Wolf Child

wolfthecreator:

kiss the pussy before you eat it, it’s respectful.

(Source: randomanomaly)

queergirlwriting:

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

just-a-kind-of-magic:

Imagine being a human in an alien crew in space and leaving with bright blue or pink hair and the color fades and everybody on board wonders WHY you are losing your colors??? Is it the lack of greens? Are you sad? Angry? They just don’t know??

“HUMAN BIOLOGY IS BAFFLING”

These are the kinds of pure posts I come to this place for.

(Source: witchtinguette)

justsomeantifas:

Here’s your dose of “What the Fuck Is Going On” news (March 16th 2017 edition)

• Trump released proposals for his first federal budget plan which proposed eliminating the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for Humanities, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting - which serves as a key source of revenue for PBS and NPR. (source)
  
  
• The proposed budget plan will also be largely targeting the Environmental Protection Agency and the State Department. Here’s an outline of some of the biggest winners and losers in the budget. If you’d like to see what’s possibly getting cut or getting less funding check out this very extensive list. Or you can read the full budget: America First: A Budget Blueprint to Make America Great Again. 
  
  
• It’s been revealed that a Russian state-owned television network paid former Defense Intelligence Agency Director Michael Flynn $45,386 to fly to Moscow and speak at an anniversary celebration. He also received payments, of $11,250 each, by two other Russian companies. All of this news appears to violate Pentagon rules that subject retired military officers to the “emoluments clause” in the U.S. Constitution, prohibiting them from accepting any “consulting fees, gifts, travel expenses, honoraria or salary” from a foreign government. (source + scans of the check payments to Flynn)
  
  
• According to a recent survey, top business leaders and CEOs are experiencing the highest amount of economic optimism since 2009. This is thanks to the Trump administration slashing regulations and overhauling tax codes. How nice for them. (source)
  
  
• The Congressional Budget Office estimated that the administration’s plans to cut federal funding to Planned Parenthood will be bad for the economy. Without Planned Parenthood, Medicaid spending would increase in the first year by $21 million and $77 million by 2026. (source)
  
  
• Trump directed  the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to relax fuel mileage rules. This will likely set up a problem with California and states that follow California’s emissions rules, rather than the the EPA’s. However, automaker executives expressed their excitement over Trump reconsidering these mileage requirements. (source)
  
  
• In West Virginia there is a proposal that may harm miners, their protections, and their jobs. It aims to eliminate enforcement of mining regulations, which union officials say sets back miners’ safety by decades. The proposal would prevent state regulators from writing policies, strip them of the ability to issue citations and fines, and demote safety inspections to offering “safety compliance assistance.” It would also lower number of times a mine inspector is required to examine facilities from four times a year to once annually. (source)
  
  
• Trump is going to ask Congress for $4 billion to start building the border wall. The Office of Management and Budget said that Trump is asking for $1.5 billion for the wall in a broader request for supplemental funds for fiscal 2017 and $2.6 billion in his fiscal 2018 budget proposal. (source)
  
  
• The Trump administration is planning to repeal a rule setting standards for hydraulic fracturing on federal land. This was obviously slammed by environmental groups, but it’s just another addition to the list of environmental rules this administration has been repealing. (source)
  
  
• The Senate confirmed former Sen. Dan Coats to serve as President Trump’s director of national intelligence. The vote was 85-12 and he’s been on of the few whose nomination has been drama-free. (source)
  
  
• Defense Secretary James Mattis has withdrawn his pick for undersecretary for policy, Anne Patterson. Republicans opposed Patterson because she served as U.S. ambassador to Egypt from 2011 to 2013. Mattis’s first choice for deputy secretary, Michèle Flournoy, also withdrew from consideration. (source)
  
  
• White House aide Sebastian Gorka is denying that he has any ties to a Nazi-allied Hungarian nationalist group. He admitted that he wore medals associated with Vitézi Rend but it was not evidence that he’s antisemitic or a part of the group. Two members of the white nationalist group are saying otherwise and told the news that he’s a known member. Note Gorka also signed his Ph.D dissertation in as “Sebestyén L. v. Gorka” - “L. v.” being initials representing members of Vitézi Rend. (source)
  
  
• White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney defended Trump’s budget cuts to school programs aimed at feeding low-income children because they aren’t “helping kids do better at school.” (source)
  
  
• Federal and state prosecutors announced they would not bring criminal charges against New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio or his aides in connection with two simultaneous investigations into his fundraising practices. The charges had to do with the de Blasio administration giving favors to donors who contributed either to his campaign or to a non profit organization set up to promote his political agenda. (source)
  
  
• Frank Wuco, a senior national security official in the White House has said he believes Muslims are dedicated to establishing Sharia law in Western countries. He believes they (on a large scale) want to “subjugate and humiliate” non-Muslims. Wuco serves as Trump’s senior White House adviser for the Department of Homeland Security. (source)
  
  
• Sen. Jim Inhofe spoke out in favor of White House’s proposal to slash 31 percent of the Environmental Protection Agency’s budget. He believes that the EPA is “brainwashing our kids,” and “propaganda.” (source)
  
  
• Trump admitted on Fox News that he knows his health care bill will hurt a lot of the people who voted for him. “The counties who voted for you will do far worse under your plan,” said Tucker Carlson. “Oh, I know,” responded Trump. Carlson also suggested that the bill seems like it benefits the wealthy and goes against his campaign promises. Trump responded that “A lot of things are inconsistent, but these are going to be negotiated. We’ll see what happens in the Senate.” (source)
  
  
• In the same interview with Tucker Carlson, Trump may have revealed classified information. “In his effort to once again blame Obama, the President appears to have discussed something that, if true and accurate, would otherwise be considered classified information,” explained Rep. Adam Schiff. (source)
  
  
• The Republican and Democratic leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee said they saw no evidence to support Trump’s claims that the Obama administration tapped his phones during the 2016 presidential campaign. (source)
  
  
• And now your daily reminder that: Flint, Michigan still doesn’t have clean water. Standing Rock still needs your support. The American infrastructure report card still averages poorly with the rating of a “D+”

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