Pearl Davis invited me on with Rachel and Tim and Glenn to cover the occult roots of feminism and how it has infiltrated the religious world. Pearl is here: https://www.youtube.com/@JustPearlyThings I will be doing a panel discussion and book signing at Heroes Force Gaming & Comic Con in Benton, KY with Game of Thrones Artist […]
Sinéad Murphy The University of Sunderland is advertising ‘masterclasses’ in ‘Menopause in the Workplace.’ The ad has been running on Smooth Radio, a station under the umbrella of Global – one of the alarmingly few corporate megaliths with increasing command over our airwaves, our money flows and our veins. The ad is voiced in an …
Covid vaccines increase menstrual bleeding risk by up to 41%, a new BMJ study has found – but the authors downplay the results.
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The legends of Nero say that he fiddled while Rome burned. While this is not strictly true (there were no violins, a.k.a. “fiddles” in Nero’s time, it is true that in 64 A.D. a fire raged through Rome for six days and destroyed seventy percent of the city. Tacitus, a Roman historian, wrote that Nero’s […]
Robyn joins me to discuss her journey into Orthodoxy from Protestantism, the struggles she encountered, what finally convinced her, and what her experience has been since. Her channel is here. Live today at 3Pm Cst Subscribe to JaysAnalysis in the Purchase Membership section to access the archives of videos and interviews and lectures […]
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Guest post by NAKUL SINGH SAWHNEY Some observations and takeaways from State Assembly elections in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Assam in May 2021 – from an original Facebook post. The observations are in the form of informal reflections but they point towards certain developments that might open up new, anticipated spaces for the … Continue reading Post-Election Musings -Federalism to the Fore: Nakul Singh Sawhney →
In October 2015, the Security Council held a debate on women, peace and security to review the status of Resolution 1325, which was adopted on Oct. 31, 2000, to recognize the effects of war on women and built on the 1995 Beijing conference for gender equality. The essay’s experts map how the visions of the Beijing conference have been integrated into US foreign policy but the fact is, gender equality remains elusive globally. AMANDA VOISARD/UN PHOTO
Participants in the Windhoek Seminar, held in May 2000, from left: Former SRSG-UNMIBH Elisabeth Rehn; then-Namibian Minister for Women Affairs H.E. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah; author and UNMIK speaker Nina Lahoud; former SRSG-UNAVEM II and chair Margaret Anstee.
Vice President Epsy Campbell Barr of Costa Rica. She was among the numerous women vice presidents from Latin America who spoke at the UN’s Beijing+25 commemoration on Oct. 1.
Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, who is from the Netherlands, has led the UN political mission in Iraq for nearly two years. The mission includes two women deputies, one from Britain and the other from Germany. A new academic dashboard will track the UN’s executive appointments overall. UNAMI
