After documentary on Muslim antisemitism, German Broadcaster airs edited version, launches site pointing out ‘flaws’
“Neither the WDR nor Arte have spoken to us in the last six months. Despite this, the WDR has been spreading rumours about defects to the film for the last two weeks. We were asked to answer a catalogue of fifteen questions from the WDR about the film, sent to us last week, within three days. We received no communication with regards to it. I am debating, to publish the catalogue with our answers. We have nothing to hide.”
UK ad Welsh nightlife: Twenty cases of sexual assault reported a week, many more remain unreported
“I have had my boobs grabbed, my bum grabbed, I’ve had people put their hands up my skirt and down my top. (…) I’ve had one guy come up to me in a totally inappropriate situation and grab my boobs, and then he was just holding them. I was shocked and didn’t know how to react. His friends laughed and said:’he’s just drunk, never mind him.'”
Awesome: Professor Jordan B. Peterson to launch Online University, starting with a “100 Greatest Books” series
Now we’re talking. The internet’s dad has confirmed his plans to launch an online Humanities University. Appearing on the Canadian TV-show Your Morning, Peterson said he will launch this project because:
“The technology is ready for it. There’s absolutely no reason high-quality education can’t be made available to masses of people at low cost. Since that’s possible, there’s absolutely no reason not to do it.”
Dutch journalist from Tabaqa, Syria: “IS is defeated, what remains is a ghost town”
“Apart from the horrible war, the poverty in Syria is now grave. People don’t have anything anymore. Here in Tabaqa, I see kids scavenging what they can find from garbage pails. There are hardly any NGO’s in this Kurdish SDF-area in Syria. They are totally blocked by Turkey and by Iraqi Kurds. The borders are closed off. Nothing will enter via Turkey due to the wall, nothing via Erbil due to the closed border and nothing via the Syrian governmental zone, due to the war. It’s bizarre.”
No solutions in sight for EU-Brexit negotiations, while PM May is polled at an all-time low
“The turnaround in Ms May’s ratings is unprecedented in our previous data on prime ministers, from a historic high at the start of the campaign to a historic low just one month after an election, while also seeing her position among her own party supporters weakening and Jeremy Corbyn’s campaign surge continuing.”
Damning study: ‘German Main Stream Media biased and uncritical during migrant crisis’
“All three newspaper editors comment on the mega theme ‘refugees/asylum seekers’ very intensively. The analysis of these opinion based articles (Lead articles, editorials, etc.) confirm the findings we referred to earlier: seven out of ten relevant actors are part of the political elite. In the context of the ‘indexing’-thesis, the target audience for these commentaries is not the readers, but politicians.”
RIP. Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington chose to take his own life. We’ll miss you man
Bennington was close friends with Sound Garden and Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell with whom he sang the occasional duet. He committed suicide two months ago. Bennington performed “Hallelujah” at his funeral.
Yeah, time to introduce The Netherland’s hottest cyclist: Puck Moonen
This will be one of those articles where you’d rather just have us shut up. And since we live to serve, that’s exactly what we’ll do. You’re welcome. Here’s Lotto Soudal Ladies Puck Moonen.
Defying the EU, Visegrad Group welcomes Netanyahu, agrees to hold next summit in Israel; Countries strengthen ties
“Israel teaches the world and thus Hungarians, too, that we will lose that for which we do not fight.In the modern world, we have to struggle for everything. (…) I am pleased that today we could receive a committed patriot here in Budapest. Today, I am convinced that patriotic governments are successful governments. And the successful states will be those who do not quash national identities and national interests but perhaps instead put them first in their work.”
Sweden: Young Afghan refugees videotape gang rape of mentally handicapped man. Prosecutor didn’t seek deportation
The District Prosecutor, Eva Oscarsson, demanded closed youth care for the younger of the rapists, and a prison term for the elder. She did not seek their deportation. The Court sentenced Fawad to youth care for rape, as well as assisting rape for bringing the man to Hossein’s room. He was also ordered to pay the victim damages of SEK100.000 (circa €10.500). Together with Hossein, he will pay a joint collateral of SEK125.000 (circa €13.200). Hossein himself is sentenced to seven months in prison for rape.
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Dutch journalist from Tabaqa, Syria: “IS is defeated, what remains is a ghost town”
No solutions in sight for EU-Brexit negotiations, while PM May is polled at an all-time low
