shoebat--2020-06-30--Report: Trump Casual Talks With World Leaders Actively Threaten US National Security

I have said before , and I will not stop emphasizing that regardless what one thinks of Trump , given the situation by which he was elected , he was given an opportunity of history to make a real and good difference for many .
I do not believe anybody who wants to speak objective about his legacy can say this , just as if a Democrat was in the same position as Trump was but for his own context .
The accursed scandal that has become the Trump presidency is that in spite of being given such a wonderful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , instead making the presidency into a reality TV show rather than real leadership .
The recent law he signed mandating federal employment prefer experience to degrees was probably the most “ MAGA ” thing he has done yet , for the rest of his actions have served only to advance US isolationism and let loose the chains that kept historical war dogs under control , creating the conditions for a major war in the future .
Now in a story released by CNN , there is data that has emerged about Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is said to have been trying to play favors with dictators while insulting friends and allies , and all for the inflation of his personal ego .
In hundreds of highly classified phone calls with foreign heads of state , President Donald Trump was so consistently unprepared for discussion of serious issues , so often outplayed in his conversations with powerful leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Erdogan , and so abusive to leaders of America ’ s principal allies , that the calls helped convince some senior US @ @ @ @ @ @ @ state and defense , two national security advisers and his longest-serving chief of staff — that the President himself posed a danger to the national security of the United States , according to White House and intelligence officials intimately familiar with the contents of the conversations .
The calls caused former top Trump deputies — including national security advisers H.R .
McMaster and John Bolton , Defense Secretary James Mattis , Secretary of State Rex Tillerson , and White House chief of staff John Kelly , as well as intelligence officials — to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ delusional , ” as two sources put it , in his dealings with foreign leaders .
The sources said there was little evidence that the President became more skillful or competent in his telephone conversations with most heads of state over time .
Rather , he continued to believe that he could either charm , jawbone or bully almost any foreign leader into capitulating to his will , and often pursued goals more attuned to his own agenda than what many of his senior advisers considered the national interest .
( source ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is CNN so it is just fake news.
” But given Trump ’ s behavior , and how he has acted in ways that are more of a child or a petty person than an actual leader in spite of his blustery talk ( one can see this dichotomy through his Twitter posts ) , it is not unreasonable that this story , if not all of it , is actually true .
Trump has demonstrated that he talks big but really does not seem to know what he is doing .
His @ @ @ @ @ @ @ honor major campaign promises in even a tiny way .
Many people genuinely trusted him not because they have bad intentions , but like with Obama , they believed he would make a difference .
Trump ’ s rallied are pitiful because people hate him .
This is why his poll numbers keep dropping , and why I expect there may be funny things that happen at the polls this year , for I find it difficult that even with the current situation and Biden as a Democrat nomination , people will willingly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should be a moment of triumph and glory for Trump- it usually is for leaders , as they love national crises to make themselves look good .
Trump by contrast has not done that , but he has made himself look awful , and it is not the fault of the “ media ” or anybody else because people are angry at his actions , not his person .
Trump has not made America great again .
He has made her protectionist and inclined to isolationism again , and this serves no one @ @ @ @ @ @ @ help support the work of this site .
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I have said before, and I will not stop emphasizing that regardless what one thinks of Trump, given the situation by which he was elected, he was given an opportunity of history to make a real and good difference for many. I do not believe anybody who wants to speak objective about his legacy can say this, just as if a Democrat was in the same position as Trump was but for his own context.
The accursed scandal that has become the Trump presidency is that in spite of being given such a wonderful opportunity, Trump has clearly wasted it, instead making the presidency into a reality TV show rather than real leadership. The recent law he signed mandating federal employment prefer experience to degrees was probably the most “MAGA” thing he has done yet, for the rest of his actions have served only to advance US isolationism and let loose the chains that kept historical war dogs under control, creating the conditions for a major war in the future.
Now in a story released by CNN, there is data that has emerged about Trump’s phone calls in which he is said to have been trying to play favors with dictators while insulting friends and allies, and all for the inflation of his personal ego.
In hundreds of highly classified phone calls with foreign heads of state, President Donald Trump was so consistently unprepared for discussion of serious issues, so often outplayed in his conversations with powerful leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Erdogan, and so abusive to leaders of America’s principal allies, that the calls helped convince some senior US officials — including his former secretaries of state and defense, two national security advisers and his longest-serving chief of staff — that the President himself posed a danger to the national security of the United States, according to White House and intelligence officials intimately familiar with the contents of the conversations. The calls caused former top Trump deputies — including national security advisers H.R. McMaster and John Bolton, Defense Secretary James Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and White House chief of staff John Kelly, as well as intelligence officials — to conclude that the President was often “delusional,” as two sources put it, in his dealings with foreign leaders. The sources said there was little evidence that the President became more skillful or competent in his telephone conversations with most heads of state over time. Rather, he continued to believe that he could either charm, jawbone or bully almost any foreign leader into capitulating to his will, and often pursued goals more attuned to his own agenda than what many of his senior advisers considered the national interest. (source)
Some may say “Well, this is CNN so it is just der Lügenpresse fake news.”
But given Trump’s behavior, and how he has acted in ways that are more of a child or a petty person than an actual leader in spite of his blustery talk (one can see this dichotomy through his Twitter posts), it is not unreasonable that this story, if not all of it, is actually true.
Trump has demonstrated that he talks big but really does not seem to know what he is doing. His biggest failure has been his refusal to honor major campaign promises in even a tiny way. Many people genuinely trusted him not because they have bad intentions, but like with Obama, they believed he would make a difference.
Trump’s rallied are pitiful because people hate him. This is why his poll numbers keep dropping, and why I expect there may be funny things that happen at the polls this year, for I find it difficult that even with the current situation and Biden as a Democrat nomination, people will willingly vote Trump in.
This national crisis should be a moment of triumph and glory for Trump- it usually is for leaders, as they love national crises to make themselves look good. Trump by contrast has not done that, but he has made himself look awful, and it is not the fault of the “media” or anybody else because people are angry at his actions, not his person.
Trump has not made America great again. He has made her protectionist and inclined to isolationism again, and this serves no one’s benefit.
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shoebat--2020-06-30--Almost Half Of The US Is Out Of Work

