newswars--2020-03-18--Hillary Clinton: Trump Using ‘Racist Rhetoric’ To Distract From Coronavirus Response ‘Failure’

Hillary Clinton claims President Trump is referring to the coronavirus as the “ Chinese virus ” to distract from his “ failures ” to adequately respond to the crisis .
“ The president is turning to racist rhetoric to distract from his failures to take the coronavirus seriously early on , make tests widely available , and adequately prepare the country for a period of crisis , ” Clinton tweeted Wednesday .
“ Don ’ t fall for it .
Don ’ t let your friends and family fall for it.
” The former Secretary of State ’ s remarks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the mainstream media and politicians have been calling the coronavirus the “ Wuhan coronavirus , ” or “ China virus ” for months .
Additionally , Trump took a number of bold and crucial actions that effectively slowed down the rate of spread in the U.S .
But Clinton ’ s remarks come a day after the Chinese Communist Party released a statement Tuesday accusing Trump of being “ racist ” for correctly assigning the origin of the disease to its name .
“ We call on the US to stop finger-pointing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the international community to cooperate on fighting the virus , ” Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said .
“ The US should focus on its top priority , and play a constructive role in international cooperation on health security.
” Leftists were quick to rally behind China with its “ racist ” talking points .
Saying that “ Wuhan coronavirus ” is racist is actually meant to distract from China ’ s failure to alert the proper health institutions and cover-up of its activities related to the Wuhan outbreak .
China even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the U.S. military seeded the coronavirus “ bioweapon ” in Wuhan during the 7th World Military Games last year , a claim Trump harshly rebuked .
“ Well , China was putting out information , which was false , that our military gave this to them , ” Trump said .
“ That was false .
And rather than having an argument , I said I have to call it where it came from ; it did come from China .
So I think it ’ s a very accurate term .
But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ appreciate the fact that China was saying that our military gave it to them .
Our military did not give — give it to anybody.
” “ No , I think saying that our military gave it to them creates a stigma , ” Trump added .
Infowars correspondent Richard Reeves joins The Alex Jones Show to expose what is behind the Dems openly backing Chinese intervention into American business , matters and elections .

Hillary Clinton claims President Trump is referring to the coronavirus as the “Chinese virus” to distract from his “failures” to adequately respond to the crisis.
“The president is turning to racist rhetoric to distract from his failures to take the coronavirus seriously early on, make tests widely available, and adequately prepare the country for a period of crisis,” Clinton tweeted Wednesday. “Don’t fall for it. Don’t let your friends and family fall for it.”
The president is turning to racist rhetoric to distract from his failures to take the coronavirus seriously early on, make tests widely available, and adequately prepare the country for a period of crisis. Don’t fall for it. Don’t let your friends and family fall for it. — Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 18, 2020
The former Secretary of State’s remarks are clearly politically motivated given the majority of the mainstream media and politicians have been calling the coronavirus the “Wuhan coronavirus,” or “China virus” for months.
Additionally, Trump took a number of bold and crucial actions that effectively slowed down the rate of spread in the U.S.
But Clinton’s remarks come a day after the Chinese Communist Party released a statement Tuesday accusing Trump of being “racist” for correctly assigning the origin of the disease to its name.
“We call on the US to stop finger-pointing at China. The utmost priority is for the international community to cooperate on fighting the virus,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said. “The US should focus on its top priority, and play a constructive role in international cooperation on health security.”
Leftists were quick to rally behind China with its “racist” talking points.
The media is STILL upset that Trump calls it the ‘Chinese Virus’. In doing so, they’re still amplifying rhetoric directly from the Chinese Communist Party that to do so is “racist,” despite the fact that it’s completely accurate.pic.twitter.com/exq0AUgX6K — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) March 18, 2020
Saying that “Wuhan coronavirus” is racist is actually meant to distract from China’s failure to alert the proper health institutions and cover-up of its activities related to the Wuhan outbreak.
China even went as far as to assert that the U.S. military seeded the coronavirus “bioweapon” in Wuhan during the 7th World Military Games last year, a claim Trump harshly rebuked.
“Well, China was putting out information, which was false, that our military gave this to them,” Trump said. “That was false. And rather than having an argument, I said I have to call it where it came from; it did come from China. So I think it’s a very accurate term. But, no, I didn’t appreciate the fact that China was saying that our military gave it to them. Our military did not give — give it to anybody.”
“No, I think saying that our military gave it to them creates a stigma,” Trump added.
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Infowars correspondent Richard Reeves joins The Alex Jones Show to expose what is behind the Dems openly backing Chinese intervention into American business, matters and elections.


newswars--2020-03-18--Truck Drivers Press On to Stop Shortages Amid Coronavirus

While million of service-industry Americans lose their jobs due to Coronavirus , the county hasn ’ t fallen into a Mad Max apocalypse yet because millions of truck drivers are still delivering food and supplies in short supply around the country .
Store shelves empty of bleach and toilet paper are alarming , but they ’ re stripped bare because people are buying far more than normal , not because they aren ’ t getting restocked .
In fact , thanks to truck drivers pressing on to deliver high-demand items , stores are getting restocked , it ’ s just @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of sanitary items in a day , and it takes a few days to restock .
Stores such as Costco that have limited one or two items per customer are no longer running out of as many items .
And as traffic has declined as more people work remotely , 18 wheelers are often the lone vehicles for long stretches of the highway .
Logistics companies have remained in full operation during the Coronavirus chaos , which means that there ’ s still freight to ship across the country .
This has led @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Twitter .
Generally speaking , any near-apocalyptic scenario can be defined as a breakdown of the supply chain , whether it be a post-nuclear war work of fiction or a historic battle in which calvary horses were stripped to the bone for meat by starving soldiers .
While interviewing border crossers , reporters noticed almost everyone was coming across with toilet paper .

