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Showing posts with label clampdown. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 20, 2023
Russell Brand’s cancellation by Big Tech
Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
PROOF they faked "evidence" text messages to smear Russell Brand
Russell Brand’s CANCELATION by Big Tech is terrifying, dystopian: Max Blumenthal
British government demands Rumble deplatform uninvestigated Brand
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Friday, August 4, 2023
They knew Covid-19 was a lie (Russell Brand)
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| They lied. Jimmy Dore was right. They manipulated the "science" and the CDC for their plan. |
So...they f***ing knew all along
(Jimmy Dore) Covid was a SCAM, as emails by Dr. Fausti Fauci reveal
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Thursday, September 15, 2022
Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Censoring cure for Covid-19? (banned video)
Lucas Nolan, Matt Perdie (breitbart.com); Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| Dr. Bob Hamilton, MD (Santa Monica) and America's Frontline Doctors have a message. |
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Banned on Facebook, banned on YouTube, and now Twitter has deleted Breitbart News’ Periscope livestream of a Washington D.C. "press conference" held on Monday [July 27, 2020] by the group America’s Frontline Doctors (americasfrontlinedoctors.com) and organized and sponsored by the Tea Party Patriots. Is the cure (and prevention) zinc, hydroxychloroquine, and Cipromax...? More
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| Notices put up in England questioning C-19. |
The press conference featured Representative Ralph Norman (R-SC) and frontline doctors like Dr. Bob Hamilton and others sharing their views and opinions on coronavirus [the not-so-novel SARS-2, 78% the same as COV-1, as reported 15 years ago in NIH's Virology when Dr. Anthony Fauci was director] and the medical response to the pandemic [and the police state lockdowns across the country]. YouTube (which is owned by Google) and Twitter subsequently removed footage of the press conference as well. Video by Matt Perdie.
The video accumulated over 17 million views during the eight hours it was up on Facebook, with over 185,000 concurrent viewers. [It had to be stopped because it runs contrary to the fearmongering we are all being fed by the mainstream.]
Thursday, April 30, 2020
May 1st protests against California lockdown
WeHaveRights.com; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| "Defy Fascist Lockdown" (Paul Bersebach/OCR) |
We have rights. Will you sit in fear and obedience, or rise up to protest government overreach? Whether you do it loudly or quietly, resist being brainwashed, panicked, and told how to live in what was meant to be a FREE country.
It's not a free country yet. The elderly, sick, and high risk (those with preexisting conditions) are encouraged to quarantine, while the healthy and the able have a right to live their lives.
We believe that each American should be trusted to follow the basic hygiene and protections outlined by the CDC.*
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| We getting overtime? - Oh yeah, brother. (OCR) |
We believe that each American should be trusted to follow the basic hygiene and protections outlined by the CDC.*
Find a nearby protest on May 1st:
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| You will obey the CDC, or else. (OCR) |
*The cdc.gov states: "The best way to prevent infection is to avoid being exposed [or bombarded with 5G]. COVID-19 spreads from person to person [or cell tower to person], and it can be spread by those who are infected but don't display symptoms. The CDC advises washing hands, avoiding close contact with others, and cleaning and disinfecting surfaces. Older adults and those with underlying chronic medical conditions should take extra precautions. The CDC recommends use of non-medical, cloth-based face coverings in some public settings [because we don't care if you die but we want health care workers to survive]. Medical masks should be reserved for healthcare workers" (cdc.gov).
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| #RentStrike, #MortgageStrike, #CreditCardStrike - Join a strike! (jimmydorecomedy.com) |
Why are we all LOCKED down? (video)
Tukker_Barnes (video); Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
A Rockefeller Foundation paper published in 2010 states a pandemic can be used as a pretext to establish an authoritarian global government. Their "Lock Step" scenario unfolds nearly exactly as we are witnessing with the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic right now. Predicting mass shutdowns across the USA and the world, that Rockefeller paper entitled "Scenarios for the Future of Technology and International Development," also scripts a scenario eerily similar to "Event 201," the pandemic simulation staged in October 2019 by Johns Hopkins University with the World Economic Forum, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Johnson & Johnson.
COMMENTS
(SS) There's that old saying, When they came for the radicals, I didn't do anything because I'm not a radical. When they came for the liberals, I didn't do anything because I'm not a liberal. When they came for the progressives, I didn't do anything because I'm not a progressive... When they came for me, no one did anything. It's probably too late to wake up. We just hope Universal will still get to have their movies released in theaters and online when they re-open the Hollywood propaganda houses.