Almost Half Of The US Is Out Of Work

Having a job is a very important responsibility in the US because if one does not have money , one can not participate fully in society .
The reality of a “ pay-to-play ” system is serious , and the less money one has , the less one can partake of it .
It is of great interest then that recent numbers show of the total working population of the US , only 52.8 % have a job in the lowest numbers since the end of World War II .
Yet another statistic points to the alarming rate of unemployment @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Bank of St. Louis reports that just 52.8 % of the population that can work actually has a job right now .
This stat , referred to as the employment to population ratio , is the lowest it has been since the bank began collecting data in 1948 .
For those in prime working age , or between 25 and 54 years old , the ratio is 71.4 % , the lowest it has been since 1977 .
The coronavirus pandemic wiped out millions of jobs as Americans stay at home or limit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the virus .
The Labor Department estimates Americans have filed 47 million unemployment claims in the last 14 weeks , surpassing the number of claims filed during the Great Recession .
In April , the unemployment rate spiked to 14.7 % , per data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics .
Broader measures of the data estimate true unemployment could be as high as 22.8 % , reaching the all-time-high estimate of 25 % unemployment during the Great Depression .
The hospitality and travel sectors had been hit particularly hard by unemployment : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off or furloughed , and experts predict 50 % of all hotel jobs could be eliminated by the end of the pandemic .
Even as some restaurants and stores reopen , state guidelines mandate they open to less than full capacity so that patrons can social distance .
The result could indicate that the 18.9 % of Americans working in retail and food service could get permanently laid off from their jobs , per data from the University of Washington .
As unemployment stimulus checks are set to expire by July 31 ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ climb ) , American workers could face an impossible decision : risk contracting the disease on the job or be unemployed .
( source ) Keep in mind that these numbers are skewed too because for a long time , families either lived together , jobs tended to pay more , and one did not have the effects of women and constant migrations , the latter two which have more than doubled the size of the labor pool without contributing additional work for those seeking it to the same pool .
This is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ feared , and I likewise gravely fear that things are going to get much worse .
People are desperate , and with rising unemployment , people are going to find themselves broke , with no way to pay for basic necessities of life , and as a result seeing their worlds collapse .
I can not over emphasize how serious this is .
The psychological effects- forget about money -will drive a man to madness on their conditions alone .
When one sees one ’ s belongings be forcibly sold off to pay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and lives destroyed , it is going to be awful .
This is not a time to say “ I told you so ” , because while people have been warned , it is important to show compassion and help as one is able to .
However , this also does not mean to help somebody to the point that one is unable to care for oneself and is dragged into the same situation as the rest of the society , for that is not helpful , but foolish behavior and arguably is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as I have continued to note work with one ’ s neighbors and family , and all towards the same objective , of weathering the current crisis , which is not going to last months , but years .
If you still have a job , be very thankful , and if somebody else is having trouble finding a job , try to help him if possible .
There is no man in the country who will escape the effects of this crisis , and just as the Bible commands men to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is that people- migrant and citizen -are being forced to ‘ migrate ’ in so much that people are being displaced unrighteously from their jobs and are trying to find their way amid a new social paradigm , and it is going to be very hard for them .
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Having a job is a very important responsibility in the US because if one does not have money, one cannot participate fully in society. The reality of a “pay-to-play” system is serious, and the less money one has, the less one can partake of it. It is of great interest then that recent numbers show of the total working population of the US, only 52.8% have a job in the lowest numbers since the end of World War II.
Yet another statistic points to the alarming rate of unemployment Americans are experiencing. The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis reports that just 52.8% of the population that can work actually has a job right now. This stat, referred to as the employment to population ratio, is the lowest it has been since the bank began collecting data in 1948. For those in prime working age, or between 25 and 54 years old, the ratio is 71.4%, the lowest it has been since 1977. The coronavirus pandemic wiped out millions of jobs as Americans stay at home or limit social gatherings to prevent the spread of the virus. The Labor Department estimates Americans have filed 47 million unemployment claims in the last 14 weeks, surpassing the number of claims filed during the Great Recession. In April, the unemployment rate spiked to 14.7%, per data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Broader measures of the data estimate true unemployment could be as high as 22.8%, reaching the all-time-high estimate of 25% unemployment during the Great Depression. The hospitality and travel sectors had been hit particularly hard by unemployment: 8 million restaurant workers have been laid off or furloughed, and experts predict 50% of all hotel jobs could be eliminated by the end of the pandemic. Even as some restaurants and stores reopen, state guidelines mandate they open to less than full capacity so that patrons can social distance. The result could indicate that the 18.9% of Americans working in retail and food service could get permanently laid off from their jobs, per data from the University of Washington. As unemployment stimulus checks are set to expire by July 31 (even while reported coronavirus infections continue to climb), American workers could face an impossible decision: risk contracting the disease on the job or be unemployed. (source)
Keep in mind that these numbers are skewed too because for a long time, families either lived together, jobs tended to pay more, and one did not have the effects of women and constant migrations, the latter two which have more than doubled the size of the labor pool without contributing additional work for those seeking it to the same pool.
This is appearing to form into exactly what I feared, and I likewise gravely fear that things are going to get much worse. People are desperate, and with rising unemployment, people are going to find themselves broke, with no way to pay for basic necessities of life, and as a result seeing their worlds collapse.
I cannot over emphasize how serious this is. The psychological effects- forget about money -will drive a man to madness on their conditions alone. When one sees one’s belongings be forcibly sold off to pay debts, as well as families shatter and lives destroyed, it is going to be awful.
This is not a time to say “I told you so”, because while people have been warned, it is important to show compassion and help as one is able to. However, this also does not mean to help somebody to the point that one is unable to care for oneself and is dragged into the same situation as the rest of the society, for that is not helpful, but foolish behavior and arguably is a form of suicide. One must as I have continued to note work with one’s neighbors and family, and all towards the same objective, of weathering the current crisis, which is not going to last months, but years.
If you still have a job, be very thankful, and if somebody else is having trouble finding a job, try to help him if possible. There is no man in the country who will escape the effects of this crisis, and just as the Bible commands men to be good to the migrant, the fact is that people- migrant and citizen -are being forced to ‘migrate’ in so much that people are being displaced unrighteously from their jobs and are trying to find their way amid a new social paradigm, and it is going to be very hard for them.
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shoebat--2020-06-30--Its Official: Sweden Is Murdering Elderly People With COVID-19

Its official : murder is now policy in Sweden during the covid crisis :

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shoebat--2020-06-29--The Zoomer Generation And Generation Alpha Are Heading Towards A World Of Fascism, Nationalism And M

The Zoomer Generation And Generation Alpha Are Heading Towards A World Of Fascism, Nationalism And Militarism