While million of service-industry Americans lose their jobs due to Coronavirus, the county hasn’t fallen into a Mad Max apocalypse yet because millions of truck drivers are still delivering food and supplies in short supply around the country.
Store shelves empty of bleach and toilet paper are alarming, but they’re stripped bare because people are buying far more than normal, not because they aren’t getting restocked.
In fact, thanks to truck drivers pressing on to deliver high-demand items, stores are getting restocked, it’s just that they’re getting stripped bare of sanitary items in a day, and it takes a few days to restock.
Stores such as Costco that have limited one or two items per customer are no longer running out of as many items.
And as traffic has declined as more people work remotely, 18 wheelers are often the lone vehicles for long stretches of the highway.
Manhattan was a ghost town last night. But #Truckers were still coming in to stock our stores. #ThankATrucker pic.twitter.com/7BQMeAJ0nq — New York Truck Stop (@nyctruckstop) March 18, 2020
Logistics companies have remained in full operation during the Coronavirus chaos, which means that there’s still freight to ship across the country.
International Truck thanks all of the drivers across North America who are doing their part to keep our supply chain moving. Make sure you #ThankATrucker today. pic.twitter.com/I9ROQJ7uuF — International Trucks (@IntnlTrucks) March 18, 2020
This has led to the #ThankATrucker hashtag trending on Twitter.
Truckers are getting it done. Shelves are being restocked, and inventories at warehouses remain strong. There is plenty of food, water and essential staples in the supply chain. No need to hoard—but do #ThankATrucker. #COVID19 #coronavirus — American Trucking (@TRUCKINGdotORG) March 18, 2020
Generally speaking, any near-apocalyptic scenario can be defined as a breakdown of the supply chain, whether it be a post-nuclear war work of fiction or a historic battle in which calvary horses were stripped to the bone for meat by starving soldiers.
Truckers are getting it done. Shelves are being restocked, and inventories at warehouses remain strong. There is plenty of food, water and essential staples in the supply chain. No need to hoard—but do #ThankATrucker. #COVID19 #coronavirus — American Trucking (@TRUCKINGdotORG) March 18, 2020
International Truck thanks all of the drivers across North America who are doing their part to keep our supply chain moving. Make sure you #ThankATrucker today. pic.twitter.com/I9ROQJ7uuF — International Trucks (@IntnlTrucks) March 18, 2020
While interviewing border crossers, reporters noticed almost everyone was coming across with toilet paper.


newswars--2020-03-18--Trump Activates FEMA in “Every Region, at the Highest Level”

President Trump has invoked the Defense Production Act in the US response to the Coronavirus pandemic , noting that HUD will suspend foreclosures through end of April , as work is underway to evaluate possibility of self-tests for virus .
The Defense Production Act ( DPA ) is the primary source of Presidential authorities to expedite and expand the supply of resources from the U.S. industrial base to support military , energy , space , and homeland security programs .
• Efforts to counter terrorism within the United States ; • Emergency preparedness activities conducted pursuant to title VI of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restoration of critical infrastructure ; and Addressing the “ Chinese virus ” , Trump said that FEMA has been activated in “ every region , at the highest level.
” The President also said that work is underway to evaluate whether a self-test is feasible .
If possible , he says it would free up health professionals who are administering the test .
Perhaps most notably , Trump said HUD is “ suspending all foreclosures and evictions until the end of April ” as Mike Pence said what we already knew , namely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 50 states .
Separately , pence reiterated that people who aren ’ t showing symptoms for Covid-19 shouldn ’ t be getting tested , and said that the administration is issuing a regulation today that will allow doctors and medical professionals to practice across state lines .
This could allow health workers to move to hotspots and places that need more help .
Speaking at the same presser , Dr. Birx said that there are “ concerning reports ” coming out of France and Italy of young people being seriously ill. Alex Jones @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law response to the coronavirus panic .

President Trump has invoked the Defense Production Act in the US response to the Coronavirus pandemic, noting that HUD will suspend foreclosures through end of April, as work is underway to evaluate possibility of self-tests for virus.
The Defense Production Act (DPA) is the primary source of Presidential authorities to expedite and expand the supply of resources from the U.S. industrial base to support military, energy, space, and homeland security programs.
Homeland security programs eligible for DPA support include:
Efforts to counter terrorism within the United States;
Emergency preparedness activities conducted pursuant to title VI of the Stafford Act;
Protection and restoration of critical infrastructure; and
Continuity of Government.
Addressing the “Chinese virus”, Trump said that FEMA has been activated in “every region, at the highest level.”
The President also said that work is underway to evaluate whether a self-test is feasible. If possible, he says it would free up health professionals who are administering the test.
Perhaps most notably, Trump said HUD is “suspending all foreclosures and evictions until the end of April” as Mike Pence said what we already knew, namely that there are now cases in all 50 states.
Separately, pence reiterated that people who aren’t showing symptoms for Covid-19 shouldn’t be getting tested, and said that the administration is issuing a regulation today that will allow doctors and medical professionals to practice across state lines. This could allow health workers to move to hotspots and places that need more help.
Speaking at the same presser, Dr. Birx said that there are “concerning reports” coming out of France and Italy of young people being seriously ill.
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind the martial law response to the coronavirus panic.


