March of the Privileged Women Backfired In A Big Way

Several leftist women who staged a rally last 8 March found the hard way that they were shunned by the clients they hoped to serve: working middle-class women. There was even a buzzword to describe those who join "A Day Without a Woman": privilege.

The reality dawn on bloggers and political analysts that those who were able to join the International Women’s Day call to action are women who can afford to take a leave from work, are those who are doing nothing but rely on subsidies, and those who just protested for the sake of protesting with no clear agenda.

Austria Seeks To Be The European Leader In Expelling Illegals

Austria is now more focused than even in showing fighting-age male illegals the door back to wherever hell hole they came from.

Parliament is set to pass a law stripping pocket money, food and shelter from those denied asylum, potentially leaving them on the street. The interior minister proudly touts figures showing Austria as the European Union's per-capita leader in expelling those rejected.

Emma Watson is "Confused" About Feminism

Actress Emma Watson is slamming critics who suggested that posing with her breasts partially exposed for a recent Vanity Fair photo shoot was hypocritical of her feminist views.

The "Beauty and the Beast" star, 26, sat down recently with Reuters to address to controversy, stating that feminism was all about choice.

Iraqi Rapist Migrants Convicted of Rape

After several countries adopted harsher actions against Muslim men who wants to migrate and rape Western women, the courts has finally started to push the wheel of justice forward.

Recently, an Austrian court found eight Iraqi nationals guilty of gang-raping a German tourist on New Year's Eve more than a year ago and sentenced them to prison terms of between nine and 13 years. The penalty was very short compared to the horror they spread, but prison justice will ultimately catch up to them,

Another Deportee Tried To Evade Arrest in the U.S.

A missing 6-year-old Connecticut girl was found in Pennsylvania last 24 February following a high-speed car chase and crash that involved a car driven by her illegal alien father, who's suspected in her mother's killing, authorities said.

Aylin Sofia Hernandez suffered minor injuries in the crash on Interstate 99 in Benner Township, Pennsylvania state police said. Her father, Oscar Hernandez, had refused to pull over when a state trooper spotted the car, which had been the subject of an Amber Alert, they said.