRJWHAwNjU0SXN3XzlOdVY0YjR0OFJSYVFCMHgyVzdvVWxra04zeEFycUhhbWJ1TUlkYnRHLTBRaDdrZ1BCU0JjaDQ0QjlvLVZ4dWxmQWhNZmtvRFBlZ3EweW91Tmlzb2NHY1FtR0ZRcEN5OUZVcGowT2lCYnhkTmlYTG8taEMyOEpodVJDRGhPdUJjeTRybWFNbWhH |
Post your movie suggestions down below. The movie with the most upvotes will be our movie on Friday.
I would prefer the movie to be accessible on a streaming site like Netflix or Amazon, because it makes lives easier. | r/watchitwithme | post | r/WatchItWithMe | 2016-12-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyTGxlYmpod2ROTVc3aFlwTVhJMGZfaEtTNm1hV19yTTJQQVlXTDlqbEtpNXJTWGtBbHFyYWNta3dTb3hjaTNsb01ETXJRWGtfWkQ3a0xBcnI4QV80dGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5LUswR0sxbloyNTR5Ym9NZWJscHNfTTZGbFMxN0JuRTNJaVJ2c3NkbjNhSlRIZEdDUnBhQkJMbHdNaWlsWi1HQUJjbmhmbk9sUmE0WlZFTm44TFVtaEViQUdhOFczU0k1SVJybTJ3NGoxdjJUYnc1Q21xVUpKRVhXeDlLV19JVlNtV2xTV3VMYTV6ZEZKTXJ5cTZKbTlrMnVsQ1cwSnFFdVBVSHN2SURSNGIxaVZZUDlhUDdlRF9XdjVJYkVobEQ5 |
wait wtf sort of sub is this? | r/youngatheists | comment | r/youngatheists | 2016-12-05 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyREFUMkgxeXVta0traW9nYzlyMzRHMWlWRWpNakJrRm9YTnN5cnZZRjdndFdKbURfcDUweDdGLU5icThHXzhWcjZfRnctWUNjcmxOZExmRXZycE5uVnc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5czlHNTVKQWJXNHJLMGRHZF8xWS1QVmJueEFnUDVmaGZJQjh3U2Z1Y2wtemtLdkcwd1RPZk9rcWFqOENiOXBlb1ZiX2J5dXJxbHJERkJERDFObl92US11UWd5ZDZlWVBFeEI5TDBQVjVqcGJkbDdxS195bnpTaFJiMmRTdEZnVzlMQ3QtOWtZSUNWU1R4ZEZDVkkyY3pyRGpKbHhsRTlfbWttejhHSGZaanJYdmF2NHllVHdZQ1ZoR2l4bERBN0NVQVhOb3dLU0c0MVJDUHdDZ3dSRDlaZz09 |
Hey, I've been in the Taima channel for a few months now and I really want to know why certain pieces of music keep on getting played every week on RAW and SmackDown without exception?
Stuff like Hot Dog, Corn Dog, Fuck Bees, all those songs. Why do they HAVE to be played every single week? There's millions of songs out there but these are getting played to death.
I'm sure I'm not the only person getting annoyed with this. | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-06 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyN2E0d1NmTFh0a3ZodFF3T0lsWGRyc2N1cUZlSHdESkxDam56MXdQMHd3UjlpZjh5V1RIV21qdUF2b3NSNlhYanpibkJiV2MtMnYzU0ZVcHhmcFpGOGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5ZWN3UzBXSVJDRmsxYUtJT0RpWHhTR1ZnaG5KNVVVQ0RIdnh6VW9ZZDJTdUxWQUhwUWxTR2VERndETFdqb0MyY2FGRlNsYWdBMmtjaVhNc19ETHdwemR2R0hSTExWX0daOGdlaXBfRHgzTTFsUXFrcTRvSjZ5elZjejdrMVg4bUVvbU1IejMwenVwTnNjVzY4T0FkS3lJQzlGV0RrNDMyQWJtbFZOcW1ReGk0N3dXRGdKdEpWM0YwLWhMSHBFSGtX |
CAN YOU HANDLE SPAM IF A BREAK IS **BOLDED** it is one of the three special breaks FEATURING (Fuck Bees/Bustin/Vogue)
* Break #1
Beck - Sissyneck | St. Vincent - Rattlesnake | Raury - Friends ft. Tom Morello
* Break #2
**St. Vincent - Birth In Reverse | WWE SmackDown Live - Unstoppable (Bumper Theme) | Fuck Bees Inc**
* Break #3
N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton | NWA - Fuck Da Police | Childish Gambino - Redbone
* Break #4
Brotherman Bill | Dark Horses - Switchfoot | Eminem - Phenomenal
* Break #5
**TJ Perkins Theme | Rich Swann theme | Bustin**
* Break #6
True Survivor - David Hasselhoff | EC3 Theme | Legacy - Eminem
* Break #7
i don't wanna go to school - bill wurtz | Kurt Angle Ripoff Theme | John Cena - Basic Thuganomics
* Break #8
**Living In A Dream - Finger Eleven | Slow Chemical--Finger Eleven | Vogue - Madonna**
* Break #9
Daft Punk - Robot Rock | LazyTown - We are Number One | Without Me - Eminem
* Break #10
Saves the day - Anywhere With You | Fall Out Boy - Sugar We're Going Down | I'm Not Okay - My Chemical Romance
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Voltaire's character progression gets me every time | r/fuck_r_books | post | r/fuck_r_books | 2016-12-08 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZkRRS3hUMGk0SVB3OENIZjZsZWI3QzhqSmFaUzUzMmFjcmJhU25mWW9kWDgwRVVBeDJpa2U2RWozVUU5dUJLb0VOb1JIZFBPOExwaFhwYTBrMXpWc3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5dm9yQVRtd0Nfb0x1dWo0T0hGNjZXOVBqczBYVWdLMWZtTy03VEI5REhqV1hFV2U3Vkp2TTZfZW9iVnRSVzNkbGlqN2NrRUZ4bHFIdnJBOVctcDM1NUZlMW9qaElNVTQyQWtMZUJDT0J1RXBfTGdxUjZTZms2VndjOW4wYkVLRW14UG9YSDIweEZQMThFYnJWME5COE1nU0owd2JMSWZKS05QRjlQakp4LTNhXy1WM3g0NWRMYTdpdTVRVmw2bWhr |
They have these places here in Okinawa that are called mango soko which is basically a mall style swap meet. They only sell used items from clothing to electronics and then some.
