10 November 2015

Trump's Stint at SNL Attracts More Viewers

Trump at SNL
Donald! Donald! Donald!

When everyone thought that Donald Trump has take a sabbatical leave and reflect on what his opponents are hurling against his political agenda, the real estate magnate has came out strong and is trampling the critics using a comedic parody.

07 November 2015

NCAA and NFL Are Staying in Houston

Super Bowl in Houston
For Houston, there is nothing to fear because sports officials are here ... to stay.

After NCAA bravely announced that they are supporting the decision of the majority in Houston, the NFL is also making it crystal clear that, as an institution, it doesn't give a crap about the despicable lifestyle of the fascist LGBT people.

04 November 2015

Italian Court Squashes Gay Marriage Recognition

Italian Court
An Italian court last 27 October finally ruled that marriages of gay couples who wed abroad can't be registered in Italy, sparking a flood of support from cities which had supported the government's popular move not to recognize the unions.

Italy's highest administrative court annulled a ruling by a lower court which had earlier found in favour of cities from Rome to Naples and Milan which had registered such marriages despite the fact that Italy has no legal framework for gay unions.

02 November 2015

224 Dead in Tragic Egyptian Plane Crash

Plane Crash
It was just announced by Russian Minister of Transportation Maxim Sokolov that rumors about the Airbus A321 being shot down by Islamic State terrorists are still unconfirmed.

A few hours ago, the Egyptian group associated with ISIL has claimed responsibility for the tragedy, but has offered no evidence. The BBC reports that the group does not have the capability to bring down a plane and authorities are skeptical.

31 October 2015

Hague Court Will Hear West PHL Sea Claims

Hague Court
Finally, an international tribunal has ruled last 29 October that it had the power to hear a case brought by the Philippines over disputed islands in the South China Sea, in a move likely to trigger fury in Beijing.

Manila has insisted the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, which the Philippines and China have both ratified, should be used to resolve the bitter territorial row over isolated reefs and islets, which has triggered growing international alarm.

30 October 2015

Trans Pretender Assaults Women in Bathroom

Bathroom Bill
After efforts were made to allow transgender male access to female toilets, a biological man claiming to be 'transgender' preyed and assaulted women at two Toronto shelters last 2014. The man was jailed "indefinitely" after being declared by a judge a "dangerous offender."

Pro-family leaders are pointing out that this is exactly the type of incident they warned of as the Ontario government passed its "gender identity" bill, dubbed the "bathroom bill," in 2012.