newswars--2020-03-18--Gold Scams Surge Amid Coronavirus Panic

Gold Scams Surge Amid Coronavirus Panic

The demand for physical gold has gone through the roof in the midst of economic chaos caused by the coronavirus .
We ’ re beginning to see shortages of some bullion products .
As more people pile into the market , the number of scammers looking to take advantage of gullible investors also increases .
Recently , some guy started commenting on the SchiffGold Facebook page , claiming he could sell you “ cheap gold ” directly from African mines .
This was certainly a scam .
Why would anybody sell gold “ cheap ” when they can easily command @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that question is they wouldn ’ t .
Nevertheless , hundreds of people will get taken in by smooth-talking scammers .
Here ’ s the easiest way to avoid getting snookered : only buy gold from reputable dealers .
Rick Rule told CNBC he ’ s heard from a number of clients that gold scam attempts are on the rise .
“ These always coincide with an increase in precious metals prices , which usually itself coincides with times when fear of more conventional investment products is high.
” There are a number @ @ @ @ @ @ @ somebody is selling gold significantly below the spot price , it ’ s almost certainly a scam .
Also be on the lookout for excessively high premiums , outrageous shipping costs and claims that coins are particularly rare or collectible .
One scam reported by CNBC is the “ empty vault.
” In this case , a dealer promises to provide safe storage for metal owned by the investor which either does not exist or is not as promoted .
Only buy from dealers who use professional , reputable vault storage services .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ targeting their victims through dating sites .
For instance , according to reports from a Charlotte TV station , Suleman Alhassan and his posse targeted women through dating apps .
He promised them romance and wealth .
Alhassan claimed he owned a bunch of gold in Africa , but he needed cash to ship it to the US .
Then he promised to share the profits with his girlfriend .
Alhassan reported pocketed over $ 1 million before authorities caught up with him .
Sometime scammers will pass off counterfeit gold as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way to be 100 % certain your gold is authentic is to buy from reputable dealers .
Generally , you will want to stick to sovereign-issued bullion coins or commonly hallmarked bullion products .
Needless to say , you don ’ t want to buy gold from a gas station parking lot !
Also , be wary of high-pressure sales tactics .
These scammers will off-employ a bait-and-switch technique .
They often advertise coins like American Eagles and Canadian Maple Leafs at low prices to attract buyers .
But the reality is that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The goal is to get you on the phone , where their ‘ boiler room ’ brokers will try to get you to switch from bullion to numismatic coins , which they might call “ rare , ” “ historic , ” or “ limited edition.
” Unless you are a very serious collector who has substantial knowledge of the numismatic market , you should avoid these coins .
Again – I can ’ t emphasize this enough – the best way to avoid a scam is to deal with well-established , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ information on various gold scams , download SchiffGold ’ s free report .
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind the martial law response to the coronavirus panic .

The demand for physical gold has gone through the roof in the midst of economic chaos caused by the coronavirus.
We’re beginning to see shortages of some bullion products. As more people pile into the market, the number of scammers looking to take advantage of gullible investors also increases.
Recently, some guy started commenting on the SchiffGold Facebook page, claiming he could sell you “cheap gold” directly from African mines. This was certainly a scam. Why would anybody sell gold “cheap” when they can easily command a market price?
The answer to that question is they wouldn’t.
Nevertheless, hundreds of people will get taken in by smooth-talking scammers.
Here’s the easiest way to avoid getting snookered: only buy gold from reputable dealers.
Rick Rule told CNBC he’s heard from a number of clients that gold scam attempts are on the rise.
“These always coincide with an increase in precious metals prices, which usually itself coincides with times when fear of more conventional investment products is high.”
There are a number of things to watch for. If somebody is selling gold significantly below the spot price, it’s almost certainly a scam. Also be on the lookout for excessively high premiums, outrageous shipping costs and claims that coins are particularly rare or collectible.
One scam reported by CNBC is the “empty vault.” In this case, a dealer promises to provide safe storage for metal owned by the investor which either does not exist or is not as promoted. Only buy from dealers who use professional, reputable vault storage services.
Scammers also prey on vulnerable hearts, targeting their victims through dating sites. For instance, according to reports from a Charlotte TV station, Suleman Alhassan and his posse targeted women through dating apps. He promised them romance and wealth. Alhassan claimed he owned a bunch of gold in Africa, but he needed cash to ship it to the US. Then he promised to share the profits with his girlfriend. Alhassan reported pocketed over $1 million before authorities caught up with him.
Sometime scammers will pass off counterfeit gold as the real thing. Again, the only way to be 100% certain your gold is authentic is to buy from reputable dealers. Generally, you will want to stick to sovereign-issued bullion coins or commonly hallmarked bullion products. Needless to say, you don’t want to buy gold from a gas station parking lot!
Also, be wary of high-pressure sales tactics. These scammers will off-employ a bait-and-switch technique. They often advertise coins like American Eagles and Canadian Maple Leafs at low prices to attract buyers. But the reality is that these coins are just used as bait. The goal is to get you on the phone, where their ‘boiler room’ brokers will try to get you to switch from bullion to numismatic coins, which they might call “rare,” “historic,” or “limited edition.” Unless you are a very serious collector who has substantial knowledge of the numismatic market, you should avoid these coins.
Again – I can’t emphasize this enough – the best way to avoid a scam is to deal with well-established, trustworthy professional dealers.
For more detailed information on various gold scams, download SchiffGold’s free report.
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind the martial law response to the coronavirus panic.


newswars--2020-03-18--US stock markets crash as coronavirus hammers global economy