However if you sell something to them, don't expect to get a lot of money unless your selling them something on there wanted board. But to answer your question they do buy Levi's. | r/tokyofashion | comment | r/TokyoFashion | 2016-12-09 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWWw4MHZDMl9fSm9DeWl5c2VzTU9UalVRQkExaWZFZml0eV9Cb2phZVlmR1JTQWsxNHVlNWc5U2VkMlllMEU1TlZuTGk3TG5wZlZDTWwyRTZMU2FtdWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5allzZVg3TTVheUFrNmdPRDF3YlRETmhkM1ZtY1hrU3FFalJpZ1M5ZUZIaS1VT1Q3cU1QYkp3NlpSOHdtay04ZmVKMmtOajU1eUYtQXN0RnVGcHVpdmEtT2t5RzB4NlhBM1ZoNElQT0xPQ3Q4RkdlWkhWcEQ2YWFUN0hpZ2hlR21qajlVOGhEZThDOEFsUnU2MXJTRjZGdHZxTWJfbW9udzR6dXpvcUtiT3FsekZLTV9OeWZFZVVqOFVKR1ZKOFExTk0xRGE4TFRxRGh6MG1mUlBTZ3VscmxvV0JycWJkNHBwZWhRQXdyZ2NTbz0= |
Movie Pick - [The Crow](http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0109506/?ref_=nv_sr_2)
Rated: R
Genre: Action/Drama/Fantasy
Summary: A man brutally murdered comes back to life as an undead avenger of his and his fiancée's murder.
Director: [Alex Proyas](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001639/?ref_=tt_ov_dr)
Writers: [James O'Barr](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0639335/?ref_=tt_ov_wr),[David J. Schow](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0775017/?ref_=tt_ov_wr), [John Shirley](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0794326/?ref_=ttfc_fc_wr3)
Staring: [Brandon Lee](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000488/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm), [Michael Wincott](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000699/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm), [Rochelle Davis](http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0205373/?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm)
This is available on US Netflix
Thanks to /u/buried_bubbles for the suggestion! | r/watchitwithme | post | r/WatchItWithMe | 2016-12-09 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyWmt1Wnlld0FnMjVZdU1FdHJIT3VXY21PblZ4ay1PTGY1S2NKbUhKVEd6RUNwZGFqMVVFclFGZFVYUk1BMDBOU1RwMEt1VndCaTZLNjlVLXB0MXpsNHc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5UXE4Q2J0cmhRNGprWl8yTFVkM2hhZVFMaHMwNXRUM3I0TldILXI1dDhNMjE3SzhfNEdyY3ctRnFVdlJnS3RZMTJzT2xkakg4b1BkUkIyNWI1SGdPM1pMNmZzbldpTGtqbG1mdTgtT3U1X3MwR1E3bElXcjhZX2ZUYW1nSmZkcG4td3hxeHBUR092TU1mdWdRbUtZd1J1WmRTaE44SjdFbzNOMFg1aEZnc1VXS2szMkpQVURHRjlNM3NLTUZibGpK |
Hey everyone. About 2 weeks ago the Dragon Gate show Fantastic Gate started, so since we're a bit behind I thought we could stream day 1 of the event. I thought the best time, considering replays and so on, would be **Friday at 9pm GMT / 4pm EST**. As I always do I'll make a note of any changes in the scheduling here and in the chat in case there are any. Hope to see you there! | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyTEpIcDhmNi1NVEdINGJFTFVJMWNqLUdsMk9VLWRfbEhzUFRsVWpVNjVLUDhfQ1VlYzAxZGJZTmFnOGNFSko4UGE3UGs0NnJBMTMwa1JXMEdjTXJFdEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5bm85YmRpSW1YUmJOZmc5MjNNQmltQVpsU2ZnaUFHWnJJbi1EYXJlZW9tU2g1TGw0dm5na3ZjMmRfV0ZSS1ZjWElNSUhWTGlQTnJrcU8xWWpsc2MzTFczODRtV2dDY1gwYkt6R2JWTjZqemtXdVlkazRQV09XM0xhS2UtZVlfb0NMMEtBbHpTMEk2RVBtWlduV1pMMk1CTnJPYXVxa1NwYlpOa3J2UXMzZkhBPQ== |
you can expect more of this behavior. it is just normal for HWSNBN. he will do much worse. | r/occupytrump | comment | r/OccupyTrump | 2016-12-10 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyT2JPUmcyLWVpWll2cmx6OHozUjhNQXRVdW9EOXhKWW1NQnR3cHNBTE5paWFPUmpMd0FvTDROMVBWeUlIZzRLQXlBaFk3c1FoRVlxSVUzckM0NnI1MWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5WkQtMHF4VmFNRGQxc2lPcF96OVNqS3ZIdDRVbEUxeGFxcXZzXzVXb0ppQ09IM2tCeEtJeGU0TGwtdEtuUl9FMWR0MmgwQ01iU01DMktwSEswRFpOT0tUaThTdG42bXM2Y3dBM0tpRHhidWhUcUE2V0hXcmZnSndubTNVc2lsQVh5dlQ3QjJueUF0UmlvdEt6dzVEdklLSXhYZWRiVGtHUERyNUFmNUdEaURGMEtsMzE3LXNEODlKTGJZZ1g5cGN3NXR0azJVZG9KZWRUZ1l4VG5HNVYyd0xEYXVjV2RGY0M5Z1RkeDNzT05OUT0= |
Hi cool pepes ,
the EC DUB night stream returns tonight , 10pm GMT / 5pm EST
Faeturing some of taima legends like new jack , Tajiri , Nunzio ......And kelly kelly /lmao
Also give us your suggestions for next week
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Time to pick next weeks movie!
Movie with the most upvotes by 12/16 will be our next movie choice! Availability also factors into what movie is picked, so keep that in mind.
Try to include a brief summary of your movie, or why you want us to watch it.
