newswars--2020-06-04--Study Identifies Areas of Brain Where Facial Recognition Occurs

Using “ sub-millimeter ” brain implants , researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston ( UTHealth ) , have been able to determine which parts of the brain are linked to facial and scene recognition .
The study was published today in Current Biology .
“ The ability to recognize familiar faces and locations is crucial to everyday life , ” said Nitin Tandon , MD , lead author of the study and professor of neurosurgery at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth .
“ Identifying someone allows you to communicate with them and know who they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ helps an individual attach an identity to those around them , making it easier to differentiate the who , what , and where.
” Traditionally , the hippocampus and parahippocampal gyri , located in the medial temporal lobe ( MTL ) , are implicated as the main area for identification processes .
However , recently it has become clear to researchers that the memory network responsible for identification extends beyond the MTL , including a region deep inside the brain called the medial parietal cortex ( MPC ) .
To better understand how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ direct intracranial recordings in the MPC and MTL , structures that are known to be engaged during face and scene identification .
In a cohort of 50 participants , a large number for this type of study , researchers placed stereoelectroencephalography ( sEEG ) electrode implants , used to identify epileptic seizures , in their brain and monitored their brain activity during several tests .
This procedure in minimally invasive , involving the insertion of fine probes into the skull .
During these tests , researchers would show patients around 300 photos of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whether or not they could name what they were seeing .
“ One of the things that we were able to determine was that the MPC has specific regions involved in face and scene recognition , ” said Oscar Woolnough , PhD , first author and postdoctoral research fellow in the Department of Neurosurgery at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth .
“ The MPC was preferentially activated when the patients recognized the people and places , exactly the same as traditional memory regions in MTL .
We were also able to see how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ help a person recognize faces and places.
” Research shows that this part of the parietal lobe where the MPC is located is an area of the brain that begins to deteriorate early in patients with Alzheimer ’ s disease .
Identifying it as one of the regions of the brain that helps with memory and recognition shows researchers that areas outside of the traditional memory region , namely the hippocampus , are important to understand how abnormalities of the brain like Alzheimer ’ s affects a person .
Tandon hopes this study @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diseases .
“ We are making many advances in understanding these very basic processes in the brain , ” he said .
“ This will give us an opportunity to create devices and other technologies that will target abnormalities of brain processes in the future .
So , in essence , what we are doing is creating an understanding of the software of which the brain operates in doing these basic functions .
As technology advances , we hope to be able to implement such software , if you will , for creating @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In this case specifically , the inability to recognize or retrieve somebody ’ s name.
” The White House Covid-19 response team is made up of Big Pharma and Bill Gates operatives !

Using “sub-millimeter” brain implants, researchers at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth), have been able to determine which parts of the brain are linked to facial and scene recognition.
The study was published today in Current Biology.
“The ability to recognize familiar faces and locations is crucial to everyday life,” said Nitin Tandon, MD, lead author of the study and professor of neurosurgery at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth. “Identifying someone allows you to communicate with them and know who they are, and having this basic skill helps an individual attach an identity to those around them, making it easier to differentiate the who, what, and where.”
Traditionally, the hippocampus and parahippocampal gyri, located in the medial temporal lobe (MTL), are implicated as the main area for identification processes. However, recently it has become clear to researchers that the memory network responsible for identification extends beyond the MTL, including a region deep inside the brain called the medial parietal cortex (MPC).
To better understand how recognition and identification occur, researchers performed direct intracranial recordings in the MPC and MTL, structures that are known to be engaged during face and scene identification. In a cohort of 50 participants, a large number for this type of study, researchers placed stereoelectroencephalography (sEEG) electrode implants, used to identify epileptic seizures, in their brain and monitored their brain activity during several tests. This procedure in minimally invasive, involving the insertion of fine probes into the skull.
During these tests, researchers would show patients around 300 photos of celebrity faces and famous landmarks to determine whether or not they could name what they were seeing.
“One of the things that we were able to determine was that the MPC has specific regions involved in face and scene recognition,” said Oscar Woolnough, PhD, first author and postdoctoral research fellow in the Department of Neurosurgery at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth. “The MPC was preferentially activated when the patients recognized the people and places, exactly the same as traditional memory regions in MTL. We were also able to see how the MPC and MTL work together to help a person recognize faces and places.”
Research shows that this part of the parietal lobe where the MPC is located is an area of the brain that begins to deteriorate early in patients with Alzheimer’s disease. Identifying it as one of the regions of the brain that helps with memory and recognition shows researchers that areas outside of the traditional memory region, namely the hippocampus, are important to understand how abnormalities of the brain like Alzheimer’s affects a person. Tandon hopes this study can help with future advancements for other diseases.
“We are making many advances in understanding these very basic processes in the brain,” he said. “This will give us an opportunity to create devices and other technologies that will target abnormalities of brain processes in the future. So, in essence, what we are doing is creating an understanding of the software of which the brain operates in doing these basic functions. As technology advances, we hope to be able to implement such software, if you will, for creating solutions for abnormalities of brain functions. In this case specifically, the inability to recognize or retrieve somebody’s name.”
The White House Covid-19 response team is made up of Big Pharma and Bill Gates operatives!


newswars--2020-06-04--Los Angeles to Strip Over $100 Million From Police Budget, Redirect to ‘Communities of Color’

Los Angeles officials have revealed plans to cut up to $ 150 million from the city ’ s police budget and redirect those funds to ‘ communities of color.
’ Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the move on Wednesday as Los Angeles City Council members introduced legislation to “ reprioritize public safety dollars in order to reinvest funding for other vital services , including those to uplift disenfranchised communities.
” Between $ 100 and $ 150 million is to be stripped from law enforcement as part of a broader plan to gather a $ 250 million slush fund to be invested @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in education and in healing ” in the “ black community… as well as communities of color , and women , and people who have been left behind for too long , ” Garcetti said during a press conference .
Cuts will be made in “ every department , including the police department , because we all have to be part of this solution together .
We all have to step up and say , ‘ What can we sacrifice ? '
” Garcetti thanked protesters , saying they are helping in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ claimed the “ vast majority ” of law enforcement officers want to “ take the classes , to learn the training , to go inward ” to help make the “ pain of this country ” go away .
Los Angeles has been rocked by days of violence , looting , and attacks on police as mob riots sweep the nation .
Protesters demanding governments “ defund the police ” have been joined by Democrat political operatives and celebrities who have signed a petition calling to “ Defund Police .
Defend Black Lives.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Scott Stringer is now urging Mayor Bill de Blasio to cut $ 1.1 billion from the NYPD budget over four years in order to “ scale down ” the police force and transfer funding “ toward vulnerable communities most impacted by police violence and structural racism.
” In Minneapolis , city councilors are reportedly discussing disbanding the police department altogether .
Alex Jones revisits documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros .

Los Angeles officials have revealed plans to cut up to $150 million from the city’s police budget and redirect those funds to ‘communities of color.’
Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the move on Wednesday as Los Angeles City Council members introduced legislation to “reprioritize public safety dollars in order to reinvest funding for other vital services, including those to uplift disenfranchised communities.”
Between $100 and $150 million is to be stripped from law enforcement as part of a broader plan to gather a $250 million slush fund to be invested “in jobs, in health, in education and in healing” in the “black community… as well as communities of color, and women, and people who have been left behind for too long,” Garcetti said during a press conference.
Cuts will be made in “every department, including the police department, because we all have to be part of this solution together. We all have to step up and say, ‘What can we sacrifice?'”
Garcetti thanked protesters, saying they are helping in the effort to “end racism.”
He claimed the “vast majority” of law enforcement officers want to “take the classes, to learn the training, to go inward” to help make the “pain of this country” go away.
Los Angeles has been rocked by days of violence, looting, and attacks on police as mob riots sweep the nation.
Protesters demanding governments “defund the police” have been joined by Democrat political operatives and celebrities who have signed a petition calling to “Defund Police. Defend Black Lives.”
In New York City, Comptroller Scott Stringer is now urging Mayor Bill de Blasio to cut $1.1 billion from the NYPD budget over four years in order to “scale down” the police force and transfer funding “toward vulnerable communities most impacted by police violence and structural racism.”
In Minneapolis, city councilors are reportedly discussing disbanding the police department altogether.
Alex Jones revisits documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros.
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newswars--2020-06-04--Researchers Retract Botched Anti-Hydroxychloroquine Study Which Was Used To Attack Trump

An influential study which found anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine raised the risk of cardiac issues has been retracted by its three authors .
The study , published on May 22 in the UK ’ s prestegious Lancet medical journal , relied on bogus data from a company called Surgisphere , which would not transfer the full dataset for an independent review , and “ can no longer vouch for the veracity of the primary data sources.
” While the company that produced the original data , Surgisphere Corp. , had signaled that it would cooperate with an independent review , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ violate confidentiality agreements , wrote the study authors .
“ As such , our reviewers were not able to conduct an independent and private peer review , ” the authors said .
-Bloomberg Notably , the World Health Organization halted trials of the drug , only to reverse course after the Lancet issued a major disclaimer regarding the study .
It wasn ’ t just the WHO who used it to knock HCQ either – as the study was heavily relied upon by the left to mock President Trump for taking the drug @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to contribute in good faith and at a time of great need during the Covid-19 pandemic , ” said the authors .
“ We deeply apologize to you , the editors , and the journal readership for any embarrassment or inconvenience that this may have caused .
”

