newswars--2020-06-12--Fauci’s Long History of Pushing Vaccine “Solutions”

Since the emergence of HIV in the early 1980s , Dr. Anthony Fauci has acquired decades of experience being the front man for a network of powerful Big Pharma and Big Medicine interests .
This network ( one of the most conspicuous members of which is Fauci ’ s friend and patron Bill Gates ) profits handsomely from regularly declared epidemics and pandemics via the unending flow of cash that such events inevitably direct to pharmaceutical interventions—and especially vaccination .
Fauci ’ s father was a pharmacist , and Fauci himself has specialized in the pharmacological “ regulation ” of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his professional wagon to vaccines early on , and his agency ’ s single-minded focus on vaccine “ solutions ” —and simultaneous denial of serious vaccine-created problems such as vaccine failure and pathogenic priming—has long threatened to suffocate other avenues of exploration , whether for prevention or treatment .
Although Fauci has never been able to deliver on the promise of an HIV vaccine made when he took the helm of NIAID ( the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases ) in 1984 , he has been highly successful—for decades—in attracting billions @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new threats like Ebola and Zika have emerged , the groundwork laid during the HIV era has allowed vaccines to continue to monopolize both attention and funding .
Fauci is not only a productive agency fundraiser but also a prolific publisher .
The National Library of Medicine search engine ( PubMed ) pulls up nearly 300 publications that he has authored or co-authored over the last two decades .
And many of these—like Fauci ’ s 2017 remarks at Georgetown University that the Trump administration should expect a “ surprise outbreak ” within @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only foreshadow future events but also provide major hints of his network ’ s vaccine bias .
In 2003 , for example , Fauci and coauthors ( including then-CDC-director Julie Gerberding ) spelled out a vision in Science for a “ global vaccine enterprise.
” Although their focus back then was on HIV , the proposed measures sound eerily similar to what many of these same players have called for in conjunction with COVID-19 vaccines—including “ quickly measuring the effectiveness of vaccine protection as prototype vaccine candidates are identified , ” expanding manufacturing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ ] use in human trials ” and “ systematically explor [ ing ] .
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delivery systems for vaccines.
” It should probably come as no surprise , then , to discover similar fortune-telling tendencies in some of Fauci ’ s other publications .
A century before COVID-19 , the Spanish flu was one of the most famous—and society-scarring— pandemic episodes in global history .
In a 2007 analysis in The Journal of Infectious Diseases , Fauci and NIAID co-author David Morens examined some of the “ unusual epidemiologic features ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The 1918-1919 pandemic differed from current events in terms of the age groups affected , with the Spanish flu responsible for “ extraordinary ” excess mortality in healthy adults in their twenties and thirties , while COVID-19 has targeted older adults and individuals with underlying chronic conditions .
Nonetheless , several of the NIAID authors ’ observations are intriguing in light of the phenomena being observed today .
For example : • The 1918-19 influenza pandemic presented a number of “ seemingly new and severe clinical forms of disease ” that frequently @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aggressive ” type of pneumonia and an “ acute respiratory distress-like syndrome ” ( ARDS ) involving cyanosis ( lack of oxygen in the blood ) .
Individuals with COVID-19 , too , have displayed numerous symptoms considered “ unusual ” for classic respiratory viruses , including the “ emergency warning signs ” of cyanosis and ARDS-like breathing difficulties .
• In 1918-1919 , cytokine storms ( “ a deleterious overexuberant release of proinflammatory cytokines ” ) may have contributed to the mortality seen in young and otherwise healthy adults .
Cytokines are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ role in the immune response but which , in some circumstances , can apparently “ go rogue.
” Researchers writing in March in The Lancet argued that patients with severe COVID-19 illness , too , are showing signs of “ virally driven hyperinflammation ” or what they call “ cytokine storm syndrome.
” In their 2007 publication , Fauci and Morens offered little explanation for cytokine storms other than to suggest that they might be triggered by “ unappreciated host or environmental variables.
” • Based on the events of 1918-1919 , Fauci @ @ @ @ @ @ @ individual ’ s response to a new virus might “ depend on the history of previous exposures.
” Although the two authors did not consider vaccine exposure as a form of “ previous exposure , ” a January 2020 Pentagon study indicates that they should have .
The study found that members of the military who received an influenza vaccine had a 36 % increased odds of going on to develop a coronavirus infection .
Other studies have likewise pointed to increased risks of viral respiratory infections—both influenza and non-influenza—from flu shots .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ history into account when examining the “ staggering ” number of COVID-19 deaths that have occurred in nursing home residents subjected to annual influenza and pneumococcal vaccine requirements ?
In 2008 , Fauci , Morens and another NIAID author published an even more exhaustive analysis of the 1918-1919 pandemic , reviewing still-available postmortem samples as well as information from published autopsy series .
Although their analysis excluded nonpulmonary causes of death , the three authors concluded that it was influenza virus infection “ in conjunction with bacterial infection ” that led to most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ words , the high mortality was the result of “ poorly understood ” viral-bacterial interactions rather than of a virus on its own .
“ Without this secondary bacterial pneumonia , ” the three wrote , “ most patients would have recovered.
” Describing a hypothetical future pandemic , Fauci and Morens wrote in 2007 that “ The most difficult challenge would probably not be to increase medical knowledge about treatment and prevention , ” but rather “ to increase medical capacity and resource availability.
” Echoing the prognostications of disgraced pandemic modeler @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time , “ Health-care systems could be rapidly overwhelmed by the sheer volume of cases.
” Thirteen years later , guided by this perspective , the U.S. has spent over $ 660 million to set up nationwide COVID-19 emergency field hospitals , most of which , with the exception of New York ’ s , have never seen a single patient .
While the general consensus now seems to be that at least “ 80 % of patients can ride COVID-19 out at home , ” doctors treating the more severely afflicted would @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2007 assessment that increasing “ medical knowledge about treatment and prevention ” is unimportant .
Around the world , doctors have practically been begging for effective treatments , fighting uphill battles to gain more attention for inexpensive therapies such as intravenous vitamin C , vitamin D and the “ triple-combo ” of zinc , azithromycin ( an antibiotic ) and the off-patent drug hydroxychloroquine .
The vaccine-focused Fauci has been dismissive of hydroxychloroquine from the outset and briefly seemed to be vindicated when The Lancet published a devastating critique of the drug ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ journal was immediately forced to retract the article because it could not “ vouch for the veracity of the primary data sources.
” The same day , the New England Journal of Medicine also retracted a COVID-19 study , having ill-advisedly rushed to publish the same dubious data .
Reminiscent of the bacterial pneumonias that wreaked such havoc during the Spanish flu , researchers are currently issuing urgent pleas to pay more attention to COVID-19 co-infections , pointing out that many of those who die appear to have secondary bacterial or even fungal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of these co-infections in mortality is “ understudied ” and that important information about underlying bacterial infections is “ not being reported.
” In their 2008 paper , Fauci and co-authors presciently described other factors that might “ change the profile of morbidity and mortality during a future pandemic , ” including “ the increasing number of persons living in nursing home facilities , and the number of persons who are immunosuppressed or affected by cardiac disease , renal disease , and/or diabetes mellitus.
” Thus , they argued , “ pandemic planning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cause alone.
” In 2020 , however , the Gates-influenced calculus has taken center stage ; suddenly , it ’ s all about the virus—and the corresponding vaccine—to the exclusion of all else .
In a 2002 interview , Fauci noted that he relishes his public relations role , describing mass communication as being “ as important as the science that we do ” and stating , “ that ’ s part of what I like to do and I know I ’ m good at it.
” In light of the climate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ currently dwelling , his remarks ( made during the same interview ) about the post-9/11 anthrax attacks are also interesting : It is clear that the drastic actions taken in response to COVID-19 also constitute “ a major disruptor.
” In a just-published letter to the editor of the journal Toxicology , Polish and German scientists summarize a new analysis showing that coronavirus infection “ runs its course , peaks at about 7-8 weeks and then falls off , regardless of what public health measures are taken.
” Stated another way , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown measures halted the spread of the virus .
Will this compelling information prompt Fauci to admit that his rushed mRNA vaccine is dangerous or that the narrative that vaccines are the answer for all diseases is fatally flawed ?
It ’ s probably best not to hold our breath for that kind of “ retraction.
” Jon Rappoport breaks down the story of the whistleblower nurse who exposed COVID-19 patients being purposefully murdered to boost numbers .