Generation Alpha ( born in the 2010s ) and Generation Z ( born in the mid-90s and mid-2010s , also called Zoomers ) are growing up into a volatile world where — unlike what we have been accustomed to for decades — the United States will not be the governing force of the world any longer .
This is at least what was observed by a report from the analytical website , Freedom Lab : In 2006 , analysts Neil Howe and William Strauss , who focus on new generations and the future of societies , conducted a contest over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Certain terms were suggested and then voted on .
The winner for the term that would best describe zoomers was “ Homeland Generation ” .
Zoomers were infants or elementary school students in the age of the 9/11 attacks , the War on Terror , and the creation of the Department of Homeland Security , being the first generation to answer with “ I don ’ t know ” when asked , “ Where were you on 9/11 ?
” .
Since zoomers were either too young or not even born yet to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at all ) terrorism is not a major topic for them ( unlike with boomers or millennials ) .
According to polling done by the Harvard Public Opinion Project , out of a list of eight possible foreign policy priorities , only 17.1 percent of zoomers surveyed ( ages 18 to 24 ) listed terrorism as the most important .
Comparatively , Millennials aged 25-29 were nearly 30 percent more likely to put terrorism first .
They are a generation raised on the internet and the biggest generation of homebodies .
Thus , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ politics of the internet , where racism , nationalism and socialism are argued for by sophists .
Howe concluded : Moreover , the Cold War narrative that made Americans so concerned about communism is fading away in the minds of zoomers , with many seeing socialism in a positive way , a far cry from their boomer predecessors .
As the Atlantic reported back in September of 2019 : Nationalism is going to be intensified by the isolation that coronavirus has triggered and also by mass migration that could erupt once the coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ report states that “ COVID-19 may be the latest global event which could trigger millions of people relocating around the world.
” Violence is going to simultaneously spark mass migrations of poor populations and the animosity towards those migrants by host countries who will see the migrants as spreading disease .
For example , Syria is still greatly suffering through its civil war and it appears that another wave of Syrian migrants could happen again .
As a very recent report from the BBC tells us : With the coming of another wave @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the fear of the host populations that such migrants will bring violence and disease ( especially considering we would be just getting through the covid crises ) .
Just as in the migrant crisis of 2015 , the next migrant crises will see migrants trying to enter Greece from Turkey .
In fact , the Greek government reported that it has received intelligence that Turkey is planning on sending another wave of migrants into Greece .
As VOA reports : The fear of migrants spreading disease is already becoming violent in Yemen where @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Ethiopia and in fact have murdered people .
As one report from the New York Times tells us : Numerous migrants were forced out of Yemen and to the border of Saudi Arabia where border patrol officers have detained migrants , beaten them and deprived them of sufficient food .
This type of horror could be seen in Europe being done under a nationalistic , reactionary government .
This is the world that we are entering .
The zoomers and alphas are growing into this world where nationalism is yet again at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , America is beginning to lose its position as the world ’ s leading hegemony , and other powerhouse countries — Germany , Turkey , Japan , etc .
— are rising in their own nationalist goals of becoming major hegemonies .
We are quickly being acclimated into a stage of global capriciousness and instability , unlike Gen. Xers , millennials and boomers who have been accustomed to a world where America is number one and the idea of the revival of a nationalist phenomena or of socialism or fascism becoming popular is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disintegrating and we are entering a new zeitgeist .
There is a common misconception that the younger generations can not go to the Right , but are engulfed into Left-wing ideology .
While Leftism is extremely popular amongst the young , this does not mean that they can not become Right-wing reactionaries .
In the 2015 French election , the Right-wing candidate , Marine Le Pen , won first place amongst voters under the age of 35 , taking 30 % of their votes .
So , it is definitely possible that a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Right .
In fact , this is already happening .
Europe ’ s younger people are more antagonistic towards the economic welfare systems that their parents are so accustomed to .
The reason for this is that it was the young who got the heaviest burdens of the post-2008 economic crisis .
While the older people were protected by a social safety net , the young had to endure through very high unemployment rates , unstable employment and low wages .
It is such generations of youths , disillusioned with the “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and grandparents , that eventually see hope — not in some dream of economic prosperity — but in joining the military and following some regime .
To reference the observation made by George Friedman back in 2013 : Elections in recent years have shown that young people are susceptible to accepting the anti-migrant narratives of the Right .
This is the reason why when the center-Left and center-Right parties in Denmark began to adopt Right-wing populous rhetoric against immigration , their popularity shot up amongst both older and younger voters .
These center @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law , ” whereby — in the words of a report from the Atlantic — “ the state can seize assets from refugees to cover the costs of their stay.
” Denmark ’ s shift towards Right-wing policy rhetoric had made her the leader towards this path upon which Europe is treading .
To quote Morten Stinus Kristensen : “ Denmark has been the leader of the pack in making xenophobia and Islamophobia acceptable foundations of immigration and integration policies.
” What makes this story even more fascinating is how Denmark was seen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effectiveness of Right-wing rhetoric on immigration .
And for the purpose of analyzing the possible future that zoomers and alphas are growing up to , let us inquire a little into European Right-wing movement that helped bring about this nationalist phenomena and its evolution .
Looking at the life of the revival of Right-wing hysteria within our recent years , one will see in its provenance the Counterjihad movement that was birthed soon after 9/11 and was officialized in 2007 in the Counterjihad Summit in the EU Parliament building in Brussels , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Filip DeWinter .
DeWinter posed himself , not as a racist , but simply as a patriot who wanted to stop the Islamization of Europe .
But looking at his history , his goal behind the Summit was quite conspicuous .
There is a video of Filip DeWinter in which he is screaming out : “ Yes , Vlaams Blok [ his party ] will put our own people first and yes , Vlaams Blok will have a Flemish Flanders and YES , the Vlaams Blok will have a white Europe !
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a demonstration of a hundred or so Nazi sympathizers ( himself included ) .
The plan of these neo-Nazis was to enter the Lommel German war cemetery where 40,000 Nazi German Wehrmacht soldiers were buried , and put flowers on their graves .
With Filip DeWinter was the Nazi , Bert Eriksson .
Eriksson was a member of the Hitler Youth during the Second World War , and a Nazi fanatic who received media attention in 1978 when he travelled to Austria and dug up the remains of the Nazi collaborator , Cyriel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Alveringem .
The purpose of DeWinter ’ s Summit was obvious : use Islamic terrorism as part of a strategy of tension to raise up the Right and make fascism fashionable .
The movement of the Counterjihad was eventually spearheaded by an organization called Stop the Islamization Of Europe ( or SCION .
We wrote extensively about this group back in 2016 ) , which was led by a Danish activist named Anders Gravers Pederson .
He saw Denmark as the perfect place to commence the Counterjihad movement because , in such a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effects of Right-wing rhetoric immediately , and from Denmark the spark could percolate to the rest of Europe .
In the words of Pederson : Just as Denmark was seen as the experimental ground for a Right-wing revival , Denmark is now leading northern Europe in Right-wing policy .
In the years of the 1990s and 2000s ( and before this ) , the world was — whether we knew it or not — moving towards fascism and socialism .
We are under the spell of thinking that the Second World War solved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made this human virus go dormant , waiting for the right moment to attack a weakened immune system .
That immune system of global security is definitely weakening , with the US moving towards isolationism , and allowing other powerful countries more freedom to do what they want — allowing and encouraging Turkey to invade Syria and encroach on the eastern Mediterranean , facilitating Germany becoming more militaristic , allowing for Japan to become more militarily independent — all of these things are taking place as we speak .
But the events leading @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for decades .
By the time militarism shows itself fully , the denouement of the incremental steps of prior decades finally unfolds and manifests , the zoomers will already be established in politics and the alphas will be of perfect military recruitment age .
The world that we are entering in this next coming decade will be one of the thickest darkness , wherein death will be celebrated and cruelty paraded , where the creed of the people will be : “ let our might be our law of right , for what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” ( Wisdom 2:11 ) Donate now to help support the work of this site .
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By Theodore Shoebat
Generation Alpha (born in the 2010s) and Generation Z (born in the mid-90s and mid-2010s, also called Zoomers) are growing up into a volatile world where — unlike what we have been accustomed to for decades — the United States will not be the governing force of the world any longer. This is at least what was observed by a report from the analytical website, Freedom Lab:
“From a geopolitical perspective, Gen Alpha is growing up in a world where the U.S. is no longer the undisputed global (political, military and cultural) hegemon. This means that they (in the West at least) are growing up in more insecure times, in which the outcomes of international conflicts are quite uncertain and new (proxy) wars may be looming.”
In 2006, analysts Neil Howe and William Strauss, who focus on new generations and the future of societies, conducted a contest over which term would best describe zoomers. Certain terms were suggested and then voted on. The winner for the term that would best describe zoomers was “Homeland Generation”. Zoomers were infants or elementary school students in the age of the 9/11 attacks, the War on Terror, and the creation of the Department of Homeland Security, being the first generation to answer with “I don’t know” when asked, “Where were you on 9/11?”. Since zoomers were either too young or not even born yet to remember 9/11 (Alphas were not born at all) terrorism is not a major topic for them (unlike with boomers or millennials). According to polling done by the Harvard Public Opinion Project, out of a list of eight possible foreign policy priorities, only 17.1 percent of zoomers surveyed (ages 18 to 24) listed terrorism as the most important. Comparatively, Millennials aged 25-29 were nearly 30 percent more likely to put terrorism first.
They are a generation raised on the internet and the biggest generation of homebodies. Thus, they are giant reciprocators to the dark politics of the internet, where racism, nationalism and socialism are argued for by sophists. Howe concluded:
“Readers also sensed a worldwide cultural movement towards nationalism, localism, and an increased identification with one’s roots. The word [Homeland Generation] also fits since this generation of children is literally kept more at “home” than any earlier generation of kids, thanks to the protective, hands-on child-raising style of Gen-X parents.”
Moreover, the Cold War narrative that made Americans so concerned about communism is fading away in the minds of zoomers, with many seeing socialism in a positive way, a far cry from their boomer predecessors. As the Atlantic reported back in September of 2019:
“In the U.S., Millennials and Gen Zers are losing their belief in the American dream, with its individualistic promise that your destiny is in your own hands. Some surveys even put socialism ahead of capitalism with very young voters.”
Nationalism is going to be intensified by the isolation that coronavirus has triggered and also by mass migration that could erupt once the coronavirus crises has been abated. A recent report states that “COVID-19 may be the latest global event which could trigger millions of people relocating around the world.” Violence is going to simultaneously spark mass migrations of poor populations and the animosity towards those migrants by host countries who will see the migrants as spreading disease. For example, Syria is still greatly suffering through its civil war and it appears that another wave of Syrian migrants could happen again. As a very recent report from the BBC tells us:
“Syria faces the risk of mass starvation or another mass exodus unless more aid money is made available, the head of the UN World Food Programme has said. Ahead of a donor conference in Brussels on Tuesday, David Beasley told the BBC a million Syrians were severely food insecure and some were already dying. The war-torn country’s currency has collapsed and food prices have soared. In desperation, many Syrians might have no choice but to try to flee to Europe as they did in 2015, Mr Beasley said.”
With the coming of another wave of migrants, there will also be the fear of the host populations that such migrants will bring violence and disease (especially considering we would be just getting through the covid crises). Just as in the migrant crisis of 2015, the next migrant crises will see migrants trying to enter Greece from Turkey. In fact, the Greek government reported that it has received intelligence that Turkey is planning on sending another wave of migrants into Greece. As VOA reports:
“Greek forces are on heightened alert as reports have surfaced that Turkey is preparing to push through a fresh wave of migrants to Europe. Officials in Athens say, they fear that refugees infected with the coronavirus may be among the new wave of asylum seekers. Greek government officials contacted by VOA say the heightened alert follows intelligence reports showing Turkish authorities moving refugee groups from remote inland areas to Turkey’s western shores, where smugglers could secretly ferry them to Greek islands less than a few kilometers away.”
The fear of migrants spreading disease is already becoming violent in Yemen where Shiite Houthi militias do not want migrants from Ethiopia and in fact have murdered people. As one report from the New York Times tells us:
“The Yemeni militiamen rumbled up to the settlement of Al Ghar in the morning, firing their machine guns at the Ethiopian migrants caught in the middle of somebody else’s war. They shouted at the migrants: Take your coronavirus and leave the country, or face death. Fatima Mohammed’s baby, Naa’if, was screaming. She grabbed him and ran behind her husband as bullets streaked overhead. “The sound of the bullets was like thunder that wouldn’t stop,” said Kedir Jenni, 30, an Ethiopian waiter who also fled Al Ghar, near the Saudi border in northern Yemen, on that morning in early April. “Men and women get shot next to you, you see them die and move on.” This scene and others were recounted in phone interviews with a half-dozen migrants now in Saudi prisons. Their accounts could not be independently verified, but human rights groups have corroborated similar episodes.”
Numerous migrants were forced out of Yemen and to the border of Saudi Arabia where border patrol officers have detained migrants, beaten them and deprived them of sufficient food. This type of horror could be seen in Europe being done under a nationalistic, reactionary government. This is the world that we are entering.
The zoomers and alphas are growing into this world where nationalism is yet again at the forefront, socialism is becoming trendy, America is beginning to lose its position as the world’s leading hegemony, and other powerhouse countries — Germany, Turkey, Japan, etc. — are rising in their own nationalist goals of becoming major hegemonies. We are quickly being acclimated into a stage of global capriciousness and instability, unlike Gen. Xers, millennials and boomers who have been accustomed to a world where America is number one and the idea of the revival of a nationalist phenomena or of socialism or fascism becoming popular is laughed at. But this world is disintegrating and we are entering a new zeitgeist.
There is a common misconception that the younger generations cannot go to the Right, but are engulfed into Left-wing ideology. While Leftism is extremely popular amongst the young, this does not mean that they cannot become Right-wing reactionaries. In the 2015 French election, the Right-wing candidate, Marine Le Pen, won first place amongst voters under the age of 35, taking 30% of their votes. So, it is definitely possible that a substantial amount of zoomers will turn to the Right. In fact, this is already happening.
Europe’s younger people are more antagonistic towards the economic welfare systems that their parents are so accustomed to. The reason for this is that it was the young who got the heaviest burdens of the post-2008 economic crisis. While the older people were protected by a social safety net, the young had to endure through very high unemployment rates, unstable employment and low wages. It is such generations of youths, disillusioned with the “good old days” of their parents and grandparents, that eventually see hope — not in some dream of economic prosperity — but in joining the military and following some regime. To reference the observation made by George Friedman back in 2013:
“In Europe, it was a generation that felt betrayed by World War I, then an older generation crushed by unemployment and inflation and finally a younger generation with nothing left to lose. Then came World War II and the stunned realization that there were indeed things left to lose. Driving in Spain, things look quiet, neat and empty. But in that emptiness there is something ominous, perhaps not so much post-apocalyptic as pre-apocalyptic.”
Elections in recent years have shown that young people are susceptible to accepting the anti-migrant narratives of the Right. This is the reason why when the center-Left and center-Right parties in Denmark began to adopt Right-wing populous rhetoric against immigration, their popularity shot up amongst both older and younger voters. These center parties even supported the infamous “jewelry law,” whereby — in the words of a report from the Atlantic — “the state can seize assets from refugees to cover the costs of their stay.” Denmark’s shift towards Right-wing policy rhetoric had made her the leader towards this path upon which Europe is treading. To quote Morten Stinus Kristensen: “Denmark has been the leader of the pack in making xenophobia and Islamophobia acceptable foundations of immigration and integration policies.”
What makes this story even more fascinating is how Denmark was seen as the experimental lab to observe the effectiveness of Right-wing rhetoric on immigration. And for the purpose of analyzing the possible future that zoomers and alphas are growing up to, let us inquire a little into European Right-wing movement that helped bring about this nationalist phenomena and its evolution. Looking at the life of the revival of Right-wing hysteria within our recent years, one will see in its provenance the Counterjihad movement that was birthed soon after 9/11 and was officialized in 2007 in the Counterjihad Summit in the EU Parliament building in Brussels, which was organized by a Flemish neo-Nazi, Filip DeWinter. DeWinter posed himself, not as a racist, but simply as a patriot who wanted to stop the Islamization of Europe. But looking at his history, his goal behind the Summit was quite conspicuous. There is a video of Filip DeWinter in which he is screaming out: “Yes, Vlaams Blok [his party] will put our own people first and yes, Vlaams Blok will have a Flemish Flanders and YES, the Vlaams Blok will have a white Europe!”.
In 1988, Filip DeWinter joined a demonstration of a hundred or so Nazi sympathizers (himself included). The plan of these neo-Nazis was to enter the Lommel German war cemetery where 40,000 Nazi German Wehrmacht soldiers were buried, and put flowers on their graves. With Filip DeWinter was the Nazi, Bert Eriksson. Eriksson was a member of the Hitler Youth during the Second World War, and a Nazi fanatic who received media attention in 1978 when he travelled to Austria and dug up the remains of the Nazi collaborator, Cyriel Verschaeve, and brought them back to Alveringem.
The purpose of DeWinter’s Summit was obvious: use Islamic terrorism as part of a strategy of tension to raise up the Right and make fascism fashionable. The movement of the Counterjihad was eventually spearheaded by an organization called Stop the Islamization Of Europe (or SCION. We wrote extensively about this group back in 2016), which was led by a Danish activist named Anders Gravers Pederson. He saw Denmark as the perfect place to commence the Counterjihad movement because, in such a small country, one could see the effects of Right-wing rhetoric immediately, and from Denmark the spark could percolate to the rest of Europe. In the words of Pederson:
“We know that Denmark is such a small homogenious country, where the effects are felt quickly, much quicker than in bigger countries. Because of that we believe that Denmark is the perfect place to practice the anti-jihad actions and thereby affect the population, because we get a response right away. Then we can discover which actions will have the greatest affect on the people, and which actions can be copied to other places, USA, Canada, Australia and the rest of Europe”
Just as Denmark was seen as the experimental ground for a Right-wing revival, Denmark is now leading northern Europe in Right-wing policy. In the years of the 1990s and 2000s (and before this), the world was — whether we knew it or not — moving towards fascism and socialism. We are under the spell of thinking that the Second World War solved such a problem. But it simply made this human virus go dormant, waiting for the right moment to attack a weakened immune system. That immune system of global security is definitely weakening, with the US moving towards isolationism, and allowing other powerful countries more freedom to do what they want — allowing and encouraging Turkey to invade Syria and encroach on the eastern Mediterranean, facilitating Germany becoming more militaristic, allowing for Japan to become more militarily independent — all of these things are taking place as we speak. But the events leading to where we are now were ongoing for decades. By the time militarism shows itself fully, the denouement of the incremental steps of prior decades finally unfolds and manifests, the zoomers will already be established in politics and the alphas will be of perfect military recruitment age. The world that we are entering in this next coming decade will be one of the thickest darkness, wherein death will be celebrated and cruelty paraded, where the creed of the people will be: “let our might be our law of right, for what is weak proves itself to be useless.” (Wisdom 2:11)
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shoebat--2020-07-01--Election 2020 Is Now About Two Old Geezers Arguing Over Who Is More Senile

