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In The Mailbox: 10.19.16

Posted on | October 19, 2016 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho


OVER THE TRANSOM
EBL: Hillary’s Bus Is The Perfect Symbol For This Election
Michelle Malkin: Debate Depressive Disorder
Twitchy: Lapdogs, HEEL! AP’s Spin Of O’Keefe Videos Should Make Team Hillary Proud
Louder With Crowder: Countless Democrats Admit The System Is Rigged


RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: Democracy Cannot Exist Without An Independent Press
American Power: Baseball’s Booming TV Ratings
American Thinker: The Whigs Are Back, And Cowering More Than Ever
Animal Magnetism: Animal’s Hump Day News
Da Tech Guy: Da Magnificent Debate Commentary
Don Surber: If It Were Nothing, Why Did Clinton Dump Him?
Dustbury: Right In The Nuggets
Jammie Wearing Fools: Madonna Promises Sexual Favors In Exchange For Clinton Votes
Joe For America: Obama’s Half-Brother Will Be At The Debates Tonight – Cheering For Trump
JustOneMinute: Freddy Vs. Jason, Finale
Pamela Geller: Danish Muslims Attack Americans For Being American
Power Line: Patrick Kennedy, Hillary’s Fixer, also, No Room For Justice Thomas At The African-American History Museum
Shark Tank: Trump’s Plan To “Drain The Swamp”
Shot In The Dark: Spanish Bonds On The Costa Brava
The Jawa Report: Latina Sexually Assaults NPR’s David Greene On Live Radio, also, Revenge Of The Debates
The Political Hat: Science And Racism, or, Why Witches Throwing Magical Lightning Bolts Don’t Exist
The Quinton Report: Political Intimidation And The Maryland Lottery
This Ain’t Hell: Social Justice Warriors Oppose Camouflage, also, VA Shuffles Deck Chairs On Sinking Ship
Weasel Zippers: Pranksters Clog University Of Florida’s Culturally Insensitive Halloween Costume Hotline, also, James O’Keefe To Attend Presidential Debate As Trump’s Guest
Megan McArdle: Walmart’s Wage Experiment Works – For Workers
Mark Steyn: A Se’ennight Of Steyn, October 10-16


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Wisconsin’s ‘Sodomite Whorehouse’

Posted on | October 19, 2016 | Comments Off on Wisconsin’s ‘Sodomite Whorehouse’

 

The University of Wisconsin opened the football season with a victory over LSU, and the Badgers were 4-0 going into their Oct. 1 game against Michigan, which they lost 14-7, and last week Wisconsin got beat 30-23 by Ohio State. Why are the Badgers losing? Because they don’t love Jesus!

“[Westboro Baptist Church] will protest the sodomite whorehouse masquerading as the University of Wisconsin-Madison in religious protest and warning. Ranked the top LGBT friendly and the top party school in the nation, UW-Madison spends more time indoctrinating the drunken students to worship the fag agenda [than] to learn anything meaningful.”

Badger Herald columnist Yusra Murad urges her fellow students to treat the WBC protests with “apathy,” and UW Professor Ann Althouse doesn’t seem to take this prophetic message seriously, either, but the question must be asked: Why have the Badgers lost two games in row?

Isn’t it possible that the UW football team has succumbed to the degenerate anti-Christian influence of “the fag agenda” in Madison?

Certificate in LGBT Studies
The LGBT Studies Certificate Program, housed administratively in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies, is a campus-wide program open to students in any major. Courses that count toward this interdisciplinary certificate come from a wide range of fields including literature, history, sociology, medical history, as well as from gender and women’s studies, which is in itself an interdisciplinary field.
The certificate program requires 15 credits in LGBT Studies.

Among the courses taught this fall in Wisconsin’s LGBT Studies Certificate Program is “Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer + Studies” (WS 200), where the required textbook is LGBTQ People & Issues, a 218-page anthology edited by University of Wisconsin Professor Cabell Hankinson Gathman, who “lives in Madison with her husband, two small children, and four cats.”

