Why an Indian men’s rights group is burning underwear

Earlier this month, an Indian men’s rights group launched a campaign that sent social media aflutter.

The NCM India Council For Men Affairs half-burnt their underwear and dispatched it to local politicians to show their discontent, and protest against what they call “anti-male policies” and “women-centric gender-biased laws” in the country.

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Stalin museum celebrates the local boy made good

Hung like a wall rug.

Joseph Stalin may have been one of the world’s most bloodthirsty dictators but there is scant mention of this at a museum devoted to his life in his home town in Georgia.

The Stalin Museum in Gori, about 50 miles from Tbilisi, the capital of the Black Sea state, was opened in 1957 next to the small house where the Soviet tyrant was born Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili in 1878. The two-storey building is easy to find — just walk along Stalin Avenue to Stalin Park and you can’t miss it. Outside stands a Stalin statue.

This is just like a Trudeau museum curated by the CBC would be like.

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Black Wars of Liberation Come to America

Secretary of State Antony Blinken recently appointed Zakiya Carr Johnson as the State Department’s Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer.

Her mission, according to Blinken, was to help build a workforce that reflects America.

Given that Blinken has previously promoted a politically correct agenda, for example, suggesting that employees avoid gendered terms such as manpower and mother, this comes as no surprise. Blinken justified this diversity effort in terms of national security, saying, “We will continue to pursue this mission aggressively, because recruiting, nurturing, and promoting the most capable workforce possible is critical to our national security.”

Blinken appoints an anti-White, anti-American DEI chief and people wonder at the “Silence”. 

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Canada contacts Israel after aid agency says water truck bombed in ‘targeted’ attack

When Justin calls.

A Canadian humanitarian organization says its key water-aid truck was bombed in Gaza this week, and the federal government now says it has contacted the Israeli government for “more information” on the incident.

Minister of International Development Ahmed Hussen said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, on Saturday evening that the government reached out to Israel after hearing that the truck operated by the International Development and Relief Foundation (IDRF) had been bombed.

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Russia suspected of targeting thousands of British holiday flights in ‘extremely dangerous’ electronic attacks jamming systems including GPS

Russia is suspected of launching ‘extremely dangerous’ electronic attacks against thousands of British holiday flights, aviation sources have claimed.

The planes appear to be suffering from GPS jamming and spoofing, which interferes with wireless communication systems and uses fake signals to trick pilots into believing the aircraft is in a different location than where they actually are.

The European Aviation Safety Agency in January warned that authorities had seen a ‘sharp rise’ in jamming and spoofing ‘attacks’, but did not say who was behind them.

h/t Mauser

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