Ramblings of A Dark Girl

 If you haven't heard, people across the globe are threatening to cancel Netflix for choosing to air a French film that many are calling a "Pedoflix." The movie Cuties is about a group of 11 year old girls that decide to win a dance competition by twerking.  On twitter, the hashtag NetflixPedofilia has been trending since the trailer of Cuties was released by Netflix. The trailer showed young girls moving their bodies in a manner that some are calling "seductive" or "inappropriate," while the young girls wear revealing clothes. The movie has yet to actually air, but already has over 500,000 dislikes on Netflix, over a million dislikes on the Youtube trailer and nearly 200,000 have already signed a petition to have the movie removed. Others are calling for the boycott and cancellation of Netflix.  Many are claiming that the movie's goal is to incite and promote pedophilia, and argue that the movie, whether intentional or not, sexualizes young girls.

 Due to the global media's nonstop coverage of the Coronavirus pandemic, many have not heard about the numerous significant earthquakes that have already occurred this year and the many more that are being predicted to come. Because there have been so many earthquakes, this article will only cover those with a magnitude greater than 6. January 07, 2020, a 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit Indonesia and a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Puerto Rico. The earthquake in Indonesia has lead to volcanic activity. January 09, 2020 a 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck Russia, only to be followed by multiple 7 and greater magnitude earthquakes a few months later. January 19, 2020 a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck China, destroying local infrastructure and buildings. January 24, 2020, a magnitude 6.7 earthquake struck Turkey, destroying historical buildings. January 27, 2020, a 6.3 earthquake hit the Solomon Islands sparking fears of a Tsunami. January 28, 2020, a massive magnitude 7 earthquake struck t

First there was the massive explosion in Lebanon's capital city, Beirut, which left hundreds dead and thousands injured or missing. The explosion was so large it was registered as an earthquake, flipped cars, and shook buildings in neighboring cities. Then there was a massive explosion at the famous United Arab Emirates (UAE) Dubai market, Ajman, that left the market fully engulfed in flames. There has been little to no information given about what caused these enormous flames that have destroyed the city. Now the World Trade Center in Brussels has also mysteriously caught fire and is burning to the ground, leaving an unknown amount of people injured and even possibly dead. With all of this destruction, one must ask, is August 2020 the month of Mass Destruction?

If you haven't heard, Lebanon, a small country in the middle east bordering Syria and Israel, experienced a massive explosion that has so far left more than 300 people confirmed dead, and thousands of more missing and injured. The explosion has also left Lebanon's capital city and major port and trade and commerce area, Beirut, completely flattened and devastated. The news is already reporting that the explosion was most likely caused by the detonation of ammonium nitrate storage tanks that were being stored at the port. The nitrates were being brought in to the port to be sold as fertilizer, and some are claiming that the ignition of these nitrates caused the massive explosion. However, here is why I believe there may be more going on than what the mainstream media is willing to report: 1. There is no word about what type of detonation, outside of a bomb, could have ignited the storage tanks, if there were storage tanks, and cause this magnitude of damage. Based on reports

Financial advisers  and economists around the world are all stating that America, Europe, and the connected global nations are heading for an economic crisis far worse than the Great Depression. Here is why they think 2020 will usher in global market crashes and a global economic apocalypse. 1. Unemployment is increasing out of control with no plans to stop it. During the Great Recession from 2006 to 2009, unemployment reached a staggering 10.4 percent, which would equate to 1 out of 10 Americans being unemployed. During the Great Depression of the 1930’s, unemployment reached an astounding 25 percent, equating to nearly 1 out of 4 Americans being unemployed. As of June 2020, the current unemployment rate in America was 16 percent and is rising daily. Economists believe that if something does not change, unemployment rates will soon match the rates seen during the Great Depression. However, unlike the 1930’s, which used war and federally funded programs to boost the economy and low