Wall Street faces another steep dive on Wednesday as stimulus measures by governments in response to the global coronavirus crisis have failed to impress investors .
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged over 1,400 points right after the opening bell .
The S & P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite are losing over five percent .
Shares trading on the London , Frankfurt , and Paris bourses faced another day of huge losses , with key indices falling between three and five percent .
Stocks in Australia led the losses in Asia Pacific with the country ’ s S @ @ @ @ @ @ @ six percent .
Hong Kong ’ s Hang Seng index dropped more than four percent .
China ’ s Shanghai Composite and Japan ’ s Nikkei 225 were both down , losing more than one and a half percent .
Global markets continue to plunge despite stimulus measures announced by central banks to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus outbreak .
In its latest effort to support the economy , the US Federal Reserve announced two emergency lending programs that were last deployed in response to the 2008 financial crisis .
The Fed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ trillion to help businesses get short-term loans to pay workers and finance inventories .
The US stock market has been on a rollercoaster ride – massive drops followed by huge rebounds – as investor panic driven by the spread of the coronavirus sets in .
On the financial markets , it was also reflected by the CBOE Volatility Index , which is sometimes referred to as the Fear Index .
The index tends to rise during market turmoil , and it soared to historic highs earlier this week .
The Dow and S @ @ @ @ @ @ @ last week , putting an end to the historic bull run .
The Dow is already more than 30 percent off its all-time high of around 29,500 points seen in February , to around 20,000 points on Wednesday .

Wall Street faces another steep dive on Wednesday as stimulus measures by governments in response to the global coronavirus crisis have failed to impress investors.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged over 1,400 points right after the opening bell. The S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite are losing over five percent.
Shares trading on the London, Frankfurt, and Paris bourses faced another day of huge losses, with key indices falling between three and five percent.
Stocks in Australia led the losses in Asia Pacific with the country’s S&P/ASX 200 index falling more than six percent. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index dropped more than four percent. China’s Shanghai Composite and Japan’s Nikkei 225 were both down, losing more than one and a half percent.
Global markets continue to plunge despite stimulus measures announced by central banks to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. In its latest effort to support the economy, the US Federal Reserve announced two emergency lending programs that were last deployed in response to the 2008 financial crisis. The Fed plans to unfreeze up to $1 trillion to help businesses get short-term loans to pay workers and finance inventories.
The US stock market has been on a rollercoaster ride – massive drops followed by huge rebounds – as investor panic driven by the spread of the coronavirus sets in. On the financial markets, it was also reflected by the CBOE Volatility Index, which is sometimes referred to as the Fear Index. The index tends to rise during market turmoil, and it soared to historic highs earlier this week.
The Dow and S&P 500 entered a bear market last week, putting an end to the historic bull run. The Dow is already more than 30 percent off its all-time high of around 29,500 points seen in February, to around 20,000 points on Wednesday.


newswars--2020-03-18--In the Pandemic, It’s Every Nation for Itself

“ The lamps are going out all over Europe , we shall not see them lit again in our life-time , ” said Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey to a friend on the eve of Britain ’ s entry into the First World War .
Observing from afar as the coronavirus pandemic ravages the Old Continent , Grey ’ s words return to mind .
And as the Great War changed Europe forever , the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be changing the way European peoples see each other .
“ All for one and one for all !
” These @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Three Musketeers ” of Alexandre Dumas lived their lives .
This was the ideal upon which the EU and NATO were built .
An attack against one is an attack against all .
The Schengen Agreement by which citizens of Europe are as free to travel through the countries of their continent as Americans are to travel from Maryland to Virginia is rooted in that ideal .
Yet , suddenly , all that seems to belong to yesterday .
How the EU ’ s nation-states are reacting to the coronavirus crisis brings to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , “ Sauve qui peut , ” a rough translation of which is , “ Every man for himself.
” The New York Times has written of the new reality .
In Sunday ’ s top story , “ Europe Locks Up and Faces Crisis as Virus Spread , ” the Times wrote : “ While some European leaders , like President Emmanuel Macron of France , have called for intensifying cooperation across nations , others are trying to close their countries off .
“ From Denmark to Slovakia , governments went into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Describing a host of countries heeding the call of tribalism and nationalism , the Times laments Monday : “ Today , Europeans are… erecting borders between countries , inside their cities and neighborhoods , around their homes — to protect themselves from their neighbors , even from their own grandchildren.
” “ Confronting a virus that knows no borders , this modern Europe without borders is building them everywhere.
” In a few days , the Europe of open borders has become history .
“ As the pandemic spreads from Italy to Spain @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Times , “ there is a growing sense of the need for harsh , even authoritarian methods , many of them taken from China .
“ Europe has been terrified by Italy .
Suddenly , many of the continent ’ s countries are trying to lock down , to protect themselves and their citizens .
The idea of European solidarity , and of a borderless Europe where citizens are free to travel and work , seems very far away.
” Italy , hardest-hit country after China , is on lockdown .
Germany @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Denmark , France , Luxembourg and Switzerland .
The Czech Republic , Cyprus , Denmark , Latvia , Lithuania , Poland and Slovakia have announced they will close borders to all foreigners .
President Donald Trump has expanded his travel ban on Europe to include two of America ’ s oldest friends , Britain and Ireland .
Slovenia has closed its border with Italy .
Norway is on lockdown .
International travelers who arrive in Norway risk a mandatory 14-day quarantine , regardless of their health .
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ travelers who are not citizens or permanent residents .
The only exceptions are air crews , diplomats , and , “ at this time , ” U.S. citizens .
What we are witnessing is the clash of the claims of human nature and of ideology .
Through history , most men have put attachments of family , tribe , faith , country , race and nation above the claims of liberal ideology .
But while all citizens may have the same God-given right to life and constitutional right to “ equal protection of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not have equal rights to our affections or concerns .
For most men , the claims of the heart are superior to those of the mind .
Foreign folks do not have the same claims upon us as our own .
In a crisis , people put families , friends and country first .
In the Declaration of Independence , Jefferson declares that , “ all men are created equal.
” Yet , what truly seems to enrage him and to justify the rebellion against George III are the crimes the king had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity.
” The king had violated the claims of our common blood while we Americans had not been “ wanting in attentions to our British brethren.
” Closing borders is a grievous offense against liberalism that is supposedly rooted in the sin of xenophobia .
But what governments in Europe are saying by closing their borders , what Americans are saying by banning travel from Europe , is that while all men may be created equal , we will always put our own people first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a crisis comes , be it a war in which the survival of the nation is at stake or an epidemic where the health and survival of our people is at stake , we take care of our own first .
This is human nature .
This is the way the world works .
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind the Martial Law response to the coronavirus panic .