(Marylou Gardiner) What if there are no viruses (other than the viruses living in our imaginations because the mainstream media keeps repeating fear porn 24/7/365)? What if there are just EMF weapons? Now they've got enough equipment made [HAARP, 1G-5G cell phone towers] that would require millions for each country they're installing it in while they've imprisoned the people with mind control techniques? These EMF death towers have to go. It's either them or us! [Europeans already destroy them in protest.] Say no to the NWO [New World Order]. More
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Saturday, April 25, 2020
I want to rock 'n roll this Covid-19 bull (video)
Mark Beech (forbes.com, H&E, 4/9/20); Ellie Askew, Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| Pink Floyd live onstage, Earls Court, UK, Division Bell Tour (Mick Hutson/Redferns) |
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Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, Metallica, Radiohead... release unseen and rare footage on YouTube amid COVID-19 lockdown
Pink Floyd, The Grateful Dead, Radiohead, Metallica, Genesis, The National are all releasing unseen, rare or archived material amid this coronavirus lockdown.
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| The Dead Kennedys: WWJD? |
Acts are varied as The National and Genesis are also offering free music as more than a quarter of the world’s population stays at home and the virus death toll climbs to more than 91,000 worldwide.
Radiohead starts April 9 at 5:00 p.m. ET with the first in a series of archived concerts. The opener is a premiere of Dublin - Live From A Tent, recorded in 2000 on the Kid A album tour. Each week, more of the Radiohead Public Archive will be revealed.
Pink Floyd has long been showing short-form videos from its archives every Friday at 12:00 p.m. ET. From April 17, the British band will put out full concert films, starting with the relatively well-known Pulse, recorded in 1994 at the now-demolished venue of Earls Court, London, during The Division Bell Tour.
The National is now live every Monday, promising rare footage to benefit its live crew members after the cancellation of concerts because of the virus. More
Friday, April 17, 2020
Calif. city protests stay-at-home orders (pics)
Sean Emery, Nathaniel Percy, Emily Rasmussen, Paul Bersebach, Jeff Gritchen (scng.com), Orange County Register, April 17, 2020; Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
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| "Defy Fascist Lockdown," Sarah Mason's sign reads as police patrol (Paul Bersebach/OCR). |
Scores of people gather in Huntington Beach to protest coronavirus stay-at-home orders
Scores of [conservative, affluent, predominantly Caucasian] protesters defying stay-at-home orders gathered in downtown Huntington Beach [Orange County, California] today [April 17].
They were rallying for an end to restrictions on businesses and public gatherings that health officials swear are needed to save lives during the coronavirus [flu] pandemic.
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| "My constitutional rights are essential." "Covid-19 is a lie." (Jeff Gritchen/OCR). |
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| Jackboots at work instead of sandals (JG/OCR) |
In a posting on social media Friday evening, Huntington Beach police said that while the demonstration was peaceful, it could have escalated into something more dangerous. Police reported no arrests.
“While the [police] department worked to get enough resources there to manage the protest effectively, the people at the location began violating some of our local ordinances regarding public assembly including walking in the middle of the street and carrying signs with large sticks that could be used as weapons.
“Once we had sufficient [armed] officers in place, they utilized great restraint in dealing with circumstances that could have escalated into significant police action,” the police department’s Facebook post said.
Police were able to contact the organizers of the protest and eventually disperse the majority of the crowd without incident, the post said. More + PHOTOS + VIDEO
“While the [police] department worked to get enough resources there to manage the protest effectively, the people at the location began violating some of our local ordinances regarding public assembly including walking in the middle of the street and carrying signs with large sticks that could be used as weapons.
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| Come back, everyone! Defy fascist crackdown |
Police were able to contact the organizers of the protest and eventually disperse the majority of the crowd without incident, the post said. More + PHOTOS + VIDEO
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| I'll tell you what, guys: I'm going to extend the lockdown. - You go, Gav. You The Man now. |
Monday, March 30, 2020
Coronavirus III: Last Week Tonight (comedy)
John Oliver (Last Week Tonight, March 29, 2020); Sheldon S., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
Coronavirus III: Last Week Tonight
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| We'll be done by Easter...June 1? |
(HBO) As scary coronavirus continues to spread across the world, except for China and other strange placese, John Oliver discusses Pres. Trump’s inconsistent response to the pandemic, including his suggestion of an Easter deadline for sending America back to work and his reluctance to use the Defense Production Act.
Subscribe to Last Week Tonight's YouTube channel for more almost news as it almost happens. Find like your mom would at Facebook, or follow on Twitter for news about jokes and jokes about news. Official site for all that other stuff at once at HBO.
Friday, March 20, 2020
Coronavirus my ass, Evangeline Lilly (video)
[America's sweetheart] Evangeline Lilly is taking a stand against self-quarantining during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Lost and Ant-Man and the Wasp star posted a photo of her “morning tea” on Instagram and said it was “business as usual” as she dropped her children off at their activities.
“Just dropped my kids off at gymnastics camp. They all washed their hands before going in. They are playing and laughing. #businessasusual,” she captioned the photo, which immediately prompted questions from fans about why her kids were still going to gymnastics camp.