Happy watching everybody! | r/watchitwithme | post | r/WatchItWithMe | 2016-12-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyU0E2YjMwbFNaOE1ZWkVSTkVqNGRmNlJ6eG9ybmNvWGRMMDRIa2pnYlg1T0RJSFZOWlRab2NRcDNOakhadm8ydmhwcEM3U2RuV3Rob1NyY3hVNHJ2N1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5bkZVSXY3WHQwS1p3U1BpYW9tQjhGZlN4SUdQRGNLTmo2WnZwNU4yeUE5cDkyOEFtWkNLOEVRYk5QbjllTXU5SU5KY0NDSzdoMUtuZXBQWkstTFJ4cVg5OHo3ZWlKdzVTdGR5Um1RMHlXTHRhaXBaWHR5bjBSSnNkbnpqb0MwQ2txeG1PeHQ4ZjlzUmZjdDBqVmFYVHBuMFEwZkN4RWdKLURzaENKNnRQV190S19HbjlEWkxqbHBRbmhxZnlWOUtV |
I would like to investigate underlying patterns, through the mathematics framework, between different sized scales throughout the universe in an attempt to unify understandings under a new lens. | r/maththeory | post | r/MathTheory | 2016-12-12 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyaS1nOVNxVndUbFRBRW1tY1BVV1g4XzZTV0JGMU5LTVNVVDhWSV9DWE1OOW1VMVUtRVloZENVN3hjRzlkbVJBOVlWbWExQW5qY2xVM0N1eDhXN0g0TEE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5SGdTeVI2V2JOOUFHY1pPTU1pTnNSUzJXelRTbGJ5TXJYSWxCWEtxX2t1dXBzcFV4Q0NpdnFjX3FGZDBGdTA4UmZzc09ZZzVLOERXUnk0aFhISG96bmRfZVlibUMtTWxWVzBGY1RrNTFIX3RBZ1UteXAtTExoM0RHM0dDVV9scHM2aVBRcTJRLVEzWncxQ21LRDVRdFh5R0xxMmtweGlpTDhmN2s5T05vSlphTkpnQ3pJVTF2Q3dKRzNUZEgwUlUw |
man it's a good thing that trade foley mentioned was fake so Eva stays with SD anyways IF A BREAK IS **BOLDED** it is one of the four special breaks (Spooky/hotdog/corndog/Choices)
* Break #1
Jimmy Eat World - The Middle | The Rasmus - In The Shadows | The White Stripes - 'Seven Nation Army'
* Break #2
**Fall Out Boy - Dance, Dance | Gnarls Barkley - Crazy | Spooky Scary Skeletons**
* Break #3
Wheatus - Teenage Dirtbag | The Chemical Brothers - Under Neon Lights | Aqua - Barbie Girl
* Break #4
Straight No Chaser - The Christmas Can-Can | Smash Mouth - Why Can't We Be Friends | Scatman John - Everybody Jam!
* Break #5
**Run The Jewels - Close Your Eyes And Count To Fuck | Run The Jewels - Blockbuster Night Part 1 | hotdog.jpg**
* Break #6
All Night - Swollen Members | Rev Theory - Light It Up | Red Hot Chili Peppers - Snow (Hey Oh)
* Break #7
Pink Guy - Erectile Dysfunction | Mickie James theme | Run The Jewels - Legend Has It
* Break #8
**Lipps Inc - Funkytown | Reptile - Skrillex | Grab My Corndog**
* Break #9
To Be Loved - Papa Roach | A Different Kind of Dynamite - Thousand Foot Krutch | Hail to The King- Avenged Sevenfold
* Break #10
Crack Addict - Limp Bizkit | Ready for War-Adelitas Way | This Is A War - The Phantoms
* Break #11
**Skillet - Monster | Ace Of Spades - Motörhead | Choices - E40**
* Break #12
Kenny Omega Theme | Chris Hero Theme | Smash Mouth - I'm a Believer
* Break #13
Kassius Ohno Theme | Revolution - Pennywise | Big Time - Peter Gabriel
* Break #14
Puddle Of Mudd - Nothing Left To Lose | I Made It - Kevin Rudolf | Let It Rock - Kevin Rudolf
* Break #15
Seether - Fake It | Macho Man Randy Savage - Be A Man | David Guetta - Rise feat. Skylar Grey
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man it was nice to see our boy get some screentime anyways IF A BREAK IS **BOLDED** it is one of the three special breaks FEATURING (Fuck Bees/Bustin/Vogue)
* Break #1
The Killers - Mr. Brightside | Green Day - Minority | The All-American Rejects - Gives You Hell
* Break #2
**OK Go - Here It Goes Again | Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Murder On The Dance Floor | Fuck Bees Inc**
* Break #3
St. Vincent - Prince Johnny | St. Vincent - Huey Newton | The All-American Rejects - Dirty Little Secret
* Break #4
Melanie Martinez - Pity Party | Alistair Overeem - I Felt The Tap REMIX |The All-American Rejects - Move Along
* Break #5
**Daft Punk - Derezzed | Daft Punk - End of Line | Bustin**
* Break #6
JonTron Theme (Andromulus Remix) | Nate Diaz - I'm Not Surprised REMIX | Hypnotize - The Notorious B.I.G.
* Break #7
Ocean Man - Ween | You Reposted in the Wrong Swamp | The Memory Remains - Metallica
* Break #8
**Like A Prayer -The Hit Nation | Limp Bizkit - Rollin | Madonna - Vogue**
* Break #9
Sam Padrul - All I DO | Lance Storm Theme | JayZ & Linkin Park - Numb/Encore
* Break #10
The Magic School Bus Theme Song | Bill Nye: The Science Guy Theme Song | Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)
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My local historical society has a great collection of research on businesses done by a woman who recently passed away. She's gone through phone directories, newspapers, photos, and other materials to find out the businesses that have occupied the buildings downtown since the 1890s. For most years, she made simple block-by-block maps showing the outline of each building and the business name and a brief description. The historical society isn't quite sure what to do with all this stuff and how best to share it. I'm thinking there must be a way to turn it into an online, interactive map where users could cycle though each block and each year. Users could click on each building to get more information about the building and the business. Does what I'm describing make sense? What do you think would be the best way to do this? | r/mapprojects | post | r/mapprojects | 2016-12-14 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyOFd5a0pfcnh4RkxuWmd0RXRGY29hX0dxVUlLRlhOX1MtTVRfMmU2MUZWSHB1NU5hWnNyOHc2S3N2cmJZNDZzbkFDSlNiZFN6a1lOZEkyNml3RThYM3c9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5SlpOTW02M3d3S0ZTWG1pZnNCQ1FnTUNjakt1emtmRXV0UUowNklCMkJ3bVZtUkZweGxDSnBQdkM0MHYxcTdfV0owYlpjZEc2Y0ZwLUZxalBCWjhwNFo5cElObmw3WWdHTHk2QmtNbUljaVNuZUNVOEQ1S3BqQUQtOE5XVzh3MWNhbmlfR091T1ZwcFdDMnFyd1M3TTFRb3RETnZoOEhyUFFaTS1rYjVmb2h1OXRQcUlzUXZ1Um1JdlFJUHotQjJZeWl2UnZEbnRxTkpKM0V3dGtIanFfQT09 |
I have massive struggles finding other Michael Des Barres fans 😂
Actually most of the stuff I like is hard to find fans for... 😒 | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-12-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoydEgzMkxaODl6MHdwUG4xZTdjMmFjYm01cDJVbURla0NyVWVURDR3cG4zbG9WZm9CNUpzbEJZRkpscWZvZVdfck5fb095ZVpsUEh3cjEtdE9wb3Q0UUE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5X0xTTkZ6MWhENWp2dUNmNUh1ZUVLUERKYjE0bFVmakl1U01BLWZ0MkdkaVRtcTBlY3RxMlNZVHZLVmhyeUw1bGdFeFNVVkdIYlJGcHBtWXpaajBxMkdvckhzUUJBRHd1bDNBZkk3Rm9hVUJ5NVkwUVNzRl9jRktWYUp6N0VjemVNN054QVdnQ0kyRmR3b05EbUJab3ZxaFhKM0k4N2V0QXZnTUhlWTZmUDJvPQ== |
This is a bit of a tall order, but I do need some help. Basically, I made a survey and have a focus group for it that is looking at what the difference is in some motivators between purchasing decisions and habits. For example, I am looking at relationships between price, health, environmental quality etc. This is part of a larger project, but will ultimately be used to find out the best way for local producers and people in urban farming to purchase produce. What I need before i roll out the test, however, is a pretest to see that my results are consistent, make sense, etc. If you can, would you be willing to take part in this survey:
http://www.esurveyspro.com/Survey.aspx?id=e5e34dd2-cc40-434c-be33-b58cf81b5ad4
For any questions that name a country, just do it for your own and write the country name in the "any additional comments" field. Also, if you could- feel free to repost this survey on your facebook wall for people to do the same just to get some exposure. I really need a lot of hits to take part in the survey and get the best results possible and hopefully in the future get to do more work that will help local producers and people working in urban farming.
