This is NOT the web site of the organization that calls itself The Lion Guard.

This web site has been created to warn Americans who oppose the presidential election of Donald Trump about the Lion Guard.

Shapira, 28, sick of seeing people post images to Facebook, Instagram, Tinder, and Grindr of them hanging out and having a fun time on the Holocaust Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin, took the matter into his own hands.

In his chilling project “YOLOCAUST,” a bleak reference to the acronym “YOLO,” or “you only live once,” he calls out the normalization of the Holocaust through these carefree selfie images at memorial sites.

Everyone is starting to realize that if we are going to overcome in this struggle we are going to have to do it together — Man and Woman — side by side!

" From California to Maryland, and abroad from Australia to Canada to Europe, the voices of "racialist" women are being heard increasingly in a variety of forums.

The 25-acre site in Haiming, west of Innsbruck, housed hundreds of prisoners during World War II.

Now, some of these women are seeking new, expanded roles for themselves and their gender.Thirty years later, in a distant echo of that debate, women on the radical right — who a leading analyst says now comprise 25% of many groups and as many as half of new recruits — are increasingly re-examining their position in the world of white supremacy.And while they are far from radical feminists, many are espousing a new female activism and even leadership — often to the dismay and anger of the men in their movement.In the late 1960s, in the heyday of radical left-wing groups, a debate developed within the Weathermen about the role of revolutionary women, who had been largely confined to supporting their menfolk.Before it was over, the Weathermen were renamed the Weather Underground, and many of the group's women were taking up the gun.A person who poses as right thinking and peace loving but who is inflexible in their views and intolerant of those whose opinions differ to their own.They may be politically motivated but use their ideological position to justify their own egotistical acts of aggression and violence.To do this, he simply manipulated the original selfies at the memorial to include actual photos of Nazi crimes, which range from piles of dead bodies to pictures of starving people jailed in concentration camp bunks.The seamless Photoshopping job was what really made this project click.The camp was demolished after the war, and the plot was unused by power company Tiwag until it was acquired by one of Austria's largest bacon and sausage producers, Handl Tyrol.A group of locals and heirs of former landowners in the area have grouped together to challenge the legality of the sale, claiming that they were forced to sell the land at low rates by the Nazis.Handl Tyrol says that the dispute only involved Tiwag and the claimants, adding that it is now the legal owner and that its plans to build a factory would not be delayed.Planning permission has been granted for the factory, and Handl Tyrol has already started clearing the site for construction., in Hebrew) have not receded from historical memory.Yet for some reason, there’s a disconnect when it comes to social media culture.