(Now This) Arrest of 6-year-old: Is USA a 1984-style police state? No, we're a Brave New World.
(Now This) Arrest of 6-year-old: Is USA a 1984-style police state? No, we're a Brave New World.
Responding to her fans’ concerns and judgmental comments, Lilly revealed that she’s living with her father, who has Stage 4 leukemia.
“I am also immune compromised at the moment,” she added. “I have two young kids. Some people value their lives over freedom, some people value freedom over their lives. We all make our choices.”
The former Lost star said she considers COVID-19 simply a “respiratory flu” and believes the government is taking too much control.
The former Lost star said she considers COVID-19 simply a “respiratory flu” and believes the government is taking too much control.
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| Big Brother is watching you! |
In another comment, Lilly implied there could be a conspiracy behind coronavirus given its close timing to the presidential election.
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| Kiss up Rita Ora panders for brownie points. |
The actress’ anti-isolation attitude comes after she [bravely] revealed she felt “alone and unseen” for the past year. “Publicly, I hid and made light of my deepest traumas and laughed in the face of my most profound pain,” the actress shared on social media.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Buddhist Sri Lanka avoids dictatorship
Scott Neuman (NPR.org, Jan. 11, 2015); Wisdom Quarterly
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| Sri Lanka's soft dictator Rajapaksa tried to become hard dictator with coup de tat. |
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| Sri Lanka's ancient pre-Buddhist women, Sigiriya mountain (Stefaan & Eric/flickr.com) |
Sri Lanka's transition of power maybe not so peaceful after all
When NPR reported last week that Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa had been defeated in nationwide elections, reports were that Asia's longest serving leader willingly handed over the reins to his rival.
When NPR reported last week that Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa had been defeated in nationwide elections, reports were that Asia's longest serving leader willingly handed over the reins to his rival.
- Treason? Pres. Rajapaksa leaves after casting ballot in last week's election. The new gov't says that contrary to reports of a peaceful transition when Rajapaksa lost, the long-time leader tried to stay in power by force (Pradeep Dilruckshana/AP).
Rajapaksa, who had ruled since 2005, even tweeted that he looked forward to a "peaceful transition of power" to erstwhile ally President Maithripala Sirisena, who won by just under 4 percent of the vote.
Indeed, as the BBC notes, Rajapaksa had "been widely praised for conceding defeat to Sirisena before the final results were announced."
But it turns out that he may not have been so eager to go after all.
Sirisena's newly sworn-in government on Sunday accused the former president of trying to stage an eleventh-hour military clampdown after the results of Thursday's poll were known.
"People think it was a peaceful transition. It was anything but," presidential aide Mangala Samaraweera told reporters on Sunday.
At a news conference, Samaraweera said that Rajapaksa had tried to persuade army and police chiefs to help him thwart the election outcome. The bid crumbled only when Army Chief Lt. Gen. Daya Ratnayake "did not want to do anything against democracy at that decisive time," Samaraweera said.
The army chief stood firm despite orders from Rajapaksa and his brother, then-Defense Chief Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, to send troops into the streets, the presidential aide said.
The Indian daily The Hindu contacted Gen. Ratnayake to ask him about the allegations, but the army chief declined to confirm the report.
"I can't comment on that; it is very sensitive. You have to check with the politicians," Ratnayake reportedly told The Hindu. The general did say, however, that if the government initiated an inquiry, the army would cooperate, the newspaper says.
Monday, August 18, 2014
Breaking Rank: Exposing U.S. Police (video)
Ashley Wells, Amber Larson, Seth Auberon, Wisdom Quarterly; Alan Pelc
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| American police state USA, Indiana law shooting by police (lrjtv) |
(Alan Pelc) What does the officer/murderer do exactly at Minute 2:02? Give himself a manly gorilla-style "Yeah!" like a footballer who just made a touchdown?
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| Cop's Expose of Dark Side of American Policing |
Opening with a powerful letter to former Tacoma police chief, David Brame, who executed his estranged wife before turning the gun on himself, author and former chief of the Seattle police force Norm Stamper introduces us to the violent, secret world of domestic abuse that cops perpetrate and navigate.
Former chief of the Seattle police force, Stamper goes on to expose much more: a troubling culture of racism, sexism, and homophobia that is still pervasive within the 21st century force. He then explores how such prejudices can be addressed.
He reveals the dangers and temptations that civilian cops face, describing in gripping detail the split-second life-and-death decisions. Former police chief Stamper draws on lessons learned to make powerful arguments for drug decriminalization, abolition of the death penalty, and radically revised approaches to prostitution and gun control.