Thanks! | r/urbanfarming | post | r/urbanfarming | 2016-12-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyb3Y1TmxaOGVmTDNUSzliZnEzVG15Z2tTeGZGTFg5aGRGNktPcXlEUUVieldFYXNZU21wNG9BeV9LSUgwd0ZHSVZnSEZYRGlyWUhxX09mcXJsVkd4ZTBRWmJSYXFzcFowQVg3ME1SaXptR0k9 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5MF9ESnpmTW5vU2NNdjRhTmdudlpiN1poMGNLbDhpSHdPR2R2U3V0SGlpc0VWanl4MU1oOFdRbVJLVEl6SWM0ZEVBS1Utb0ZKQmNjX2VhV2ZEQmtVWlpidGdlcUwxalFSVW92a1dXejRyem1jakcxeTdZbkY5Tm91cHM1MFlaOWtSYUZ4V0dkYkh6dmpaODFZZExXWEFjUEFzd1pmNEVLeml3ODltSHR2bWJJVGlIMndGQVZNT1BtWTljUVQ0NWZBY0pLakhOX3ZFWE5nY25hZFY3cTBldz09 |
We have to PEACEFULLY stop these criminals from underhandedly stealing the election from the American people. Please share...
"The only thing evil men need to triumph is for good men to do nothing "-Edmond Burke | r/maydaypac | comment | r/MaydayPAC | 2016-12-15 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyUmI1TXJ0WDlDN1dmNTY3WnROUlJvZW1ZbWllMUtaeVl3dVZDLThnTTBkLUFwZjJzaEtQSUpyczhQbFk0b2ZldHJEVEVqdmJWN2VQTmZXdFpnLVdqc1E9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFo5cVpkQXZ3S2tJempiYjBrZFNKZ2hHQ3hEdkJsTTFKRHBVTVJNUUMxSWl2a09XbHVsYnI1TGY5dDNPNEtJNUtJdWZZcnhkd3ZUQmRfc2t5YzZUUmRXT0dhcG5lM3RtYjNFYU8zVDYtM3ZyNFhZWXFEM2EyODIzbHppbHpCcXliLUoyNEctblZsZUFVTG9FNExwaEFydGhZWlJtNEN4OGpsOHNmTVBobTAtVi1RUXNZbUo5UFUtY0tpTVVVcmY4TVEzMlRaVjlaWnpRbV9MSnlBREU2S0p5Zz09 |
Fuck off. I supported Mayday PAC because finance reform was a big issue for me. We finally have a candidate that hasn't already been bought, and you won't support him because he plays for the wrong team. Even if he is literally the JarJar Binks of presidential candidates, just admit he's on the right side of campaign finance, and getting the money out of politics overall.
I feel so played. I thought I was supporting a cause, now it just seems i was donating to a party. | r/maydaypac | comment | r/MaydayPAC | 2016-12-16 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyNUFUSzdWR1g2Q2hZUXZiS1Fqa2htdGlzVHFiX2drY2tvX29vVDh3YzlOd3RCTWRuQVFtNXNBN2hXOTBMRldYV282OUNaUV9GUXlIMDhvYm1lenVEVkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFotQ09HWHJpeG5GbFc3X3VRZVF1LUZDaXFUSGlaTkZzVjZUV1JHb0NIMGpfcE44aGIycG43cl9wRjh3RjZWd1I1S3RObGRGdXVaYU9nQmF4RkVRdGd0MG1WTllwcFpEOGMwbDVpaWU5ZmZBakhseEZEanU2QnU5UGpWS1EwNUEyZ2Q3M0tqaFB6MlRoRlBoRzhieGdHUG10Y05hOU1nQUZQOXNQY2RuZFdKSk9mdldLZXd2eXotWENTZjNEX2M5Zk5wcTdhb0p5Zk9rSjBFMXYyMVpra0pRQT09 |
Now THIS is the kind of stuff I always hope to see on this sub. Thank you. | r/condimentpackets | comment | r/condimentpackets | 2016-12-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyVk01V2dLVmR0Z2pJTHlqeDhIZkFmaURMNV9qU2ZTOHpTZ1Y3d0hKWGNlRDBsVzdLRG5XZ2hRYU1QQVBBQ0xOWnNQOHF3b2xsVDRmU2haNDJjR200ZkE9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFotNUJKTkxkc0FqOW9sWXE5VGtWRHQ5WE9fYzlSdnJnRW5yakRaa0NvX01pS2dTa3BvU3Z0ekVjXzJGektldDgtU0RxWmZ5dlV2RjZUanAzNlFhTU9xZHM3U3RXQ2VoamQybkd5MGd0bG51QTFFTTNGQ3ZDd0xOOHlpVVhiRXE5eE9wSGo1UzRkUjl3UHdCOVNfZDdlTWdRR0NOeWRNZW40TnlwaG5aZmF0Y1F3RU1qeXJtX1hhbWtNY29tVXoxeDdB |
that was freaking cool man | r/fangirls | comment | r/Fangirls | 2016-12-17 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyY2k5Z3U3S2JrTWVURDlhTnlseEcxVlZPUHlJanJEbFF6RUVseHRDamF5WE9xU25URnB4NzRmOGxtNGZNVlhWQ0hPR2tRWWhWcW5Ha19VN1Z0Vm9FRWc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFotOXJGa3ZqLTlNRGwtV1hBR1ZsbEl4WmRRTWtXbHFFTi1mcnJjNTI1RWZ6SGNTak14ekRaejFQM3JOaGI3Z1BvOWNrMFJic2FiZ3VXdDZPSFFkUlk0S0NBVVMxMVRlckJkNERVdnpjODlMdjFhNE9qRjdJeXJvcHQtTHNIU3B0cUc0QjJmSUlwZ3ltdXQ1eUJWN2FweERqcDF3SU0yVFRiWV9zdlctYlFNQ2RuX3BDRkNydElqRDA4S0ZRMUVlVVE1 |
Featuring things like:
Mankind/Taker HIAC
Rock vs. Jericho for the World title
Angle vs. Austin for the WWE Title (twice)
Balor vs. Rusev vs. Cesaro vs. Owens
Jericho vs. Reigns vs. Zayn vs. Sheamus
and more shit | r/wredditstreams | post | r/wRedditStreams | 2016-12-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoydmt4dk01YWtFdU9PYWxpYUh0VUJCY3RrRzR6cVRvbXFKVkRCTDVWZkMtcThERkFuT2tFU0Y5QTZIUVVGSk90VG9MdHpacFZBMGs3QzlvZmh6WDBaOGc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFotekFCVVlRTVk4S2Z0RmhpMWdTY2VUMWdyWkpJNXhpM0xDM0VxcW9Pbmp1eHdHYlNXT0hNUDU0cVk0UzRycTg1SVhMeTFZU0hCbEJkU09PZmtqNGxhQ2dGeE5Qa0psNjFyaENiemJhdHV6M0luTzhqYTd5R29HZnJCRmU2clRNdVBKNm1lQTl5bGRnS1R2WFdCd2xtOXJLQURPaEcyVURaSmVlLXBwUW80eDNfTkRPT1o3Z0tyVHVoWDQ3cmZqT3Bfbk1obDVKZ1BfZ2ZsSFl6YlFveEYtdz09 |
