With two weeks remaining before official voting takes place in the United Kingdom (UK) referendum to exit the European Union (EU), the most current polling shows growing support amid the “Leave” movement:

Almost every argument for and against the Brexit vote now centers around self-determination in general, and immigration determination specifically.  All EU nation states operate as a broad open borders region with no statutory impediments to any EU citizen emigrating throughout the region.
The recent influx of economic refugees from the Mid-East (Syria mostly), and North Africa, via Turkey and Greece routes, has opened up a growing problem of uncontrollable inbound migration.  Consequently the economic impacts of higher demand on welfare programs, combined with the downward pressure on wage rates, has many UK citizens questioning their previous support.  Hence, the “leave” coalition is finding growing support. (more…)

Folks, we’ve been waiting almost 30 years for a national politician to draw out the inherent hypocrisy of the professional left, and Trump’s candidacy is doing just that.
For the past ten months the professional left, including all elements of the MSM, have been telling everyone that Donald Trump is opposed by all Hispanics.  Now the same group is saying a Hispanic Judge can be supportive of Donald Trump.
Which is it?
I digress….
Because today it gets even better.
The professional left (including President Obama) have continually said the existence of the “Ferguson Effect”, a principle outlining law enforcement’s reluctance to engage violent offenders based on political correctness, as non-existent.  They say the escalating violence amid inner-cities has nothing to do with police being fearful of carrying out their duty.
However, today Democrat San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo says this: (more…)

An article by The Daily Beast interviews residents/victims of cultural Marxism running amok in Chicago:
The Safari Principle […] Chicago’s violent, invisible terrorists are destroying what would otherwise be a peaceful way of life for many in the city.

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[…] Jan Ruff was in her late teens when Java was surrendered to the Japanese invaders on 8 March 1942. The Dutch civilian population was rounded up by the Japanese and interned in camps where the living conditions were often as bad as in the prisoner of war camps.
The interned women were fed so little by the Japanese that they were forced to eat snails and rats to survive. They were arbitrarily beaten or forced to stand in the sun for hours by the Japanese guards whenever the whim took them.

After two and a half years in an internment camp, conditions for Jan Ruff took a dramatic turn for the worse when Japanese officers entered the camp and ordered all girls over the age of seventeen to line up for inspection. The Japanese officers then physically examined each girl as if she was an animal put up for auction at a cattle sale. When the line had been reduced to ten girls, the Japanese officers ordered these girls to pack a suitcase and get into a truck waiting at the camp gate. Protests by their mothers were ignored. (more…)

Pictures and video from the Donald Trump rally in San Diego California show the various radical groups and violent agitators who are aligned with the Clinton and Sanders campaigns:

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Milo Yiannopoulos was a guest speaker at DePaul University yesterday, when his event was disrupted by an hoard of extremists from Black Lives Matter and various guilt-ridden college feminist advocates who were furious their “safe space” was violated.
Campus security stood at the back of the room and did nothing while the social justice crowd interrupted the entire event.   Milo discusses below:

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Following another Donald Trump rally, the Bernie Sanders anarchists and Hillary Clinton supporters, undocumented Democrats, once again turned to violent confrontation.  LA Times reporter Matt Pearce shared his experience:

Mexican Flags and Middle Fingers were the dominant theme amid the Democrats on display.

The patriotic Trump supporters carried/waved American flags, while the Clinton/Sanders supporters carried Mexican flags and attempted to confront a very diverse group of Donald Trump supporters. (more…)

Last month they lost their beer and toilet paper; this month they lose their soda… Meanwhile, back in the U.S.A, Sanders and Clinton campaign for same economic policies.
CARACAS, Venezuela – Coca-Cola is halting production in Venezuela of its namesake beverage due to a sugar shortage brought on by the country’s grinding economic crisis.
The Atlanta-based company said in an emailed statement Friday said that its production of sugar-sweetened beverages will be suspended in the coming days after local suppliers reported they had run out of the raw material. Sugar-free beverages are not affected and the company said its offices and distribution centers remain open in Venezuela.
The move comes as Venezuela’s economy is teetering on the edge of collapse with widespread food shortages and inflation forecast to surpass 700 percent. Last month, Empresas Polar, Venezuela’s largest food and beverage company, stopped production of beer because of a lack of imported barley. (read more)

What was an increasingly contentious primary race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders took a turn for the worse tonight when the head of the DNC launched a full-throated attack against the populous base of their own party.
Throughout the day today the professional apparatus of the Democrat party had been trying desperately to destroy the candidacy of Sanders by blaming him for the chaos at the Nevada Democrat National Convention.  Tonight DNC Chair Debbie Hyphen accused Sanders and his supporters of “intimidation tactics”.

Hillary will remain in the bunker surrounded by shields and protectors while the professional campaign acolytes and sycophants go out to attack all adversaries. (more…)

The preferred narrative is gaining increasing evidence. Those who gain benefit from leveraging a cultural shift of modern feminism are working earnestly to retain it.
The phrase:  “you cannot talk down to me because I’m a woman“, traditional -arguably appropriate- ERA feminism, demanded equality in opportunity.  However, that argument has now been dropped.
Modern feminism is leveraged: “you cannot criticize me, because I’m a woman“.
The traditional demands of equality are following a predictable pattern and now invoking leveraged benefit.
Ultimately, this is the modern version of feminism, and one currently being advanced by personalities like Fox News host Megyn Kelly.  Social justice memes demanding a higher position of consideration based on (fill_in_the_blank), where this specific blank is filled with gender.
The objective determinations of skill and competency are now being clouded by lowered expectations forced by the benefactors who gain by lowering the expectation.  It is a dangerous and slippery slope to bar critical evaluation based on lowered expectations due to gender.   Such well-intentioned pathways historically lead to soft-bigotry caused by lessened expectations.
However, if Hillary Clinton is to gain nation-wide elected office her incompetence and inability must be shielded.  This is the basic motive for a growing gender-based narrative as injected into the 2016 presidential race.   The latest attempts by the Washington Post and New York Times are ultimately evidence of this intention. (more…)