Since the emergence of HIV in the early 1980s, Dr. Anthony Fauci has acquired decades of experience being the front man for a network of powerful Big Pharma and Big Medicine interests.
This network (one of the most conspicuous members of which is Fauci’s friend and patron Bill Gates) profits handsomely from regularly declared epidemics and pandemics via the unending flow of cash that such events inevitably direct to pharmaceutical interventions—and especially vaccination.
Fauci’s father was a pharmacist, and Fauci himself has specialized in the pharmacological “regulation” of the human immune system. He hitched his professional wagon to vaccines early on, and his agency’s single-minded focus on vaccine “solutions”—and simultaneous denial of serious vaccine-created problems such as vaccine failure and pathogenic priming—has long threatened to suffocate other avenues of exploration, whether for prevention or treatment.
Although Fauci has never been able to deliver on the promise of an HIV vaccine made when he took the helm of NIAID (the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases) in 1984, he has been highly successful—for decades—in attracting billions for HIV vaccine research. And as new threats like Ebola and Zika have emerged, the groundwork laid during the HIV era has allowed vaccines to continue to monopolize both attention and funding.
Fauci is not only a productive agency fundraiser but also a prolific publisher. The National Library of Medicine search engine (PubMed) pulls up nearly 300 publications that he has authored or co-authored over the last two decades. And many of these—like Fauci’s 2017 remarks at Georgetown University that the Trump administration should expect a “surprise outbreak” within “the next few years”—not only foreshadow future events but also provide major hints of his network’s vaccine bias.
In 2003, for example, Fauci and coauthors (including then-CDC-director Julie Gerberding) spelled out a vision in Science for a “global vaccine enterprise.” Although their focus back then was on HIV, the proposed measures sound eerily similar to what many of these same players have called for in conjunction with COVID-19 vaccines—including “quickly measuring the effectiveness of vaccine protection as prototype vaccine candidates are identified,” expanding manufacturing resources “to speed [vaccine candidates’] use in human trials” and “systematically explor[ing] . . . delivery systems for vaccines.” It should probably come as no surprise, then, to discover similar fortune-telling tendencies in some of Fauci’s other publications.
The 1918-1919 pandemic
A century before COVID-19, the Spanish flu was one of the most famous—and society-scarring— pandemic episodes in global history. In a 2007 analysis in The Journal of Infectious Diseases, Fauci and NIAID co-author David Morens examined some of the “unusual epidemiologic features” and patterns associated with the deadly pandemic. The 1918-1919 pandemic differed from current events in terms of the age groups affected, with the Spanish flu responsible for “extraordinary” excess mortality in healthy adults in their twenties and thirties, while COVID-19 has targeted older adults and individuals with underlying chronic conditions. Nonetheless, several of the NIAID authors’ observations are intriguing in light of the phenomena being observed today. For example:
The 1918-19 influenza pandemic presented a number of “seemingly new and severe clinical forms of disease” that frequently proved fatal, including an “acute aggressive” type of pneumonia and an “acute respiratory distress-like syndrome” (ARDS) involving cyanosis (lack of oxygen in the blood). Individuals with COVID-19, too, have displayed numerous symptoms considered “unusual” for classic respiratory viruses, including the “emergency warning signs” of cyanosis and ARDS-like breathing difficulties.
In 1918-1919, cytokine storms (“a deleterious overexuberant release of proinflammatory cytokines”) may have contributed to the mortality seen in young and otherwise healthy adults. Cytokines are cell signaling proteins that play an important role in the immune response but which, in some circumstances, can apparently “go rogue.” Researchers writing in March in The Lancet argued that patients with severe COVID-19 illness, too, are showing signs of “virally driven hyperinflammation” or what they call “cytokine storm syndrome.” In their 2007 publication, Fauci and Morens offered little explanation for cytokine storms other than to suggest that they might be triggered by “unappreciated host or environmental variables.”
Based on the events of 1918-1919, Fauci and Morens speculated in 2007 that an individual’s response to a new virus might “depend on the history of previous exposures.” Although the two authors did not consider vaccine exposure as a form of “previous exposure,” a January 2020 Pentagon study indicates that they should have. The study found that members of the military who received an influenza vaccine had a 36% increased odds of going on to develop a coronavirus infection. Other studies have likewise pointed to increased risks of viral respiratory infections—both influenza and non-influenza—from flu shots. Shouldn’t researchers be taking vaccination history into account when examining the “staggering” number of COVID-19 deaths that have occurred in nursing home residents subjected to annual influenza and pneumococcal vaccine requirements?
In 2008, Fauci, Morens and another NIAID author published an even more exhaustive analysis of the 1918-1919 pandemic, reviewing still-available postmortem samples as well as information from published autopsy series. Although their analysis excluded nonpulmonary causes of death, the three authors concluded that it was influenza virus infection “in conjunction with bacterial infection” that led to most of the 1918-1919 deaths. In other words, the high mortality was the result of “poorly understood” viral-bacterial interactions rather than of a virus on its own. “Without this secondary bacterial pneumonia,” the three wrote, “most patients would have recovered.”
Treatment implications
Describing a hypothetical future pandemic, Fauci and Morens wrote in 2007 that “The most difficult challenge would probably not be to increase medical knowledge about treatment and prevention,” but rather “to increase medical capacity and resource availability.” Echoing the prognostications of disgraced pandemic modeler Neil Ferguson, Fauci stated at the time, “Health-care systems could be rapidly overwhelmed by the sheer volume of cases.” Thirteen years later, guided by this perspective, the U.S. has spent over $660 million to set up nationwide COVID-19 emergency field hospitals, most of which, with the exception of New York’s, have never seen a single patient.
While the general consensus now seems to be that at least “80% of patients can ride COVID-19 out at home,” doctors treating the more severely afflicted would likely disagree with Fauci’s casual 2007 assessment that increasing “medical knowledge about treatment and prevention” is unimportant. Around the world, doctors have practically been begging for effective treatments, fighting uphill battles to gain more attention for inexpensive therapies such as intravenous vitamin C, vitamin D and the “triple-combo” of zinc, azithromycin (an antibiotic) and the off-patent drug hydroxychloroquine. The vaccine-focused Fauci has been dismissive of hydroxychloroquine from the outset and briefly seemed to be vindicated when The Lancet published a devastating critique of the drug’s effectiveness in early June—until the high-prestige journal was immediately forced to retract the article because it could not “vouch for the veracity of the primary data sources.” The same day, the New England Journal of Medicine also retracted a COVID-19 study, having ill-advisedly rushed to publish the same dubious data.
Reminiscent of the bacterial pneumonias that wreaked such havoc during the Spanish flu, researchers are currently issuing urgent pleas to pay more attention to COVID-19 co-infections, pointing out that many of those who die appear to have secondary bacterial or even fungal infections. They note that the role of these co-infections in mortality is “understudied” and that important information about underlying bacterial infections is “not being reported.”
In their 2008 paper, Fauci and co-authors presciently described other factors that might “change the profile of morbidity and mortality during a future pandemic,” including “the increasing number of persons living in nursing home facilities, and the number of persons who are immunosuppressed or affected by cardiac disease, renal disease, and/or diabetes mellitus.” Thus, they argued, “pandemic planning needs to go beyond addressing the viral cause alone.” In 2020, however, the Gates-influenced calculus has taken center stage; suddenly, it’s all about the virus—and the corresponding vaccine—to the exclusion of all else.
Science or public relations?
In a 2002 interview, Fauci noted that he relishes his public relations role, describing mass communication as being “as important as the science that we do” and stating, “that’s part of what I like to do and I know I’m good at it.” In light of the climate of fear in which many Americans are currently dwelling, his remarks (made during the same interview) about the post-9/11 anthrax attacks are also interesting:
You know, bioterrorism is two things: It’s a biological impact, and the terror that results from it. The disruption that Anthrax brought to our society was enormous compared to what the biological damage was: eighteen people infected and five dead. That’s unfortunate, obviously, and tragic for the people who died, but just look at the effects: It shut down the postal system, it shut down the Senate. It cost hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars in expenses for cleanup. It was a major disruptor.
It is clear that the drastic actions taken in response to COVID-19 also constitute “a major disruptor.” In a just-published letter to the editor of the journal Toxicology, Polish and German scientists summarize a new analysis showing that coronavirus infection “runs its course, peaks at about 7-8 weeks and then falls off, regardless of what public health measures are taken.” Stated another way, the data do not support the conclusion that lockdown measures halted the spread of the virus. Will this compelling information prompt Fauci to admit that his rushed mRNA vaccine is dangerous or that the narrative that vaccines are the answer for all diseases is fatally flawed? It’s probably best not to hold our breath for that kind of “retraction.”
Jon Rappoport breaks down the story of the whistleblower nurse who exposed COVID-19 patients being purposefully murdered to boost numbers.


newswars--2020-06-12--Military Nurse at ‘COVID Epicenter’ Hospital: “It’s Murder”