“The lamps are going out all over Europe, we shall not see them lit again in our life-time,” said Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey to a friend on the eve of Britain’s entry into the First World War.
Observing from afar as the coronavirus pandemic ravages the Old Continent, Grey’s words return to mind. And as the Great War changed Europe forever, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be changing the way European peoples see each other.
“All for one and one for all!” These were the words by which “The Three Musketeers” of Alexandre Dumas lived their lives.
This was the ideal upon which the EU and NATO were built. An attack against one is an attack against all. The Schengen Agreement by which citizens of Europe are as free to travel through the countries of their continent as Americans are to travel from Maryland to Virginia is rooted in that ideal.
Yet, suddenly, all that seems to belong to yesterday.
How the EU’s nation-states are reacting to the coronavirus crisis brings to mind another phrase, a French phrase, “Sauve qui peut,” a rough translation of which is, “Every man for himself.”
The New York Times has written of the new reality. In Sunday’s top story, “Europe Locks Up and Faces Crisis as Virus Spread,” the Times wrote:
“While some European leaders, like President Emmanuel Macron of France, have called for intensifying cooperation across nations, others are trying to close their countries off.
“From Denmark to Slovakia, governments went into aggressive virus-fighting mode with border closings.”
Describing a host of countries heeding the call of tribalism and nationalism, the Times laments Monday:
“Today, Europeans are… erecting borders between countries, inside their cities and neighborhoods, around their homes — to protect themselves from their neighbors, even from their own grandchildren.”
“Confronting a virus that knows no borders, this modern Europe without borders is building them everywhere.”
In a few days, the Europe of open borders has become history.
“As the pandemic spreads from Italy to Spain, France, Germany,” reports the Times, “there is a growing sense of the need for harsh, even authoritarian methods, many of them taken from China.
“Europe has been terrified by Italy. Suddenly, many of the continent’s countries are trying to lock down, to protect themselves and their citizens. The idea of European solidarity, and of a borderless Europe where citizens are free to travel and work, seems very far away.”
Italy, hardest-hit country after China, is on lockdown. Germany is closing its borders with Austria, Denmark, France, Luxembourg and Switzerland. The Czech Republic, Cyprus, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Slovakia have announced they will close borders to all foreigners. President Donald Trump has expanded his travel ban on Europe to include two of America’s oldest friends, Britain and Ireland.
Slovenia has closed its border with Italy. Norway is on lockdown. International travelers who arrive in Norway risk a mandatory 14-day quarantine, regardless of their health.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that Canada is barring entry to all travelers who are not citizens or permanent residents. The only exceptions are air crews, diplomats, and, “at this time,” U.S. citizens.
What we are witnessing is the clash of the claims of human nature and of ideology.
Through history, most men have put attachments of family, tribe, faith, country, race and nation above the claims of liberal ideology.
But while all citizens may have the same God-given right to life and constitutional right to “equal protection of the laws,” all people do not have equal rights to our affections or concerns.
For most men, the claims of the heart are superior to those of the mind. Foreign folks do not have the same claims upon us as our own. In a crisis, people put families, friends and country first.
In the Declaration of Independence, Jefferson declares that, “all men are created equal.” Yet, what truly seems to enrage him and to justify the rebellion against George III are the crimes the king had committed and that he had been “deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity.”
The king had violated the claims of our common blood while we Americans had not been “wanting in attentions to our British brethren.”
Closing borders is a grievous offense against liberalism that is supposedly rooted in the sin of xenophobia. But what governments in Europe are saying by closing their borders, what Americans are saying by banning travel from Europe, is that while all men may be created equal, we will always put our own people first, ahead of the rest.
When a crisis comes, be it a war in which the survival of the nation is at stake or an epidemic where the health and survival of our people is at stake, we take care of our own first.
This is human nature. This is the way the world works.
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind the Martial Law response to the coronavirus panic.


newswars--2020-03-18--Pew Poll: 62 Per Cent of Americans Believe Media Has Exaggerated Coronavirus Risk