2020 so far has the COVID-19 coronavirus , massive spending and payouts , economic collapse , another wave of migrants to Europe , Chinese gold monetary bar scandals , Russia trying to revive the USSR , Germany and Japan rising , murder hornets , Black Lives Matter , race riots , and just general chaos with talk of a second pandemic incoming .
Now one would think that such things would stir people to concern or action .
But no , for as Axios reports , the 2020 presidential election is not about issues , but two old geezers who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who is more senile .
Senility is becoming an overt line of attack for the first time in a modern U.S. presidential campaign .
Why it matters : As Americans live longer and work later into life and there ’ s more awareness about the science of aging , we ’ re also seeing politicians test the boundaries of electability .
Biden is 77 ; Trump , now 74 , already is the oldest person to assume the U.S. presidency .
Driving the news : As President Trump ramps up insinuations that his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden turned the tables on Tuesday , saying Trump “ doesn ’ t seem to be cognitively aware of what ’ s going on ” with his own briefings about Russia and U.S. service members .
At the same news conference where he took a swipe at Trump , Biden was asked by a reporter if he has been tested for cognitive decline .
“ I ’ ve been tested and I ’ m constantly tested , ” Biden responded , adding that “ I can hardly wait to compare my cognitive capability @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I ’ m running against.
” A Trump campaign Twitter feed played back the clip and asked , “ Did Biden take a cognitive test ?
What were the results ?
Why is he getting frequently tested ?
” Biden campaign advisers tell Axios ’ Alexi McCammond and Hans Nichols that the testing Biden was talking about is the past 15 months on the campaign trail and that they see Trump ’ s attacks , in psychological terms , as “ projection.
” They also said Biden wasn ’ t previewing a new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attempt to distract from his own vulnerabilities .
Flashback : Candidates ’ age and mental state have been questioned in past presidential campaigns — remember Barry Goldwater in ’ 64 , Ronald Reagan in ’ 84 and Bob Dole in ’ 96 — but never like this .
The big picture : Cognitive decline is a problem many older Americans deal with and a legitimate question for presidential candidates to be asked — and answer — says historian Julian Zelizer .
“ We have a race right now where we have two old @ @ @ @ @ @ @ true , ” he says .
“ I think this presidency has shown us that somebody ’ s mental state really matters.
” “ With each of these candidates , the question has been raised — Trump because of everything he ’ s said and done ” and remarks that often are “ just a mishmash of words.
” “ Biden , there ’ s questions , more subtle I think , about he doesn ’ t finish every sentence , or during the debates he ’ d pause and seem to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ say .
Those are the moments that then become questions.
” Between the lines : Both men ’ s durability as public figures also invites easy comparisons of them now with their younger selves , Zelizer says .
( source )

2020 so far has the COVID-19 coronavirus, massive spending and payouts, economic collapse, another wave of migrants to Europe, Chinese gold monetary bar scandals, Russia trying to revive the USSR, Germany and Japan rising, murder hornets, Black Lives Matter, race riots, and just general chaos with talk of a second pandemic incoming. Now one would think that such things would stir people to concern or action. But no, for as Axios reports, the 2020 presidential election is not about issues, but two old geezers who, no joke, are arguing over who is more senile.
Senility is becoming an overt line of attack for the first time in a modern U.S. presidential campaign.
Why it matters: As Americans live longer and work later into life and there’s more awareness about the science of aging, we’re also seeing politicians test the boundaries of electability. Biden is 77; Trump, now 74, already is the oldest person to assume the U.S. presidency.
Driving the news: As President Trump ramps up insinuations that his general election rival is doddering, Joe Biden turned the tables on Tuesday, saying Trump “doesn’t seem to be cognitively aware of what’s going on” with his own briefings about Russia and U.S. service members.
At the same news conference where he took a swipe at Trump, Biden was asked by a reporter if he has been tested for cognitive decline.
“I’ve been tested and I’m constantly tested,” Biden responded, adding that “I can hardly wait to compare my cognitive capability to the cognitive capability of the man I’m running against.”
A Trump campaign Twitter feed played back the clip and asked, “Did Biden take a cognitive test? What were the results? Why is he getting frequently tested?”
Biden campaign advisers tell Axios’ Alexi McCammond and Hans Nichols that the testing Biden was talking about is the past 15 months on the campaign trail and that they see Trump’s attacks, in psychological terms, as “projection.” They also said Biden wasn’t previewing a new theme, just highlighting Trump’s attempt to distract from his own vulnerabilities.
Flashback: Candidates’ age and mental state have been questioned in past presidential campaigns — remember Barry Goldwater in ’64, Ronald Reagan in ’84 and Bob Dole in ’96 — but never like this.
The big picture: Cognitive decline is a problem many older Americans deal with and a legitimate question for presidential candidates to be asked — and answer — says historian Julian Zelizer.
“We have a race right now where we have two old candidates, that’s just empirically true,” he says.
“I think this presidency has shown us that somebody’s mental state really matters.”
“With each of these candidates, the question has been raised — Trump because of everything he’s said and done” and remarks that often are “just a mishmash of words.”
“Biden, there’s questions, more subtle I think, about he doesn’t finish every sentence, or during the debates he’d pause and seem to have trouble thinking about what he wants to say. Those are the moments that then become questions.”
Between the lines: Both men’s durability as public figures also invites easy comparisons of them now with their younger selves, Zelizer says. (source)


shoebat--2020-07-01--Swedish Elderly Care Centers Are Deliberately Not Sending Elderly People With COVID-19 To The Hospit