Far be it from me to say that the University of Wisconsin should not hire pink-haired bisexuals to teach its LGBTQ Studies courses, but the question is, how does this affect the Badgers football team?

You may scoff at Westboro Baptist Church, but given the evidence that Wisconsin is quite literally “indoctrinating” students with what WBC calls “the fag agenda,” isn’t it possible that the Badgers are suffering divine punishment for their university’s sins? Quarterback Alex Hornibrook completed only 9-of-25 passes and threw three interceptions against Michigan, and the Badgers offensive line failed to protect Hornibrook last Saturday when he was sacked on the final play of an overtime lost to Ohio State, after Wisconsin blew a 10-point halftime lead.

 

Clearly, Wisconsin is a football team that doesn’t love Jesus.

“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men . . .”
— Romans 1:18 (KJV)

Some would say it’s wrong to interpret something as mundane as a football game as evidence of God’s wrath against Wisconsin, but isn’t it possible that maybe the Westboro Baptist Church protest in Madison is a divine message calling the sinners to repentance? After all, the Badgers will be on the road Saturday against Iowa, and if Wisconsin wants to recapture the Heartland Trophy from the Hawkeyes, isn’t it about time they got right with the Lord? Isn’t sinful lust prevalent in Madison?

University of Wisconsin under federal
investigation for handling of sexual assault cases
With three open federal investigations into possible violations in handling sexual assault cases, the University of Wisconsin has the fourth highest number of probes in the nation, according to Department of Education numbers. . . .
UW is in the midst of what Erin Thornley-Parisi, spokesperson for Dane County Rape Crisis Center, called a sexual violence “epidemic.”
“We have made some advances, [but] I don’t think we’re even close to where we need to be,” Thornley-Parisi said.
Reports of sexual assault at UW are on the rise, according to data from the Dean of Students Office and as first reported by the Capital Times. From 2011 to 2013, there were more than 120 reports of sexual assault each year. In 2014, that number rose to 172. As of Dec. 4, 2015, there were 203 reports of sexual assault on campus.

 

UW-Madison student arrested on tentative
charges of sexual assault, according to police
A 20-year-old UW-Madison student was arrested Monday in connection with a sexual assault that occurred Downtown last week, according to Madison police.
Police arrested Alec R. Cook on Monday in the sexual assault that took place on Oct. 12 at 11:30 p.m. in Cook’s apartment on the 500 block of North Henry Street. . . .
Cook was arrested on two tentative charges of second-degree sexual assault, as well as strangulation, battery and false imprisonment.

“The young men have turned into drunkards or sodomites likewise the young women have turned into drunkards or whores. UW-Madison is proud of their national distinction in lust and hedonism.”
— Westboro Baptist Church

Do you think maybe a “religious protest and warning” is way overdue for Wisconsin students? But probably the heathens in Madison won’t heed this call to repentance, and I’d bet Iowa wins by 7 Saturday.

 

 



 


Category: Ann Althouse, Education, Football, Gays, Religion, Sex Trouble, Wisconsin

Thug Squad: O’Keefe Video Exposes Democrats Using Chicago Tactics

Posted on | October 19, 2016 | 1 Comment

Robert Creamer, a Democrat operative and husband of Illinois Rep. Jan Schakowsky, has visited the White House more than 300 times since President Obama took office. Creamer announced Tuesday his is “stepping back from my responsibilities working with the [Hillary Clinton] campaign” after he was caught on video discussing how Democrats “hired people to attend Donald Trump’s campaign rallies and incite violence.”

Video by James O’Keefe produced further revelations:

An activist who bragged about disrupting multiple Donald Trump campaign events in a recent Project Veritas video was on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s campaign payroll, a search of Federal Election Commission (FEC) records reveals.
In a Veritas video released Monday, filmmaker and provocateur James O’Keefe recounts meeting activist Zulema Rodriguez at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. In the video, Rodriguez takes credit for violent protests in Chicago that forced Trump to cancel a March rally. . . .
Rodriguez also takes credit for an Arizona protest, also in March, that shut down a major highway outside a Trump event.
Notably, a search of FEC records reveals that Rodriguez was paid by the Clinton campaign shortly before she disrupted the Chicago rally. The campaign paid her $1,610.34 as a “payroll” expense, and also gave her a $30 payment that is described only as “phone.”

