Showing posts with label civil unrest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label civil unrest. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2025

What has Trump caused? Live from LA


Live: Downtown LA protests
(NBCLA) Started streaming June 10, 2025: LIVE: Traffic was at a standstill in Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA) after peaceful demonstrators and unruly protesters walked onto the 101 Freeway, angering commuters and infuriating authorities who will do anything to clear the roads for commerce even if that means breaking heads, bones, and possibly killing citizens exercising their right to dissent and make their wishes known to their local and federal governments: 4.nbcla.com/YtQwefS / Live: Downtown LA protests

rich Oliver JJ Lane of Breitbart London with hair/makeup by Trump's stylist?

Monday, November 4, 2024

Vote (JD Vance's road to the White House)


Harris’s star-studded closer, Trump’s handsy (masturbat...) mic moment, and RIP Peanut the Squirrel | The Daily Show
(The Daily Show) Nov 4, 2024: Jordan Klepper recaps the candidates' election closers: Kamala D. Harris's star-studded message of joy and the Don's "oral" presentation with his mic stand. (Where is JD relaxing after hitching his wagon to the T Train?) Timmy VW hot on the high heels of KD. Plus, Michael Kosta explains how Peanut the Squirrel's death could help Trump target niche undecided voters. #JD Vance #JordanKlepper #DailyShow #KamalaHarris #DonaldTrump #Election

Happy birthday, white Buddhist guru Tilda Swinton

"Open your eye" - Doctor Strange meets the Ancient One
ET photographed by Dr. Steven Greer (CE 5)
(BestScene) In 2016, Hollywood put out a Cumberbatch vehicle called Doctor Strange. Here is a film clip of the best scene in the whole convoluted story of a how a Marvel character came to be. This is the Marvel Universe, right? "Open your eye is a reference to our third eye located on our forehead between the other two, left and right, the dibba cakkhu or "divine eye," the subtle manifestation of the denser pineal gland, the magical set of rods and cones buried deep in the skull where it never sees ordinary light. But it can perceive something. What is it for? "Who are you in this vast multiverse?"

Do ETs have 3rd eye pineal glands? Alien autopsy

Saturday, November 2, 2024

Kamala and Trump both on SNL (video)


And by "we" we mean the whole of the nation. Thrust into fascism or duped into endless war under KD the go along? They're pulling out all the stops by inviting the candidate onto Saturday Night Live to stand next to Maya Rudolf who plays a more popular character called "Kamala Harris" than the self-proclaimed "Top Cop" and prosecuting attorney for the state. Is it fair? Sure, it's fair. Trump once went on a played a plumber in front of the whack character "Donald Trump" played by one of the cast. He was actually funny in a self-deprecating way, as if he clearly knows what he is (a big joke).


Joke Trump on SNL with cast's comedy version

Opening monologue with bully and criminal billionaire New Yorker

Family Guy: "Republican Town"
(DJ Alexander) Brian Griffin, Rush Limbaugh, and Lois Griffin sing a song about a fictional heckhole  called "Republican Town" on Fox TV's hit comedy series Family Guy.


Russian-American back-channel Stewart Swerdlow (expansions.com) has us all on alert for the election and the disappointment we face. The system is doing all it can to install KD Harris. But DJ is the ultimate disruptor with future Pres. JD. Will the Trumpet's heart give out, or will he go to jail to get out of the way of war and our war economy? Isn't that what Ms. Cheney really wants? What's that ahead, Project 2025?

Trump, the peace candidate? (JimmyDore.com)
Genocide Joe wanted to be on, too, but he was
slobbering on kids so they got Dana Carvey

Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Don't talk to the police (video)

Prof. Duane, Regent University School of Law, 3/20/12; Seth Auberon (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly


 
Regent Law Professor James Duane gives viewers many startling reasons why they should ALWAYS exercise their 5th Amendment rights -- to remain silent -- when questioned by government officials. Download article on the topic at papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Innovative Occupy LA deal may still be in play

Matthew DeBord (SCPR.org); Wisdom Quarterly; Occupy Together
It's a "Brave New World" at OLA/Good Jobs LA action (Eric Richardson/Blogdowntown). The LAPD promises 72 hours notice before using brute force on activists.

Well, that didn't take long. Just as an innovative deal between the City of LA and Occupy LA protesters -- a deal that would have gotten the protesters off City Hall's lawn and into 10,000 square feet of office space -- was floated, it was criticized.

But it may still be in play.

And if it is, it's consistent with the very enlightened stance Los Angeles has taken toward the Occupy Movement since it set up camp at City Hall almost two months ago.
  • This is from the LA Times: Images of cops in riot gear rousting Occupy encampments across the nation have become ubiquitous in recent weeks, as many cities try to prevent the tent gatherings from becoming troublesome permanent fixtures. But Los Angeles has taken a different tack. More

We do the questioning. We don't like being questioned.


And we have ways of dealing with people we don't like.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Occupy Berkeley in the Sixties (video)

Wisdom Quarterly, Occupy Boston, Occupy Los Angeles, AlJazeera.net, Occupy Wall Street
Joined by labor unions, protesters march from Foley Square to Zuccotti Park, NY (Reuters/AlJazeera).

UC Berkeley was occupied giving rise to a generation of activists (Criticalthinking007)

"You will respect my authoritay!" is the police mantra chanted around the country. Teachers, unions, professionals can all join students, activists, and elderly demonstrators. The mantra is the same. As now, so in the 1960s. Then it was illegal wars, racism, and a lack of civil rights for all. Today the issues are far more pressing -- a matter of survival. Having enough to eat as bankers give a new spin to the ancient "Let them eat cake" utterance that preceded the French Revolution commemorated by Bastille Day. Wall Street onlookers from on high giggle "Let them sip champagne." "People over Profits" as transport unions join Occupy Wall Street demonstration.

Power to the People
AlJazeera.net
A diverse group of powerful unions has joined demonstrations in New York's financial district, lending some focus, credibility and potentially hundreds of participants to a movement that began with a few university students.

The "Occupy Wall Street" protest movement, which began three weeks ago in New York's financial hub, was joined on Wednesday by a dozen US labor unions.

Among those who joined the clamor were members of the Chinatown Tenants Union and the Transit Workers Union, the liberal group MoveOn.org, [CodePink,] and community organizations such as the Working Families Party and United NY. More

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Thursday, February 26, 2009