That demon’s name? Moloch, the Caananite god-demon of child sacrifice. However, to understand the role of Moloch in all of this (some people whom literally believe the deity to be the harbinger of the end of days in the Book of Revelations), we need to take a step back – all the way back to the Old Testament, to “Yahweh”, or as the freemasons refer to it, the **Jah** in [“Jah-bal-on”](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jahbulon#Examples_of_interpretations_of_the_word_based_on_its_syllables) (the ritualistic word spoken to resemble the name of the multiple Gods). **Bal** refers to the Ancient Egyptian->Phoenician->Carthaginian->Babylonian->Assyrian God “Ba’al”, and **On** refers to the Ancient Egyptian city of Heliopolis.
The problem, however, is that their holy war has sort of spilled out into our arena, and we’re stuck dealing with the mess. Now I've seen various posts and threads on this site (and others) all proclaiming to know what's going on - with outlandish theories based in New Age Occultism designed to explain, but the answer is far, far more simple.
What I am about to tell you sounds crazy. But you have to listen to me. Your very lives depend on it.
[According to the most important myth in all of ancient Egypt](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osiris_myth), Osiris captured and killed Set in a dispute. Set, the brother of Osiris - the basis for the satanic cult, [The Temple of Set](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_of_Set), the head of whom, [Michael Acquino, was implicated in a Military Scandal of his own](http://beforeitsnews.com/opinion/2014/10/the-case-against-general-michael-aquino-satanic-pedophile-2451124.html). It’s evident that if you disguise your bad behavior as “occult magick”, the US Government leaves you alone. There is an extreme tolerance of “religious practices” (or lack thereof, depending on what cultists claim) and it manifests itself in horrible ways. These cults [“provide examples of how pedophiles and/or ephebophiles can concoct religiously based theologies as means both to draw victims into their influence and provide explanations of their behaviour to their young prey”](http://www.icsahome.com/articles/religious-justifications-for-child-sexual-abuse-in-cults-kent-ijcs-2012).
Now previously we wouldn’t have known what’s at stake, but the Internet happened, so now we do…through the existence of official and unofficial freemason lodges.
While there are different classifications of official lodges, and disparity on what constitutes an official lodge versus an unofficial lodge (namely, that certain lodges have schisms within the society and thus refuse to recognize each other), the ultimate basis for a legitimate lodge is that of “purity” of the child. Innocence. The sole aim in becoming a better man through the children you leave behind. Official lodges, for example, participate in the Shriner’s Communities, which sponsors free medical aid for children’s hospitals. In some cases, they *own* the hospitals. The children of Freemasons can even enter into their own order, and many ultimately join Freemasonry when they’re old enough (although it’s not mandatory).
The unofficial lodges however, as aforementioned, do not see children as pure in their own right, but as a means of purification unto their own membership. A selfish act designed to eek away the corruption individually within, to appease a higher power (or so they legitimately believe). The very opposite of the official Freemason credo to [“be a law-abiding subject, and to the practice of ‘every domestic as well as public virtue’”](http://www.mqmagazine.co.uk/issue-13/p-46.php).
So how do the origins of freemason’s “Jah-Bal-On” relate to [CURRENT YEAR]? Pizza parties stem from the globalist belief in the occult.
After all, [McMartin preschool trial](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMartin_preschool_trial) was part of day-care sex-abuse hysteria, a moral panic over alleged **Satanic ritual abuse** in the 1980s and early 1990s. Under Wikipedia's "See Also:"? "Pizzagate, a similar case"…[some cases went so far as to single out Jews in a modern take on the Medieval Christian Blood Libel](https://books.google.ca/books?id=JVVsAAAAIAAJ&q=&redir_esc=y&hl=en)...but onwards to Jahbalon!
**Jah:**
Child Sacrifice, while previously (in Caanite antiquity) [was considered literal](http://www.academia.edu/7705209/D._D._Hughes_Human_Sacrifice_in_Ancient_Greece_London_1991_) with actual child sacrifices being demanded for a variety of reasons, this was later redefined by Judaism as a symbolic one. For example, in the Pentateuch, or Old Testament, child sacrifice is written as a metaphor for apostasy (considered the ultimate sin in Judaism):
[Leviticus 18:21](http://biblehub.com/leviticus/18-21.htm) "And thou shalt not let any of thy seed pass through the fire to Molech, neither shalt thou profane the name of thy God: I am the LORD."