(Via Memeorandum.) More at Red State, The Washington Times, IJR, Townhall, Pamela Geller, and Gateway Pundit.

 

Category: Corruption, Crime, Democrats, Election

Polls Show Trump Support Collapse as Campaign Heads to Final Debate

Posted on | October 19, 2016 | 1 Comment

 

A month ago, support for Donald Trump was within a one-point margin of Hillary Clinton in the Real Clear Politics average of national polls, but since early October, the advantage in the presidential campaign has clearly shifted toward the Democrat. Trump’s support peaked at 45% in the RCP average on Oct. 2, and has since sagged to 41.7% in the head-to-head match-up, while Clinton’s support has increased over the past month from 44.9% to 49.2%. In a four-way race, with Libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein on the ballot, Clinton enjoys a 7.3-point lead (46.3%-39%) in the RCP average. Examining the Electoral College map, RCP’s average of state polls show that Clinton at this point would win 333-205, carrying every “swing” state except Ohio.

With the final debate scheduled tonight, headlines suggest Clinton’s current momentum could enable her to further increase her lead:

Clinton Has 9-Point Lead as
Comeback Obstacles Loom for Trump
— Bloomberg

Fox News Poll: Clinton tops Trump by 6 points
— Fox News

Poll: Clinton up 4 points
over Trump in Arizona
— Arizona Republic

With less than three weeks until Election Day on Nov. 8, can anything turn this campaign around? Or is as I said on Oct. 8, is it already over?

 

Category: Democrats, Donald Trump, Election, Polls

In The Mailbox: 10.18.16

Posted on | October 18, 2016 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho


OVER THE TRANSOM
EBL: Is A Big Wikileaks Drop Coming Just Before The Last Debate?
Twitchy: That’s Not Funny! Angry Woman Goes Beast Mode On Cloven-Hooved Hillary Clinton Statue
Louder With Crowder: Second Project Veritas Video Exposes Democrat Plans For MASSIVE Voter Fraud


RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: Hillary Clinton, Whatever It Takes – Rigging The Election
American Power: Hillary’s Hacked E-Mails Present Grim Picture of The Woman Who’s Supposed To Be Our Savior
American Thinker: Trump’s Invisible Shield
Animal Magnetism: Animal’s Daily News
BLACKFIVE: Book Review – Drone Threat by Mike Maden
Da Tech Guy: The Unexpectedly Chronicles – Yep, No Fraud Here
Don Surber: Clintons Freaking Over WikiLeaks
Dustbury: This Shall Not Pass
Jammie Wearing Fools: “Rigorous Vetting”? Iraqi Refugee Pleads Guilty To Attempting To Help ISIS By Bombing Houston Malls
Joe For America: Postal Worker Brags On Social Media About Destroying Trump Ballots
JustOneMinute: An Unusual Trifecta
Pamela Geller: Report Shows Two-Thirds Of “Child Refugees” Actually Adults
Power Line: FBI Report – Hillary So Arrogant, Her Own Security Couldn’t Stand Her
Shark Tank: Rubio Crushes Murphy In Senate Debate, Calls Him “Untrustworthy” And “Ineffective”
Shot In The Dark: For Your Reading About Reading Pleasure
STUMP: Please Help Claire Berlinski Cover Bukovsky
The Jawa Report: That One Time I Thought I Was Wrong
The Political Hat: Dutch Euthanasia Goes Looney Tunes
The Quinton Report: DNC Bus Dumps Raw Sewage Down Storm Drain
This Ain’t Hell: Gretchen Evans, The Embellishing Sergeant Major
Weasel Zippers: Democratic Operative In Veritas Voter Fraud Videos Visited White House Over 200 Times, also, Texas Investigating Allegations Of Voter Fraud In Tarrant County (Fort Worth)
Megan McArdle: The Slow, Painful Death Of The Media’s Cash Cow
Mark Steyn: How Does It Feeeellll?


