Obama Out: Will Things Improve? The President addresses a gathering in Chicago, expressing gratitude for the support and inspiration received during his term. They reflect on the potential of faith and the belief that change can be brought about when individuals unite and demand it. They discuss the American notion of self-rule, pursuing personal aspirations, … Read more
Editor: Vladimir Bajic | Tactical Investor Understanding the Various Forms of Religious Violence April 2023 Throughout history, humans have fought for various reasons, including religious disagreements that can be particularly intense. Sectarian violence occurs when religious doctrine or practice interpretations differ, leading to conflicts like the Sunni and Shia Muslim divide. Religious fundamentalism is closely … Read more
Edited by Draco Cooper The rise of the machines: a new trend is in play and it looks like it’s set to gather momentum as the world starts to embrace Robots. Increasingly businesses are turning to machines instead of humans in their quest to improve efficiency and lower costs. The day of factory workers is rapidly … Read more
German Defence minister Refuses to wear Hijab Edited by Vladimir Rothstein Kudos to the German Defense Minister, Ursula von der Leyen, for taking a stand against the actions of the House of Saud. The stark hypocrisy of these individuals, engaging in activities contrary to Islamic principles such as drinking, fornication, and drug use, while imposing … Read more
Muslim outrage over memes. The writer dismisses liberal outrage over an Islamophobic meme featuring retired Gen. James Mattis, shared on former U.S. Army Lt. Col. Allen West’s Facebook page. They argue that nobody will care about their feelings as long as Islamist groups fail to condemn radical Islamists who harm Christians. The article suggests that … Read more
Edited by Draco Rothstein The liberals in Europe are trying to stop the so-called Alt right movement in its tracks, but all their attempts will be in vain. The people are sick of being told what to do, what to eat, how to dress up and how they should kiss up to violent radical Islamists. … Read more
Extremism in Germany A leaked intelligence report reveals that Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar support extremist Islamic groups in Germany. The report raises concerns over the increase in support for fundamentalist Salafism, with the ideology already having 10,000 followers and growing. The report accuses Gulf groups of funding mosques, religious schools, hardline preachers, and conversion … Read more
Edited by Draco Cooper The former communist state has fiercely resisted EU efforts to cope with a big influx of mainly Muslim migrants into Europe since 2015, in part by opposing quotas to share out asylum seekers among EU members. Prime Minister Robert Fico’s government has said Islam has no place in Slovakia. Parliament adopted … Read more
Edited by Vlad Rothstein Sexual Morality; SexTortion the New Extortion game Sextortion-hackers new game plan to fleece silly men using hot women as bait: think twice before you do something silly online Cases of “sextortion” have more than doubled in the UK in the past year and four men have taken their own lives after … Read more
By Vlad Rothstein Chinas UnionPay The total transaction volume via China’s UnionPay system—the only domestic bank card organisation in China—amounted to RMB 11.80 trillion or $1.90 trillion in the first quarter of 2015, according to the latest figures released by China UnionPay (CUP). VISA, the largest payment company worldwide, revealed that its Q1 transactions added … Read more