62 per cent of Americans believe that the media has exaggerated the threat of coronavirus , according to a new Pew Research poll .
The results of the survey found that 63 per cent of Americans believe the CDC and public health officials have got the risk of COID-19 about right , with just 21 per cent believing they have exaggerated the risks .
While 62 per cent think the media has overhyped the threat , 29 per cent believe President Trump hasn ’ t taken it seriously at all while a further 52 per cent say he has not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 30 per cent say the media has handled the issue appropriately , while just 8 per cent say the press has not taken the risks seriously enough .
On a partisan breakdown , 76 per cent of Republicans think the media has exaggerated the threat compared to 49 per cent of Democrats .
There is still a significant number of people who believe that the response to coronavirus has been over the top or even hysterical , with many suggesting that once a large number of people in the U.S. are tested , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ substantially .
Others point to infection and death toll numbers out of Italy to make the point that overreacting is essential to stopping the spread of the virus and preventing deaths in the hundreds of thousands .
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62 per cent of Americans believe that the media has exaggerated the threat of coronavirus, according to a new Pew Research poll.
The results of the survey found that 63 per cent of Americans believe the CDC and public health officials have got the risk of COID-19 about right, with just 21 per cent believing they have exaggerated the risks.
While 62 per cent think the media has overhyped the threat, 29 per cent believe President Trump hasn’t taken it seriously at all while a further 52 per cent say he has not taken the risk seriously enough.
Only 30 per cent say the media has handled the issue appropriately, while just 8 per cent say the press has not taken the risks seriously enough.
On a partisan breakdown, 76 per cent of Republicans think the media has exaggerated the threat compared to 49 per cent of Democrats.
There is still a significant number of people who believe that the response to coronavirus has been over the top or even hysterical, with many suggesting that once a large number of people in the U.S. are tested, the mortality rate of COVID-19 will drop substantially.
Others point to infection and death toll numbers out of Italy to make the point that overreacting is essential to stopping the spread of the virus and preventing deaths in the hundreds of thousands.
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newswars--2020-03-18--Abandon All Hope Ye Who Enter Here—Part 7 of the CMU Series