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Of ‘Myths’ and Common Sense

Posted on | October 18, 2016 | 1 Comment

One of the basic propaganda tactics of the Left is to identify a cherished traditional belief as “myth,” and use this as a means of suggesting that opponents of leftist ideology are ignorant and prejudiced. We see this, for example, when the Left attacks any patriotic interpretation of American history as based in “myth.” It is a myth, left-wing intellectuals tell us, that the Pilgrims came to America seeking religious freedom, just like it is a myth that industrial capitalism is beneficial to society, and also a myth that radical Islam is a threat to world peace. All of this is about convincing us to trust intellectuals and distrust our own common sense.

The traditional values we learned from our parents and our churches are false consciousness, the Left wants us to believe, and anyone who argues in defense of those values is a hateful bigot in thrall to discredited myths. Feminists often use this tactic, but they certainly have no monopoly on it. Pedophiles also frequently use the same type of argument, and the editor of “Pedophiles About Pedophilia” (!!!) has a nasty habit of dismissing all of his critics as stupid, ignorant, prejudiced, etc. So when “Ender Wiggin” (as he calls himself) invoked the expert authority of “the scientists who actually study sexuality” against one of his critics, the need to defend common sense was apparent:

Because you are personally obsessed with this particular subject, you have accumulated a pile of references to “expert” sources that you can cite in support of your peculiar claims, so as to justify yourself in dismissing all critics as “narrow-minded idiots.” This is a crude tactic of propaganda, which can be (and is) used by advocates of every bogus belief system you could name — Islamic jihadists, Holocaust deniers, “climate change” doomsayers, etc. Bad causes supported by bad people generally produce bad arguments like yours, and your errors of logic and rhetoric are symptomatic of your problem. . . .
Not only are you sexually obsessed with children, but you are obsessed with convincing others that your perverse appetites are harmless, and you don’t want anyone connecting the dots between (a) your weird arguments, and (b) you, the actual human being who is making these weird arguments. You wish to avoid personal responsibility, and this itself is likewise symptomatic.
Pedophiles love to play the victim; they are prone to rationalizing their deviant preferences; and they viciously lash out at anyone who tries to hold them accountable for their wrongdoing. A psychologist coined the term “DARVO” (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender) to describe this pattern of behavior, which is quite typical among sex offenders. We do not need any “experts,” however, but only common sense, to realize that the sex offender operates on a basis of secrecy and deception. . . .

Read the whole thing at Medium.com. Trust your common sense, and beware of anyone who calls your common sense belief a “myth.”



 

Category: Crime, Sex Trouble

In The Mailbox: 10.17.16

Posted on | October 17, 2016 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 10.17.16

— compiled by Wombat-socho


OVER THE TRANSOM
EBL: Paris 2016 – Scenes From The Apocalypse
Twitchy: James O’Keefe Exposes Hillary’s Brownshirts
Louder With Crowder: Top Ten WikiLeaks You Need To Know
The Volokh Conspiracy: Chris Cuomo Blathers About How Only The Media Can be Trusted With Wikileaks


RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: The Pressure Is Building
American Power: Donald Trump’s Untried Ground Game In Ohio
American Thinker: It’s Not An Election, It’s A War
Animal Magnetism: Goodbye Blue Monday
BLACKFIVE: Book Review – Crime Plus Music
Da Tech Guy: John Ruberry – Yes, WikiLeaks Did Hack John Podesta’s E-Mails
Don Surber: 3000 Miles. Five Hillary Signs
Dustbury: Strange Search Engine Queries
Jammie Wearing Fools: NBC Insider – “Trump Was Leading In The Polls, So The Tape Was Leaked To Derail His Bid”
Joe For America: WikiLeaks Catches Media Red-handed Doing What We’ve Been Saying They Do For Years
JustOneMinute: Frack This!
Pamela Geller: WikiLeaks – John Podesta Laments San Bernadino Murderers Were Muslims
Power Line: Who’s Deplorable?
Shark Tank: Bill Clinton Sex Tape With Thirteen-Year-Old To Be Released
Shot In The Dark: Welcome To The New Samizdat
STUMP: On Failed Predictions – Throwing It All In The Bin
The Jawa Report: Crooked Hillary’s Crooked Campaign Is Crooked
The Political Hat: Science And Sexism, Or Why Feminist Science Isn’t
The Quinton Report:
This Ain’t Hell: General James Cartwright Charged In Release Of Classified Information, also, Army Colonel Haring Claims Marines’ Infantry Officer Requirements Unrealistic
Weasel Zippers: Bomb Threat At Arizona GOP HQ, also, Chicago Gets Serious About Sky-High Murder Rate By Banning Western Cowgirl Playset
Mark Steyn: Moderation And The Santa Clause


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The Big Lie: ‘Rape Culture,’ the UVA Hoax and the Democrat-Media Complex

Posted on | October 17, 2016 | 2 Comments

The dishonest journalist Sabrina Rubin Erdely and her dishonest source, Jackie Coakley, are both expected to testify in the UVA rape hoax trial that began today in Charlottesville, Virginia:

A defamation lawsuit filed by a former University of Virginia dean against Rolling Stone magazine for its botched article about an alleged gang rape at the Charlottesville school is set for trial starting Monday.
Nicole Eramo was the associate dean of students who counseled “Jackie,” an otherwise unidentified student whose tale of sexual brutality in a fraternity house set off a nationwide firestorm when the magazine published the article in November 2014. Eramo is suing the magazine for almost $8 million, saying A Rape on Campus cast her as the “chief villain.”
Lawyers for Eramo have included Jackie on their witness list. . . .
Charlottesville police investigated and found no evidence of rape. The magazine commissioned the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism to study the way the article was handled. That 13,000-word report?—?4,000 words longer than the article itself?—?found a systematic failure by the magazine, starting with relying too heavily on a single source: Jackie. The report also said the magazine, not Jackie, was to blame for the botched piece.
The magazine issued an apology in December 2014 for its failures in reporting and editing. The story was fully retracted four months later.

More from BuzzFeed, the New York Times and Hot Air.

Meanwhile, I’ve shared my own perspective on what the case means:

Erdely’s quasi-religious faith in Jackie Coakley’s gang-rape story shows how many journalists have become True Believers, dedicated progressive activists whose “reporting” is actually political propaganda. Liberal journalists seek to promote narratives that advance the movement’s agenda, and in the case of Erdely’s Rolling Stone story, the narrative was that teenage girls on university campuses are raped routinely raped by “privileged” male students, and that university administrators are complicit in this “campus rape epidemic.” . . .
Highlighting the “campus rape epidemic” clearly served the Democrats’ political interests. It is therefore no coincidence that Emily Renda was directly involved with the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault that Obama created by executive order on Jan. 22, 2014. Renda spoke at a February 2014 University of Virginia event entitled “Sexual Misconduct Among College Students. Another speaker at that UVA event was Catherine Lhamon, Assistant Secretary in the federal Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR), who served as the Education Department’s designee to the White House task force. Renda attended six meetings at the White House, including one held on Feb. 21, 2014, was conducted by Lynn Rosenthal, then the White House Advisor on Violence Against Women. The connection between Renda, Lhamon and the Obama administration’s campus rape task force is directly relevant to the case of Eramo v. Rolling Stone, et al., because (a) both Renda and Lhamon were sources quoted in Sabrina Erdely’s false story, and (b) it was Renda’s testimony that first called Erdely’s attention to Jackie Coakley’s false claim of gang-rape at the Pi Kappa Phi house. . . .

Read the whole thing at The Patriarch Tree.



 

Category: Crime, Education, Media Bias, Sex Trouble
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