Swedish Elderly Care Centers Are Deliberately Not Sending Elderly People With COVID-19 To The Hospitals. Instead They Are Letting The Die Or Injecting Them With Chemicals That Kill Them

Let us not spare the widow or regard the gray hairs of the aged .
But let our might be our law of right , for what is weak proves itself to be useless .
( Wisdom 2:11 : ) An 81-year-old man by the name of Jan Andersson got infected with coronavirus while living in a nursing home in the Swedish town of Marsta .
A doctor ordered by phone for the elderly care center to give Andersson morphine ( breathing restrictor ) as opposed to helping him recover from the virus .
His son , Thomas Anderson , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the phone that his father was too frail to be given medical attention .
This was an obvious contradiction , since his father was well enough to have stomach surgery in March .
The physician then told Thomas that his father only had some hours to live .
Jan asked to visit him , but a nurse then informed him that his father was given a dose of morphine .
He visited his father and found him in a horribly debilitated state from the morphine .
“ He was so much under the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ talk to him at all , ” Thomas said in a telephone interview .
“ He was totally gone .
So I could not even say goodbye.
” Thomas was infuriated .
He left the hospital , only to return with a television film crew in order to put pressure on the elderly care center to give his father the medical care he so desperately needed .
The elderly care center acquiesced , Jan was given care , and he recovered .
“ They said that my dad should not go to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it , ” Thomas Andersson said .
“ They were wrong.
” What the Anderssons went through was not an anomaly or the result of some mistake or corruption , but was the direct result of the Swedish medical system itself .
The story of the Anderssons caused a public outcry which resounded enough that people — mainly family members of patients and some doctors and nurses — have come out and joined in the protest .
Numerous reports began to come out “ concerning patients who were not admitted to intensive care @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Sweden ’ s Health and Social Care Inspectorate said .
These reports , according to the Wall Street Journal , “ prompted national health-care authorities to start an investigation into the treatment of older patients in nursing homes and Stockholm hospitals.
” What has been found out regarding Sweden ’ s policy towards covid victims is quite disturbing .
For example , the Wall Street Journal obtained an email by the manager of an elderly care center , specifically ordering nurses not to transfer residents infected with covid to hospitals .
When @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the manager , the manager — typical of those like this — was silent .
This policy of either letting the elderly die or injecting them with drugs that directly kill them is contrary to what the Swedish government said back in March when covid first erupted as a major national emergency .
On March 13th , the Public Health Agency of Sweden announced that the country was entering a “ new phase ” that required the prevention of the spread of the infection within the health care and the elderly care.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the middle of April , it was reported that one-third of the approximately 1,300 who died from covid had been living in elderly care centers .
They are not just leaving elderly people to die in nursing homes , but are having them injected with morphine , midazolam and haldol , which are dangerous impediments to the respiratory system .
“ Older people are routinely being given morphine and midazolam , which are respiratory-inhibiting , ” said Yngve Gustafsson , a geriatrics specialist at Umeå University , to the Svenska Dagbladet newspaper .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Gustafsson said : Gustafsson emphatically declared that what is happening in Sweden is euthanasia : Gustafsson is not the only professor who is calling what is occurring in Sweden euthanasia .
Shahidul Islam , Associate Professor at the Department of Clinical Research and Education at the Southern Hospital , Karolinska Institutet , and chief physician of internal medicine in Uppsala Academic Hospital , recently wrote : One nurse , Latifa Löfvenberg , who worked for a company providing medical services to various nursing homes north of Stockholm , recounted : “ People @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
One patient asked me what I was giving him when I gave him the morphine injection , and I lied to him , ” said Ms. Löfvenberg , who is now working at a hospital in the Swedish capital .
“ Many died before their time .
It was very , very difficult.
” Lofvenberg also recounted how nurses were ordered specifically not to send those infected with covid to the hospitals — even if they were in their sixties and had a chance of recovering : There is another story that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a man in Sweden , infected with covid , was injected with morphine and left to die before his daughter could last see him : Sweden ’ t Prime Minister , Stefan Lofven , admitted : “ We did not manage to protect the most vulnerable people , the most elderly , despite our best intentions ” .
There is a deliberate killing of the elderly , since young people are the ones getting most of the medical attention .
As Lofvenberg recounts : “ We don ’ t have many older people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ younger people born in the 90s , 80s , 70s.
” Killing the elderly , but only helping the young , is right within the Darwinist paradigm : helping those who are seen as contributors while killing those seen as useless .
For to the wicked , “ what is weak proves itself to be useless.
” ( Wisdom 2:11 ) What we are seeing in Sweden is a foreshadower of things to come : Darwinism , eugenics and massacres in the name of science and medical knowledge .
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Let us not spare the widow
or regard the gray hairs of the aged.
But let our might be our law of right,
for what is weak proves itself to be useless. (Wisdom 2:11:)
An 81-year-old man by the name of Jan Andersson got infected with coronavirus while living in a nursing home in the Swedish town of Marsta. A doctor ordered by phone for the elderly care center to give Andersson morphine (breathing restrictor) as opposed to helping him recover from the virus. His son, Thomas Anderson, was told by the consulting physician on the phone that his father was too frail to be given medical attention. This was an obvious contradiction, since his father was well enough to have stomach surgery in March. The physician then told Thomas that his father only had some hours to live. Jan asked to visit him, but a nurse then informed him that his father was given a dose of morphine. He visited his father and found him in a horribly debilitated state from the morphine. “He was so much under the influence of morphine that I could not talk to him at all,” Thomas said in a telephone interview. “He was totally gone. So I could not even say goodbye.”
Thomas was infuriated. He left the hospital, only to return with a television film crew in order to put pressure on the elderly care center to give his father the medical care he so desperately needed. The elderly care center acquiesced, Jan was given care, and he recovered. “They said that my dad should not go to a hospital because he wouldn’t make it,” Thomas Andersson said. “They were wrong.”
What the Anderssons went through was not an anomaly or the result of some mistake or corruption, but was the direct result of the Swedish medical system itself. The story of the Anderssons caused a public outcry which resounded enough that people — mainly family members of patients and some doctors and nurses — have come out and joined in the protest. Numerous reports began to come out “concerning patients who were not admitted to intensive care on unclear grounds,” a spokesman for Sweden’s Health and Social Care Inspectorate said. These reports, according to the Wall Street Journal, “prompted national health-care authorities to start an investigation into the treatment of older patients in nursing homes and Stockholm hospitals.” What has been found out regarding Sweden’s policy towards covid victims is quite disturbing. For example, the Wall Street Journal obtained an email by the manager of an elderly care center, specifically ordering nurses not to transfer residents infected with covid to hospitals. When the Wall Street Journal reached out to the manager, the manager — typical of those like this — was silent.
This policy of either letting the elderly die or injecting them with drugs that directly kill them is contrary to what the Swedish government said back in March when covid first erupted as a major national emergency. On March 13th, the Public Health Agency of Sweden announced that the country was entering a “new phase” that required the prevention of the spread of the infection within the health care and the elderly care.” But this was not done. By the middle of April, it was reported that one-third of the approximately 1,300 who died from covid had been living in elderly care centers. They are not just leaving elderly people to die in nursing homes, but are having them injected with morphine, midazolam and haldol, which are dangerous impediments to the respiratory system. “Older people are routinely being given morphine and midazolam, which are respiratory-inhibiting,” said Yngve Gustafsson, a geriatrics specialist at Umeå University, to the Svenska Dagbladet newspaper. In an interview with the Aftonbladet Daily, Gustafsson said:
“In elderly homes, in principle, only palliative care has been prescribed, which means that you get morphine, midazolam and haldol to prevent being nauseated and vomited by morphine. It is a treatment that almost 100 percent certainly leads to death. Giving both midazolam and morphine inhibits breathing. If you have trouble breathing, you quickly get such an oxygen deficiency that you die.”
Gustafsson emphatically declared that what is happening in Sweden is euthanasia:
“Yes, I could almost imagine using even stronger words. That it is about the same as these people being killed. It’s basically a hundred percent way, much like the electric chair. It is about as effective.”
Gustafsson is not the only professor who is calling what is occurring in Sweden euthanasia. Shahidul Islam, Associate Professor at the Department of Clinical Research and Education at the Southern Hospital, Karolinska Institutet, and chief physician of internal medicine in Uppsala Academic Hospital, recently wrote:
“Giving morphine plus midazolam to a severely ill covid patient who has acute dyspnea and respiratory failure is incompatible with science or proven experience. The purpose of palliative care is to relieve the symptoms, but one must not relieve the patient’s symptoms by causing her death. Giving euthanasia is criminal even if it is done by compassion.”
One nurse, Latifa Löfvenberg, who worked for a company providing medical services to various nursing homes north of Stockholm, recounted: “People suffocated, it was horrible to watch. One patient asked me what I was giving him when I gave him the morphine injection, and I lied to him,” said Ms. Löfvenberg, who is now working at a hospital in the Swedish capital. “Many died before their time. It was very, very difficult.” Lofvenberg also recounted how nurses were ordered specifically not to send those infected with covid to the hospitals — even if they were in their sixties and had a chance of recovering:
“They told us that we shouldn’t send anyone to the hospital, even if they may be 65 and have many years to live. We were told not to send them in … Some can have a lot of years left to live with loved ones, but they don’t have the chance… because they never make it to the hospital … They suffocate to death. And it’s a lot of panic and it’s very hard to just stand by and watch.”
There is another story that was reported by the BBC in which a man in Sweden, infected with covid, was injected with morphine and left to die before his daughter could last see him:
“Lili Sedghi’s father, Reza, was not seen by a doctor on the day he died from coronavirus, at his care home in northern Stockholm. A nurse told her he’d had a morphine shot in the hours before he passed away, but he was not given oxygen, nor did staff call an ambulance. “No-one was there and he died alone,” says Ms Sedghi. “It’s so unfair.”
Sweden’t Prime Minister, Stefan Lofven, admitted: “We did not manage to protect the most vulnerable people, the most elderly, despite our best intentions”. There is a deliberate killing of the elderly, since young people are the ones getting most of the medical attention. As Lofvenberg recounts: “We don’t have many older people. It’s a lot of younger people born in the 90s, 80s, 70s.”
Killing the elderly, but only helping the young, is right within the Darwinist paradigm: helping those who are seen as contributors while killing those seen as useless. For to the wicked, “what is weak proves itself to be useless.” (Wisdom 2:11) What we are seeing in Sweden is a foreshadower of things to come: Darwinism, eugenics and massacres in the name of science and medical knowledge.
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shoebat--2020-07-01--Coronavirus Shuts Down Broadway, Pushes Cirque du Soleil Into Bankruptcy