An influential study which found anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine raised the risk of cardiac issues has been retracted by its three authors.
The study, published on May 22 in the UK’s prestegious Lancet medical journal, relied on bogus data from a company called Surgisphere, which would not transfer the full dataset for an independent review, and “can no longer vouch for the veracity of the primary data sources.”
While the company that produced the original data, Surgisphere Corp., had signaled that it would cooperate with an independent review, it ultimately reneged and said doing so would violate confidentiality agreements, wrote the study authors. “As such, our reviewers were not able to conduct an independent and private peer review,” the authors said. -Bloomberg
Notably, the World Health Organization halted trials of the drug, only to reverse course after the Lancet issued a major disclaimer regarding the study.
It wasn’t just the WHO who used it to knock HCQ either – as the study was heavily relied upon by the left to mock President Trump for taking the drug.
“We all entered this collaboration to contribute in good faith and at a time of great need during the Covid-19 pandemic,” said the authors. “We deeply apologize to you, the editors, and the journal readership for any embarrassment or inconvenience that this may have caused.”


newswars--2020-06-04--Hubble makes surprising find in the early universe

New results from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope suggest the formation of the first stars and galaxies in the early Universe took place sooner than previously thought .
A European team of astronomers have found no evidence of the first generation of stars , known as Population III stars , as far back as when the Universe was just 500 million years old .
The exploration of the very first galaxies remains a significant challenge in modern astronomy .
We do not know when or how the first stars and galaxies in the Universe formed .
These questions can be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deep imaging observations .
Hubble allows astronomers to view the Universe back to within 500 million years of the Big Bang .
A team of European researchers , led by Rachana Bhatawdekar of the European Space Agency , set out to study the first generation of stars in the early Universe .
Known as Population III stars , these stars were forged from the primordial material that emerged from the Big Bang .
Population III stars must have been made solely out of hydrogen , helium and lithium , the only elements that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ these stars could create heavier elements , such as oxygen , nitrogen , carbon and iron .
Bhatawdekar and her team probed the early Universe from about 500 million to 1 billion years after the Big Bang by studying the cluster MACSJ0416 and its parallel field with the Hubble Space Telescope ( with supporting data from NASA ’ s Spitzer Space Telescope and the ground-based Very Large Telescope of the European Southern Observatory ) .
“ We found no evidence of these first-generation Population III stars in this cosmic time interval ” said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ result was achieved using the Hubble ’ s Space Telescope ’ s Wide Field Camera 3 and Advanced Camera for Surveys , as part of the Hubble Frontier Fields programme .
This programme ( which observed six distant galaxy clusters from 2012 to 2017 ) produced the deepest observations ever made of galaxy clusters and the galaxies located behind them which were magnified by the gravitational lensing effect , thereby revealing galaxies 10 to 100 times fainter than any previously observed .
The masses of foreground galaxy clusters are large enough to bend @ @ @ @ @ @ @ distant objects behind them .
This allows Hubble to use these cosmic magnifying glasses to study objects that are beyond its nominal operational capabilities .
Bhatawdekar and her team developed a new technique that removes the light from the bright foreground galaxies that constitute these gravitational lenses .
This allowed them to discover galaxies with lower masses than ever previously observed with Hubble , at a distance corresponding to when the Universe was less than a billion years old .
At this point in cosmic time , the lack of evidence for exotic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ low-mass galaxies supports the suggestion that these galaxies are the most likely candidates for the reionisation of the Universe .
This period of reionisation in the early Universe is when the neutral intergalactic medium was ionised by the first stars and galaxies .
“ These results have profound astrophysical consequences as they show that galaxies must have formed much earlier than we thought , ” said Bhatawdekar .
“ This also strongly supports the idea that low-mass/faint galaxies in the early Universe are responsible for reionisation.
” These results also suggest that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ much earlier than can be probed with the Hubble Space Telescope .
This leaves an exciting area of further research for the upcoming NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope—to study the Universe ’ s earliest galaxies .

New results from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope suggest the formation of the first stars and galaxies in the early Universe took place sooner than previously thought.
A European team of astronomers have found no evidence of the first generation of stars, known as Population III stars, as far back as when the Universe was just 500 million years old.
The exploration of the very first galaxies remains a significant challenge in modern astronomy. We do not know when or how the first stars and galaxies in the Universe formed. These questions can be addressed with the Hubble Space Telescope through deep imaging observations. Hubble allows astronomers to view the Universe back to within 500 million years of the Big Bang.
A team of European researchers, led by Rachana Bhatawdekar of the European Space Agency, set out to study the first generation of stars in the early Universe. Known as Population III stars, these stars were forged from the primordial material that emerged from the Big Bang. Population III stars must have been made solely out of hydrogen, helium and lithium, the only elements that existed before processes in the cores of these stars could create heavier elements, such as oxygen, nitrogen, carbon and iron.
Bhatawdekar and her team probed the early Universe from about 500 million to 1 billion years after the Big Bang by studying the cluster MACSJ0416 and its parallel field with the Hubble Space Telescope (with supporting data from NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope and the ground-based Very Large Telescope of the European Southern Observatory). “We found no evidence of these first-generation Population III stars in this cosmic time interval” said Bhatawdekar of the new results.
The result was achieved using the Hubble’s Space Telescope’s Wide Field Camera 3 and Advanced Camera for Surveys, as part of the Hubble Frontier Fields programme. This programme (which observed six distant galaxy clusters from 2012 to 2017) produced the deepest observations ever made of galaxy clusters and the galaxies located behind them which were magnified by the gravitational lensing effect, thereby revealing galaxies 10 to 100 times fainter than any previously observed. The masses of foreground galaxy clusters are large enough to bend and magnify the light from the more distant objects behind them. This allows Hubble to use these cosmic magnifying glasses to study objects that are beyond its nominal operational capabilities.
Bhatawdekar and her team developed a new technique that removes the light from the bright foreground galaxies that constitute these gravitational lenses. This allowed them to discover galaxies with lower masses than ever previously observed with Hubble, at a distance corresponding to when the Universe was less than a billion years old. At this point in cosmic time, the lack of evidence for exotic stellar populations and the identification of many low-mass galaxies supports the suggestion that these galaxies are the most likely candidates for the reionisation of the Universe. This period of reionisation in the early Universe is when the neutral intergalactic medium was ionised by the first stars and galaxies.
“These results have profound astrophysical consequences as they show that galaxies must have formed much earlier than we thought,” said Bhatawdekar. “This also strongly supports the idea that low-mass/faint galaxies in the early Universe are responsible for reionisation.”
These results also suggest that the earliest formation of stars and galaxies occurred much earlier than can be probed with the Hubble Space Telescope. This leaves an exciting area of further research for the upcoming NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope—to study the Universe’s earliest galaxies.


newswars--2020-06-04--China Escalates Movement Against Neighbors Amid Global Crisis

George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis last week when a police officer used brutally excessive force to arrest him .
It was the latest in a string of high-profile cases nationwide in which citizens , most of them African Americans , died from reckless police force .
Once again , protests over police brutality turned violent and rioting ensued .
The U.S. is torn apart over the national mass quarantine .
Liberal blue states accused red restart states of recklessly endangering national health by allowing their populations to go back to work before the virus has left .
Red states @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wanting federal money to subsidize their locked-down residents while expecting other states to generate needed federal revenue .
They also contended that there was no longer scientific evidence to justify the lockdown .
The nationwide protests and rioting have inadvertently adjudicated the issue : States can not jail the law-abiding barber who wears a mask at work but allow the arsonist without one to roam the streets burning with impunity .
There is mounting evidence that an array of federal officials had plotted to disrupt Donald Trump ’ s 2016 campaign and his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Meanwhile , likely Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is sequestered in his basement .
He often appears confused .
Yet Biden seems content that the more people do not see or hear him , the more they like the idea of him as president .
Indeed , the more inert Biden has become , the more his poll numbers have risen against Trump and his tweeting .
As the U.S. protested and bickered , China attempted to strangle what was left of Hong Kong ’ s enfeebled democracy .
China ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s going to be blamed for the spreading virus due to its deceit anyway , it might as well not let such a pandemic go to waste .
The Chinese strategy in reaction to disclosures that it hid vital data about the virus and exposed the world to contagion while it quarantined its own cities has devolved from “ So what ?
” to the current “ What exactly are you going to do about it ?
” China also decided to ramp up its perennial border confrontations with India , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Himalayas .
What better way to show the world that a defiant China is dangerous than agitate the world ’ s largest democracy ?
Beijing has warned European nations that if their independent media continued to condemn China , there could be commercial retaliation .
A few European journalists still exposed Chinese deceit , even as shaken EU leaders backtracked and tried to contextualize Chinese misbehavior .
Japan and South Korea worried that China might move on Taiwan .
They knew that if China did , only the United States — convulsed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contentious presidential race –could stand up to Beijing .
For years , China has bullied and waged a virtual commercial war against Asian democracies such as Japan , South Korea , India , and Australia .
It has subverted almost all international trading norms .
The Chinese government assumed that Western elites would get rich by being complicit in China ’ s cheating and would thus help sell out their own countries .
They were mostly right on both counts .
As China westernized its economy , it conned gullible Western officials that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ member of the family of nations .
In truth , China strategically hoarded cash from its asymmetrical trade surpluses .
It planted its functionaries throughout transnational organizations and subverted them .
It beefed up its military and planted island bases in international waters .
It compromised strategically important nations by investing in their infrastructure through its neo-colonial and imperialist multitrillion-dollar Belt and Road initiative .
China may have been forced by the global epidemic to give up its nice-guy facade .
But it has insidiously pivoted from global friend to its new role @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world had been anxious over the intentions of a suspiciously nice China , it will become downright terrified of an overtly hostile China .
In other words , China is not wasting the disaster of the Wuhan outbreak .
It once gained a lot by faking friendliness , but now it seems to think it has no choice but to get even more by being authentically belligerent .
As part of the about-face , China no longer flatters the West in passive-aggressive fashion , but rather shows its disdain for a weak Europe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ America tears itself apart with endless internal quarreling and media psychodramas , while Europe appeases its enemies , and while the rest of Asia stays mute , waiting to see who wins , China is now on the move — without apologies .
Alex Jones brings out the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros .

George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis last week when a police officer used brutally excessive force to arrest him.
It was the latest in a string of high-profile cases nationwide in which citizens, most of them African Americans, died from reckless police force.
Once again, protests over police brutality turned violent and rioting ensued.
The U.S. is torn apart over the national mass quarantine. Liberal blue states accused red restart states of recklessly endangering national health by allowing their populations to go back to work before the virus has left.
Red states countered that blue states were hypocritical in wanting federal money to subsidize their locked-down residents while expecting other states to generate needed federal revenue. They also contended that there was no longer scientific evidence to justify the lockdown.
The nationwide protests and rioting have inadvertently adjudicated the issue: States cannot jail the law-abiding barber who wears a mask at work but allow the arsonist without one to roam the streets burning with impunity.
There is mounting evidence that an array of federal officials had plotted to disrupt Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign and his presidential transition, leaving Trump supporters furious.
Meanwhile, likely Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is sequestered in his basement. He often appears confused. Yet Biden seems content that the more people do not see or hear him, the more they like the idea of him as president. Indeed, the more inert Biden has become, the more his poll numbers have risen against Trump and his tweeting.
As the U.S. protested and bickered, China attempted to strangle what was left of Hong Kong’s enfeebled democracy. China’s theory seemed to be that if it’s going to be blamed for the spreading virus due to its deceit anyway, it might as well not let such a pandemic go to waste.
The Chinese strategy in reaction to disclosures that it hid vital data about the virus and exposed the world to contagion while it quarantined its own cities has devolved from “So what?” to the current “What exactly are you going to do about it?”
China also decided to ramp up its perennial border confrontations with India, as its forces encroached on Indian soil in the Himalayas. What better way to show the world that a defiant China is dangerous than agitate the world’s largest democracy?
Beijing has warned European nations that if their independent media continued to condemn China, there could be commercial retaliation. A few European journalists still exposed Chinese deceit, even as shaken EU leaders backtracked and tried to contextualize Chinese misbehavior.
Japan and South Korea worried that China might move on Taiwan. They knew that if China did, only the United States — convulsed by quarantines, riots, and a contentious presidential race –could stand up to Beijing.
For years, China has bullied and waged a virtual commercial war against Asian democracies such as Japan, South Korea, India, and Australia. It has subverted almost all international trading norms.
The Chinese government assumed that Western elites would get rich by being complicit in China’s cheating and would thus help sell out their own countries. They were mostly right on both counts.
As China westernized its economy, it conned gullible Western officials that eventually it planned to become a useful member of the family of nations.
In truth, China strategically hoarded cash from its asymmetrical trade surpluses. It planted its functionaries throughout transnational organizations and subverted them. It beefed up its military and planted island bases in international waters. It compromised strategically important nations by investing in their infrastructure through its neo-colonial and imperialist multitrillion-dollar Belt and Road initiative.
China may have been forced by the global epidemic to give up its nice-guy facade. But it has insidiously pivoted from global friend to its new role as overt global villain. If the world had been anxious over the intentions of a suspiciously nice China, it will become downright terrified of an overtly hostile China.
In other words, China is not wasting the disaster of the Wuhan outbreak. It once gained a lot by faking friendliness, but now it seems to think it has no choice but to get even more by being authentically belligerent.
As part of the about-face, China no longer flatters the West in passive-aggressive fashion, but rather shows its disdain for a weak Europe and an increasingly divided U.S.
China’s real message to a fence-sitting world?
While America tears itself apart with endless internal quarreling and media psychodramas, while Europe appeases its enemies, and while the rest of Asia stays mute, waiting to see who wins, China is now on the move — without apologies.
Alex Jones brings out the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros.


newswars--2020-06-04--The Media Has Conveniently Fogotten George W. Bush’s Many Atrocities

Former president George W. Bush has returned to the spotlight to give moral guidance to America in these troubled times .
In a statement released on Tuesday , Bush announced that he was “ anguished ” by the “ brutal suffocation ” of George Floyd and declared that “ lasting peace in our communities requires truly equal justice .
The rule of law ultimately depends on the fairness and legitimacy of the legal system .
And achieving justice for all is the duty of all.
” Bush ’ s declaration was greeted with thunderous applause by the usual suspects who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contrast to Trump .
While the media portrays Bush ’ s pious piffle as a visionary triumph of principle , Americans need to vividly recall the lies and atrocities that permeated his eight years as president .
In an October 2017 speech in a “ national forum on liberty ” at the George W. Bush Institute in New York City , Bush bemoaned that “ Our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication.
” Coming from Bush , this had as much credibility as former president Bill Clinton bewailing the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Bush nowadays either ignores the falsehoods he used to take America to war in Iraq or portrays him as a good man who received incorrect information .
But Bush was lying from the get-go on Iraq and was determined to drag the nation into another Middle East war .
From January 2003 onwards , Bush constantly portrayed the US as an innocent victim of Saddam Hussein ’ s imminent aggression and repeatedly claimed that war was being “ forced upon us.
” That was never the case .
As the Center for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 232 false statements about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and another 28 false statements about Iraq ’ s links to Al Qaeda.
” As the lies by which he sold the Iraq War unraveled , Bush resorted to vilifying critics as traitors in a 2006 speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars .
Bush ’ s lies led to the killing of more than four thousand American troops and hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians .
But since those folks are dead and gone anyhow , the media instead lauds Bush ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Center art show displaying his borderline primitive oil paintings .
In February 2018 , Bush was paid lavishly to give a prodemocracy speech in the United Arab Emirates , ruled by a notorious Arab dictatorship .
He proclaimed : “ Our democracy is only as good as people trust the results.
” He openly fretted about Russian “ meddling ” in the 2016 US election .
But when he was president , Bush acted as if the United States were entitled to intervene in any foreign election he pleased .
He boasted in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ 5 billion “ for programs to support democratic change around the world , ” much of which was spent on tampering with foreign vote totals .
When Iraq held elections in 2005 , Bush approved a massive covert aid program for pro-American Iraqi parties .
The Bush administration spent over $ 65 million to boost their favored candidate in the 2004 Ukraine election .
Yet , with boundless hypocrisy , Bush proclaimed that “ any ( Ukrainian ) election…ought to be free from any foreign influence.
” US government-financed organizations helped spur @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2004 .
Both of those nations , along with Ukraine , remain political train wrecks .
In that October 2017 New York speech , Bush proclaimed : “ No democracy pretends to be a tyranny.
” But ravaging the Constitution was apparently part of his job description when he was president .
Shortly after 9-11 , Bush turned back the clock to before 1215 ( when the Magna Carta was signed ) , formally suspending habeas corpus and claiming a prerogative to imprison indefinitely anyone he labeled a terrorist suspect .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the president was entitled to violate the law during wartime—and the war on terror was expected to continue indefinitely .
In 2004 , Bush White House counsel Alberto Gonzales formally asserted a “ commander-in-chief override power ” entitling presidents to ignore the Bill of Rights .
Under Bush , the US government embraced barbaric practices which did more to destroy America ’ s moral credibility than all of Trump ’ s tweets combined .
Bush ’ s “ enhanced interrogation ” regime included endless high-volume repetition of a Meow Mix cat food @ @ @ @ @ @ @ waterboarding , exposure to frigid temperatures , and manacling for many hours in stress positions .
After the Supreme Court rebuffed some of Bush ’ s power grabs in 2006 , he pushed through Congress a bill that retroactively legalized torture—one of the worst legislative disgraces since the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 .
During his years in the White House , Bush perennially denied that he had approved torture .
But in 2010 , during an author tour to promote his new memoir , he bragged about approving waterboarding for terrorist suspects @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the nation ’ s racial healer ?
When he was president , Bush inflicted more financial ruin on blacks than any president since Woodrow Wilson ( who brought Jim Crow barbarities to the federal government ) .
Bush trumpeted his plans to close the gap between black and white homeownership rates and promised in 2002 to “ use the mighty muscle of the federal government ” to solve the problem .
Bush was determined to end the bias against people who wanted to buy a home but had no money .
Congress passed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 2003 , authorizing federal handouts to first-time homebuyers of up to $ 10,000 or 6 percent of the home ’ s purchase price .
Bush also swayed Congress to permit the Federal Housing Administration to make no–down payment loans to low-income Americans .
Bush proclaimed : “ Core American values of individuality , thrift , responsibility , and self-reliance are embodied in homeownership.
” In Bush ’ s eyes , self-reliance was so wonderful that the government should subsidize it .
And it didn ’ t matter whether recipients were creditworthy , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s 2004 reelection campaign trumpeted his down payment giveaways , a shining example of “ compassionate conservatism.
” Thanks in large part to his policies , minority households saw the fastest growth in homeownership leading up to the 2007 recession .
The housing collapse ravaged the net worth of black and Hispanic households .
“ The implosion of the subprime lending market has left a scar on the finances of black Americans—one that not only has wiped out a generation of economic progress but could leave them at a financial disadvantage for decades @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2012 .
The median net worth for Hispanic households declined by 66 percent between 2005 and 2009 .
That devastation was aptly described in a 2017 federal appeals court dissenting opinion as “ wrecking ball benevolence ” ( quoting a 2004 Barron ’ s op-ed I wrote ) .
But almost none of the media coverage of the ex-president reminds people of the economic carnage of this Bush vote-buying binge .
It is possible to condemn police brutality and , even more importantly , the evil laws and judicial doctrines that enable police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from a demagogic ex-president who ravaged our rights , liberties , and peace .
As I commented in an August 2003 USA Today op-ed , “ Whether Bush and his appointees will be held personally liable for their [ Iraq War ] falsehoods is a grave test for American democracy.
” The revival of Bush ’ s reputation vivifies how our political media system failed that test .
As long as George Bush doesn ’ t turn himself in for committing war crimes , all of his talk about “ achieving justice for @ @ @ @ @

