
Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn’t retire under Obama because she wanted to be replaced by the first female president, Hillary Clinton.
She was a gambling woman.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn’t retire under Obama because she wanted to be replaced by the first female president, Hillary Clinton.
She was a gambling woman.
Democrats, please do a January 6th on the Supreme Court. Lol, come on.

My body, my choice. Bans off our bodies.
These are no longer persuasive arguments given that Sotomayor, Breyer, and Kagan, the three liberal justices, all ruled in favor of the OSHA vaccine mandate, acknowledging that women don’t have a constitutional right to control their own bodies.
Your bodies now belong to your unborn children, whom you don’t have a right to murder simply because you decide you don’t want to throw them a baby shower and/or gender reveal party.
Game over.

Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.
There was a time I thought Roe v. Wade being overturned would need to be defended on the basis that life begins at conception as evidenced by ultrasound imagery.
As it turns out that’s not even remotely necessary as college educated women this year provided a much simpler defense themselves by undermining the long-standing principle of my body, my choice.
The last time the question was asked by Economist/YouGov, 62% of college educated women, the group most in support of abortion, either strongly or somewhat approved of the Biden vaccine mandate, a resounding rejection of bodily autonomy in a medical setting.
The US Supreme Court is now hearing arguments over a Mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks, effectively overturning Roe v. Wade.
Let Roe v. Wade fall and let it fall on the college educated woman advocated basis that social good supersedes bodily autonomy.
https://www.methylated.net/2021/12/01/there-was-a-time-i-thought-roe-v-wade/
Happy belated Eid to all Afghans who identify as Saudi or Pakistani.

Natalia Usmanova, one of the Azovstal evacuees in Mariupol, Ukraine being foolishly plastered across western fake news media outlets, says Ukrainian [Azov] forces threatened them, accused them of being pro-Russian, and were aggressive towards them.

Natalia Usmanova, one of the Azovstal evacuees in Mariupol, Ukraine making headlines across western media, also says that Ukrainian [Azov] forces came into their shelter and told her they broke into their apartments, found pro-Russian flags, accused them of being pro-Russian, and were aggressive towards them.
NBC didn’t do enough due diligence before they put Usmanova all over their front page.

CNN was smart enough to not mention her name.










This is what a concentration camp for Russians looks like.
Polovinkino – base of Ukrainian nationalist battalion, article by Avis Krane, photos by Vyacheslav Yakovenko.
In a village whose residents in the ranks of the Red Army once fought against fascism, Ukrainian Nazis set up a concentration camp for Russians.
The village of Polovinkino is situated on the Aydar River. During the Great Patriotic War, 472 residents of this village were servicemen of the Red Army and fought against the Nazis, 208 of them were killed in battle, 403 people received awards.
In the depths of the village of Polovinkino, Ukrainian Nazis from the Aidar battalion (organization banned in the Russian Federation) have transformed a peaceful sausage production factory into a workshop of death, concealing it behind pines, a high fence and several rows of barbed wire.
In this grim facility, the Ukrainian militants did their bloody work. The torture and murder of civilians with different views and beliefs became a part of their daily routine.
According to Anna Soroka, head of the interdepartmental working group for the search for graves of victims of the conflict in Donbass, the Ukrainian fighters set up a real concentration camp for civilians in this production facility.
The backyard is equipped with a “backexit”, which goes straight to the village cemetery.
Inside the “workshop of death,” in smokehouses in the basement, the Nazis equipped cells with inhumane conditions for the victims of war crimes.
In other rooms, the Ukrainian punishers arranged their everyday life. Virtually every room had Nazi symbols or propaganda material on the walls calling for the murder of Russians.
Among the personal belongings were found sectarian literature published by Gideons International, as well as a “combat leaflet” with Russophobic jokes and the fascist runic symbol “Odal.” This symbol was used by members of the SS Race and Settlement Main Office.
Next to the fence – are mounds looking like graves, a wooden cross with a plaque with an inscription that is hard to read.
In the liberated territories, witnesses to these crimes testify.