Wednesday, January 24, 2024
The Jimmy Dore Show (video)
Saturday, January 20, 2024
Kamala for president (comedy)
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| Talks a lot yet says so little by using NLP. |
Thursday, December 14, 2023
The Jimmy Dore Show: Alex Jones returns
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| I made lots of money. I win. |
- Israel "mistakenly" [recklessly] killed three Israeli hostages as it aimed its friendly fire at inhabitants of the Gaza Strip fighting Palestinian children and civilians (msn.com)
- The World Economic Forum is real
- DARPA is an arm of the US Dept. of War
- Will Jones be paying the fine imposed on him? Nope
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| Tucker Carlson thrown of Fox News makes it big |
Saturday, December 2, 2023
Netanyahu wants war: Iraq, Libya, Russia, Iran
Friday, December 1, 2023
How do Zionist Israeli Jews live with the lies?
Wednesday, November 29, 2023
Why does Israel abduct, imprison children?
- VIDEO: Alarming stats show reality of Israeli occupiers detaining many Palestinians without justification
- Hurt, scared, abducted but now free Palestinian boy recalls abuse by Israelis in Israeli prison
- Gigi Hadid apologizes [to save her modeling career] for [exposing that] Israel abducts and rapes Palestinian children and others (The Jerusalem Post)
- Why Christmas is canceled in Bethlehem, Palestine
- Keaton Weiss on Twitter: duedissidence
- Due Dissidence on Substack: duedissidence.substack.com
- Kurt Metzger on Twitter: kurtmetzger
- Kurt’s website: KurtMetzgerComedy.com
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| Who provokes antisemitism? It can't be Israel. |
- BBC presenters accused of sharing ‘toxic and anti-Israel’ content online
- VIDEO: ‘We no longer have a shared reality’: Israeli journalist on Israel's disinformation in Gaza
- Musk says Israel visit wasn’t ‘apology tour’ but expresses regret for tweet others called 'antisemitic'
- Former Jewish U.S. National Security Adviser and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dead at 100
- Egypt’s Sinai Desert Bedouins fear Israel’s mass displacement [and forcible relocation] of Gaza Palestinians
- US cardinal is reportedly being evicted from his Vatican home after criticizing Pope
- Under pressure, Netanyahu agrees to a [very temporary pause] and hostage deal with Hamas. Are his days now numbered? (theconversation.com)
- On This Day, Nov. 29: U.N. votes to partition Palestine [based on imperial British Balfour Declaration written up in secret, not by England], creates independent Israel (msn.com)
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Tibet as a media distraction

China and America: The Tibet Human Rights PsyOp
Michel Chossudovsky
The human rights issue has become the centerfold of media disinformation. China is no model of human rights but neither are the US and its British ally. Both are responsible for extensive war crimes and human rights violations in Iraq and around the world. The US and its allies, which uphold the practice of torture, planned political assassinations, and the establishment of secret detention camps, continue to be presented to public opinion as a model of Western democracy. This is to be emulated by developing countries, in contrast to Russia, Iran, North Korea, and the People's Republic of China.
Human Rights "Double Standards"
While China's alleged human rights violations in relation to Tibet are highlighted, the recent wave of killings in Iraq and Palestine are not mentioned. The Western media has barely acknowledged the fifth "anniversary" of Iraq's "liberation" and the balance sheet of the US sponsored killings and atrocities perpetrated against an entire population, in the name of [an unwinable and therefore endless] "global war on terrorism." More>>
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
China: Tiananmen Square clampdown

In a further sign of the government's unwavering hard-line stance toward the protests, the second most-wanted student leader from 1989 said he had been denied entry to the southern Chinese territory of Macau.
Police monitoring visitors on 5/29/09 at Tiananmen Gate in front of portrait of former leader Mao Zedong. On 6/2/09, Chinese authorities rounded up dissidents and shut down Internet sharing sites in an apparent clampdown ahead of the 20th anniversary of the bloody suppression of 1989's pro-democracy protests (AP/Andy Wong).
In exile since fleeing China after the crackdown, Wu'er Kaixi traveled to Macau on Wednesday to turn himself in to authorities in a bid to return home. Immigration officers at Macau's airport pulled him aside and demanded he fly back to Taiwan.
Authorities have also shut photo-sharing site Flickr and confined dissidents to their homes or forced them to leave Beijing, as they ramped up efforts to prevent online discussions about or commemorations of those who died in the military assault on demonstrators on the night of June 3-4, 1989.
The sweeping measures have been imposed even though there were few signs of efforts to mark the protests within mainland China, where the government squelches all discussion of them. More>>
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Burmese junta frees 9,002 prisoners
"The government is trying to transform these convicted prisoners into citizens who can contribute to the building of a new nation," the newspaper said, adding they were released "so they could participate in the fair elections to be held in 2010." The elections are part of the junta's long announced "roadmap to democracy," which will give voters the first chance to cast ballots since 1990. Critics say the roadmap is a sham designed to cement the military's power.
In 1990, Aung San Suu Kyi's opposition party won a landslide victory, which the junta refused to acknowledge. Instead, the generals stepped up arrests and repression of dissidents. Suu Kyi has spent more than 12 of the past 19 years in detention and is currently under house arrest.
The UN estimated that at least 31 people, including a Japanese photojournalist, were killed when the army fired on peaceful protesters. Hundreds of activists were arrested in the crackdown and many fled the country or went underground.
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