Former president George W. Bush has returned to the spotlight to give moral guidance to America in these troubled times.
In a statement released on Tuesday, Bush announced that he was “anguished” by the “brutal suffocation” of George Floyd and declared that “lasting peace in our communities requires truly equal justice. The rule of law ultimately depends on the fairness and legitimacy of the legal system. And achieving justice for all is the duty of all.”
Bush’s declaration was greeted with thunderous applause by the usual suspects who portray him as the virtuous Republican in contrast to Trump. While the media portrays Bush’s pious piffle as a visionary triumph of principle, Americans need to vividly recall the lies and atrocities that permeated his eight years as president.
In an October 2017 speech in a “national forum on liberty” at the George W. Bush Institute in New York City, Bush bemoaned that “Our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication.” Coming from Bush, this had as much credibility as former president Bill Clinton bewailing the decline of chastity.
Most media coverage of Bush nowadays either ignores the falsehoods he used to take America to war in Iraq or portrays him as a good man who received incorrect information. But Bush was lying from the get-go on Iraq and was determined to drag the nation into another Middle East war. From January 2003 onwards, Bush constantly portrayed the US as an innocent victim of Saddam Hussein’s imminent aggression and repeatedly claimed that war was being “forced upon us.” That was never the case. As the Center for Public Integrity reported, Bush made “232 false statements about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and another 28 false statements about Iraq’s links to Al Qaeda.” As the lies by which he sold the Iraq War unraveled, Bush resorted to vilifying critics as traitors in a 2006 speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Bush’s lies led to the killing of more than four thousand American troops and hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians. But since those folks are dead and gone anyhow, the media instead lauds Bush’s selection to be in a Kennedy Center art show displaying his borderline primitive oil paintings.
In February 2018, Bush was paid lavishly to give a prodemocracy speech in the United Arab Emirates, ruled by a notorious Arab dictatorship. He proclaimed: “Our democracy is only as good as people trust the results.” He openly fretted about Russian “meddling” in the 2016 US election.
But when he was president, Bush acted as if the United States were entitled to intervene in any foreign election he pleased. He boasted in 2005 that his administration had budgeted almost $5 billion “for programs to support democratic change around the world,” much of which was spent on tampering with foreign vote totals. When Iraq held elections in 2005, Bush approved a massive covert aid program for pro-American Iraqi parties. The Bush administration spent over $65 million to boost their favored candidate in the 2004 Ukraine election. Yet, with boundless hypocrisy, Bush proclaimed that “any (Ukrainian) election…ought to be free from any foreign influence.” US government-financed organizations helped spur coups in Venezuela in 2002 and Haiti in 2004. Both of those nations, along with Ukraine, remain political train wrecks.
In that October 2017 New York speech, Bush proclaimed: “No democracy pretends to be a tyranny.” But ravaging the Constitution was apparently part of his job description when he was president. Shortly after 9-11, Bush turned back the clock to before 1215 (when the Magna Carta was signed), formally suspending habeas corpus and claiming a prerogative to imprison indefinitely anyone he labeled a terrorist suspect. In 2002, Justice Department lawyers informed Bush that the president was entitled to violate the law during wartime—and the war on terror was expected to continue indefinitely. In 2004, Bush White House counsel Alberto Gonzales formally asserted a “commander-in-chief override power” entitling presidents to ignore the Bill of Rights.
Under Bush, the US government embraced barbaric practices which did more to destroy America’s moral credibility than all of Trump’s tweets combined. Bush’s “enhanced interrogation” regime included endless high-volume repetition of a Meow Mix cat food commercial at Guantanamo, head slapping, waterboarding, exposure to frigid temperatures, and manacling for many hours in stress positions. After the Supreme Court rebuffed some of Bush’s power grabs in 2006, he pushed through Congress a bill that retroactively legalized torture—one of the worst legislative disgraces since the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. During his years in the White House, Bush perennially denied that he had approved torture. But in 2010, during an author tour to promote his new memoir, he bragged about approving waterboarding for terrorist suspects.
Is Bush nominating himself to be the nation’s racial healer? When he was president, Bush inflicted more financial ruin on blacks than any president since Woodrow Wilson (who brought Jim Crow barbarities to the federal government). Bush trumpeted his plans to close the gap between black and white homeownership rates and promised in 2002 to “use the mighty muscle of the federal government” to solve the problem. Bush was determined to end the bias against people who wanted to buy a home but had no money. Congress passed Bush’s American Dream Downpayment Act in 2003, authorizing federal handouts to first-time homebuyers of up to $10,000 or 6 percent of the home’s purchase price. Bush also swayed Congress to permit the Federal Housing Administration to make no–down payment loans to low-income Americans. Bush proclaimed: “Core American values of individuality, thrift, responsibility, and self-reliance are embodied in homeownership.” In Bush’s eyes, self-reliance was so wonderful that the government should subsidize it. And it didn’t matter whether recipients were creditworthy, because politicians meant well. Bush’s 2004 reelection campaign trumpeted his down payment giveaways, a shining example of “compassionate conservatism.”
Thanks in large part to his policies, minority households saw the fastest growth in homeownership leading up to the 2007 recession. The housing collapse ravaged the net worth of black and Hispanic households. “The implosion of the subprime lending market has left a scar on the finances of black Americans—one that not only has wiped out a generation of economic progress but could leave them at a financial disadvantage for decades,” the Washington Post reported in 2012. The median net worth for Hispanic households declined by 66 percent between 2005 and 2009. That devastation was aptly described in a 2017 federal appeals court dissenting opinion as “wrecking ball benevolence” (quoting a 2004 Barron’s op-ed I wrote). But almost none of the media coverage of the ex-president reminds people of the economic carnage of this Bush vote-buying binge.
It is possible to condemn police brutality and, even more importantly, the evil laws and judicial doctrines that enable police to tyrannize other Americans without any help from a demagogic ex-president who ravaged our rights, liberties, and peace. As I commented in an August 2003 USA Today op-ed, “Whether Bush and his appointees will be held personally liable for their [Iraq War] falsehoods is a grave test for American democracy.” The revival of Bush’s reputation vivifies how our political media system failed that test. As long as George Bush doesn’t turn himself in for committing war crimes, all of his talk about “achieving justice for all” is rubbish.


newswars--2020-06-04--Death and Destruction in America: The Results of Democrat Party Politics – Watch Live

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Also , stay tuned tonight for the latest edition of American @ @ @ @ @ lawyer Robert Barnes Monday-Thursday , 7-9PM CT. Alex Jones Show – Intel : Deep State @ @ @ @ @ Office by Staging Right-Wing False Flags As the world awakens to Antifa terror , America @ @ @ @ @ hoax and stop the riots The news events of 2020 are all united by the @ @ @ @ @ from office and to prevent the resurgence of the United States as a sovereign nation @ @ @ @ @ : America could learn a lesson from the historical event On this Thursday edition of @ @ @ @ @ we look back in time at the Tiananmen Square protests to teach Americans a lesson @ @ @ @ @ protests ” and riots taking place in the USA now .
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David Knight Show: Tiananmen Square 31 Years Later
America could learn a lesson from the historical event
On this Thursday edition of The David Knight Show, we look back in time at the Tiananmen Square protests to teach Americans a lesson that relates to the “protests” and riots taking place in the USA now. Knight will also cover the Pentagon’s feud with President Trump, the militirization of the police and how we can take power back via grassroots tactics.
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newswars--2020-06-04--Networks Ignore Rosenstein Testimony After Years of Pushing Russia Collusion Story

