Asset protection is a provision acceptable under the law and is, therefore, legal by all terms. It may only be considered illegal if it is proved in a court of law that a person is exploiting it to commit fraud. An example is transferring all your profits to your personal 401(k) account and individual retirement … Read more
Featured Image from: Irish Mirror Alan Joseph Shatter, Irish Justice Minister and Defense Minister, fights the battle against the delegitimization of Israel. Violent anti-Semitism is rare in Ireland, but the Irish government has a strong anti-Israel bias. Nicky Larkin, Irish video artist, said that “being anti-Israel is supposed to be part of our Irish identity, … Read more
Featured Image from: Time of Israel The museum at the site of the former Nazi death camp in Sobibor has been gotten a last minute reprieve, as the Polish government promised this week to finance the opening of the museum for the next season. Having exhusted its financial sources, the museum was faced with closure … Read more
Police investigating a double murder in Brazil have unraveled a neo-Nazi organization intent on setting up an independent state in the south of the country. Neo-Nazis Bernardo Dayrell Pedroso, age 24, and Renata Waeschter Ferreira, age 21, were shot to death after hosting an Adolph Hitler birthday celebration on April 21, 2009 at a farm … Read more
Divorcing an abusive or controlling partner can leave you miserable, panic-stricken, and sleepless. If you split up with a narcissist, for instance, your life may feel more unmanageable than it did when you were still together. Your ex, in fact, could turn into a terrorist. He or she could threaten you with litigation, allege that … Read more
Understanding leads to less hate, and this is what Fight Hatred stands for. Despite the victories in pushing for gender equality extending to the LGBT+ Community, there has been a lot of news relating to hate crimes, discrimination, and offensive statements when it comes to non-binary genders and various sexuality. There’s already enough hate and … Read more
In 2012, same-sex couple Charlie Craig and David Mullins entered a Colorado cakeshop to order a wedding cake to celebrate their marriage with friends and family in 2012. A few days later, they filed a case against the cakeshop that took six years to finalize, reached the Supreme Court, rocked the LGBT+ Community and changed … Read more