90 Miles From Tyranny

Friday, August 11, 2017

More Crimes Of The Clinton Foundation: Episode #3573

Left Wing Propagandist PolitiFact Colludes With Evil Clinton Foundation And Used Doctored Clinton Foundation Memo To Hide The Truth..

Another Suspicious Clinton Related Death: Haiti Official, Who Exposed The Clinton Foundation, Found Dead In Miami

The Hillary Clinton Dead Pool

Newly Released Clinton Emails Renew Questions About Clinton Foundation and State Dept. Overlap

Taxation: how the sheep are shorn.

By Hook and By Crook, You Are Going to Pay for Climate Change

5 Bills in the Land of the Free that are straight out of Atlas Shrugged..

The Science Says The Google Guy Was Right About Sex Differences

A myriad of distinguished professors and social scientists have already confirmed what James Damore wrote in his Google memo: men and women are measurably different.

The Google guy behind the infamous gender memo, James Damore, is a troglodyte. An embarrassing, knuckle-dragging, flat-earther who is under the silly illusion that men and women have inherent differences. Google properly fired him for just being stupid. At least that’s the fashionable story.

But the truth is that it was Damore who got it right. (And his main concern was how to get more women working at Google, after all.)

Most of us know exactly why gender parity doesn’t exist in Silicon Valley. It’s not because they are consciously (or unconsciously) denying employment to women who are seeking jobs there. Actually, quite the opposite. It’s the fact that while women outpace men in college attendance today, those interested in STEM programs lag significantly behind. Other professions tend to interest them more. In fact, the annual U.S. News/Raytheon STEM Index reported last year that enrollment among women in such programs declined from 2015 to 2016.

U.S. News reports that “Women may lag behind men in areas like engineering, for example, but they far outstrip men in earning biology degrees.” For instance, women make up 80 percent of the students enrolled in the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Wendy Williams, a professor in Cornell’s Department of Human Development, explains that “Women are choosing to...

Nearly 20 people were convicted on Wednesday of abusing girls in Newcastle, U.K. — part of an orchestrated rape gang operated by Muslim men.

In total, 17 Muslim men and a native-British female accomplice were convicted of over 100 charges stemming from crimes against 22 victims. Court documents reveal how the gang groomed British teen girls with drugs and alcohol before subjecting them to “sessions” in which they were raped by multiple men.

But the extent of the rape gang and its crimes could be significantly larger. Despite the convictions the investigation is still ongoing, and the 18 individuals convicted Wednesday may be but a fraction of those involved. Investigators have so far made a total of 461 arrests,...