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(Alan Pelc) When police kill, it's "Die, motherfather, die die!" that is, "No Warning Shot" |
| I'm going home tonight, but you're not. |
Stamper gives his personal account of the World Trade Organization (WTO) debacle of 1999, when protests he was in charge of controlling turned violent on the streets of Seattle.
Breaking Rank reveals Norm Stamper as a brave man, a pioneering public servant whose extraordinary life has been dedicated to the service of a community [he abused as a police officer and attempts to now make right by revealing the truth about American policing]. More
Los Angeles protesters rally in front of LAPD headquarters
Carrying signs and chanting "We are all Ezell," the crowd stopped at the LA Police Department's headquarters, where several protesters spoke. Marchers then continued to Union Station and La Placita, through Little Tokyo into Chinatown, then back to City Hall [in the vicinity of the Occupy Movement's violently evicted encampment].
"I think there continues to be a dehumanization of black and brown people in this country," said Susanna Parras, 31, a public school social worker from South LA.
Many people carried signs with the names of both Ezell Ford and Michael Brown, the 18-year-old African American teen shot by police in Ferguson, Missouri. "I'm here to support the right of black and brown folks to live with peace and dignity," said Alex Villapando, 31, of South LA.
But many people were suspicious of the department's version of events. [Eyewitnesses saw no struggle, just an execution. The reason police execute victims is so there were ill be no story to counter their version of events: "No person, no problem." In this way they are able to "justify" their acts by collectively inventing stories that would legally justify their actions. This crime by officers is a separate felony called "conspiracy" and suggests premeditation, which means police are "murdering" victims not inadvertently shooting them during arrest.]
Too many black men have been shot and killed by police, said Andrew Nance, 38, of Mid-Wilshire. "I'm out here because I have an 8-year-old daughter," he said. "I think she has the right to know her father throughout her life, without fear that he may be get mowed down in the streets by the people who are sworn to protect."
Police gave the crowd a good deal of room to move, allowing them to march in the middle of the street in some areas. An LAPD spokesperson said this was done deliberately to keep things calm and because the streets were less crowded on a Sunday.
"I think the LAPD has learned, maybe, how to relate to the public. They're not trying instigate something like Ferguson," Alex Villapando explained.
Sunday night's rally in LA echoed protests taking place around the U.S. following the murder by police of Michael Brown, who was killed by police last week in Ferguson Missouri -- where officials are actively attempting to cover up and disseminate information to mar victim Brown's character and muddy the water even as a private autopsy has just revealed that the teen was shot at least six times, twice in the head -- prompting rallies that have turned violent in recent days.
On Saturday, Missouri's governor declared a state of emergency and placed a midnight curfew on the St. Louis suburb. More
Los Angeles protesters rally in front of LAPD headquarters
Southern California Public Radio (SCPR.org/KPCC FM with contributions by Frank Stoltze); Pat Macpherson, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
LOS ANGELES, California - Hundreds of protesters gathered in downtown Los Angeles yesterday [Sunday, Aug. 17, 2014] to vent their anger at police shooting to of death unarmed black man Ezell Ford, who was killed by police in South LA on Monday night.
"I think there continues to be a dehumanization of black and brown people in this country," said Susanna Parras, 31, a public school social worker from South LA.
Many people carried signs with the names of both Ezell Ford and Michael Brown, the 18-year-old African American teen shot by police in Ferguson, Missouri. "I'm here to support the right of black and brown folks to live with peace and dignity," said Alex Villapando, 31, of South LA.
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| Protests? We (NYPD) can take of that the way we did in Iraq and Afghanistan (theblaze.com) |
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Ford, 25, was shot by members of LAPD's Gang Enforcement Detail Monday evening after he reportedly tackled officers and reached for one of their guns. Family members say Ezell was known to have mental problems and question why he was stopped in the first place. |
| Syria leader would side with LAPD |
- [Reports are that police took a mentally ill black man playing basketball alone in the park into their custody, dragged him into the public restroom, and proceeded to beat him severely for no reason better than the joy of beating someone who could do nothing about it. This may be the Ford case or another recently reported in LA County. Protesters are upset about all such recent and long-running abuses.]
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| Police are stuck in the mire of murdering us. |
Police gave the crowd a good deal of room to move, allowing them to march in the middle of the street in some areas. An LAPD spokesperson said this was done deliberately to keep things calm and because the streets were less crowded on a Sunday.
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| There are murderers with badges in LAPD |
Sunday night's rally in LA echoed protests taking place around the U.S. following the murder by police of Michael Brown, who was killed by police last week in Ferguson Missouri -- where officials are actively attempting to cover up and disseminate information to mar victim Brown's character and muddy the water even as a private autopsy has just revealed that the teen was shot at least six times, twice in the head -- prompting rallies that have turned violent in recent days.
On Saturday, Missouri's governor declared a state of emergency and placed a midnight curfew on the St. Louis suburb. More
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