PLEASE NOTE : The authors have made this series available at FreeMartyG.com and FreeSchaeffer.com under the latest Creative Commons by-attribution commercial-use-permitted share-alike no-derivatives license .
This is part 7 .
Click here to read Inside the Black Sites Where Obama , Clinton , and Holder Buried Their Secrets—Part 1 of the CMU Series or click here to read Harvard Is Not God , Discredited Skeptics Say—Part 6 of the CMU Series .
“ The difference between prisoners and hostages is that prisoners have lawyers and can file in court , ” says Cox , standing beside a sizable pile of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ came from lawyers and were marked as attorney-client privileged .
But the DOJ opened , read , scanned , and digitally preserved them anyway .
Cox says that in one instance , his outgoing legal mail was returned to him inadvertently by the FBI in the envelope below rather than sent on to his attorney–after the FBI illegitimately opened it in transit .
“ On the first day of my trial , [ federal prosecutor Joseph ] Bottini walked up to my attorney with a shoe box full of privileged letters I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to prepare my defense , ” Cox recounts .
“ Bottini handed it to my attorney and said , ‘ Here ’ s the letters your client sent you.
’ ” On top of the DOJ having read the confidential strategic and factual insights contained in Cox ’ s letters long ahead of his trial , Cox notes , “ My lawyer needed those letters well before my trial started .
They were useless to us that late in the case because he could no longer subpoena documents and witnesses.
” And for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reaches Cox , he says , an unknown number are blocked .
He often learns after filing deadlines have passed that lawyers tried to contact him but were turned away by CMU administrators .
Adding to this , CMU staff refuse to mail some filings to court and other mail arrives at courthouses and law offices with obvious signs of tampering , like this envelope shard , which is all that remains of a thick package of legal mail Cox tried to send to his attorney earlier in 2019 : Further , there @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to know ahead of time if what they write or say , either in their court filings or social correspondence , will trigger a harsh response .
It ’ s misleading to call it “ communications management ” when there is no written set of communications !
Katherine Siereveld speaks on behalf of the Federal Bureau of Prisons legal department and she admitted on multiple occasions that the CMUs don ’ t have written communications rules because , she claimed , then CMU inmates might innovate unforeseen ways of saying things the FBOP @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Yet , every passing first-year law student likely knows that due process doesn ’ t work that way .
Rules must be established in definite form before they are enforced .
It ’ s impossible , after all , to challenge an indefinite rule in court when one doesn ’ t know it exists or can ’ t offer its text into evidence .
To some degree , though , that may be the point about how the CMUs can operate inside a department that otherwise claims it–protects free speech .
Indeed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ maintain appearances , the CMU handbook falsely insists that CMU inmates have the right to all the rules in the unit : In reality , however , there are many unwritten , inconsistently enforced rules in the CMU .
One such rule , for example , prohibits CMU inmates from using the names of other inmates in their social correspondence .
Another prohibits them from filing their taxes .
Still another forbids them from identifying themselves as journalists for particular publications .
And new rules are regularly conjured up and then enforced after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as this is for the inmates in the CMUs , though , outsiders find themselves on perhaps shakier ground trying to communicate with their loved ones inside since there ’ s no written set of rules for their inbound communications either .
Further , they are almost inevitably less familiar than the inmates , with the obstacles they ’ ll likely face .
For undisclosed reasons , for instance , Siereveld ’ s crew blocked all communications from the head of Cox ’ s legal defense fund for a full calendar year .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ carried Cox ’ s limited power of attorney made no apparent difference to Siereveld .
“ They wouldn ’ t give her a reason [ why they blocked her ] because then she could ’ ve more easily challenged it in court , ” Cox says .
The CMU inmates resoundingly agree that Siereveld is the main force behind this lack of due process in the CMUs .
They recount her blocking their access to loved ones , attorneys , courts , notaries , the press , and the DOJ ’ s own @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) .
Yet , rather than architect the CMUs as due-process dead zones , Siereveld seems to have merely implemented the decades-old thought-reform program that controversial psychologist Edward Schein presented to the FBOP in 1961 under the title Man Against Man .
It ’ s also known in some circles as “ the asklepieion program ” ( pronounced like ask-klep-ee-onn ) .
It ’ s a 24-point plan .
Number 18 , taken directly from Scheinf ’ s list , consists of “ Placing individuals into new ambiguous situations for which the standards @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pressure on them to conform to what is desired in order to win favor and reprieve from the pressure.
” Thus , the lack of due process in the CMUs appears to be an intentional technique .
Number 11 is the “ Systemic withholding of mail.
” Here is the full list : 1 .
Physical removal of prisoners to areas sufficiently isolated to effectively break or seriously weaken close emotional ties .
3 .
Use of cooperative prisoners as leaders .
4 .
Prohibition of group activities not in line with brainwashing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ prisoners and reporting back private material .
6 .
Tricking men into written statements that are then shown to others .
8 .
Convincing the prisoners that they can trust no one .
9 .
Treating those who are willing to collaborate in far more lenient ways than those who are not .
12 .
Preventing contact with anyone unsympathetic to the method of treatment and regimen of the captive populace .
13 .
Building a group among the prisoners convincing them that they have been abandoned by—and are totally isolated from— the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all group standards among the prisoners .
16 .
Preventing prisoners from writing home or to friends in the community regarding the condition of their confinement .
17 .
Making available and permitting access to only those publications and books that contain materials which are neutral to or supportive of the desired new attitudes .
18 .
Placing individuals into new and ambiguous situations for which the standards are kept deliberately unclear and then putting pressure on them to conform to what is desired in order to win favor and reprieve from the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ willpower has been severely weakened or eroded into a living situation with several others who are more advanced in their thought reform and whose job it is to further the undermining of the individuals ’ emotional supports which were begun by isolating them from family and friends .
20 .
Using techniques of character invalidation , such as humiliations , revilement , shouting induce feelings of guilt , fear and suggestibility , coupled with sleeplessness and exacting prison regimen and periodic interrogative interviews .
21 .
Meeting all insincere attempts to comply with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
22 .
Repetitive reminders from cell mates of where prisoner was in the past or is in the present , and how he may not be living up to his own standards or values .
23 .
Rewarding of submission and subservience to the attitudes encompassing the brainwashing objective with a lifting of pressure and acceptance as a human being .
24 .
Providing social emotional supports that reinforce the new attitudes .
International human-rights accords prohibit such techniques .
The United States , further , has ratified some of those human-rights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ partially ) and The Convention Against Torture .
To Siereveld , however , the ends seem to justify the means even if they amount to breaking international law and committing fraud upon domestic courts .
You see , even though Siereveld graduated from law school and is licensed to practice in Kentucky , currently she isn ’ t a member of the bar associations in Indiana and Illinois , i.e .
the two locations of the DOJ ’ s CMUs .
This arrangement may help the FBOP dodge some degree of responsibility for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it also ensures she isn ’ t personally subject to the same ethical requirements as licensed lawyers .
A licensed attorney , for example , is expected to understand the fundamental requirements of due process , and would , therefore , be hard-pressed to claim qualified immunity for certain actions .
Siereveld ’ s arrangement as a non-attorney spokesperson/adviser for the FBOP legal department , however , also seems to prohibit her from presenting herself as a practicing lawyer .
Yet , she does so anyway , as shown in this letter that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Vigo County , Indiana , looking to quash a subpoena in a case filed by CMU inmate Robert Miller : The Vigo County Circuit Court in Indiana and the Indiana Bar Association did not return requests for comment on whether they feel Siereveld may have committed fraud upon the court , whether there will be an investigation , and/or what steps it ’ s taking to follow-up on the revelation that Siereveld wasn ’ t a licensed lawyer at the time of her misrepresentation .
Inmates , attorneys , and others experienced with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ federal prosecutors use the CMUs to sabotage appeals in cases they fear they may lose .
This is especially true , many believe , in politically sensitive cases .
Many find it striking that only about 80 out of the nationwide federal prison population of approximately 180,000 are sent to the CMUs .
That ’ s roughly 0.04 % .
Critics point out that meanwhile , a large share of this minuscule minority has politically-sensitive cases like Cox , Reynolds , Johnson , and Warren .
FBI documents like the one below further @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about Cox to the FBI , including copies of his privileged legal mail .
These documents also show that the FBI had what it called “ a concern related to COX ’ s direct appeal of his conviction.
” As noted in How the DOJ Protected Pedophiles and Got Away With Election Meddling In Alaska—Part 5 of the CMU Series , Cox largely won his appeal , despite the disadvantages he faced in the CMUs .
Cox ’ s experiences in the CMUs also obviously seem to refute the assertion in the above @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in response to a federal Freedom of Information Act ( FOIA ) request , that the FBI doesn ’ t receive the “ contents of [ Cox ’ s ] privileged mail , as does the FBI document below , showing that the FBOP , in fact , sent the FBI a privileged piece of Cox ’ s attorney-client correspondence .
The FBI also admits therein that it knew Cox sent the letter in question to his attorney , but that it read parts of it anyway , supposedly “ to determine if @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was copied and provided ” by the FBOP .
Finally , the FBI admits , “ The letter seemed to be discussing privileged communication regarding the defense strategy and addressing allegations about members of the prosecution team.
” Cox says he never received anything “ similar to an ‘ over-collection ’ notice , ” as the FBI document above seems to claim he would .
That is , of course , unless the large stack of legal mail mentioned above , which he says was returned to him in an FBI envelope , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Indeed , Cox and others believe that he and a good number of his fellow CMU inmates were transferred here at the explicit request of federal prosecutors and judges , among other reasons , for the express purpose of such “ over-collection ” of privileged correspondence .
“ If they can ’ t break you , they still want to beat you , ” Cox says .
“ When I got to [ the CMU in ] Marion , [ Intelligence Research Officer ( IRO ) Kathy ] Hill threatened me .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ just lay down and do my time or they ’ d make my life miserable and make sure I never saw my kids again.
” Cox says he ’ s seen his children once in nine years and he attributes their lack of visits to his steadfast struggle asserting his innocence .
And Cox isn ’ t alone in that regard .
Reynolds also reports that his son is being threatened as a result of his work to exonerate himself .
Indeed , all the inmates in the CMUs seem to face such @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their innocence and trying to help each other , the law to the contrary notwithstanding .
“ I don ’ t care about your case law , ” the FBOP ’ s Jason Bradley openly told one of these reporters when presented with binding U.S. Supreme Court precedent that forbids prison officials from interfering with legal assistance provided by inmates , free of charge to other inmates .
Bradley is the disciplinary hearing officer ( DHO ) for the FCI Terre Haute CMU .
He metes out time in the unit ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ SHU ) in retaliation for alleged rule violations—including alleged violations of the previously-discussed unwritten rules .
And if his attitude towards the highest court in the land seems cavalier , then it ’ s likely worth noting that his indifference is not without apparent backing .
When Cox asked the federal U.S. District Court in Denver , Colorado , to enforce the decades-old rulings of the Supreme Court and to stop the CMU staff from interfering with his correspondence with attorneys and outside helpers , the magistrate judge handling his case—who is herself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ motion , but she struck it from the record .
Thus , without serious intervention from high up in the nation ’ s capital , the political prisoners in the nation ’ s CMUs seem fated to remain hostages of the DOJ ’ s due-process dead zones .
Now that their struggle has been revealed , though , the question becomes whether or not the nation ’ s leaders in Washington are paying attention ; and if not , then will anybody bring these cases to their attention ?
Click here to read @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
—Part 8 of the CMU Series .