Her name is Erin Marie Olszewski .
She ’ s a military nurse .
She worked at the hospital that ’ s touted as being at the very center of the global pandemic , in terms of numbers of cases and deaths .
Her video is out there .
Infowars has it among their banned videos .
David Icke has it .
Solari.com has it .
The Brighteon platform has it .
Others have it .
It ’ s devastating testimony , first-hand , from Erin ’ s undercover investigation inside the Elmhust Hospital in Queens , New York , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” But this isn ’ t about the virus .
It ’ s about murder at the hospital .
That ’ s Erin ’ s assessment and conclusion , after working at Elmhurst .
Jon Rappoport breaks down the story of the whistleblower nurse who exposed COVID-19 patients being purposefully murdered to boost numbers .
I ’ ll boil down the essentials of her findings : At the hospital , poverty-stricken patients , mostly black and Latino , come in and are tested for COVID-19 .
When the conventional tests read negative—meaning no @ @ @ @ @ @ @ down as COVID-19 cases .
That puts them on a train to death .
For no good reason , they ’ re placed on breathing ventilators .
They ’ re sedated , to keep them from moving around and feeling the discomfort and pain of the invasive intubation .
But these patients are HEAVILY sedated for long periods .
As much as a MONTH .
Completely cut off from the outside world , they never wake up .
This is no mystery .
Any medical professional , doctor or nurse , WOULD KNOW @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s a protocol for killing .
And of course , the patients ’ deaths are marked down as “ caused by the virus.
” I can think of at least 20 New York and federal agencies who should be swarming all over the Elmhurst Hospital .
But there is no action of any kind from them .
Where is the famous Congresswoman from the 14th Congressional District , which includes the Elmhurst Hospital ?
I ’ m talking about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , the Democratic Socialist who wants a single-payer health system for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of healthcare she ’ s talking about ?
Why isn ’ t she storming the hospital with reporters and cameras , demanding answers , brushing past guards , blasting into the office of hospital CEO Israel Rocha and demanding to know why patients are dying on ventilators ?
Where is Bill De Blasio , the New York mayor ?
Where is Cuomo , the New York state governor ?
Nowhere .
They ’ re too busy with the punishing lockdowns .
Too busy destroying the New York economy .
Too busy destroying the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their insane economic attack .
Too busy playing up to their “ liberal ” voters , who are loyal to new zombie normal with their utterly useless masks .
Alex Jones breaks down the entirety of the globalist plan , from Covid-19 to the BLM riots .
Where are New York reporters ?
Why aren ’ t they camped out at the Elmhurst Hospital demanding answers and exposing capital crimes ?
Where are public protests at the hospital ?
Inside those doors , many people CAN ’ T BREATHE anymore .
But in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do with a cop who has his knee on the neck of a black man .
It has to do with a standard of medical care that is pushing patients on the train to death .
If local reporters and Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez were doing their jobs , you would definitely see those protests , and the whole foul truth would come tumbling out for the world to know .
What about the doctors and nurses inside the Elmhurst Hospital ?
What do they have to say ?
Who set up the protocol of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ just following orders ?
” Who is giving the orders ?
Labeling patients “ COVID-19 ” brings more insurance money to the hospital .
That ’ s obvious .
But what about INDUCED DEATH ?
Is it just the result of cold indifference ?
At one point in the video , Erin says that , although she works with some good people , there are others , and apparently for them , patients are “ disposable ” human beings .
Surely , these Elmhurst doctors and nurses know about Erin ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they have anything to say ?
Wouldn ’ t you assume they ’ d be defending themselves ?
So far , I see and hear nothing from them .
Are they under strict orders to keep their mouths shut ?
If so , why ?
If they aren ’ t committing horrendous crimes , why should they stay silent ?
And don ’ t assume Elmhurst is the only hospital where death by medical murder is occurring .
Don ’ t assume New York is the only city where it ’ s happening @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ve often cited , annual deaths in the US caused by medical mistreatment and errors , in hospitals , is 119,000 .
And that doesn ’ t include deaths caused by the administration of FDA approved drugs .
THAT number would be 106,000 per year .
( Journal of the American Medical Association , July 26 , 2000 , Dr. Barbara Starfield , Johns Hopkins School of Public Health , “ Is US Health Really the Best in the World ?
” ) Go ahead .
Add up those figures .
That ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hands of doctors .
That ’ s 2.25 MILLION deaths in America , per decade , caused by doctors .
It ’ s time the American people started paying attention to the third ( maybe the first ) leading cause of death in their country : medical care .
Elmhurst Hospital in Queens New York is the epicenter of something .
But it isn ’ t a virus .
Brushing medical hocus-pocus aside—let ’ s get down to the core of the death protocol .
Who ordered it ?
Who started it ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ t miss the powerful episode nine of ‘ Perspectives on the Pandemic .
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Her name is Erin Marie Olszewski. She’s a military nurse. She worked at the hospital that’s touted as being at the very center of the global pandemic, in terms of numbers of cases and deaths.
Her video is out there. Infowars has it among their banned videos. David Icke has it. Solari.com has it. The Brighteon platform has it. Others have it. It’s devastating testimony, first-hand, from Erin’s undercover investigation inside the Elmhust Hospital in Queens, New York, “the epicenter of the COVID epicenter.”
But this isn’t about the virus. It’s about murder at the hospital. That’s Erin’s assessment and conclusion, after working at Elmhurst.
Jon Rappoport breaks down the story of the whistleblower nurse who exposed COVID-19 patients being purposefully murdered to boost numbers.
I’ll boil down the essentials of her findings:
At the hospital, poverty-stricken patients, mostly black and Latino, come in and are tested for COVID-19. When the conventional tests read negative—meaning no COVID—some of these people are nevertheless marked down as COVID-19 cases.
That puts them on a train to death.
For no good reason, they’re placed on breathing ventilators. They’re sedated, to keep them from moving around and feeling the discomfort and pain of the invasive intubation.
But these patients are HEAVILY sedated for long periods. As much as a MONTH.
Completely cut off from the outside world, they never wake up.
This is no mystery. Any medical professional, doctor or nurse, WOULD KNOW DEATH IS THE INEVITABLE OUTCOME. It’s a protocol for killing.
And of course, the patients’ deaths are marked down as “caused by the virus.”
I can think of at least 20 New York and federal agencies who should be swarming all over the Elmhurst Hospital. But there is no action of any kind from them.
Where is the famous Congresswoman from the 14th Congressional District, which includes the Elmhurst Hospital? I’m talking about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democratic Socialist who wants a single-payer health system for all Americans. Is THIS the kind of healthcare she’s talking about? Why isn’t she storming the hospital with reporters and cameras, demanding answers, brushing past guards, blasting into the office of hospital CEO Israel Rocha and demanding to know why patients are dying on ventilators?
Where is Bill De Blasio, the New York mayor? Where is Cuomo, the New York state governor? Nowhere. They’re too busy with the punishing lockdowns. Too busy destroying the New York economy. Too busy destroying the lives of millions of New Yorkers with their insane economic attack. Too busy playing up to their “liberal” voters, who are loyal to new zombie normal with their utterly useless masks.
Alex Jones breaks down the entirety of the globalist plan, from Covid-19 to the BLM riots.
Where are New York reporters? Why aren’t they camped out at the Elmhurst Hospital demanding answers and exposing capital crimes?
Where are public protests at the hospital? Inside those doors, many people CAN’T BREATHE anymore. But in this case, it has nothing to do with a cop who has his knee on the neck of a black man. It has to do with a standard of medical care that is pushing patients on the train to death. If local reporters and Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez were doing their jobs, you would definitely see those protests, and the whole foul truth would come tumbling out for the world to know.
What about the doctors and nurses inside the Elmhurst Hospital? What do they have to say? Who set up the protocol of death? Why are these health professionals “just following orders?” Who is giving the orders? Labeling patients “COVID-19” brings more insurance money to the hospital. That’s obvious. But what about INDUCED DEATH? Is it just the result of cold indifference? At one point in the video, Erin says that, although she works with some good people, there are others, and apparently for them, patients are “disposable” human beings.
Surely, these Elmhurst doctors and nurses know about Erin’s video by now. Don’t they have anything to say? Wouldn’t you assume they’d be defending themselves? So far, I see and hear nothing from them. Are they under strict orders to keep their mouths shut? If so, why? If they aren’t committing horrendous crimes, why should they stay silent?
And don’t assume Elmhurst is the only hospital where death by medical murder is occurring. Don’t assume New York is the only city where it’s happening.
In a mainstream review I’ve often cited, annual deaths in the US caused by medical mistreatment and errors, in hospitals, is 119,000. And that doesn’t include deaths caused by the administration of FDA approved drugs. THAT number would be 106,000 per year. (Journal of the American Medical Association, July 26, 2000, Dr. Barbara Starfield, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, “Is US Health Really the Best in the World?”)
Go ahead. Add up those figures. That’s 225,000 deaths a year at the hands of doctors. That’s 2.25 MILLION deaths in America, per decade, caused by doctors.
It’s time the American people started paying attention to the third (maybe the first) leading cause of death in their country: medical care.
Elmhurst Hospital in Queens New York is the epicenter of something. But it isn’t a virus.
Brushing medical hocus-pocus aside—let’s get down to the core of the death protocol. Who ordered it? Who started it? Who is enforcing it?
Don’t miss the powerful episode nine of ‘Perspectives on the Pandemic.’


newswars--2020-06-12--SJWs Demand Removal of Cartoon Police Dog From Paw Patrol

Social justice warriors now want a cartoon police dog to be removed from the children ’ s series Paw Patrol .
The Twitter movement to ban Chase the Police Dog comes after Paramount Network caved to pressure to cancel the long-running TV series Cops and A & E similarly cancelled its series Live PD .
“ The Twitterverse went after the children ’ s show and claimed that it contributed to portraying the police in an exclusively positive light , ” Newsweek stated .
“ ‘ Euthanize the police dog , ’ a fan wrote .
‘ Defund the Paw @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Patrol , which airs on Nickelodeon , follows a team of six rescue dogs and a boy named Ryder who protect the seaside town of Adventure Bay .
Other viewers pushed back on the calls to remove Chase by pointing out that he ’ s a cartoon , with one even stating that he “ should be the standard for a cop to follow , he ’ s a good dog.
” In other words , he ’ s imaginary and thus isn ’ t constrained by reality , so he can be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when wearing a badge .
For one thing , Chase doesn ’ t represent the often-criticized militarization of local police .
He ’ s isn ’ t wearing SWAT gear or driving around in a MRAP first used in Iraq , for example , so the movement to eradicate Chase seems to be more anti-cop than anti-police brutality .