The effects of COVID-19 are going to hit the economy for a long time .
As we and others have noted , massive bankruptcies are happening and should be expected to continue , and some of the bankruptcies will surprise people .
Two interesting effects were recently reported by MSNBC , which include the bankruptcy of the famed Cirque du Soleil , and the fact that Broadway is shutting down until at least 2021 .
Cirque du Soleil , established in Canada , is seeking Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in the United States to facilitate a “ stalking horse ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in an attempt to draw in more investment .
Broadway shows will remain dark through the summer The company will also create a $ 15 million employee fund to provide financial assistance for the almost 3,500 employees who have been laid off .
Like live production companies across the country , Cirque du Soleil ’ s revenue flow ground to a halt as states issued stay-at-home orders to stem the spread of the coronavirus .
The company suspended many of its worldwide shows in March before announcing the temporary suspension of its resident @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Soleil ’ s bankruptcy announcement comes on the heels of New York City ’ s Broadway shutting down through January 3 , 2021 as hope fades for a rapid end to the spread of the virus .
( source )

The effects of COVID-19 are going to hit the economy for a long time. As we and others have noted, massive bankruptcies are happening and should be expected to continue, and some of the bankruptcies will surprise people. Two interesting effects were recently reported by MSNBC, which include the bankruptcy of the famed Cirque du Soleil, and the fact that Broadway is shutting down until at least 2021.
Cirque du Soleil, established in Canada, is seeking Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in the United States to facilitate a “stalking horse” purchase agreement negotiated with its existing shareholders in an attempt to draw in more investment.
Broadway shows will remain dark through the summer
The company will also create a $15 million employee fund to provide financial assistance for the almost 3,500 employees who have been laid off.
Like live production companies across the country, Cirque du Soleil’s revenue flow ground to a halt as states issued stay-at-home orders to stem the spread of the coronavirus. The company suspended many of its worldwide shows in March before announcing the temporary suspension of its resident shows in Las Vegas.
Cirque du Soleil’s bankruptcy announcement comes on the heels of New York City’s Broadway shutting down through January 3, 2021 as hope fades for a rapid end to the spread of the virus. (source)


shoebat--2020-07-01--Not Good- Some Members Of Congress Begin To Discuss Giving “Reparations”

“ Reparations ” is a toxic word among many people in American politics , left or right , because it tends to bring out the worst forms of racialism in both .
However , according to a story from The Hill , some members of Congress are using the current situation as an opportunity to talk about giving “ reparations ” .
Legislation exploring whether Black Americans should receive restitution for slavery may soon get a huge boost , as a growing number of Democrats are hoping to move reparations this summer as another response to the death of George @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Caucus ( CBC ) will huddle Wednesday to discuss their next legislative steps as Democrats seek to confront racial inequality following the police killing of Floyd last month .
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee ( D-Texas ) , the lead sponsor of the reparations bill , H.R .
40 , said her proposal is attracting greater interest within the caucus since Floyd ’ s death , which sparked mass protests for racial justice around the country and the globe .
She ’ s hoping to tap that energy to bring her bill to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s end .
“ We now have an opportunity , through H.R .
40 , to have the highest level of discussion about systemic racism and race .
And we are able to do it in a manner that is bringing people together ; that acknowledges that Black lives matter ; and acknowledges that there has to be a response , ” Jackson Lee said Tuesday .
“ There is no better time for H.R .
40 to be part of the national dialogue , and part of the national legislative response.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ May 25 , House Democrats have already approved several proposals designed to tackle racial disparities and social injustice across different facets of American society , including legislation to overhaul the criminal justice system and expand access to health care .
Party leaders have also scheduled a vote this week on a sweeping infrastructure package , which includes provisions aimed at boosting both the economy and access to services in poor , minority and other vulnerable communities .
( source ) If people are seriously going to talk about “ reparations ” , I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , as the descendant of ethnic Poles who fled from both the tyranny of the Prussian Empire under the Kulturkampf , the Soviet tyranny from the Bolsheviks , and not to mention the centuries of destruction from the partitioning of Poland going all the way back to the medieval invasions of Poland by Germany , am I not entitled to not centuries , but almost a millennia of “ reparations ” from Germany , Russia , Austria , and ( in some cases ) Ukraine ?
What about the English ?
People talk @ @ @ @ @ @ @ set ( s ) on the British Empire ” , but for four-hundred years- the same time expanse that many Afro-Americans talk about slavery or ‘ oppression ’ in the US -the English were under the rule of the Romans .
After all would it not be wrong to deny the British a fair claim from the Italians for centuries of Roman oppression ?
And don ’ t even start with the Norwegians , Swedes , Danes , and the French , for after all , do they not owe the British for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ case of the latter , the invasion of England in 1066 by William the Conqueror ?
But what about Russia ?
Russia may be an Empire , but what about her abuse at the hands of the Turkic tribes and mongolians , the latter of which enslaved Russia for four centuries ?
Does Russia not have a legitimate and good claim for reparations from Turkey , all the Central Asian nations , and Mongolia for centuries of destruction ?
Likewise , what about the Indians ?
Does India not have a claim for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Moghuls and Turks , but what about from Iran- after all , it was the Aryan invasion of India that destroyed a lot of the ancient and native Dravidian culture many millennia before Christ that forever altered their identity ?
Now one might say that these examples are ‘ exaggerations ’ , but they really are not .
All people have ancestors that were both enslavers and the enslaved , no matter where one goes .
This is a fact of human existence , and it still exists today , except instead of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , it uses debt , credit cards , and loans , and all of it has the same effect .
In the American case , if one is going to talk about “ reparations ” , then it is dishonest to discuss anything without making demands of the nations of West Africa , from Senegal to Congo , because it was not “ white men ” with nets walking around the jungles of Africa seeking innocent black men to put in cages , but it was the nations themselves , and many powerful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ enemies by consent to the Europeans or traded with them for goods .
The nation of Togo , historically called Dahomey , built a veritable empire because of the slave trade with Europeans- even PBS admits this .
Any talk of “ reparations ” in the US is dishonest and needs to be dismissed because it is not about the objective good of American blacks , as it ignores the suffering of many enslaved people of European descent ( not just Slavs , but the many Scot-Irish slaves in the US who were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Africans ) , but actively fuels the worst forms of racism among both black and white .
What is needed now truly is , as many have said , real understanding , and a de-escalation of tendencies to violence .
This is not happening , and throwing “ reparations ” on the fire of political and social discourse is absolutely the last thing that anybody needs right now , since it will not help anything other than furthering the conditions for racial conflict .
I absolutely can not emphasize this point enough , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the answer to the problems we are facing today , but what is causing the problem .
All men- black , white , and those in between -are made in God ’ s image and likeness .
All sin , all do bad things , and all are in need of forgiveness and well as forgiving others .
Holding grudges or using grudges to justify political or economic policies is wrong and if persisted in will lead to the destruction of both at their own hand .
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“Reparations” is a toxic word among many people in American politics, left or right, because it tends to bring out the worst forms of racialism in both. However, according to a story from The Hill, some members of Congress are using the current situation as an opportunity to talk about giving “reparations”.
Legislation exploring whether Black Americans should receive restitution for slavery may soon get a huge boost, as a growing number of Democrats are hoping to move reparations this summer as another response to the death of George Floyd. Members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) will huddle Wednesday to discuss their next legislative steps as Democrats seek to confront racial inequality following the police killing of Floyd last month. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas), the lead sponsor of the reparations bill, H.R. 40, said her proposal is attracting greater interest within the caucus since Floyd’s death, which sparked mass protests for racial justice around the country and the globe. She’s hoping to tap that energy to bring her bill to the floor for a historic vote before year’s end. “We now have an opportunity, through H.R. 40, to have the highest level of discussion about systemic racism and race. And we are able to do it in a manner that is bringing people together; that acknowledges that Black lives matter; and acknowledges that there has to be a response,” Jackson Lee said Tuesday. “There is no better time for H.R. 40 to be part of the national dialogue, and part of the national legislative response.” Since Floyd’s death on May 25, House Democrats have already approved several proposals designed to tackle racial disparities and social injustice across different facets of American society, including legislation to overhaul the criminal justice system and expand access to health care. Party leaders have also scheduled a vote this week on a sweeping infrastructure package, which includes provisions aimed at boosting both the economy and access to services in poor, minority and other vulnerable communities. (source)
If people are seriously going to talk about “reparations”, I have my own request. After all, as the descendant of ethnic Poles who fled from both the tyranny of the Prussian Empire under the Kulturkampf, the Soviet tyranny from the Bolsheviks, and not to mention the centuries of destruction from the partitioning of Poland going all the way back to the medieval invasions of Poland by Germany, am I not entitled to not centuries, but almost a millennia of “reparations” from Germany, Russia, Austria, and (in some cases) Ukraine?
What about the English? People talk about how once the “sun never set(s) on the British Empire”, but for four-hundred years- the same time expanse that many Afro-Americans talk about slavery or ‘oppression’ in the US -the English were under the rule of the Romans. After all would it not be wrong to deny the British a fair claim from the Italians for centuries of Roman oppression? And don’t even start with the Norwegians, Swedes, Danes, and the French, for after all, do they not owe the British for centuries of Viking raids and in the case of the latter, the invasion of England in 1066 by William the Conqueror?
But what about Russia? Russia may be an Empire, but what about her abuse at the hands of the Turkic tribes and mongolians, the latter of which enslaved Russia for four centuries? Does Russia not have a legitimate and good claim for reparations from Turkey, all the Central Asian nations, and Mongolia for centuries of destruction?
Likewise, what about the Indians? Does India not have a claim for ‘reparations’ not just from the Moghuls and Turks, but what about from Iran- after all, it was the Aryan invasion of India that destroyed a lot of the ancient and native Dravidian culture many millennia before Christ that forever altered their identity?
Now one might say that these examples are ‘exaggerations’, but they really are not. All people have ancestors that were both enslavers and the enslaved, no matter where one goes. This is a fact of human existence, and it still exists today, except instead of using chains, whips, and bats, it uses debt, credit cards, and loans, and all of it has the same effect.
In the American case, if one is going to talk about “reparations”, then it is dishonest to discuss anything without making demands of the nations of West Africa, from Senegal to Congo, because it was not “white men” with nets walking around the jungles of Africa seeking innocent black men to put in cages, but it was the nations themselves, and many powerful tribes in those nations who sold their enemies by consent to the Europeans or traded with them for goods. The nation of Togo, historically called Dahomey, built a veritable empire because of the slave trade with Europeans- even PBS admits this.
Any talk of “reparations” in the US is dishonest and needs to be dismissed because it is not about the objective good of American blacks, as it ignores the suffering of many enslaved people of European descent (not just Slavs, but the many Scot-Irish slaves in the US who were forced into work along with the West Africans), but actively fuels the worst forms of racism among both black and white.
What is needed now truly is, as many have said, real understanding, and a de-escalation of tendencies to violence. This is not happening, and throwing “reparations” on the fire of political and social discourse is absolutely the last thing that anybody needs right now, since it will not help anything other than furthering the conditions for racial conflict. I absolutely cannot emphasize this point enough, because racial tension and racism is not the answer to the problems we are facing today, but what is causing the problem.
All men- black, white, and those in between -are made in God’s image and likeness. All sin, all do bad things, and all are in need of forgiveness and well as forgiving others. Holding grudges or using grudges to justify political or economic policies is wrong and if persisted in will lead to the destruction of both at their own hand.
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shoebat--2020-07-02--Fed Declares That A Second Wave Of COVID-19 Will Devastate The Economy