If you watched the news yesterday , you probably missed former acting attorney general Rod Rosenstein , who testified before Congress about his role in the Russia collusion investigation .
That ’ s because the major news networks didn ’ t cover it .
Where coverage of the Russia investigation was wall-to-wall , day after day saturation , the examination of how that investigation got it so spectacularly wrong hasn ’ t evinced much interest from the press .
Indeed , the collusion narrative was fed by a tsunami of press coverage .
A study published in the Washington Times @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ By far , the biggest news story of the Trump presidency has been the Russia investigation .
As of August 15 , the three broadcast network evening newscasts have devoted a combined 1,854 minutes to the probe , or nearly one-fifth ( 19.6 percent ) of all of their Trump news .
Yet virtually none of that airtime ( just 62 minutes , or 3.3 percent ) has been spent scrutinizing Robert Mueller ’ s investigation — a big shift from twenty years ago , when the networks made Ken Starr ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their coverage , ” wrote Rich Noyes , senior analyst for Newsbusters.org , a conservative press watchdog .
“ But unlike the media ’ s hostility to the Starr investigation that led to President Clinton ’ s impeachment 20 years ago , the media this time have seemed utterly uninterested in investigating the investigator , ” the analyst noted in the study .
As Joseph Wulfsohn of Fox News reports , there appeared to be a studied indifference to Rosenstein ’ s testimony from the media .
The hearing , which went from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not receive any live coverage from CNN nor MSNBC , who hyped the Russia collusion narrative for years before Special Counsel Robert Mueller concluded that there was no collaboration between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin during the 2016 election .
Both CNN and MSNBC offered a live-stream of the hearing on their websites .
All three broadcast networks , ABC , NBC , and CBS , also avoided the hearing in their evening programs .
They did , however , manage to squeeze in the scathing late-breaking remarks that emerged from former @ @ @ @ @ @ @ denounced President Trump divisiveness in a piece published in The Atlantic just 30 minutes before the evening programs aired on the East Coast .
That sound you hear is crickets chirping .
The Rosenstein testimony was a non-event .
It didn ’ t happen because the media says it didn ’ t happen .
Nothing to see here .
Move along .
Except Rosenstein , who appointed Robert Mueller as special prosecutor in the Russian investigation , had some interesting things to say , including that if he knew what he knows today @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wiretaps on Carter Page .
Rosenstein also testified Wednesday that he would not have signed a FISA warrant renewal application for Page had he known about the since-revealed misconduct surrounding those warrants — while faulting the FBI for its handling of the documents .
“ If you knew then what you know now , would you have signed the warrant application ?
” committee Chairman Lindsey Graham , R-S.C. , asked Rosenstein .
That ’ s worth a page 3 story in the New York Times , at least , isn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m sure they ’ ll tell us that the riots were the top story and they ’ d be right .
But the short shrift given not only Rosenstein ’ s testimony but the entire investigation of John Durham into the origins of the Russian investigation can not be explained away as “ conspiracy theories ” — not when Rosenstein himself approves of that probe , calling it “ reasonable.
” “ I knew an investigation into the dossier would be far more complicated and take far more time , ” Rosenstein said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigation to be “ focused ” and “ resolved as expeditiously as possible.
” He then noted that Durham is looking at that issue .
“ I am grateful we wrapped up the special counsel phase in 22 months , and if there is other information to be uncovered , I ’ m confident it will be uncovered , ” he said .
When Rosenstein testifies again — as he almost certainly will — the media will claim it ’ s “ old news ” and say they don ’ t need to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros .

If you watched the news yesterday, you probably missed former acting attorney general Rod Rosenstein, who testified before Congress about his role in the Russia collusion investigation.
That’s because the major news networks didn’t cover it.
Where coverage of the Russia investigation was wall-to-wall, day after day saturation, the examination of how that investigation got it so spectacularly wrong hasn’t evinced much interest from the press.
Indeed, the collusion narrative was fed by a tsunami of press coverage. A study published in the Washington Times shows just how overwhelming it was.
“By far, the biggest news story of the Trump presidency has been the Russia investigation. As of August 15, the three broadcast network evening newscasts have devoted a combined 1,854 minutes to the probe, or nearly one-fifth (19.6 percent) of all of their Trump news. Yet virtually none of that airtime (just 62 minutes, or 3.3 percent) has been spent scrutinizing Robert Mueller’s investigation — a big shift from twenty years ago, when the networks made Ken Starr’s conduct the focus of much of their coverage,” wrote Rich Noyes, senior analyst for Newsbusters.org, a conservative press watchdog.
“But unlike the media’s hostility to the Starr investigation that led to President Clinton’s impeachment 20 years ago, the media this time have seemed utterly uninterested in investigating the investigator,” the analyst noted in the study.
As Joseph Wulfsohn of Fox News reports, there appeared to be a studied indifference to Rosenstein’s testimony from the media.
The hearing, which went from late morning to early afternoon, did not receive any live coverage from CNN nor MSNBC, who hyped the Russia collusion narrative for years before Special Counsel Robert Mueller concluded that there was no collaboration between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin during the 2016 election. Both CNN and MSNBC offered a live-stream of the hearing on their websites.
All three broadcast networks, ABC, NBC, and CBS, also avoided the hearing in their evening programs. They did, however, manage to squeeze in the scathing late-breaking remarks that emerged from former Defense Secretary Gen. Jim Mattis, who denounced President Trump divisiveness in a piece published in The Atlantic just 30 minutes before the evening programs aired on the East Coast.
That sound you hear is crickets chirping.
The Rosenstein testimony was a non-event. It didn’t happen because the media says it didn’t happen. Nothing to see here. Move along.
Except Rosenstein, who appointed Robert Mueller as special prosecutor in the Russian investigation, had some interesting things to say, including that if he knew what he knows today, he wouldn’t have authorized wiretaps on Carter Page.
Rosenstein also testified Wednesday that he would not have signed a FISA warrant renewal application for Page had he known about the since-revealed misconduct surrounding those warrants — while faulting the FBI for its handling of the documents.
“If you knew then what you know now, would you have signed the warrant application?” committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., asked Rosenstein.
“No, I would not,” Rosenstein said.
That’s worth a page 3 story in the New York Times, at least, isn’t it? Guess not.
I’m sure they’ll tell us that the riots were the top story and they’d be right. But the short shrift given not only Rosenstein’s testimony but the entire investigation of John Durham into the origins of the Russian investigation cannot be explained away as “conspiracy theories” — not when Rosenstein himself approves of that probe, calling it “reasonable.”
“I knew an investigation into the dossier would be far more complicated and take far more time,” Rosenstein said, explaining he wanted Mueller’s investigation to be “focused” and “resolved as expeditiously as possible.”
He then noted that Durham is looking at that issue.
“I am grateful we wrapped up the special counsel phase in 22 months, and if there is other information to be uncovered, I’m confident it will be uncovered,” he said.
When Rosenstein testifies again — as he almost certainly will — the media will claim it’s “old news” and say they don’t need to cover it.
Alex Jones brings out the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros.


newswars--2020-06-04--Wall Street Halts Massive Student-Loan Relief Deal in Court

On Sunday , U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika ruled in favor of a coalition of financial firms and rejected an agreement that had been made by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with 15 members of the National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts .
The settlement would ’ ve resulted in student loan relief for “ hundreds of thousands ” of borrowers , according to Bloomberg/LA Times .
But Noreika ruled that lawyers hired to act on behalf of the trusts lacked the authority to deal with the CFPB and although the trustee , Wilmington Trust , had the authority to – @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proposed settlement .
The result of the settlement would have been the auditing of 800,000 student loans to help investigate and resolve allegations of collection agencies flooding the nation ’ s courts illegally with false paperwork .
Some borrowers had luck in fighting the collection attempts in court , meaning the settlement would have likely paved the way for more relief .
“ Banks , insurers , debt collectors and hedge funds ” all fought against the settlement , arguing that one equity holder of the National Collegiate trusts , VCG , didn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the agreement with the CFPB .
The trusts are owned billions of dollars and are among the nation ’ s largest owners of private student debt .
Many of the loans , made more than 10 years ago , have ranked among the “ worst-performing student loans ever packaged into securities.
” About half of the $ 12 billion that had been packaged into securities were in default at the time the 2017 settlement was proposed .
Donald Uderitz , who runs VCG , has been trying for years to change how the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proposed ideas that involve forgiving some principle , but has been unable to convince other investors in the trust that his ideas are worthwhile .
Money managers have fought him in both state and federal court – and if this ruling is any indication , Uderitz , not unlike those burdened with the debt itself , may have an uphill climb ahead of him .
Recall , we wrote back in February 2020 that the American taxpayer could face a $ 200 billion tab due to student loan relief programs .
The CBO @ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ 40.3 billion on new loans made from 2020-2029 , or about 21 % of the original amount .
There are more than 50 million Americans with student loan debt .
The CBO estimated that most of the borrowers are stuck in low wage and low skilled jobs with large balances that may never be paid pack .
Many of these folks are millennials , stuck in a renting society with absolutely no economic mobility .
Alex Jones brings out the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create @ @ @ @ @ @ @ funded by George Soros .