Social justice warriors now want a cartoon police dog to be removed from the children’s series Paw Patrol.
The Twitter movement to ban Chase the Police Dog comes after Paramount Network caved to pressure to cancel the long-running TV series Cops and A&E similarly cancelled its series Live PD.
“The Twitterverse went after the children’s show and claimed that it contributed to portraying the police in an exclusively positive light,” Newsweek stated. “‘Euthanize the police dog,’ a fan wrote. ‘Defund the Paw Patrol,’ another said.”
Paw Patrol, which airs on Nickelodeon, follows a team of six rescue dogs and a boy named Ryder who protect the seaside town of Adventure Bay.
Other viewers pushed back on the calls to remove Chase by pointing out that he’s a cartoon, with one even stating that he “should be the standard for a cop to follow, he’s a good dog.”
A bunch of horrible people in these comments! You shame the human race. Chase should be the standard for a cop to follow, he’s a good dog. pic.twitter.com/0USM9fPEzg — ⚡Austin⚡ (@RunKidFlash) June 2, 2020
In other words, he’s imaginary and thus isn’t constrained by reality, so he can be a role model for what to do when wearing a badge.
For one thing, Chase doesn’t represent the often-criticized militarization of local police. He’s isn’t wearing SWAT gear or driving around in a MRAP first used in Iraq, for example, so the movement to eradicate Chase seems to be more anti-cop than anti-police brutality.


newswars--2020-06-12--Watch: Police Confront Rioters who Attacked Police Vehicle in Miami

Cameras were rolling when rioters attacked a police vehicle and were subsequently confronted by Miami PD .
Footage from Wednesday shows an unmarked police cruiser slowly making its way down a crowded street when rioters get in front of the car and begin attacking it .
As the car rolls to a stop , four officers emerge and attempt to apprehend violent protesters as more officers show up .
Here are more angles : Officers arrested seven rioters one day after statues of Christopher Columbus and Juan Ponce De Leon were defaced with images of communist propaganda , including a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officers identified the suspects via surveillance cameras , and after giving an exact description of the suspects , our ground officers moved in and arrested the suspects who committed the vandalism , ” a Miami PD news release stated .
“ While initiating the arrests , several protesters assaulted our officers and damaged a police vehicle .
We were able to arrest a total of 7 of the violent protestors .
The peaceful protestors were not arrested.
” The news release continued : “ In the City of Miami , we support peaceful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for those who hide behind the peaceful protesters to incite riots , damage property , and hurt members of the public or our officers.
” The CIA & the Pentagon have a manual for overthrowing countries with civil war .
Oddly enough , it looks exactly like what is happening today in America .

Cameras were rolling when rioters attacked a police vehicle and were subsequently confronted by Miami PD.
Footage from Wednesday shows an unmarked police cruiser slowly making its way down a crowded street when rioters get in front of the car and begin attacking it.
Warning: Video contains obscene language; loud audio. Viewer discretion advised.
As the car rolls to a stop, four officers emerge and attempt to apprehend violent protesters as more officers show up.
Here are more angles:
Officers arrested seven rioters one day after statues of Christopher Columbus and Juan Ponce De Leon were defaced with images of communist propaganda, including a hammer and sickle.
Anyone with information on other suspects who vandalized the statues or police vehicle is urged to contact the Miami Police Department at (305) 579-6111. Those with information who wish to remain anonymous may contact @CrimeStopper305 pic.twitter.com/x5r40UEQH5 — Miami PD (@MiamiPD) June 11, 2020
“Miami police officers identified the suspects via surveillance cameras, and after giving an exact description of the suspects, our ground officers moved in and arrested the suspects who committed the vandalism,” a Miami PD news release stated.
“While initiating the arrests, several protesters assaulted our officers and damaged a police vehicle. We were able to arrest a total of 7 of the violent protestors. The peaceful protestors were not arrested.”
The news release continued: “In the City of Miami, we support peaceful protests but there will be zero tolerance for those who hide behind the peaceful protesters to incite riots, damage property, and hurt members of the public or our officers.”
The CIA & the Pentagon have a manual for overthrowing countries with civil war. Oddly enough, it looks exactly like what is happening today in America.


newswars--2020-06-12--Who Is God Of The Chicoms?

Who Is God Of The Chicoms?

Brian Wilson breaks down recent attacks against religious groups in China and wonders what the religion of the Communist Chinese @ @ @ @

Brian Wilson breaks down recent attacks against religious groups in China and wonders what the religion of the Communist Chinese superstate truly is.


newswars--2020-06-12--Police Search Home of Student After BB Gun Spotted During Online Class

Outrage online is palpable as a Baltimore mother is sounding the alarm about webcam classes , after a teacher took a screenshot of her son ’ s bedroom and shared it with police .
Courtney Lancaster Sperry , a Navy veteran of four years , was shocked when police arrived at her doorstep unannounced last month , asking to search her home and speak to her 11-year-old son .
The incident has sparked outrage across Twitter and Facebook , as many called for the school administrators to be fired for “ spying on kids , ” while others want the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a warrantless search of private property over a frivolous claim .
Sperry herself was also criticized for entertaining the invasion of privacy in the first place .
The mother claimed the officers were “ appalled at the call ” to her home but that they commended her son for his “ respect and understanding ” of the BB guns which had apparently offended some members of staff at the boy ’ s school , Seneca Elementary , none of whom contacted Sperry or her partner with any concerns .
“ I found out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ S BEDROOM was taken by BCPS and BCPS is refusing to provide me with those pictures because it is not ‘ part of the student ’ s record , ’ ” an irate Sperry posted on Facebook .
“ Screenshots are being taken of minor children in their bedrooms ?
” Principal Jason Feiler reportedly called the police , claiming that “ just as [ Sperry ’ s son ] can not BRING guns to school , he can not BRING them to virtual meetings as well and this is in the handbook @ @ @ @ @ @ @ police carried out a 20-minute search of the home despite no criminal wrongdoing alleged , no probable cause , and no warrant , and left without so much as a warning issued .
“ I feel extremely violated and so does my son , ” Sperry said of the incident , adding that her fifth-grader son is also a boy scout who also trains in archery who , like many of his peers , has been engaged in virtual learning since schools shut down in March .
“ Virtual learning may work well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in your home offends anyone and you may spend the next couple of weeks circumventing the invasion and violation that I did today , ” Sperry said , raising additional concerns about who is on the calls , how many people could view them or view content from the lessons and what becomes of any content captured during class time .
Watch Tucker Carlson call out major corporations for funding nationwide Black Lives Matter protests that have turned into violent riots .

Outrage online is palpable as a Baltimore mother is sounding the alarm about webcam classes, after a teacher took a screenshot of her son’s bedroom and shared it with police.
Courtney Lancaster Sperry, a Navy veteran of four years, was shocked when police arrived at her doorstep unannounced last month, asking to search her home and speak to her 11-year-old son.
The incident has sparked outrage across Twitter and Facebook, as many called for the school administrators to be fired for “spying on kids,” while others want the police officers to be fired for conducting a warrantless search of private property over a frivolous claim. Sperry herself was also criticized for entertaining the invasion of privacy in the first place.
The mother claimed the officers were “appalled at the call” to her home but that they commended her son for his “respect and understanding” of the BB guns which had apparently offended some members of staff at the boy’s school, Seneca Elementary, none of whom contacted Sperry or her partner with any concerns.
INSANE: School safety officer notified when boy’s BB gun is spotted on his wall through his Web cam while he’s attending VIRTUAL school. Principal equates the electronic depiction of the boy’s bedroom wall w/ bringing a weapon to school. Cops search house.https://t.co/PRhuQha3TE pic.twitter.com/HZTNd3zoUD — John Dias 🇺🇸 (@TheRealJohnDias) June 11, 2020 Visit our store now before the sale ends!
“I found out that screenshots of my MINOR CHILD’S BEDROOM was taken by BCPS and BCPS is refusing to provide me with those pictures because it is not ‘part of the student’s record,’” an irate Sperry posted on Facebook.
“Screenshots are being taken of minor children in their bedrooms?”
Principal Jason Feiler reportedly called the police, claiming that “just as [Sperry’s son] cannot BRING guns to school, he cannot BRING them to virtual meetings as well and this is in the handbook,” according to Sperry.
The police carried out a 20-minute search of the home despite no criminal wrongdoing alleged, no probable cause, and no warrant, and left without so much as a warning issued.
“I feel extremely violated and so does my son,” Sperry said of the incident, adding that her fifth-grader son is also a boy scout who also trains in archery who, like many of his peers, has been engaged in virtual learning since schools shut down in March.
“Virtual learning may work well for you, but make sure nothing in your home offends anyone and you may spend the next couple of weeks circumventing the invasion and violation that I did today,” Sperry said, raising additional concerns about who is on the calls, how many people could view them or view content from the lessons and what becomes of any content captured during class time.
Watch Tucker Carlson call out major corporations for funding nationwide Black Lives Matter protests that have turned into violent riots.


