World In Brief – February 01, 2019

World In Brief – February 01, 2019

Welcome to the World In Brief with Ernest Dempsey. The stories on today’s show include:

  • Liberals’ claims of Trump Tower calls collapse under reality – another setback for liberal fake news web.
  • A British Muslim school discriminating against girls at lunchtime – until boys finish, girls don’t get to eat, on British soil.
  • And – the final departure of Google plus; save your data before April 2nd.
  • Plus – violent protests in Pakistan as victim of blasphemy law reportedly leaves behind country and sore Islamists.

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