On Sunday, U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika ruled in favor of a coalition of financial firms and rejected an agreement that had been made by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with 15 members of the National Collegiate Student Loan Trusts.
The settlement would’ve resulted in student loan relief for “hundreds of thousands” of borrowers, according to Bloomberg/LA Times.
But Noreika ruled that lawyers hired to act on behalf of the trusts lacked the authority to deal with the CFPB and although the trustee, Wilmington Trust, had the authority to – it didn’t agree to the proposed settlement.
The result of the settlement would have been the auditing of 800,000 student loans to help investigate and resolve allegations of collection agencies flooding the nation’s courts illegally with false paperwork. Some borrowers had luck in fighting the collection attempts in court, meaning the settlement would have likely paved the way for more relief.
“Banks, insurers, debt collectors and hedge funds” all fought against the settlement, arguing that one equity holder of the National Collegiate trusts, VCG, didn’t have the right to approve the agreement with the CFPB.
The trusts are owned billions of dollars and are among the nation’s largest owners of private student debt. Many of the loans, made more than 10 years ago, have ranked among the “worst-performing student loans ever packaged into securities.”
About half of the $12 billion that had been packaged into securities were in default at the time the 2017 settlement was proposed.
Donald Uderitz, who runs VCG, has been trying for years to change how the trust collects from borrowers. He has proposed ideas that involve forgiving some principle, but has been unable to convince other investors in the trust that his ideas are worthwhile.
Money managers have fought him in both state and federal court – and if this ruling is any indication, Uderitz, not unlike those burdened with the debt itself, may have an uphill climb ahead of him.
Recall, we wrote back in February 2020 that the American taxpayer could face a $200 billion tab due to student loan relief programs.
The CBO estimated then that the government would forgive $40.3 billion on new loans made from 2020-2029, or about 21% of the original amount.
There are more than 50 million Americans with student loan debt. The CBO estimated that most of the borrowers are stuck in low wage and low skilled jobs with large balances that may never be paid pack. Many of these folks are millennials, stuck in a renting society with absolutely no economic mobility.
Alex Jones brings out the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros.


newswars--2020-06-04--Video: Good Sanitarians Harassed, Called Racist For Trying to Clean Off BLM Graffiti

Two videos out of the U.S. and the UK both show good samaritans trying to clean off BLM graffiti from buildings and monuments being harassed and called racist .
The first clip shows three young women scrubbing ‘ BLM ’ graffiti off the side of the Lafayette Building in Washington , DC .
“ Why are you guys removing Black Lives Matter graffiti ?
” asks the woman filming the video , whose name is likely to be Karen .
One of the girls then explains how they are removing the graffiti , prompting Karen to ask , “ But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ off ?
” Another of the girls explains that it ’ s vandalism , to which Karen responds , “ So you don ’ t care about black lives then ?
” The confrontation ends with Karen lecturing the girls , “ Not a great way to use your white privilege , ladies , that ’ s disgusting.
” Another video shows a group of young men trying to remove anti-police graffiti from a war memorial in London .
“ Couldn ’ t even wait a day , not one day , because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the girl filming the clip .
They are the berated by another woman for the sin of attempting to clean the area by picking up discarded Black Lives Matter signs .
The woman recording the video then says , “ I ’ m gon na get their faces in , everybody say cheese , ” as part of an apparent effort to doxx the young men .
The men responded by laughing at the women .
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Two videos out of the U.S. and the UK both show good samaritans trying to clean off BLM graffiti from buildings and monuments being harassed and called racist.
The first clip shows three young women scrubbing ‘BLM’ graffiti off the side of the Lafayette Building in Washington, DC.
“Why are you guys removing Black Lives Matter graffiti?” asks the woman filming the video, whose name is likely to be Karen.
Removing graffiti is racistpic.twitter.com/itWKq4JiWb — Old Holborn ✘ (@Holbornlolz) June 4, 2020
One of the girls then explains how they are removing the graffiti, prompting Karen to ask, “But why do you want that to come off?”
Another of the girls explains that it’s vandalism, to which Karen responds, “So you don’t care about black lives then?”
The confrontation ends with Karen lecturing the girls, “Not a great way to use your white privilege, ladies, that’s disgusting.”
Another video shows a group of young men trying to remove anti-police graffiti from a war memorial in London.
“Couldn’t even wait a day, not one day, because of their precious memorial,” snarks the girl filming the clip.
They are the berated by another woman for the sin of attempting to clean the area by picking up discarded Black Lives Matter signs.
The woman recording the video then says, “I’m gonna get their faces in, everybody say cheese,” as part of an apparent effort to doxx the young men.
The men responded by laughing at the women.
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newswars--2020-06-04--Amazon Censors Former NYT Reporter’s Book Exposing COVID-19 Lockdowns

Former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson posted a screenshot to Twitter showing Amazon Kindle refused to sell his new book Unreported Truths About COVID-19 and Lockdowns : Part 1 : Introduction and Death Counts and Estimates .
“ Oh fuck me .
I can ’ t believe it .
They censored it , ” Berenson captioned the post .
“ THEY CENSORED IT !
It is based entirely on published government data and scientific papers .
It doesn ’ t say coronavirus isn ’ t real or doesn ’ t kill people ( in fact , the worst-case death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people ) .
And Amazon won ’ t run it.
” Amazon ’ s message to Berenson stated , “ Your book does not comply with our guidelines .
As a result we are not offering your book for sale .
Due to the rapidly changing nature of information around the COVID-19 virus , we are referring customers to official sources for health information about the virus .
Please consider removing references to COVID-19 for this book.
” “ Today Amazon refused to publish my booklet about the coronavirus because it ‘ did @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) guidelines , ” Berenson wrote .
“ This is outrageous censorship from a company that has gained hugely from lockdowns – and dominates the US book market , especially with stores closed !
” Tesla CEO Elon Musk chimed in on the post , tagging Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in a message saying , “ This is insane .
Time to break up Amazon .
Monopolies are wrong !
” Exposing Amazon ’ s glaring hypocrisy , Berenson reflected on the time Amazon “ wouldn ’ t stop selling a how-to guide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it was forced to.
” From pedophilia to domestic terrorism , check out more books being sold on Amazon in the following posts .
How can long can America survive without a free flow of information ?

Former New York Times reporter Alex Berenson posted a screenshot to Twitter showing Amazon Kindle refused to sell his new book Unreported Truths About COVID-19 and Lockdowns: Part 1: Introduction and Death Counts and Estimates.
“Oh fuck me. I can’t believe it. They censored it,” Berenson captioned the post. “THEY CENSORED IT! It is based entirely on published government data and scientific papers. It doesn’t say coronavirus isn’t real or doesn’t kill people (in fact, the worst-case death toll is likely to be striking to people). And Amazon won’t run it.”
Amazon’s message to Berenson stated, “Your book does not comply with our guidelines. As a result we are not offering your book for sale. Due to the rapidly changing nature of information around the COVID-19 virus, we are referring customers to official sources for health information about the virus. Please consider removing references to COVID-19 for this book.”
“Today Amazon refused to publish my booklet about the coronavirus because it ‘did not comply’ with their (undisclosed) guidelines,” Berenson wrote. “This is outrageous censorship from a company that has gained hugely from lockdowns – and dominates the US book market, especially with stores closed!”
Tesla CEO Elon Musk chimed in on the post, tagging Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos in a message saying, “This is insane. Time to break up Amazon. Monopolies are wrong!”
Time to break up Amazon. Monopolies are wrong! — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 4, 2020
Exposing Amazon’s glaring hypocrisy, Berenson reflected on the time Amazon “wouldn’t stop selling a how-to guide for pedophiles and only backed off after it was forced to.”
I’m old enough to remember when @Amazon wouldn’t stop selling a how-to guide for pedophiles and only backed off after it was forced to. https://t.co/A0R5YCJejB pic.twitter.com/4evYXmK4Xx — Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) June 4, 2020
From pedophilia to domestic terrorism, check out more books being sold on Amazon in the following posts.
More books you can buy on @Amazon right now (note The Anarchist Cookbook is selling quite well at the moment). pic.twitter.com/R2eRoAzwWH — Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) June 4, 2020
Books you can buy on Amazon right now: pic.twitter.com/cNUR3y704T — Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) June 4, 2020
How can long can America survive without a free flow of information?


newswars--2020-06-04--Shame: White Child Kneels, Holds “Privileged” White Guilt Protest Sign

A photo of a white child holding a protest sign accusing her of being “ privileged ” sparked outrage .
@ @ @ @ @ on social media , the confused child is seen kneeling as she holds a sign @ @ @ @ @ her and rainbow-colored text that reads , “ Privileged , ” above the hashtag # @ @ @ @ @ outrage from many online , who questioned why the girl ’ s parents would instill @ @ @ @ @ guilt over her skin color at such a young age .
“ Imagine teaching your @ @ @ @ @ because of her skin colour and then publicly humiliate her on social media , ” @ @ @ @ @ .