newswars--2020-06-12--First Widespread US COVID-19 Vaccine Tests Set for July

A U.S. biotechnology company says it will make the first widespread tests of a possible coronavirus vaccine next month .
Moderna is working with the U.S. National Institutes of Health in developing a COVID-19 vaccine .
The company said Thursday it will make the first large U.S. study next month in 30,000 volunteers .
Some will get the actual vaccine , and others will get a placebo .
A Chinese biotech firm , Sinovac , also plans to test its vaccine next month , on 9,000 volunteers in Brazil .
Brazil will also be the testing ground for a vaccine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ University .
The Trump administration is working with private labs in what it calls “ Operation Warp Speed , ” which hopes to have 300 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine ready to go by January .
But experts say there ’ s never any guarantee a vaccine will work or , if it does , will offer more than a few months of protection .
Another major study forecasts millions sinking into extreme poverty because of the coronavirus pandemic .
A report by the United Nations University says the economic fallout could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which they are forced to live on $ 1.90 a day or less – the definition of extreme poverty .
A separate World Bank report this week put that number between 70 million and 100 million people .
“ The outlook for the world ’ s poorest looks grim unless governments do more and do it quickly and make up the daily loss of income the poor face , ” one of the U.N. report ’ s authors , Andy Sumner , said .
“ The result is progress on poverty reduction could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the U.N. goal of ending poverty look like a pipe dream.
” The U.N. report says South Asia – India in particular – will see the largest number of people sinking into extreme poverty , followed by sub-Saharan Africa .
Experts are appealing to economically powerful nations , such as the United States , to forgive the debts of developing countries that would take a stong hit from the pandemic .
The U.S. top infectious disease expert , Dr. Anthony Fauci , said the World Health Organization isn ’ t perfect , but @ @ @ @ @ @ @ certainly has made some missteps , but it has also done a lot of good , ” Fauci told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Thursday .
“ I would hope that we could continue to benefit from what the WHO can do at the same time that they continue to improve themselves .
I ’ ve had good relationships with the WHO , and the world needs the WHO.
” President Donald Trump announced last month that he is pulling the United States out of the WHO , accusing it of being dominated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the world ” on the coronavirus .
The U.S. is by far the largest donor to the WHO .
Fauci told the CBC that when the outbreak began in December in Wuhan , some Chinese scientists were “ not able to express ” their concerns about human-to-human transmission in a clear way , leading the WHO to downplay the risks .
Fauci did not elaborate on what he meant by the inability express those concerns .
“ There may have been things that would have been done sooner both in China and outside @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The original reports were that this was a dominant animal-to-human spread.
” With the number of U.S. cases surpassing the 2 million mark , according to Johns Hopkins University , and the number of new cases appearing to rise , Fauci said it is still possible for the U.S. to avoid a deadly second wave through mass testing .
Watch Tucker Carlson call out major corporations for funding nationwide Black Lives Matter protests that have turned into violent riots .

A U.S. biotechnology company says it will make the first widespread tests of a possible coronavirus vaccine next month.
Moderna is working with the U.S. National Institutes of Health in developing a COVID-19 vaccine.
The company said Thursday it will make the first large U.S. study next month in 30,000 volunteers. Some will get the actual vaccine, and others will get a placebo.
A Chinese biotech firm, Sinovac, also plans to test its vaccine next month, on 9,000 volunteers in Brazil. Brazil will also be the testing ground for a vaccine being developed by Britain’s Oxford University.
The Trump administration is working with private labs in what it calls “Operation Warp Speed,” which hopes to have 300 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine ready to go by January.
But experts say there’s never any guarantee a vaccine will work or, if it does, will offer more than a few months of protection.
Another major study forecasts millions sinking into extreme poverty because of the coronavirus pandemic.
A report by the United Nations University says the economic fallout could plunge 395 million people into conditions in which they are forced to live on $1.90 a day or less – the definition of extreme poverty.
A separate World Bank report this week put that number between 70 million and 100 million people.
“The outlook for the world’s poorest looks grim unless governments do more and do it quickly and make up the daily loss of income the poor face,” one of the U.N. report’s authors, Andy Sumner, said. “The result is progress on poverty reduction could be set back 20-30 years and making the U.N. goal of ending poverty look like a pipe dream.”
The U.N. report says South Asia – India in particular – will see the largest number of people sinking into extreme poverty, followed by sub-Saharan Africa.
Experts are appealing to economically powerful nations, such as the United States, to forgive the debts of developing countries that would take a stong hit from the pandemic.
The U.S. top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, said the World Health Organization isn’t perfect, but the world needs it.
“It certainly has made some missteps, but it has also done a lot of good,” Fauci told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation on Thursday. “I would hope that we could continue to benefit from what the WHO can do at the same time that they continue to improve themselves. I’ve had good relationships with the WHO, and the world needs the WHO.”
President Donald Trump announced last month that he is pulling the United States out of the WHO, accusing it of being dominated by China and letting China “mislead the world” on the coronavirus. The U.S. is by far the largest donor to the WHO.
Fauci told the CBC that when the outbreak began in December in Wuhan, some Chinese scientists were “not able to express” their concerns about human-to-human transmission in a clear way, leading the WHO to downplay the risks. Fauci did not elaborate on what he meant by the inability express those concerns.
“There may have been things that would have been done sooner both in China and outside China,” Fauci said. “The original reports were that this was a dominant animal-to-human spread.”
With the number of U.S. cases surpassing the 2 million mark, according to Johns Hopkins University, and the number of new cases appearing to rise, Fauci said it is still possible for the U.S. to avoid a deadly second wave through mass testing.
Watch Tucker Carlson call out major corporations for funding nationwide Black Lives Matter protests that have turned into violent riots.


newswars--2020-06-12--Singapore Deploys Robots at Migrant Worker Dormitory to Enforce Social Distancing

Singapore has been dealing with one of the highest infection totals in all of Asia , mainly because of foreign worker dormitories in the country that have led to a surge in cases since April .
This prompted the government to deploy autonomous robots to at least one dormitory , a move that would hopefully enforce strict social distancing rules .
The tiny , Asian country continues to reopen its severely damaged economy after several months of lockdowns — confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country breached 38,000 cases on Monday , with a total of 25 deaths .
The government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Monday that at least half of the country ’ s newly discovered virus cases are asymptomatic .
About 6,294 infections in the last two weeks have derived from migrant workers .
In response to the outbreak , AsiaOne reported the Singapore Police Force deployed autonomous robots to at least one foreign worker dormitory in the eastern part of the country to enforce social distancing .
Two Multi-purpose All-Terrain Autonomous Robots ( Matar ) were deployed at the start of May at one foreign worker dormitory .
Each robot has cameras and speakers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ operator .
Singapore Police Inspector Teo Wan-Ling , who leads 15 officers at the dormitory , said the robots aid in their ability to better enforce social distancing among residents .
Ling said : “ There is a sizeable amount of people ( at the dormitory ) .
Sometimes when they queue up for their food , they don ’ t adhere to the safe distancing measures .
So , in this case , you can just give them a verbal reminder over the Matar.
” “ The Matar also plays a deterrent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the workers generally tend to follow the safe distancing measures once they see the robot patrolling .
Assistant Superintendent of Police Daniel Toh , operations officer in the police ’ s future operations and planning division , said the robots play broadcast messages in several different languages .
“ The robot actually helps us to automate some routine as well as mundane tasks , so officers don ’ t have to travel and do the footwork .
Instead , these robots can help to reduce human fatigue and perform the jobs available @ @ @ @ @ @ @ navigate autonomously through the facility with a 360-degree camera , which covers any blind spots during patrols .
Other Matar robots are being trialed in the country .
One robot , in particular , can deploy a tethered drone that can fly up to 120 feet high .
The spread of Orwellian surveillance devices like Matar robots are becoming more common in a post-corona world .
Watch Tucker Carlson call out major corporations for funding nationwide Black Lives Matter protests that have turned into violent riots .

Singapore has been dealing with one of the highest infection totals in all of Asia, mainly because of foreign worker dormitories in the country that have led to a surge in cases since April.
This prompted the government to deploy autonomous robots to at least one dormitory, a move that would hopefully enforce strict social distancing rules.
The tiny, Asian country continues to reopen its severely damaged economy after several months of lockdowns — confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country breached 38,000 cases on Monday, with a total of 25 deaths.
The government’s virus task force told Reuters on Monday that at least half of the country’s newly discovered virus cases are asymptomatic. About 6,294 infections in the last two weeks have derived from migrant workers.
In response to the outbreak, AsiaOne reported the Singapore Police Force deployed autonomous robots to at least one foreign worker dormitory in the eastern part of the country to enforce social distancing.
Two Multi-purpose All-Terrain Autonomous Robots (Matar) were deployed at the start of May at one foreign worker dormitory. Each robot has cameras and speakers and can be controlled remotely via an operator.
Singapore Police Inspector Teo Wan-Ling, who leads 15 officers at the dormitory, said the robots aid in their ability to better enforce social distancing among residents.
Ling said: “There is a sizeable amount of people (at the dormitory). Sometimes when they queue up for their food, they don’t adhere to the safe distancing measures. So, in this case, you can just give them a verbal reminder over the Matar.”
“The Matar also plays a deterrent role,” she said, noting that the workers generally tend to follow the safe distancing measures once they see the robot patrolling.
Assistant Superintendent of Police Daniel Toh, operations officer in the police’s future operations and planning division, said the robots play broadcast messages in several different languages.
“The robot actually helps us to automate some routine as well as mundane tasks, so officers don’t have to travel and do the footwork. Instead, these robots can help to reduce human fatigue and perform the jobs available,” Toh said.
The robots navigate autonomously through the facility with a 360-degree camera, which covers any blind spots during patrols. Other Matar robots are being trialed in the country. One robot, in particular, can deploy a tethered drone that can fly up to 120 feet high.
The spread of Orwellian surveillance devices like Matar robots are becoming more common in a post-corona world.
Watch Tucker Carlson call out major corporations for funding nationwide Black Lives Matter protests that have turned into violent riots.


