Sexual assault

As expected, the corporate media’s coverage of Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment process is disappointingly superficial. While there’s no doubt sexual harassment is a pressing issue in modern-day America, left-leaning establishment outlets and individuals alike are mired in these accusations, as well as partisan political divides as they fail to recognize Kavanaugh’s very troublesome record of court rulings—rulings that show his verifiable proclivity toward using the government to very literally harass the American people and the rest of the world.

Bill Cosby, 81, the comedian and actor who was accused of drugging and sexually assaulting as many as 60 women, was tried, convicted, and sentenced in Pennsylvania. The judge sentenced him to a minimum of three to a maximum of ten years in prison.

US President Trump is urging the woman accusing Brett Kavanaugh to testify and be heard.
Trump said he wants to hear from Christine Blasey Ford, noting that it would be “unfortunate” if she does not testify before a Senate committee. Trump told reporters Wednesday as he left the White House to view hurricane damage in North Carolina…

“If she doesn’t show up, that would be unfortunate.”
“If she shows up and makes a credible showing, that would be very interesting.”

The Democrat Party and its media-based handlers went apoplectic during Candidate Trump’s campaign, and when he won the Presidency they were in even worse shape, as all the typical tricks used to turn the election in their favor backfired on them.

This week good friend of the show Brain Heiss joined me for an in-depth discussion on Digital Entertainment Network (DEN) and its founders, Marc Collins-Rector, Chad Shackley, and Brock Pierce. We talked about DEN’s meteoric rise in LA during the late 1990’s and its subsequent downfall after numerous allegations of sexual assault against young boys. Brian and I talked about Collins-Rector’s mysterious and unknown life prior to DEN.

It seems that Russia has been up to a whole lot more than just hacking elections and poisoning traitorous spies, it’s using cultural marxism to take down some of America’s “great” men, apparently.
A British Russiagate conspiracy theorist, Louise Mensch, who used to be one of the British Parliament’s finest has tweeted out that the Russians are behind the #MeToo movement to take down America’s powerful men.
In this case, it’s Eric Schneiderman, the New York Attorney General who is supposed to investigate the Mueller probe, and we can’t have that, can we? Mensch tweeted:

Bill Cosby, 80, was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault for drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand at his home in Philadelphia in 2004. He faces up to 10 years in prison on each charge. Paul Romano makes the case that Bill Cosby got burned because he crossed those in power, while other political and show biz elites, and even the royal family, are protected from going to jail for their sexual crimes. [...]

MEXICO CITY — One night in September of last year, 19-year-old Mara Fernanda Castilla Miranda, like so many people her age, went out for a night on the town in a suburb of the south-central Mexican state of Puebla.  
And like so many other women across Mexico, she never made it home.

FORT MYERS, FLORIDA — Shortly before midnight on September 3, 1944, an African-American sharecropper named Recy Taylor was walking home from church with two companions in Abbeville, Alabama when the women noticed a green Chevy sedan drive past four times before finally rattling to a stop just a few feet ahead.

(ANTIMEDIA) — In October, famous Hollywood producer, Harvey Weinstein, was fired from his position at the Weinstein Company after multiple women accused him of sexual assault.