[Leviticus 20:2](http://biblehub.com/leviticus/20-2.htm): "Again, thou shalt say to the children of Israel, Whosoever he be of the children of Israel, or of the strangers that sojourn in Israel, that giveth any of his seed unto Molech; he shall surely be put to death: the people of the land shall stone him with stones."
[Leviticus 20:3](http://biblehub.com/leviticus/30-3.htm): "And I will set my face against that man, and will cut him off from among his people; because he hath given of his seed unto Molech, to defile my sanctuary, and to profane my holy name."
[Leviticus 20:4](http://biblehub.com/leviticus/20-4.htm): "And if the people of the land do any ways hide their eyes from the man, when he giveth of his seed unto Molech, and kill him not"
[Leviticus 20:5](http://biblehub.com/leviticus/20-5.htm): "Then I will set my face against that man, and against his family, and will cut him off, and all that go a whoring after him, to commit whoredom with Molech, from among their people."
[In fact, Jerusalem is mentioned in Hebrew script as early as the 7th Century BC:](http://www.worldtribune.com/israel-says-ancient-papyrus-supports-its-claim-to-jerusalem/):
> “Naharata, which is mentioned in the text, is the same Naharata that is referred to in the description of the border between Ephraim and Benjamin in Joshua 16:7: [‘And it went down from Janohah to Ataroth, and to Naharata, and came to Jericho, and went out at Jordan,’ ” he added](http://biblehub.com/joshua/16-7.htm).
Yet Judaism as a religion goes back to the 1st millennium BC, under the Kingdom of Israel/Judah.
In the dating of the origins of Freemasonry, rituals commonly hold that the secret society spiritually owes its existence as a continuance of Judaic beliefs – gone underground due to the rise in Roman anti-Zionism ([started in the 6th Century BC](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Kingdom)). While there was an eventual endorsement of Christianity ([The Edict of Milan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diocletianic_Persecution#The_Peace_of_Galerius_and_the_Edict_of_Milan.2C_311.E2.80.93313)) by Constantine I [in the 3rd century AD](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constantine_the_Great_and_Christianity), the Church became oppressive after the fall of the Roman Empire – leading to the Dark Ages, a time when all academic thought counter to the Church was stifled.
Indeed, including the later appropriation of Ba’al (or Medieval resurrection in that case), the earliest Masonic text dates to 1425 (under the Halliwell Manuscript/Regius Poem, the earliest of the Old Charges), and describes events occurring in the early 9th century AD, just before the rise of the Italian Renaissance.
**Bah:**
The “Bah” in “Jahbalon” refers to “Baal” – the Caananite God of the Phoenicians, its status akin to the Judeo-Christian “Yahweh”. **It is arguably the flipside to the coin regarding “Jah”, one where child sacrifices are considered literal in order to successfully pass from the world of the living to the world of the dead**.
The freemasons, in addition to literally being the world’s first trade union, “free” to charge whatever they wanted for their masonry skills, protected their secrets of science (physics, geometry, math) initially through rituals. Much of their spirituality, however, is owed to the Judeo/Christian-Ba’al foundational split, with the general consensus stating that the secret society is based on the work of the “[free] masons” who originally built [King Solomon’s Temple](http://www.lodgechelmsford.com/), as well as [the founding dogma of the Knight’s Templar](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Templar) – which existed during a time that they could not. Back then, a god or series of gods was used to clarify scientific phenomena otherwise (at that time) unexplainable. However, Freemasonry transcends religiosity (as it had to become so much more for the knowledge to survive), while the Knight’s Templar (also known as the Order of Solomon’s Temple) reveled in it (however, they too were disbanded by royal decree in 1312).
The earliest mention of a “Jewish” homeland indeed comes with the Kingdom of Israel, [in the 10th Century BC](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Israel_(Samaria)#Kingdom_of_Judah), until it was conquered [in 720 BC in the neo-Assyrian Period](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Assyrian_Empire).
Empire](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neo-Babylonian_Empire). Jews were expelled [to Babylonian captivity in Egypt](http://biblehub.com/jeremiah/44-14.htm), and the first Temple of Solomon was destroyed. Later, in 597 BC, Nebuchadnezzar II of the neo-Babylonian Empire (previously of the Assyrian Empire) invades Judah (which remained a separate city despite the original takeover), and conquers Jerusalem.
Within the neo-Babylonian Empire, [there is equal worship towards](http://www.bibleodyssey.org/en/places/related-articles/sanctuaries-at-dan-and-bethel.aspx) both [Baal and Yahweh](http://biblehub.com/1_kings/16-31.htm). However, worship of Baal is also established outside the Old Testament with the historical record supporting the existence of the marriage of King Ahab to the daughter of the ruler of the Phoenician empire, Jezebel. [Their union being a sign of the power and prestige of Ahab and the northern Kingdom of Israel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahab), Jezebel (in)famously convinced her husband to abandon worship in Yahweh and convert to the altar of Baal.
Onwards, in 539 BC, [the Achaemenid Assyrian empire conquers the neo-Babylonian Empire](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Achaemenid_Assyria), and in an effort to assert himself as the rightful ruler over the resulting empire, [Cyrus the Great not only allows Jews to return from Babylonian exile, but to bring their gods along with them](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babylonia#Neo-Babylonian_Empire_.28Chaldean_Era.29). This enabled Cyrus (the Achaemenid Persian "king of Anshan" in Elam) to assert himself as the avenger of [Marduk, the primary Babylonian God](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marduk), and act as official oversight to both Yahweh, the primary Jewish god, and Ba’al, the primary Caananite God.
While Baal may have started out as an innocuous deity worshipped by an ancient civilization, in the 18th century AD it took on a new status by Christians illiterate to the ways of the Old Testament – that of demon-worship, or the occult, *within* sectarian Christianity, as the lord of the underworld, the prince of Hell. In the New Testament, Baal is referred to as Satan.
[While it initially was described as a man or a bull](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Moloch_the_god.gif), the 18th century co-opt was later described it as *both* - the man referring to [Ba’al Haamon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baal_Hammon), King of the Gods from the Pheonician colony of Carthage; the bull referring to [Moloch and the signifying act of child sacrifice as a means of fertility within their culture](www.law2.byu.edu/anelaws/alcove/blawbib.pdf).
Therefore, due to the conflation of two separate deities, as they are now referred to by the flipside of the freemason followers, [Baal is Moloch, and Moloch is Baal](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moloch)!
This is what the Globalists believe. When the DNC professors adulation for Moloch, they literally mean Ba’al.