newswars--2020-06-12--Texas Universities Break From State Gov’t, Force Students to Wear Masks During Fall Semester

When students at two prominent Texas state government universities — the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A & M — return to the universities ’ campuses in the fall semester , after being booted in the spring semester due to purported worries about coronavirus , they will find the experience much different than it has been in years past .
To put it simply , new rules imposed in the name of countering coronavirus will make being a student at these universities suckier .
Take , for example , new mask mandates announced by the presidents of both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ announcements , keep in mind that over the last three months coronavirus has been shown to be much less dangerous than widely claimed in government and media communication when the coronavirus crackdown began earlier this year .
Also keep in mind that it has become clear that coronavirus is especially unthreatening for most college students who are in younger age groups .
Given this information , the logical course would be for universities to reopen their campuses pretty much as they had been open before the government-and-media-fed coronavirus fear swept the country .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ are announcing the imposing of cumbersome , annoying mandates on the tens of thousands of students at each university , all in the name of countering coronavirus .
These mandates are sure to make college a much worse experience for many students .
This week , the big announcement for both universities concerns mask mandates .
Mandatory mask wearing will be imposed on students , as well as on university employees and visitors , according to announcements this week from the presidents of both UT-Austin and Texas A & M .
The UT-Austin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in buildings on campus .
For people outdoors on campus , mask wearing will be “ encouraged , especially in areas where social distancing is not possible , but not required.
” The Texas A & M announcement says mask wearing will be mandatory everyplace indoors that is not marked as excepted from the mandate as well as outdoors “ where six feet or more of physical distancing is difficult to reliably maintain.
” Both universities ’ policies say a person is not required to wear a mask in his own dorm room @ @ @ @ @ @ @ politicians including Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and companies including Costco that have imposed mask mandates , respectively , on people in their state or in their stores , UT-Austin Interim President Jay Hartzell shifts the blame for his mask mandate announcement to the United States government ’ s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) .
Hartzell writes in his announcement that the mask mandate “ is consistent with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , which makes clear that face coverings , in addition to social distancing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ strategies in limiting the spread of COVID-19 , particularly in high-density areas.
” Yet , there is no clear evidence supporting such claims of masks ’ net effectiveness in stopping the transmission of coronavirus from one person to another while there is evidence that wearing a mask increases health dangers .
Indeed , prominent medical experts in the US government , including Surgeon General Jerome Adams and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci , had previously denied masks prevent the spread of coronavirus and advised against wearing them , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ support a pro-mask policy .
Also , consider that the World Health Organization ( WHO ) states in its June 5 guidance document “ Advice on the use of masks in the context of COVID-19 ” that there are many “ likely disadvantages of the use of masks by healthy people in the general public.
” These likely disadvantages include “ potential increased risk of self-contamination due to the manipulation of a face mask and subsequently touching eyes with contaminated hands , ” “ potential self-contamination that can occur if non-medical masks are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ creating “ favourable conditions for microorganism to amplify , ” “ potential headache and/or breathing difficulties , depending on type of mask used , ” “ potential development of facial skin lesions , irritant dermatitis or worsening acne , when used frequently for long hours , ” “ difficulty with communicating clearly , ” “ potential discomfort , ” “ a false sense of security , leading to potentially lower adherence to other critical preventive measures such as physical distancing and hand hygiene , ” “ poor compliance with mask wearing , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ waste management issues ” with “ improper mask disposal leading to increased litter in public places , risk of contamination to street cleaners and environment hazard , ” “ difficulty communicating for deaf persons who rely on lip reading , ” and “ disadvantages for or difficulty wearing them , especially for children , developmentally challenged persons , those with mental illness , elderly persons with cognitive impairment , those with asthma or chronic respiratory or breathing problems , those who have had facial trauma or recent oral maxillofacial surgery , and those @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In fact , WHO had long been advocating that individuals who are not sick with a fever and cough should not be wearing masks while doing day-to-day activities .
If Hartzell is so enamored with the CDC , he should also consider the CDC ’ s recent admission that coronavirus is much less a threat than previously promoted by many people in the media and government .
This admission finally puts the CDC in line with what many independent medical experts have long been declaring from looking at the evidence .
Understanding that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ UT-Austin without the imposing of significant restrictions on students , employees , and visitors in the name of countering coronavirus .
While Texas A & M President Michael K. Young does not mention CDC guidance regarding face masks in his mask mandate announcement , such guidance is mentioned as a primary justification for the new mask mandate at the beginning of Texas A & M ’ s four pages document “ Usage of Face Coverings to Counter COVID-19 at Texas A & M University ” that is linked in Young ’ s announcement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ That document also proceeds to say that the masks mandated to be worn “ should follow the current CDC recommendations.
” The UT-Austin and Texas A & M mask mandates will be imposed first on students , employees , and visitors this summer and then on the many more people who will be at the universities in the fall semester .
Hopefully , these universities and others will rather quickly rescind the mask mandates and additional rules changes that threaten to drastically mar the college experience .
Maybe , instead , the rules @ @ @ @ @ @ @ employees , and visitors refuse to follow mask mandates and other rules meant to enforce , in the name of countering coronavirus , a dystopian “ new normal.
” Maybe a court challenge will lead to a ruling prohibiting subjecting people to the mask mandates at the state government universities .
The majority of Texas Supreme Court justices have indicated a willingness to strike down excessive government actions taken in the name of countering coronavirus .
Maybe Texas Governor Greg Abbott or the Texas legislature will take action to terminate the universities ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ government universities ’ mask mandates are already voided by an April 27 executive order by Abbott .
That order states , “ Individuals are encouraged to wear appropriate face coverings , but no jurisdiction can impose a civil or criminal penalty for failure to wear a face covering.
” Why should this not bar state government universities from enforcing their mask mandates ?
It would be interesting to see people subjected to state government universities ’ mask mandates assert that provision of the executive order when refusing to wear masks .
As some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , look for students to transfer out to finish college at institutions that respect their freedom more .
Also look for many people who would have been considering attending the universities now mandating mask wearing and other behavioral changes that fly in the face of freedom , comfort , and enjoyment to mark those universities off their application lists .
There are likely other universities that will follow “ old normal ” ( precoronavirus ) policies and thereby make themselves much more attractive to many students .
For some students and parents , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ name of countering coronavirus at university campuses may tip the scale against spending tens of thousands of dollars or even over a hundred thousand dollars , or going into debt for that amount , for four years or more at college .
Many students and parents may conclude that other options such as seeking skills certification outside of colleges , pursuing an apprenticeship , just plain working at a job , or living overseas and learning a new language are better post-high school courses of action to pursue .
People fed up with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ university students , employees , and visitors can adapt lyrics from an old Johnny Paycheck song for a 2020 rallying cry : “ Take this mask and shove it !
” Tommy Robinson exposes Black Lives Matter and says he will not be in London on Saturday .

