Indonesia Bans Gay Stickers from Social Apps

Indonesia is taking a stand against homofascism and western attempts to undermine their culture by clamping on the use of social media tools.

President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo was urged a few days ago to protect the rights of Indonesians not to be exposed to any gay and lesbian propaganda and he responded immediately by telling instant messaging apps to remove stickers featuring same-sex couples in the latest high-profile attempt to discourage unwanted homosexuality in the socially conservative country.

In California, Illegals Get Rewards

In California, the state is awarding criminals with driver's license. This happened last year when Assembly Bill 60 was implemented, granting people in the country illegally the right to obtain driver's licenses.

An estimated 605,000 licenses were issued under the law last year, accounting for nearly half of all new licenses, according to the California DMV. Nearly 400,000 of the licenses were issued during the first six months.

How To Deal With Rapefugees Russian Style

While Western Europe is ripe for conquest and already in surrender mode, with its men unable or willing to protect its women from the Muslim migrants who believe that Infidel women exist for their sexual pleasure, Russia showed the unwanted migrants that they ready to protect their own.

According to The Daily Caller News Foundation, a group of 51 refugees were brutally assaulted outside a night club in Murmansk, Russia, after they groped and molested women at a night club Saturday.

Gay Sent To Jail for Sexually Assaulting 3 Kids

At long last, a gay teacher ... again a gay teacher was sent to prison for sexually assaulting three boys in Detroit. Tearful and angry, three mothers addressed Circuit Judge Cynthia Lane last 8 February while the gay criminal stood nearby.

"He must understand what these boys are going to go through the rest of their lives," one of the mother’s said. "He’s destroyed our family."

"No More" Campaign Spreading Awareness

One of the most talked about commercial a few days ago was the "No More" campaign which addresses domestic violence and promotes sexual-assault awareness. The ad aired its second Super Bowl ad during Sunday's big game — and it looks to have stopped many viewers in their tracks amid the slew of humorous spots from big-brand advertisers.

The ad depicted a text-message conversation between two friends, set to the background noise of a typical Super Bowl party.