[“With fingers crossed, the old rabbit's foot out of the box in the attic, I will be sacrificing a chicken in the backyard to Moloch...”](https://wikileaks.org/clinton-emails/emailid/30489)
As an evidentiary side-note, [Sex slave victim Cathy O’Brien](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pzp6VR7zJ8) [literally had the face of “Baal” carved into her vagina – **NSFL**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugx64jiqkaE#t=10m4s) to appease [Robert Byrd – who referred to her as “his little witch”](https://plus.google.com/117314044592323063284/posts/Zu66JXG9CPU).
And as /u/Beneficial1 writes:
> "In fact, comets have been observed for far longer in history. The ancient Greeks called them "evil stars," which in Greek is dys evil and astron a star. This is the origin of the modern word disaster. The association of comets with untoward events or prophecies continued as recently as the twentieth century, when Comet Halley made an unusually close rendezvous with earth.[9]
> http://creationwiki.org/Comet
> Ties in perfectly with the whole Alefantis is a Witch idea:
> He has an [Authentic Israel Regardie Baphomet (a mistransliteration of Banebdjedet, an Ancient Egyptian ram god) symbolism on his sign](http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/021/666/image31.png) and Comet means Evil Star. And Of course Baphomet is the fallen star.
And why does [James Alefantis seem happy to be compared to Pan, the pagan god of sexual perversion, pedophilia and rape](https://twitter.com/BrittPettibone/status/806254292952707073)?
So now that we know about the intertwined histories of freemasonry, judeo-christianity, and occult gods, how does this relate to us? Note how Alefantis is linked to solar cults. Ancient Egypt pioneered that shit…
**On:**
[“On” academically refers to the Egyptian “City of the Sun”, via a Greek transliteration of Heliopolis] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heliopolis_(ancient_Egypt).
It’s reverence in Ancient Egypt is akin to Mount Olympus – if you replace Amun/Ra with Zeus. Amun being the God of the Evening Sun, and Ra being the God of the Midday Sun, the combination of which as an omniscient god, but only as a composite deity. Incidentally, Amun/Ra was considered the first self-made deity, [which the Egyptians described through the metaphor of masturbation](https://www.scribd.com/doc/154978105/Gods-and-Goddesses-of-Ancient-Egypt).
The hieroglyphs of which were used mainly by the priests, and considered “God’s word” – thus falling into the same relevancy as the Old and New Testament (rather than, say, documented wheat orders from an Ancient Sumarian merchant).
Atum/Ra is the head God of the Ennead, [which is sort of like Marvel’s Avengers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ennead) – one member of whom was Osiris. While Scholars believe that “On” dually refers to both the city of On as well as the figurehead of Osiris being the King of the Dead (or as Ancient Egyptians refer to him, the King of the *truly* “Living”), this is a misinterpretation, [as “On” actually refers to the *Ogdoad* members, the primordial deities of On (rather than their metaphysical creators)] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogdoad_(Egyptian):
> The names of Kekui and Kekuit are written with a determiner combining the sky hieroglyph with a staff or scepter used for words related to darkness and obscurity, and kkw as a regular word means "darkness", suggesting that these gods represent primordial darkness, comparable to Greek Erebus, but in some aspects they appear to represent day as well as night, or the *change* from night to day and from day to night.
More importantly, kek seemingly has the ability to change, for the flipside between the light and the dark, between “Jah” and “Bal”.
According to Egyptologists [Jan and Aleida Assmann](http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/facebook/000/016/151/tumblr_inline_n327sfUDU01r3x7o0.jpg), their theory of cultural and communicative memory explains Kek quite well.
While Aleida refers to cultural memory regarding the post-war Germans, Jan believes [that monotheism broke from earlier cosmotheism, first with Atenism and later with the Exodus from Egypt of the Israelites](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akhenaten#Akhenaten_and_Judeo-Christian-Islamic_monotheism).
While everything thus far lends credibility to this circumstantial theory, this is a theory for another post, as it would implicate Jews as having been in Egypt during the Exodus – which archeological data is inconclusive on - however what remains is that [Pharoah Akhenaten’s reign was considered illegitimate by his numerous successors](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akhenaten), and what could be more blasphemous than desecrating the sacrosanct pantheistic religious ideals that founded one’s society?
He’s also partly wrong, as Atenism wasn’t the first example of monotheism (Judaism was), it was the first example of monolatry (or “one idol worship”).
Referring to the theory of Kek and the theory of cultural and communicative memory, however, [here’s what Jan had to say](http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:7BYQ3PtqwOwJ:archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/propylaeumdok/1774/1/Assmann_Communicative_and_cultural_memory_2008.pdf+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca):
> Cultural memory is a kind of institution. It is exteriorized, objectified, and stored away in symbolic forms that, unlike the sounds of words or the sight of gestures, are stable and situation-transcendent: They may be trans¬ferred from one situation to another and transmitted from one generation to another. External objects as carriers of memory play a role already on the level of personal memory. Our memory, which we possess as beings equipped with a human mind, exists only in constant interaction not only with other human memories but also with "things," outward symbols.
Basically, he’s saying that by our actions [in memeing the shit out of Pepe, we’ve created our own collective memory](http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/077/607/d0e.png). We’ve basically taken the /r/MandelaEffect to a whole new level, but instead of ignoring such coincidences as we would have previously, now we’re actively paying attention to them, *and using them to alter our perception of people, places, things, and cultures*. We literally shitposted a man into the White House. And that’s the power of Kek.
The thing is, Occultists believe the *same* thing – their “magick” as a means of redirecting “dark energy” to affect their victims. Child sacrifice and pederasty as a means of appeasing Moloch would easily be a sign of that. Judeo-Christian worshippers believe the *same* thing, in going to Sunday Church and praying.
And that is why “Jah-Bal-On” is so dangerous in the wrong hands (and why The Secret was so financially successful), if people are unaware of the connection.
The unofficial lodges of Freemasonry, the lodges that *pretend* to be Freemasonry (like the Illuminati), the cults (like the Temple of Set, the Church of Satan, [and Islam](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Islam#History)), those are the epicenters of the globalist cabals.
The enabling of evil such as the Temple of Set, Pizzagate, etc. without a proper understanding of the duality – beyond mere “meme magic” (most of which is just confirmation bias) leads to events like [CERN’s opening event being a Satanistic shit show](http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/chilling-satanic-human-sacrifice-video-8655022), it leads to [Alex Jones having to film the Bohemian Grove](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpKdSvwYsrE), crazy people acting in crazy ways because they believe in crazy events unfolding. No wonder the freemasons have to be the “keepers of the light” for the betterment of men.
The only reason we’re able to effect reality is because of the wide-ranging grasp of the internet. In one comment post, I can talk to Arnold Schwarzenegger, Alex Jones, Denzel Washington, etc., and if they’re so inclined, they can send me a message back! That’s real influence one couldn’t buy historically.