RELATED: Suffocation and Breakouts: Face Masks Wreaking Havoc on Human Body
When students at two prominent Texas state government universities — the University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M — return to the universities’ campuses in the fall semester, after being booted in the spring semester due to purported worries about coronavirus, they will find the experience much different than it has been in years past.
To put it simply, new rules imposed in the name of countering coronavirus will make being a student at these universities suckier.
Take, for example, new mask mandates announced by the presidents of both universities this week.
Before addressing those announcements, keep in mind that over the last three months coronavirus has been shown to be much less dangerous than widely claimed in government and media communication when the coronavirus crackdown began earlier this year. Also keep in mind that it has become clear that coronavirus is especially unthreatening for most college students who are in younger age groups.
Given this information, the logical course would be for universities to reopen their campuses pretty much as they had been open before the government-and-media-fed coronavirus fear swept the country.
Instead, the two Texas government universities are announcing the imposing of cumbersome, annoying mandates on the tens of thousands of students at each university, all in the name of countering coronavirus. These mandates are sure to make college a much worse experience for many students.
This week, the big announcement for both universities concerns mask mandates.
Mandatory mask wearing will be imposed on students, as well as on university employees and visitors, according to announcements this week from the presidents of both UT-Austin and Texas A&M. The UT-Austin announcement says mask wearing will be mandatory in buildings on campus. For people outdoors on campus, mask wearing will be “encouraged, especially in areas where social distancing is not possible, but not required.” The Texas A&M announcement says mask wearing will be mandatory everyplace indoors that is not marked as excepted from the mandate as well as outdoors “where six feet or more of physical distancing is difficult to reliably maintain.” Both universities’ policies say a person is not required to wear a mask in his own dorm room or private office on campus.
Like politicians including Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and companies including Costco that have imposed mask mandates, respectively, on people in their state or in their stores, UT-Austin Interim President Jay Hartzell shifts the blame for his mask mandate announcement to the United States government’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Hartzell writes in his announcement that the mask mandate “is consistent with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which makes clear that face coverings, in addition to social distancing measures, are among the most effective strategies in limiting the spread of COVID-19, particularly in high-density areas.”
Yet, there is no clear evidence supporting such claims of masks’ net effectiveness in stopping the transmission of coronavirus from one person to another while there is evidence that wearing a mask increases health dangers. Indeed, prominent medical experts in the US government, including Surgeon General Jerome Adams and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci, had previously denied masks prevent the spread of coronavirus and advised against wearing them, only to turn on a dime to support a pro-mask policy.
Also, consider that the World Health Organization (WHO) states in its June 5 guidance document “Advice on the use of masks in the context of COVID-19” that there are many “likely disadvantages of the use of masks by healthy people in the general public.” These likely disadvantages include “potential increased risk of self-contamination due to the manipulation of a face mask and subsequently touching eyes with contaminated hands,” “potential self-contamination that can occur if non-medical masks are not changed when wet or soiled” creating “favourable conditions for microorganism to amplify,” “potential headache and/or breathing difficulties, depending on type of mask used,” “potential development of facial skin lesions, irritant dermatitis or worsening acne, when used frequently for long hours,” “difficulty with communicating clearly,” “potential discomfort,” “a false sense of security, leading to potentially lower adherence to other critical preventive measures such as physical distancing and hand hygiene,” “poor compliance with mask wearing, in particular by young children,” “waste management issues” with “improper mask disposal leading to increased litter in public places, risk of contamination to street cleaners and environment hazard,” “difficulty communicating for deaf persons who rely on lip reading,” and “disadvantages for or difficulty wearing them, especially for children, developmentally challenged persons, those with mental illness, elderly persons with cognitive impairment, those with asthma or chronic respiratory or breathing problems, those who have had facial trauma or recent oral maxillofacial surgery, and those living in hot and humid environments.”
In fact, WHO had long been advocating that individuals who are not sick with a fever and cough should not be wearing masks while doing day-to-day activities.
If Hartzell is so enamored with the CDC, he should also consider the CDC’s recent admission that coronavirus is much less a threat than previously promoted by many people in the media and government. This admission finally puts the CDC in line with what many independent medical experts have long been declaring from looking at the evidence. Understanding that information should lead Hartzell to support reopening UT-Austin without the imposing of significant restrictions on students, employees, and visitors in the name of countering coronavirus.
While Texas A&M President Michael K. Young does not mention CDC guidance regarding face masks in his mask mandate announcement, such guidance is mentioned as a primary justification for the new mask mandate at the beginning of Texas A&M’s four pages document “Usage of Face Coverings to Counter COVID-19 at Texas A&M University” that is linked in Young’s announcement and is dated the same day. That document also proceeds to say that the masks mandated to be worn “should follow the current CDC recommendations.”
The UT-Austin and Texas A&M mask mandates will be imposed first on students, employees, and visitors this summer and then on the many more people who will be at the universities in the fall semester.
Hopefully, these universities and others will rather quickly rescind the mask mandates and additional rules changes that threaten to drastically mar the college experience. Maybe, instead, the rules will prove unenforceable as many students, employees, and visitors refuse to follow mask mandates and other rules meant to enforce, in the name of countering coronavirus, a dystopian “new normal.”
Maybe a court challenge will lead to a ruling prohibiting subjecting people to the mask mandates at the state government universities. The majority of Texas Supreme Court justices have indicated a willingness to strike down excessive government actions taken in the name of countering coronavirus.
Maybe Texas Governor Greg Abbott or the Texas legislature will take action to terminate the universities’ mask mandates.
Arguably, the Texas government universities’ mask mandates are already voided by an April 27 executive order by Abbott. That order states, “Individuals are encouraged to wear appropriate face coverings, but no jurisdiction can impose a civil or criminal penalty for failure to wear a face covering.” Why should this not bar state government universities from enforcing their mask mandates? It would be interesting to see people subjected to state government universities’ mask mandates assert that provision of the executive order when refusing to wear masks.
As some universities impose and enforce oppressive coronavirus rules, look for students to transfer out to finish college at institutions that respect their freedom more. Also look for many people who would have been considering attending the universities now mandating mask wearing and other behavioral changes that fly in the face of freedom, comfort, and enjoyment to mark those universities off their application lists.
There are likely other universities that will follow “old normal” (precoronavirus) policies and thereby make themselves much more attractive to many students.
For some students and parents, oppressive rules put in place in the name of countering coronavirus at university campuses may tip the scale against spending tens of thousands of dollars or even over a hundred thousand dollars, or going into debt for that amount, for four years or more at college. Many students and parents may conclude that other options such as seeking skills certification outside of colleges, pursuing an apprenticeship, just plain working at a job, or living overseas and learning a new language are better post-high school courses of action to pursue.
People fed up with the obnoxious coronavirus mandates being thrust on university students, employees, and visitors can adapt lyrics from an old Johnny Paycheck song for a 2020 rallying cry: “Take this mask and shove it!”
Tommy Robinson exposes Black Lives Matter and says he will not be in London on Saturday.


newswars--2020-06-12--Seattle Mayor Celebrates “Summer of Love” as Rape and Violent Crime Soars in ‘CHAZ’ Communist Utopia

The Mayor of Seattle celebrated a “ summer of love ” even as rape and violent crime soared in the new “ autonomous zone ” Communist utopia set up by left-wing extremists in a 6 block area of the city .
The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone , or CHAZ , is a police-free district of Seattle that has been overrun by Black Lives Matter protesters since Monday .
After the police building was boarded up ( with the tacit support of members of the city council ) , the first thing protesters did was to build a border wall and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leaving ( oh the irony ) .
A local SoundCloud rapper called Raz Simone then appointed himself as “ warlord ” of the area and began making demands of police .
Left-wing extremists then complained that homeless people had taken all their food and requested that people make donations of soy food products .
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan then appeared on CNN with Chris Cuomo and declared that the occupation could lead to a “ summer of love.
” “ How long do you think Seattle and those few blocks looks like this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t know .
We could have a summer of love !
” Durkan responded .
Apparently , this “ summer of love ” will include rape , robbery and other many other violent crimes .
“ Rapes , robberies and all sorts of violent acts have been occurring in the area and we ’ re not able to get to [ them ] , ” warned Seattle ’ s Police Chief .
Crime in the area has risen 300 per cent since the mob took over and police response times are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ accused of wrongdoing are subjected to immediate mob justice , which in this case included them surrounding and interrogating an accused thief .
Looks like their Communist utopia is going exactly as expected !
While President Trump and others have called for the situation to be brought back under control , I say just leave them to it and enjoy watching this ‘ destined for success ’ experiment unfold naturally .
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The Mayor of Seattle celebrated a “summer of love” even as rape and violent crime soared in the new “autonomous zone” Communist utopia set up by left-wing extremists in a 6 block area of the city.
The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, or CHAZ, is a police-free district of Seattle that has been overrun by Black Lives Matter protesters since Monday.
After the police building was boarded up (with the tacit support of members of the city council), the first thing protesters did was to build a border wall and check the identities of everyone entering and leaving (oh the irony).
Protesters have put on the barricades that those coming into the area are “now leaving the USA” and entering the “Cap Hill autonomous zone” or “Free Capitol Hill.” pic.twitter.com/zGNBYAyLOg — Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) June 9, 2020
A local SoundCloud rapper called Raz Simone then appointed himself as “warlord” of the area and began making demands of police.
A SoundCloud rapper becoming the warlord in an Antifa insurgency-controlled autonomous zone in Seattle is proof we live in a simulation. pic.twitter.com/E15y65kj7K — Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 11, 2020
Left-wing extremists then complained that homeless people had taken all their food and requested that people make donations of soy food products.
If you’re interested in helping those in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, CHAZ or Gilligan’s Island as it’s being called, Amazon has a great selection of soy/meat substitutes available. Soy: https://t.co/E8sebmhW64 Vegan Meat Substitutes: https://t.co/feZ6ZZ0D2g pic.twitter.com/p2WBnsXA8p — Motor City 911 (@DetroitScanner) June 11, 2020
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan then appeared on CNN with Chris Cuomo and declared that the occupation could lead to a “summer of love.”
“How long do you think Seattle and those few blocks looks like this?” Cuomo asked.
“I don’t know. We could have a summer of love!” Durkan responded.
Apparently, this “summer of love” will include rape, robbery and other many other violent crimes.
“Rapes, robberies and all sorts of violent acts have been occurring in the area and we’re not able to get to [them],” warned Seattle’s Police Chief.
Seattle Police Chief: “Rapes, robberies and all sorts of violent acts have been occurring in the area and we’re not able to get to [them].” #capitolhillautonomouszone #antifa #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/Oe5YfVz3uL — Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) June 12, 2020
Crime in the area has risen 300 per cent since the mob took over and police response times are three times longer than normal.
Those accused of wrongdoing are subjected to immediate mob justice, which in this case included them surrounding and interrogating an accused thief.
My latest report from the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone“: Things are getting dangerous for people who are accused of wrongdoing. In one instance, an accused thief was surrounded by a crowd and interrogated, with one person brandishing a bat in his face. https://t.co/NkGWiUXmfa pic.twitter.com/dVLJvTbStG — Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) June 11, 2020
Looks like their Communist utopia is going exactly as expected!
While President Trump and others have called for the situation to be brought back under control, I say just leave them to it and enjoy watching this ‘destined for success’ experiment unfold naturally.
My latest report from the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone“: Things are getting dangerous for people who are accused of wrongdoing. In one instance, an accused thief was surrounded by a crowd and interrogated, with one person brandishing a bat in his face. https://t.co/NkGWiUXmfa pic.twitter.com/dVLJvTbStG — Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) June 11, 2020
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newswars--2020-06-12--Australia: Police Protect Captain Cook Statue While London Hides Winston Churchill