The Hill reports that , in the words of the Federal Reserve Bank , a second wave of COVID-19 will cause serious economic problems that will plunge the country further into a recession than what it already is in .
Federal Reserve officials expressed fears in a meeting last month that a second wave of the novel coronavirus could send a reeling U.S. economy deeper into an unprecedented recession , according to minutes released by the central bank Wednesday .
During the June 9-10 meeting of the Fed ’ s policymaking Federal Open Market Committee ( FOMC ) , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ virus in states including Florida , Arizona and Texas , economists warned that resurgence of COVID-19 cases could decimate economic growth , spike unemployment and sap inflation far beyond the staggering levels seen earlier this year .
Fed officials also fretted that the ongoing loosening of restrictions imposed to slow the spread of COVID-19 would “ contribute to a significant increase of infections ” as policymakers face a “ great deal of uncertainty ” driven by the faltering U.S. response to the pandemic .
“ Participants judged that the effects of the coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will weigh heavily on economic activity , employment , and inflation in the near term and would pose considerable risks to the economic outlook over the medium term , ” the minutes read .
The minutes from June ’ s FOMC meeting is the latest glimpse into the Fed ’ s cautious approach toward a budding but increasingly fragile economic recovery .
The U.S. added 2.5 million jobs in May and saw a resurgence of consumer spending as states gradually eased social distancing orders and businesses closures .
But the reopening of businesses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ laid the groundwork for June ’ s sharp rise in coronavirus cases throughout the South and Sun Belt .
Fed officials voiced concerns earlier this month that May ’ s rebound may not have marked the nadir of the recession given the looming threat of a second wave .
Officials argued that “ a sustained reopening of the economy ” depended on effectively curbing the pandemic and worried about the consequences of doing so without the virus under control .
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell offered a similar warning Tuesday during testimony before the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a full recovery is “ unlikely ” until Americans feel comfortable gathering in large numbers and close spaces .
“ While this bounce-back in economic activity is welcome , it also presents new challenges — notably , the need to keep the virus in check , ” Powell said .
( source ) The second wave of COVID-19 has not hit yet either .
As per the models , it will likely happen sometime between September and November .
But whenever it does happen , it is going to be economically devastating for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are present and have been for a long time .
The US economy , one could say , formally crashed in 2007/2008 and never recovered , with the “ recovery ” that happened being a fraud that was covered by money printing using the dollar as the world ’ s reserve currency to offset the mountain of bad debts in order to prevent the inevitable from being disclosed .
There is NO RECOVERY COMING .
This can not be said clearly enough .
There will be NO RECOVERY until the debt issue is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which the US is going , this will only happen by force one enough money is printed to services debt and the value of the currency is driven into worthlessness .
Therefore a second wave of COVID-19 will not actually destroy the economy , but continue the painful but necessary process of pulling the bandage off of the infection that is killing the economic body of the nation , and in exposing the problems will cause further problems .
Almost half of the current working population in the US is out of work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
One can not stop what is happening .
However , one can prepare for what is coming so one can best get through it .
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The Hill reports that, in the words of the Federal Reserve Bank, a second wave of COVID-19 will cause serious economic problems that will plunge the country further into a recession than what it already is in.
Federal Reserve officials expressed fears in a meeting last month that a second wave of the novel coronavirus could send a reeling U.S. economy deeper into an unprecedented recession, according to minutes released by the central bank Wednesday. During the June 9-10 meeting of the Fed’s policymaking Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), which came weeks before record spikes of the virus in states including Florida, Arizona and Texas, economists warned that resurgence of COVID-19 cases could decimate economic growth, spike unemployment and sap inflation far beyond the staggering levels seen earlier this year. Fed officials also fretted that the ongoing loosening of restrictions imposed to slow the spread of COVID-19 would “contribute to a significant increase of infections” as policymakers face a “great deal of uncertainty” driven by the faltering U.S. response to the pandemic. “Participants judged that the effects of the coronavirus outbreak and the ongoing public health crisis will weigh heavily on economic activity, employment, and inflation in the near term and would pose considerable risks to the economic outlook over the medium term,” the minutes read. The minutes from June’s FOMC meeting is the latest glimpse into the Fed’s cautious approach toward a budding but increasingly fragile economic recovery. The U.S. added 2.5 million jobs in May and saw a resurgence of consumer spending as states gradually eased social distancing orders and businesses closures. But the reopening of businesses without sufficient virus prevention efforts may have laid the groundwork for June’s sharp rise in coronavirus cases throughout the South and Sun Belt. Fed officials voiced concerns earlier this month that May’s rebound may not have marked the nadir of the recession given the looming threat of a second wave. Officials argued that “a sustained reopening of the economy” depended on effectively curbing the pandemic and worried about the consequences of doing so without the virus under control. Fed Chairman Jerome Powell offered a similar warning Tuesday during testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, arguing that a full recovery is “unlikely” until Americans feel comfortable gathering in large numbers and close spaces. “While this bounce-back in economic activity is welcome, it also presents new challenges — notably, the need to keep the virus in check,” Powell said. (source)
The second wave of COVID-19 has not hit yet either. As per the models, it will likely happen sometime between September and November. But whenever it does happen, it is going to be economically devastating for an already eviscerated economy.
The fundamentals are present and have been for a long time. The US economy, one could say, formally crashed in 2007/2008 and never recovered, with the “recovery” that happened being a fraud that was covered by money printing using the dollar as the world’s reserve currency to offset the mountain of bad debts in order to prevent the inevitable from being disclosed.
There is NO RECOVERY COMING. This cannot be said clearly enough. There will be NO RECOVERY until the debt issue is addressed, and at the rate at which the US is going, this will only happen by force one enough money is printed to services debt and the value of the currency is driven into worthlessness.
Therefore a second wave of COVID-19 will not actually destroy the economy, but continue the painful but necessary process of pulling the bandage off of the infection that is killing the economic body of the nation, and in exposing the problems will cause further problems.
Almost half of the current working population in the US is out of work, and those numbers are getting worse.
One cannot stop what is happening. However, one can prepare for what is coming so one can best get through it.
Don’t get caught unprepared.
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shoebat--2020-07-02--Supreme Court Ruling Opens Way To Massive Spread Of Abortion