A photo of a white child holding a protest sign accusing her of being “privileged” sparked outrage.
In the photo being circulated on social media, the confused child is seen kneeling as she holds a sign with an arrow pointed at her and rainbow-colored text that reads, “Privileged,” above the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter.
The photo prompted outrage from many online, who questioned why the girl’s parents would instill a sense of shame or guilt over her skin color at such a young age.
“Imagine teaching your own daughter to feel guilty because of her skin colour and then publicly humiliate her on social media,” wrote one person on Twitter.
“Just straight up child abuse,” another person wrote.
Imagine teaching your own daughter to feel guilty because of her skin colour and then publicly humiliate her on social media, Helen Leathem is the definition of a garbage person pic.twitter.com/kJr378qHeX — 🇦🇺JustJosh🇩🇪 (@BroadcastBeserk) June 4, 2020
“We need to instill our young girls with a sense of pride and self confidence!!!” Also: “Hey, sweetey: you are evil for being a white girl so make sure to feel guilty for things you didn’t and don’t do for the rest of your life!”https://t.co/KlacbNlFRi — Patrick (@ArgentineTea) June 3, 2020
What fresh hell is this? pic.twitter.com/d6rDaE1g7Y — Sydney Watson (@SydneyLWatson) June 4, 2020
You sick, sick parent. Vile. pic.twitter.com/tVRjibvv0d — Sir Rob Boyd KCB QC (@AvonandsomerRob) June 4, 2020
Just straight up child abuse. — Prince Of Wales 🇬🇧🏴 (@not_wales) June 4, 2020
Raising your children to be instilled with a sense of guilt is a textbook narcissist’s move. — San (@MiNoIchiSan) June 3, 2020
I sincerely hope this mother just did this for a photo op and the kid doesn’t actually know what any of this means. If you live your entire life with shame of who you are, particularly with the things you cannot change, you won’t really be living life at all. https://t.co/rd8MGlnQiv — Dr. Karlyn Borysenko (@DrKarlynB) June 4, 2020
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newswars--2020-06-04--Watch: Candace Owens Blasts Left’s Depiction of George Floyd as a Martyr

Conservative commentator Candace Owens slammed the black community ’ s support of George Floyd , saying efforts to portray him as a martyr are symbolic of America ’ s “ broken black culture.
” In a heated 17-minute rant , Owens delves into US crime statistics , Floyd ’ s criminal past , and why she believes protesters are once again being misled .
“ It has been weighing very heavily on my heart and on my mind , ” Owens said .
“ There was so much pressure for me to go with the popular opinion about who George @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sold a lot of lies at the detriment to the black community , at the detriment to the white community and at the detriment to America as a whole.
” “ So , I want to come out and say that I do not support George Floyd and the media ’ s depiction of him as a martyr for black America.
” Owens went on to claim black Americans are frequently manipulated into defending “ the bottom denominator of our society , ” as discussed by American author Shelby Steele .
“ Not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Not every black American is committing crimes .
But we are unique in that we are the only people that fight and scream and demand support for the people in our community that are up to no good , ” Owens said , referring to Floyd .
“ You would be hard pressed to find a Jewish person who has spent five stints in prison , who commits a crime and dies while committing a crime and that the Jewish people demand justice for.
” “ You would be hard pressed to find @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Latino America.
” “ What I am saying is not any defense for Derek Chauvin , ” Owens clarified , adding , “ The family of George Floyd deserves justice for the way that he died , but I also am not going to accept the narrative that this is the best the black community has to offer .
” Owens also pointed out protesters are lifting Floyd to the level of civil rights leader Martin Luther King , Jr. “ George Floyd was not an amazing person .
George Floyd is being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Everyone is pretending that this man lived a heroic lifestyle , ” Owens said .
“ We are embarrassing in that regard .
Nobody wants to tell the truth in black America .
Our biggest problem is us.
” Owens concludes her rant by asserting , “ I have no apologies to make .
George Floyd is not my martyr .
He can be yours.
” Owens ’ rant went viral on Twitter , where many labeled her a “ racist ” and a “ white supremacist ” for her unpopular opinion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ video sparked over a week of protests , many of which descended into chaos , destruction and violence mostly in Democrat-controlled cities .
The four Minneapolis officers seen in the shocking video have all been arrested and charged .
Alex Jones exposes those responsible for amping up the violence in the streets of America resulting in the deaths of black cops .

Conservative commentator Candace Owens slammed the black community’s support of George Floyd, saying efforts to portray him as a martyr are symbolic of America’s “broken black culture.”
In a heated 17-minute rant, Owens delves into US crime statistics, Floyd’s criminal past, and why she believes protesters are once again being misled.
Confession: #GeorgeFloyd is neither a martyr or a hero. But I hope his family gets justice. https://t.co/Lnxz0usrp5 — Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) June 3, 2020
“It has been weighing very heavily on my heart and on my mind,” Owens said.
“There was so much pressure for me to go with the popular opinion about who George Floyd was.”
“We are being sold a lot of lies at the detriment to the black community, at the detriment to the white community and at the detriment to America as a whole.”
“So, I want to come out and say that I do not support George Floyd and the media’s depiction of him as a martyr for black America.”
Owens went on to claim black Americans are frequently manipulated into defending “the bottom denominator of our society,” as discussed by American author Shelby Steele.
“Not every black American is a criminal. Not every black American is committing crimes. But we are unique in that we are the only people that fight and scream and demand support for the people in our community that are up to no good,” Owens said, referring to Floyd.
“You would be hard pressed to find a Jewish person who has spent five stints in prison, who commits a crime and dies while committing a crime and that the Jewish people demand justice for.”
“You would be hard pressed to find this in white America … even in Latino America.”
“What I am saying is not any defense for Derek Chauvin,” Owens clarified, adding, “The family of George Floyd deserves justice for the way that he died, but I also am not going to accept the narrative that this is the best the black community has to offer.
”
Owens also pointed out protesters are lifting Floyd to the level of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr.
“George Floyd was not an amazing person. George Floyd is being upheld as an amazing human being.”
“Everyone is pretending that this man lived a heroic lifestyle,” Owens said. “We are embarrassing in that regard. Nobody wants to tell the truth in black America. Our biggest problem is us.”
Owens concludes her rant by asserting, “I have no apologies to make. George Floyd is not my martyr. He can be yours.”
Owens’ rant went viral on Twitter, where many labeled her a “racist” and a “white supremacist” for her unpopular opinion.
Candace Owens ONLY job for the MAGA crowd is to make them feel good about being racist #CandaceOwens — ABlackWomanWhoDontGiveAF*ck (@battletested5) June 4, 2020
Good morning. Candace Owens is a Black, white Supremacist who profits off of being the black face of white racism. Black people can always make a quick buck being willing to say all the racist stuff white racists want to but can’t. #CandaceOwens pic.twitter.com/vtqNZRgVFO — Benjamin Dixon (@BenjaminPDixon) June 4, 2020
I just told y’all only a couple of days ago about ignoring #CandaceOwens …stop sending me her tweets! This person with zero cognitive capacity or cultural compass is blocked and out of my life https://t.co/22MDQal8tR — (@exavierpope) June 4, 2020
Floyd’s death filmed on video sparked over a week of protests, many of which descended into chaos, destruction and violence mostly in Democrat-controlled cities. The four Minneapolis officers seen in the shocking video have all been arrested and charged.
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newswars--2020-06-04--Riot Death Toll Now Higher Than Total Deaths of Unarmed Black People For Whole of 2019

The death toll from the current riots is now higher than the number of unarmed African-Americans killed throughout the entirety of 2019 .
Of the 1004 people killed by American police in 2019 , 371 were white , and 236 were black .
That ’ s noteworthy in itself since blacks are far likelier to become involved in violent confrontations with police than whites .
Of those people killed , 20 whites were unarmed and 10 blacks were unarmed .
There have now been a total of at least 17 deaths as a result of the recent riots .
Of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ killed by police .
As we previously highlighted , one of those killed was retired police captain David Dorn , who was shot in the head by looters as he tried to protect his community .
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The death toll from the current riots is now higher than the number of unarmed African-Americans killed throughout the entirety of 2019.
Of the 1004 people killed by American police in 2019, 371 were white, and 236 were black.
That’s noteworthy in itself since blacks are far likelier to become involved in violent confrontations with police than whites.
Of those people killed, 20 whites were unarmed and 10 blacks were unarmed.
There have now been a total of at least 17 deaths as a result of the recent riots. Of those 17 deaths, just three were killed by police.
As we previously highlighted, one of those killed was retired police captain David Dorn, who was shot in the head by looters as he tried to protect his community.
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newswars--2020-06-04--Big Bird and Elmo Will ‘Address Racism’ in Virtual CNN Town Hall

CNN is teaming up with the perennial children ’ s program Sesame Street in a virtual town hall that will @ @ @ @ @ America in the wake of the police involved death of George Floyd .
Scheduled to @ @ @ @ @ Together : Standing Up to Racism ” will be co-moderated by Big Bird , with @ @ @ @ @ and Erica Hill adding support .

CNN is teaming up with the perennial children’s program Sesame Street in a virtual town hall that will “address racism” in America in the wake of the police involved death of George Floyd.
Scheduled to air Saturday, “Coming Together: Standing Up to Racism” will be co-moderated by Big Bird, with CNN’s Van Jones and Erica Hill adding support.
CNN and Sesame Street are doing a special town hall for young kids and families who have questions about racism and where our nation is right now. https://t.co/g58MwSP1bE — anika palm (@ampalm) June 2, 2020
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newswars--2020-06-04--NPR Downplays Rioters Burning Down African-American Barbershop

NPR downplayed the culprits behind the fire that gutted an African-American barbershop by stating “ a fire destroyed it ” in a headline covering the story .
For those simply reading NPR headlines on a RSS newsfeed , it could have been an electrical fire for all they know .
It ’ s as if the outlet didn ’ t want to admit that rioters were behind the fire because it ’ s not until the fourth paragraph that NPR links the fire to the unrest in Minneapolis , albeit doing so somewhat indirectly .
It ’ s also reminiscent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a truck ” instead of the driver for mowing down pedestrians during a terrorist attack .
At least by reading through the article ( up till the 15th paragraph ) , you can still tell the fire was straight-up arson during civil unrest , but it ’ s still an example of how legacy media has been reluctant to contribute mass looting and destruction to riots .
But NPR wouldn ’ t even suggest the barbershop fire was part of a riot but rather a “ recent wave of protests , ” but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do with burning down an African-American barbershop that has nothing to do with the issue at hand ?
Dictionary.com defines protest as “ an expression or declaration of objection , disapproval , or dissent , often in opposition to something a person is powerless to prevent or avoid : a protest against increased taxation ” and , used as a verb , “ to give manifest expression to objection or disapproval ; remonstrate.
” Compare that to its definition of riot as “ a noisy , violent public disorder caused by a group @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a crowd protesting against another group , a government policy , etc.
, in the streets , ” and , used as a verb , “ to take part in a riot or disorderly public outbreak.
” In short , there ’ s a distinction between the two .