Police in Sydney , Australia were deployed to form a ring of protection around a statue of Captain Cook , putting to shame Boris Johnson ’ s UK government , which capitulated by hiding Winston Churchill inside a box .
“ Heavy police presence protecting the Captain Cook statue in Sydney ’ s Hyde Park after a last minute change of location to tonight ’ s Black Lives Matter protest , ” tweeted journalist Emily Ritchie .
“ About 400 peaceful protestors marched , surrounded by a significant number of police.
” The video clip shows officers forming a protection @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a life-size representation of British explorer , navigator , cartographer , and captain in the British Royal Navy James Cook .
The response was very different to how Boris Johnson ’ s Conservative government reacted to the desecration of Winston Churchill ’ s statue in Parliament Square , London .
After the statue was defaced last weekend , a group of Brits attempted to congregate around the statue to protect it , but were quickly moved on by police .
The monument was then scrawled with the words “ ( Churchill ) was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ camera removing ‘ Black Lives Matter ’ signs from the monument was also harassed by police on the orders of a BLM mob .
Now the Churchill statue , as well as the Cenotaph war memorial , have been hidden inside makeshift boxes to “ protect ” them from the mob .
In reality , by hiding the statues from public view , the government has capitulated to the mob .
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Police in Sydney, Australia were deployed to form a ring of protection around a statue of Captain Cook, putting to shame Boris Johnson’s UK government, which capitulated by hiding Winston Churchill inside a box.
“Heavy police presence protecting the Captain Cook statue in Sydney’s Hyde Park after a last minute change of location to tonight’s Black Lives Matter protest,” tweeted journalist Emily Ritchie. “About 400 peaceful protestors marched, surrounded by a significant number of police.”
The video clip shows officers forming a protection line around the statue, which is a life-size representation of British explorer, navigator, cartographer, and captain in the British Royal Navy James Cook.
Heavy police presence protecting the Captain Cook statue in Sydney’s Hyde Park after a last minute change of location to tonight’s Black Lives Matter protest. About 400 peaceful protestors marched, surrounded by a significant number of police #blacklivesmatteraustralia pic.twitter.com/BpfxCiIw9X — Emily Ritchie (@emritchiejourno) June 12, 2020
The response was very different to how Boris Johnson’s Conservative government reacted to the desecration of Winston Churchill’s statue in Parliament Square, London.
After the statue was defaced last weekend, a group of Brits attempted to congregate around the statue to protect it, but were quickly moved on by police.
The monument was then scrawled with the words “(Churchill) was a racist.” Another man caught on camera removing ‘Black Lives Matter’ signs from the monument was also harassed by police on the orders of a BLM mob.
CHURCHILL HAS GONE: this is so wrong wrong wrong on every level. Please @BorisJohnson @SadiqKhan bring the greatest Briton back to the home of democracy NOW pic.twitter.com/ReL4UYUwhb — Richard Tice (@TiceRichard) June 12, 2020
Now the Churchill statue, as well as the Cenotaph war memorial, have been hidden inside makeshift boxes to “protect” them from the mob.
In reality, by hiding the statues from public view, the government has capitulated to the mob.
Churchill’s statue doesn’t look very “permanent” at the moment, Prime Minister. In fact I fail to see the difference between imprisoning him within a grey box and just carting him off to storage – he’s erased from public view either way. https://t.co/MiciLyohbQ pic.twitter.com/rKYGBQtoQn — Jack Montgomery (@JackBMontgomery) June 12, 2020
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newswars--2020-06-12--Former Advisor to Steve Jobs Says Facebook is “Destroying the Very Fabric of Human Relationships”

A former advisor to Steve Jobs warns that Facebook is “ destroying the very fabric of human relationships ” by making its users become addicted to anger .
During a question and answer session at the 2020 CogX conference , Joanna Hoffman was asked about the cult of leadership within Silicon Valley .
“ As I look at Facebook , for example , I keep thinking are they really that ignorant or is this motivated by something … darker than what appears ?
” she said .
Hoffman went on to accuse Facebook of “ destroying the very fabric of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ human relationships and peddling in an addictive drug called anger.
” “ You know it ’ s just like tobacco , it ’ s no different than the opioids , ” she added .
“ We know anger is addictive , we know we can attract people to our platform and get engagement if we get them pissed off enough .
So therefore what , we should capitalize on that each and every time ?
” While Hoffman was talking about Facebook , much of the same charges could be made against Twitter @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chamber of hysterical nonsense controlled by outrage mobs who abuse the platform to threaten criminal acts as well as intimidating , doxxing and attempting to ruin people ’ s lives for the sin of holding an alternate opinion .
Much criticism of social media is framed in the context of its “ threat to democracy , ” despite the fact that both Twitter and Facebook are more censorious than ever , with the overwhelming target being conservatives and anyone who offends woke jihadists .
In reality , the real damage being done by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mental health , to the cohesion of a functioning society , and to the concept of free speech itself .
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A former advisor to Steve Jobs warns that Facebook is “destroying the very fabric of human relationships” by making its users become addicted to anger.
During a question and answer session at the 2020 CogX conference, Joanna Hoffman was asked about the cult of leadership within Silicon Valley.
“As I look at Facebook, for example, I keep thinking are they really that ignorant or is this motivated by something … darker than what appears?” she said.
Hoffman went on to accuse Facebook of “destroying the very fabric of democracy, destroying the very fabric of human relationships and peddling in an addictive drug called anger.”
“You know it’s just like tobacco, it’s no different than the opioids,” she added. “We know anger is addictive, we know we can attract people to our platform and get engagement if we get them pissed off enough. So therefore what, we should capitalize on that each and every time?”
While Hoffman was talking about Facebook, much of the same charges could be made against Twitter.
Twitter has become a monstrous echo chamber of hysterical nonsense controlled by outrage mobs who abuse the platform to threaten criminal acts as well as intimidating, doxxing and attempting to ruin people’s lives for the sin of holding an alternate opinion.
Much criticism of social media is framed in the context of its “threat to democracy,” despite the fact that both Twitter and Facebook are more censorious than ever, with the overwhelming target being conservatives and anyone who offends woke jihadists.
In reality, the real damage being done by these platforms is to people’s mental health, to the cohesion of a functioning society, and to the concept of free speech itself.
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newswars--2020-06-13--Seattle ‘Autonomous Zone’ Has a Border Wall, Conducts ‘Deportations’

Seattle , Washington ’ s Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone ( CHAZ ) — formed by anarchists , Antifa members , @ @ @ @ @ — has set up a border wall surrounding its perimeters and is seemingly conducting ‘ @ @ @ @ @ a six-square block autonomous zone , has clear and precise borders made up of mostly @ @ @ @ @ of fencing .
What ’ s happening now in Seattle happened 150 yrs ago in @ @ @ @ @ “ Communtards ” — idiocracy is nothing new .
It ended in tears .
Likewise @ @ @ @ @ conducted at least one deportation .
On Thursday , reporter Julio Rosas captured a moment @ @ @ @ @ a man who said he was a pro-life activist and had been live-streaming from inside @ @ @ @ @ man was taunted by a mob as he was kicked out .
The process was @ @ @ @ @ than the deportation process of the United States federal government .

Seattle, Washington’s Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) — formed by anarchists, Antifa members, and Black Lives Matter activists — has set up a border wall surrounding its perimeters and is seemingly conducting ‘deportations’.
CHAZ, a six-square block autonomous zone, has clear and precise borders made up of mostly vehicle barriers and various forms of fencing.
Photos from CHAZ show the border controls:
Suddenly the left believes in wall and understands you need a border to have a country. #CHAZ #chazseattle pic.twitter.com/osa77FS84i — Ryan rechnitzer (@RyanRechnitzer) June 12, 2020
What’s happening now in Seattle happened 150 yrs ago in Paris. They called themselves “Communtards” — idiocracy is nothing new. It ended in tears.
Likewise, CHAZ occupants have seemingly conducted at least one deportation.
On Thursday, reporter Julio Rosas captured a moment where CHAZ occupants kicked out a man who said he was a pro-life activist and had been live-streaming from inside the autonomous zone.
The man was taunted by a mob as he was kicked out. The process was far less technical and impartial than the deportation process of the United States federal government.
Occupiers forced this guy out who was live-streaming inside the zone. The crowd was calling him a white supremacist, though the man being pushed out says he’s simply an anti-abortion advocate. The crowd chanted, “Who don’t matter? This motherfucker!” pic.twitter.com/qCBl1K7G90 — Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) June 11, 2020
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