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Reporter- "What's it like seeing so many Republicans and Trump supporters in Manhattan? Does that surprise you?" Construction Worker, ""No- not at all- it's turning now" Reporter- "What's your message to Joe Biden?" Construction Worker- "F*&^% You!!"

In "King Kong" Fay Wray screamed at a monster like no one in film had done before. Modern feminists scream. Loudly and powerfully. At normal men. May we and the good Lord restore to us the gender balances we had back then.

Jean Harlow was a gorgeous babe who captured America's imagination by being sexy and was OK as a comic actress later in her career. By many accounts she was a kind and intelligent human being. Her platinum blonde hair was falling out by career's end because of the chemicals which had given her that unique look. She loved her domineering mother who pushed her to be a star. She had two abortions. Is show business to blame? She died of kidney failure. But did a broken heart because of the abortions contribute to her I'll health? Was this Hollywood's original...

Newsdump Alert: Mass Protest In Berlin For Peace Opposing Germany's Hostile Stance Against Russia In Ukraine... Newsdump Update: Air Raid Alert Across Ukraine Today... It's time for a China update the Steve Miller Band "Take The Money And Run"... The endgame following the increasing demonization of China following demonization of Russia seizure of the Russian and Chinese assets by the US and US aligned nations. "Thou shalt not steal"... Racism isn't on God's Top Ten List That's Probably Why We Talk About It All The Time Distraction Deflection From What Really Matters To The Higher Authority. In New Zealand this...

Potty-mouthed people are happy as %@#!. Swearing can make a person feel more persuasive, powerful, and socially connected — and often has a positive impact on relationships, according to new research. “Swearing produces effects that are not observed with other forms of language use. Thus, swearing is powerful,” a group of scientists from universities in the UK determined. “It generates a range of distinctive outcomes: physiological, cognitive, emotional, pain-relieving, interactional and rhetorical.”

Pope Francis book backs George Floyd protests, blasts virus skepticsROME — Pope Francis is supporting demands for racial justice in the wake of the U.S. police killing of George Floyd and is blasting COVID-19 skeptics and media organizations that spread their conspiracies in a new book penned during the Vatican’s coronavirus lockdown.In "Let Us Dream," Francis also criticizes populist politicians who whip up rallies in ways reminiscent of the 1930s, and the hypocrisy of "rigid" conservative Catholics who support them. But he also criticizes the forceful downing of historic statues during protests for racial equality this year as a misguided...

Denver Newsroom, Aug 20, 2020 / 10:52 am MT (CNA).- Sister Simone Campbell, who is set to offer a prayer at the Democratic National Convention Thursday, has declined to take a stand on the morality of abortion protections, and a CNA examination finds donors to her organization, Network Lobby, have links to pro-abortion rights advocacy. Asked Aug. 19 whether her organization opposes the legal protection of abortion, Campbell told CNA, “That is not our issue. That is not it. It is above my pay grade.” “It’s not the issue that we work on. I’m a lawyer. I would have to...

President Obama has decided to greet Pope Francis with transgendered activists, the first gay Episcopal Bishop who is now already divorced, and activist Catholic nuns. The Vatican is not happy about it and is pushing back. “ On the eve of Pope Francis’s arrival in the U.S., the Vatican has taken offense at the Obama administration’s decision to invite to the pope’s welcome ceremony transgender activists, the first openly gay Episcopal bishop and an activist nun who leads a group criticized by the Vatican for its silence on abortion and euthanasia. The Obama Administration is no doubt thrilled to...

Retired senior military officers have rallied behind an effort to block a high-level award for an outgoing Minnesota Air National Guard general, citing an investigation that substantiated several findings of misconduct. The National Guard Bureau in Virginia notified Minnesota last week that it would not approve a Legion of Merit award for Brig. Gen. Terry Heggemeier, but gave no reason for the decision. Heggemeier is scheduled to retire on Nov. 20, closing a career that began in 1970 and included 129 combat missions over Vietnam as a weapons officer. In recognition of his service, Adjutant General Larry Shellito nominated Heggemeier...