In a huge loss to the ‘ pro-life ’ movement , a recent Supreme Court ruling strikes down a law regulating abortion clinics in Louisiana as the AP reports .
A divided Supreme Court on Monday struck down a Louisiana law regulating abortion clinics , reasserting a commitment to abortion rights over fierce opposition from dissenting conservative justices in the first big abortion case of the Trump era .
Chief Justice John Roberts and his four more liberal colleagues ruled that a law that requires doctors who perform abortions must have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals violates abortion rights the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ v. Wade decision in 1973 .
The outcome is far from the last word on the decades-long fight over abortion with dozens of state-imposed restrictions winding their way through the courts .
But the decision was a surprising defeat for abortion opponents , who thought that a new conservative majority with two of President Donald Trump ’ s appointees on board would start chipping away at abortion access .
The key vote belonged to Roberts , who had always voted against abortion rights before , including in a 2016 case in which the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was virtually identical to the one in Louisiana .
The chief justice explained that he continues to think the Texas case was wrongly decided , but believes it ’ s important for the court to stand by its prior decisions .
“ The result in this case is controlled by our decision four years ago invalidating a nearly identical Texas law , ” Roberts wrote .
He did not join the opinion written by Justice Stephen Breyer for the other liberals in Monday ’ s decision , and his position left abortion-rights supporters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was t he third in two weeks in which Roberts , a George W. Bush appointee , joined the court ’ s liberals in the majority .
One of the earlier decisions preserved the legal protections and work authorization for 650,000 immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children .
The other extended federal employment-discrimination protections to LGBT Americans , a decision that Justice Neil Gorsuch also joined and wrote .
In dissent on Monday , Justice Clarence Thomas wrote , “ Today a majority of the Court perpetuates its ill-founded abortion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law and doing so without jurisdiction.
” Trump ’ s two high-court picks , Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh , were in dissent , along with Samuel Alito .
The presence of the new justices is what had fueled hopes among abortion opponents , and fears on the other side , that the Supreme Court would be more likely to uphold restrictions .
( source ) The split on this vote , like the split with the recent rulings in support of LGB and then T ties to the 1964 Civil Rights Act , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ justice John Roberts .
While there is speculation about Roberts ’ voting patterns that may be tied to questionable adoption practices for his children , the fact is that this recent ruling basically sets back the “ pro-life ” movement to the state it was decades ago .
There is much to be criticized about in the movement , as Shoebat.com has noted .
But what is of major importance is that abortion is inseparable from eugenics , and as we have noted , there seems to be an overlap between biotechnological experiments @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and abortion , with the latter being the source of “ raw experimental materials ” for the disturbing practices happening with the former .
People say “ God bless America ” , but at this point , it is “ God please have mercy on the few Americans who try to fight and stop this stuff or who really do not understand the gravity of this , ” because at this point , from a Christian perspective , it is difficult to see how the US will not be severely judged for her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ innocent , let alone the other sins that “ cry to heaven for vengeance ” , and to that , is there not any more manifest a sign of God ’ s wrath than Him withdrawing His grace and allowing for the human race to go to war with itself ?
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In a huge loss to the ‘pro-life’ movement, a recent Supreme Court ruling strikes down a law regulating abortion clinics in Louisiana as the AP reports.
A divided Supreme Court on Monday struck down a Louisiana law regulating abortion clinics, reasserting a commitment to abortion rights over fierce opposition from dissenting conservative justices in the first big abortion case of the Trump era. Chief Justice John Roberts and his four more liberal colleagues ruled that a law that requires doctors who perform abortions must have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals violates abortion rights the court first announced in the landmark Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. The outcome is far from the last word on the decades-long fight over abortion with dozens of state-imposed restrictions winding their way through the courts. But the decision was a surprising defeat for abortion opponents, who thought that a new conservative majority with two of President Donald Trump’s appointees on board would start chipping away at abortion access. The key vote belonged to Roberts, who had always voted against abortion rights before, including in a 2016 case in which the court struck down a Texas law that was virtually identical to the one in Louisiana. The chief justice explained that he continues to think the Texas case was wrongly decided, but believes it’s important for the court to stand by its prior decisions. “The result in this case is controlled by our decision four years ago invalidating a nearly identical Texas law,” Roberts wrote. He did not join the opinion written by Justice Stephen Breyer for the other liberals in Monday’s decision, and his position left abortion-rights supporters more relieved than elated. The case was t he third in two weeks in which Roberts, a George W. Bush appointee, joined the court’s liberals in the majority. One of the earlier decisions preserved the legal protections and work authorization for 650,000 immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children. The other extended federal employment-discrimination protections to LGBT Americans, a decision that Justice Neil Gorsuch also joined and wrote. In dissent on Monday, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote, “Today a majority of the Court perpetuates its ill-founded abortion jurisprudence by enjoining a perfectly legitimate state law and doing so without jurisdiction.” Trump’s two high-court picks, Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh, were in dissent, along with Samuel Alito. The presence of the new justices is what had fueled hopes among abortion opponents, and fears on the other side, that the Supreme Court would be more likely to uphold restrictions. (source)
The split on this vote, like the split with the recent rulings in support of LGB and then T ties to the 1964 Civil Rights Act, was made by the “Catholic” justice John Roberts.
While there is speculation about Roberts’ voting patterns that may be tied to questionable adoption practices for his children, the fact is that this recent ruling basically sets back the “pro-life” movement to the state it was decades ago.
There is much to be criticized about in the movement, as Shoebat.com has noted. But what is of major importance is that abortion is inseparable from eugenics, and as we have noted, there seems to be an overlap between biotechnological experiments being conducted by DARPA for military research and abortion, with the latter being the source of “raw experimental materials” for the disturbing practices happening with the former.
People say “God bless America”, but at this point, it is “God please have mercy on the few Americans who try to fight and stop this stuff or who really do not understand the gravity of this,” because at this point, from a Christian perspective, it is difficult to see how the US will not be severely judged for her conduct in the willful murder of the innocent, let alone the other sins that “cry to heaven for vengeance”, and to that, is there not any more manifest a sign of God’s wrath than Him withdrawing His grace and allowing for the human race to go to war with itself?
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shoebat--2020-07-02--350 People Attend Wedding. The Groom Is Now Dead From Coronavirus And Now 100 People Have Been Diagn

350 People Attend Wedding. The Groom Is Now Dead From Coronavirus And Now 100 People Have Been Diagnosed With Covid-19

350 people attended a wedding in India .
The groom , who was infected with covid-19 , died just two @ @ @ @ @ how 100 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus .
As we read in Yahoo !
@ @ @ @ @ died and nearly 100 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 following a wedding in Bihar @ @ @ @ @ described in a CBS News report as a software engineer who worked in a Delhi @ @ @ @ @ have traveled to his hometown of Paliganj in Bihar in mid-May .
Soon after his @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus symptoms ahead of a June 15 wedding date .
Regional reports claim that the @ @ @ @ @ to push back the wedding due to experiencing virus symptoms , though he was convinced @ @ @ @ @ taking a financial loss .
He was never tested for the virus .
Ultimately , @ @ @ @ @ the wedding , followed two days later by the groom ’ s death while being @ @ @ @ @ According to reports , his body was cremated “ without informing authorities .
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By Theodore Shoebat
350 people attended a wedding in India. The groom, who was infected with covid-19, died just two days after his wedding and how 100 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus. As we read in Yahoo! News:
The groom has died and nearly 100 people have been diagnosed with COVID-19 following a wedding in Bihar.
The 30-year-old groom, described in a CBS News report as a software engineer who worked in a Delhi suburb, is said to have traveled to his hometown of Paliganj in Bihar in mid-May. Soon after his arrival, he started showing coronavirus symptoms ahead of a June 15 wedding date.
Regional reports claim that the groom had expressed a desire to push back the wedding due to experiencing virus symptoms, though he was convinced to move ahead to prevent taking a financial loss. He was never tested for the virus.
Ultimately, more than 350 guests attended the wedding, followed two days later by the groom’s death while being transported to the hospital. According to reports, his body was cremated “without informing authorities.”