EDIT 1: Pepe is a nickname for Jose, which is a transliteration of Joseph (the Padre Putativo), which itself is a translation of “Jehovah Rising”...you seriously couldn't make this up, folks!
EDIT 2: [Well, isn’t this an interesting example of meme magic? @Jahbalon’s been busy with@realDonaldTrump](https://twitter.com/HiloFred/status/350578910427230208)... | r/christianhistory | post | r/ChristianHistory | 2016-12-18 | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFoyZlQyX240djQ2c0lYVkM3YjBxbUZMQkpqOGJwOWN4eUZWYTRFY09LWEl2d3FfNVhBYXVOS1FwWHkzcVRfQ0VxYlJlbXRuRUZZMjJtRkNpVEluWHB3OXc9PQ== | Z0FBQUFBQm41SFotdzNXQmltMmpQTWg0emd3OU5ZUHhzeU5zWU5zTVBhOFo2bkN5bWlEeGQxVnYtVXFBR1ZWYm9qSGlmaWJtcW1qWmstS280bTdrRUdMbGhBSXFlVmhTRklLRldnaVVfcExFWUg0RFFjSXpxdHpXUm10OGdMNmFnUE5VVUFqQkRoQk5lbHlSX1c5U19GRzdyeVBuZ0ZxSzNfaTJtTnotTmxpeWtCajAzNVBTMTFoYUFMUTRacWNrellMS3hfd01UVS1EU2ttc1pCVTdwSGhpU1U1alMtX0dGUT09 |
you can't spell RAW without OH GOD WHY HAS MY SHIT FROZE IF A BREAK IS **BOLDED** it is one of the four special breaks (Spooky/hotdog/corndog/Choices) If a break has a ~~line~~ through it it's one of the breaks that didn't play due to stream issues.
* Break #1
Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe | Kurtis Blow - Basketball | LMFAO - Sexy and I Know It
* Break #2
**Christmas In Harlem - Teyana Taylor | Air - Surfing On A Rocket | Spooky Scary Skeletons**
* Break #3
Sorte Grande - Ivete Sangalo ( legendado ) |Scissor Sisters - Take Your Mama | Head Automatica - Brooklyn Is Burning!!
* Break #4
The Sounds: Seven Days A Week | Tell Her Tonight - Franz Ferdinand | The Streets - Fit But You Know It
* Break #5
**We Are Number One but it's All Star by Smash Mouth | SpongeBob Trap Remix "Krusty Krab" | hotdog.jpg**
* Break #6
Undertale OST - Megalovania | Bad Boy For Life - P. Diddy | HeartBeat - Childish Gambino
* Break #7
Neil Cicierega - Piss | Neil Cicierega - Imagine All Star People | Neil Cicierega - Modest Mouth
* Break #8
**Neil Cicierega - Daft Mouth | Stranger Things Theme x Childish Gambino by kmlkmljkl (Rap Remix) | Grab My Corndog**
* Break #9
BOOTS - I Run Roulette | A$AP Ferg - New Level | Born to Shine - Run The Jewels
* Break #10
Broken Matt Theme Song | The Mountie Theme Song | Metallica - Battery
* Break #11
**Tajiri Theme Song | Jamiroquai - Canned Heat | Choices - E40**
* Break #12
~~Judas Priest - Breaking The Law | Bo Dallas Theme | Jimi Hendrix 'Voodoo Child'~~
* Break #13
~~you're free to do whatever you want to - bill wurtz | Kanye West - Flashing Lights | Kanye West - All Of The Lights~~
* Break #14
Say It To My Face - Downstait | Skrillex - Bangarang x John Cena - My Time Is Now | Kingdom - Downstait
* Break #15
Dick In A Box - The Lonely Island | Elias Samson Theme | Skrillex ft. The Doors - Breakn' A Sweat (Zedd Remix)
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Yes you read that right! This weekend is finally the most joyful holliday of the year :DDD So to celebrate we got two big streams:
On Christmas Eve we got all Christmas movies BECAUSE IT'S MOVIE NIGHT XV: IT'S A TAIMA CHRISTMAS! Here's our list for Saturday:
* Elf
* Home Alone 1-2
* A Christmas Story
* National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
* Jingle All The Way
* Bad Santa
All of that starts at 10:00 AM EST / 3:00 PM GMT
You might be thinking "what about the christmas day stuff /creeds"
Well lucky for you I also got stuff planned for Christmas Day!
On Christmas Day come on in and get all cozy with us with some classic Christmas TV Specials.
And of course I wish everyone a happy holidays! :DD
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Why does it feel like I've done a post like this before. Anyways starting Tomorrow 12/21/16 NXT is back at 8:00 PM EST / 1:00 AM GMT because of Total Divas moving to 9:00 PM EST / 2:00 AM GMT
If you have any complaints about the change please email the WWE's complaint department at [email protected]
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where were you when they impeded the creed IF A BREAK IS **BOLDED** it is one of the three special breaks FEATURING (Fuck Bees/Bustin/Vogue)
* Break #1
You're A Mean One , Mr. Grinch | Jingle Bell Rock - Bobby Helms | Run The Jewels - A Christmas Fucking Miracle
* Break #2
**Gayla Peevey I want a hippopotamus for Christmas | Feliz Navidad- Jose Feliciano | Fuck Bees Inc**
* Break #3
South Park - Dreidel Song | Run Rudolph Run - Chuck Berry | Santa Claus is Comin' To Town - Mariah Carey
* Break #4
Frosty The Snowman - Jimmy Durante | Dean Martin - Let it Snow! | Margaret Whiting and Johnny Mercer - Baby Its Cold Outside
* Break #5
**It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas - Michael Buble | So This Is Christmas - John Lennon | Bustin**
* Break #6
Thank You Santa - Mitchel Musso | Matt Rogers - Suck on My Cock | Skrillex - Ruffneck - FULL Flex
* Break #7
Run-DMC-Christmas In Hollis | Steel Panther - The Stocking Song | Oh Tannenbaum - Psychostick (in the style of Rammstein)
* Break #8
**Death Grips - Let It Takyon | Death Grips Jingle Bells | Vogue - Madonna**
* Break #9
John Williams - Home Alone Theme | Christmas Boogie - Simpsons | All I Want For Christmas Is You - Mariah Carey
* Break #10
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Apologies if this is not the right subreddit. I'm trying to create a map where I can define boundaries for up to 26 regions. I also want to list these regions in a frame or margin. I want to be able to click on one, some or all of these regions, and have them highlighted on the map.
I'm happy to define the boundaries by clicking and dragging the mouse around the region.
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