NPR downplayed the culprits behind the fire that gutted an African-American barbershop by stating “a fire destroyed it” in a headline covering the story.
For those simply reading NPR headlines on a RSS newsfeed, it could have been an electrical fire for all they know.
It’s as if the outlet didn’t want to admit that rioters were behind the fire because it’s not until the fourth paragraph that NPR links the fire to the unrest in Minneapolis, albeit doing so somewhat indirectly.
It’s also reminiscent of European news headlines that blamed “a truck” instead of the driver for mowing down pedestrians during a terrorist attack.
At least by reading through the article (up till the 15th paragraph), you can still tell the fire was straight-up arson during civil unrest, but it’s still an example of how legacy media has been reluctant to contribute mass looting and destruction to riots.
But NPR wouldn’t even suggest the barbershop fire was part of a riot but rather a “recent wave of protests,” but really, what does protesting have to do with burning down an African-American barbershop that has nothing to do with the issue at hand?
Dictionary.com defines protest as “an expression or declaration of objection, disapproval, or dissent, often in opposition to something a person is powerless to prevent or avoid: a protest against increased taxation” and, used as a verb, “to give manifest expression to objection or disapproval; remonstrate.”
Compare that to its definition of riot as “a noisy, violent public disorder caused by a group or crowd of persons, as by a crowd protesting against another group, a government policy, etc., in the streets,” and, used as a verb, “to take part in a riot or disorderly public outbreak.”
In short, there’s a distinction between the two.


newswars--2020-06-04--Expose Antifa: Project Veritas Infiltrates Anarchist Terror Group Posing As Protesters

The latest Project Veritas exposé released Thursday focuses on Portland , Oregon ’ s Rose City Antifa group and its violent tactics .
The group ’ s clandestine insider says he ’ s about halfway through the process of becoming an actual member of Rose City Antifa .
“ So , currently I am a prospect for Rose City Antifa and I am about halfway through the prospecting process to become a full-fledged member of Antifa .
They reached out to me through proton mail and we went back and forth and there was an interview set to meet up @ @ @ @ @ @ @ verify that I was me , they had me wear a white shirt and have a water bottle and show up at a Starbucks where a person was going to I.D .
me and approach me and asked who I was , ” the undercover journalist explained.. “ And I told them and I followed them to the destination where the interview was gon na be held.
” Continuing , the anonymous individual said , “ There , we went to a place called Imperial .
They were getting this tradecraft from someone @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , someone who did this for a living .
Caroline , which is the founder of RCA , moved to Sweden with her husband , who is a dual citizen .
So , there ’ s a back and forth with the European connection.
” During meetings , members are forced to leave their phones in the bathroom of a neighboring building so nobody can record conversations .
One member said the group ’ s goal “ is to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible , ” and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ things like an eye gouge , it takes very little pressure to injure someone ’ s eyes.
” “ Consider , like , destroying your enemy , not , like , delivering a really awesome right hand , right eye , left eye blow , you know ?
It ’ s not boxing , it ’ s not kickboxing , it ’ s , like , destroying your enemy , ” the domestic terrorist informed recruits .
The undercover journalist noted the group is extremely businesslike , saying , “ With RCA it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a company or like a business .
So , I feel like there is some type of outside funding , influence , or resources being used.
” The Project Veritas insider has “ retired ” from the group after obtaining enough content to show Antifa ’ s true intentions .
Alex Jones exposes those responsible for amping up the violence in the streets of America resulting in the deaths of black cops .

The latest Project Veritas exposé released Thursday focuses on Portland, Oregon’s Rose City Antifa group and its violent tactics.
The group’s clandestine insider says he’s about halfway through the process of becoming an actual member of Rose City Antifa.
“So, currently I am a prospect for Rose City Antifa and I am about halfway through the prospecting process to become a full-fledged member of Antifa. They reached out to me through proton mail and we went back and forth and there was an interview set to meet up in Portland.”
“So, to verify that I was me, they had me wear a white shirt and have a water bottle and show up at a Starbucks where a person was going to I.D. me and approach me and asked who I was,” the undercover journalist explained.. “And I told them and I followed them to the destination where the interview was gonna be held.”
Continuing, the anonymous individual said, “There, we went to a place called Imperial. They were getting this tradecraft from someone else, someone with much more experience, someone who did this for a living. Caroline, which is the founder of RCA, moved to Sweden with her husband, who is a dual citizen. So, there’s a back and forth with the European connection.”
During meetings, members are forced to leave their phones in the bathroom of a neighboring building so nobody can record conversations.
One member said the group’s goal “is to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible,” and another member told recruits to “Practice things like an eye gouge, it takes very little pressure to injure someone’s eyes.”
“Consider, like, destroying your enemy, not, like, delivering a really awesome right hand, right eye, left eye blow, you know? It’s not boxing, it’s not kickboxing, it’s, like, destroying your enemy,” the domestic terrorist informed recruits.
The undercover journalist noted the group is extremely businesslike, saying, “With RCA it seems much more structured, almost like a company or like a business. So, I feel like there is some type of outside funding, influence, or resources being used.”
The Project Veritas insider has “retired” from the group after obtaining enough content to show Antifa’s true intentions.
Alex Jones exposes those responsible for amping up the violence in the streets of America resulting in the deaths of black cops.


newswars--2020-06-04--VIDEO: Project Veritas Exposes Antifa Teaching Eye Gouging

A recent undercover exposé into Rose City Antifa by a Project Veritas shows the militant far-left group advocating violent tactics such as eye gouging to inflict damage on their enemies .
As Antifa was blamed for much of the violence , chaos , and destruction to take place over the weekend , President Donald Trump has signaled his intention to designate the radical left-wing anarchist agitators a terrorist organization .
“ The whole goal of this , right , it to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible , ” one of the Antifa instructors advised @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the Antifa member said : “ Practice things like an eye gouge , it takes very little pressure to injure someone ’ s eyes.
” Self-aware of the violent advice , the instructor continued : “ Police are going to be like perfect we can prosecute these f—— look how violent they are , and not that we aren ’ t but we need to f—– hide that s—.
” The instructor recommends scrapping dirtily with all their resources at hand to inflict maximum damage to the highest degree of safety for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The whole goal of this , right , is to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible , ” the instructor added .
The Project Veritas reporter realized that his identity would have to be concealed as acts of violence could be carried out against him for revealing the highly sensitive information .
“ Depending on the setting , if I were to be caught or found out in a setting where I am present with them , it could escalate to violence against me , ” the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the radical group was caught appearing to pay off protesters to cause destruction as riots wreaked havoc across America over the weekend .
In Pittsburgh , a suspected member of Antifa was turned in to a police station by his parents after a warrant was served to his household on suspicion of inciting riots .
A co-worker reportedly tipped off authorities after his bandanna-clad photo circulated social media .
Alex Jones brings out the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America @ @ @ @ @

A recent undercover exposé into Rose City Antifa by a Project Veritas shows the militant far-left group advocating violent tactics such as eye gouging to inflict damage on their enemies.
As Antifa was blamed for much of the violence, chaos, and destruction to take place over the weekend, President Donald Trump has signaled his intention to designate the radical left-wing anarchist agitators a terrorist organization.
“The whole goal of this, right, it to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible,” one of the Antifa instructors advised.
According to the Project Veritas post, the Antifa member said: “Practice things like an eye gouge, it takes very little pressure to injure someone’s eyes.”
Self-aware of the violent advice, the instructor continued: “Police are going to be like perfect we can prosecute these f—— look how violent they are, and not that we aren’t but we need to f—– hide that s—.”
The instructor recommends scrapping dirtily with all their resources at hand to inflict maximum damage to the highest degree of safety for the belligerent in a timely manner.
“The whole goal of this, right, is to get out there and do dangerous things as safely as possible,” the instructor added.
The Project Veritas reporter realized that his identity would have to be concealed as acts of violence could be carried out against him for revealing the highly sensitive information.
“Depending on the setting, if I were to be caught or found out in a setting where I am present with them, it could escalate to violence against me,” the anonymous journalist said.
A member of the radical group was caught appearing to pay off protesters to cause destruction as riots wreaked havoc across America over the weekend.
In Pittsburgh, a suspected member of Antifa was turned in to a police station by his parents after a warrant was served to his household on suspicion of inciting riots. A co-worker reportedly tipped off authorities after his bandanna-clad photo circulated social media.
Alex Jones brings out the documents he exposed two years ago detailing an organized effort to create racial division and civil unrest in America funded by George Soros.