On the website for Trans Advocates for Equality, they denounce the “anti-trans extremists [that] are spreading fear and misinformation about trans people, attacking our right to simply use the restroom.” The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) claims that those concerned about permitting trans-identifying males in female spaces are pushing “discriminatory narratives” and that the “trend of inflammatory fearmongering and demonization is a threat to the health and safety of transgender people, as well as cisgender people perceived to be trans.” The Human Rights Campaign concurred, referring contemptuously to the “bathroom predator myth.” Of course, LGBT groups have resolutely refused to address the fact that sexual assaults do happen in bathrooms, as well as the flood of public cases that we have covered consistently in this space and have also been covered by news outlets like Reduxx and publicized far and wide by prominent figures such as JK Rowling. A new report …
By Erik Gregory, Todd Gregory Civilizational erasure, as it relates to Europe, has been in the news lately, with the renewed and scaled up predations of Islam once again commanding center stage. Islam’s resurgence has been a full century in the making, enabled in large part by Western ignorance and enforced taboos against discussing Islam’s highly relevant 1,400-year history of mass bloodshed and conquest. Indeed, that history is whitewashed by Western academics, whether pseudo-historians like the late Edward Said or execrable and ahistorical oikophobes like Howard Zinn and Noam Chomsky. Wikipedia, Google, and artificial intelligence also play outsized roles in the academic and historical whitewash. The true history of Islam and what it has wrought through the centuries is not taught to Western schoolchildren. Modern Westerners have zero historical memory of Islam extending back more than a few decades, nor would they be the least bit curious if they were taught this hugely important …
Skip to content Der rechte Kandidat Jose Antonio Kast besiegt die Linke Jara in der zweiten Wahlrunde und wird Chiles nächster Präsident. Credit:Oscar Maltez, CC BY 2.0 / Flickr /Kast Team, CC BY 4.0 / Wikimedia. In der Stichwahl der Präsidentschaftswahl setzte sich der rechte Kandidat José Antonio Kast mit großem Vorsprung gegen seine Rivalin durch, festigte damit einen Sieg, der die politische Landkarte des Landes neu gestaltete und das Ende eines Zyklus markiert, der mit Gabriel Borics Ankunft in La Moneda begann. Kast erhielt 58,1 % der Stimmen, verglichen mit nur 41,3 % für die kommunistische Jeanette Jara. Das Ergebnis bestätigt eine Verschiebung der Wählerschaft hin zu konservativeren Positionen, getrieben von einer Kombination aus sozialer Unzufriedenheit, Angst und Unzufriedenheit mit der Leistung der scheidenden Regierung. Der Wahltag verlief reibungslos und mit hoher Wahlbeteiligung – wobei man bedenkt, dass Wählen verpflichtend war – und spiegelte die Polarisierung …
Far-right candidate Jose Antonio Kast defeats leftist Jara in the second round of elections and will be Chile’s next president. Credit: Oscar Maltez, CC BY 2.0 / Flickr / Kast Team, CC BY 4.0 / Wikimedia. In the runoff of the presidential election, far-right candidate José Antonio Kast prevailed by a wide margin over his rival, consolidating a victory that reshapes the country’s political map and marks the end of a cycle that began with Gabriel Boric’s arrival at La Moneda. Kast won 58,1% of the vote, compared with just 41,3% for the communist Jeanette Jara. The result confirms a shift in the electorate toward more conservative positions, driven by a combination of social discontent, fear, and dissatisfaction with the outgoing administration’s performance. Election day proceeded smoothly and with strong turnout—bearing in mind that voting was compulsory—and stood as a clear reflection of the polarization that defined the campaign. Kast capitalized on a climate of weariness over …