Social Issues

Yes, CNN did it again. Whenever CNN pretends to be a news organization, rest assured, they will always tip their hand -- revealing themselves to be nothing more than s h i l l s.

For the sake of posterity, let's revisit some of CNN's recent forays into the unfortunate world of technical difficulties.
 
CNN cuts off Congressman who dared to discuss Wikileaks
Bernie Sanders cut off after calling CNN Fake News
CNN host cut off after criticizing Hillary
Congressman cut off after citing refugee crime stats

And now today.

Authored by Mac Slavo via SHTFplan.com,

In today’s hypersensitive bizarro environment, where people are quite literally having mental breakdowns following the election of President Donald Trump, everything that used to be normal appears to now elicit howls of racism, xenophobia and sexism.

Someday your grandchildren will ask you where you were when the EU was close to collapse - when the globalist experiment went full retard and Wilhelmed it's way over the cliff into Oblivion.

Consider the following an EU death rattle from a Senior Policy Fellow at the Soros Open Society sponsored European CFR:

(as originally told to Germany's Bild)

Australia has announced plans to ban all unvaccinated children from attending school, in harsh new rules introduced by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnball.  Turnball says that parents need to vaccinate their children or suffer the humiliation of being excluded from the education system. Under the new law, unvaccinated children from nursery preschool and childcare centers will be excluded from attending.

The much anticipated CBO scoring of the American Health Care Act, aka "Trumpcare" is out, and among the key highlights are that while the US federal budget would be reduced by $337 billion over the 2017-2026 period, it would also mean that 14 million more would be uninsured by 2018 under the Republican ObamaCare replacement bill, with the number rising to 24 million by 2026. Furthermore, it adds that "average premiums for single policyholders in the nongroup market would be 15% to 20% higher than under current law", i.e. prices would go up.