Martin Gottesfeld and Francis Schaeffer Cox

PLEASE NOTE: The authors have made this series available at FreeMartyG.com and FreeSchaeffer.com under the latest Creative Commons by-attribution commercial-use-permitted share-alike no-derivatives license.
This is part 7. Click here to read Inside the Black Sites Where Obama, Clinton, and Holder Buried Their Secrets—Part 1 of the CMU Series or click here to read Harvard Is Not God, Discredited Skeptics Say—Part 6 of the CMU Series.
“The difference between prisoners and hostages is that prisoners have lawyers and can file in court,” says Cox, standing beside a sizable pile of mail.
The letters in that pile came from lawyers and were marked as attorney-client privileged. But the DOJ opened, read, scanned, and digitally preserved them anyway. Cox says that in one instance, his outgoing legal mail was returned to him inadvertently by the FBI in the envelope below rather than sent on to his attorney–after the FBI illegitimately opened it in transit.
“On the first day of my trial, [federal prosecutor Joseph] Bottini walked up to my attorney with a shoe box full of privileged letters I’d tried to send him in order to prepare my defense,” Cox recounts. “Bottini handed it to my attorney and said, ‘Here’s the letters your client sent you.’”
On top of the DOJ having read the confidential strategic and factual insights contained in Cox’s letters long ahead of his trial, Cox notes, “My lawyer needed those letters well before my trial started. They were useless to us that late in the case because he could no longer subpoena documents and witnesses.”
And for every one piece of legal mail that reaches Cox, he says, an unknown number are blocked. He often learns after filing deadlines have passed that lawyers tried to contact him but were turned away by CMU administrators.
Adding to this, CMU staff refuse to mail some filings to court and other mail arrives at courthouses and law offices with obvious signs of tampering, like this envelope shard, which is all that remains of a thick package of legal mail Cox tried to send to his attorney earlier in 2019:
Further, there’s no way for CMU inmates to know ahead of time if what they write or say, either in their court filings or social correspondence, will trigger a harsh response. It’s misleading to call it “communications management” when there is no written set of communications!
Katherine Siereveld speaks on behalf of the Federal Bureau of Prisons legal department and she admitted on multiple occasions that the CMUs don’t have written communications rules because, she claimed, then CMU inmates might innovate unforeseen ways of saying things the FBOP doesn’t like without being punished.
Yet, every passing first-year law student likely knows that due process doesn’t work that way. Rules must be established in definite form before they are enforced. It’s impossible, after all, to challenge an indefinite rule in court when one doesn’t know it exists or can’t offer its text into evidence. To some degree, though, that may be the point about how the CMUs can operate inside a department that otherwise claims it–protects free speech.
Indeed, it seems that in order to maintain appearances, the CMU handbook falsely insists that CMU inmates have the right to all the rules in the unit:
In reality, however, there are many unwritten, inconsistently enforced rules in the CMU. One such rule, for example, prohibits CMU inmates from using the names of other inmates in their social correspondence. Another prohibits them from filing their taxes. Still another forbids them from identifying themselves as journalists for particular publications. And new rules are regularly conjured up and then enforced after the fact.
As confusing and arbitrary as this is for the inmates in the CMUs, though, outsiders find themselves on perhaps shakier ground trying to communicate with their loved ones inside since there’s no written set of rules for their inbound communications either. Further, they are almost inevitably less familiar than the inmates, with the obstacles they’ll likely face.
For undisclosed reasons, for instance, Siereveld’s crew blocked all communications from the head of Cox’s legal defense fund for a full calendar year. The fact that this same person also carried Cox’s limited power of attorney made no apparent difference to Siereveld.
“They wouldn’t give her a reason [why they blocked her] because then she could’ve more easily challenged it in court,” Cox says.
The CMU inmates resoundingly agree that Siereveld is the main force behind this lack of due process in the CMUs. They recount her blocking their access to loved ones, attorneys, courts, notaries, the press, and the DOJ’s own Office of the Inspector General (OIG).
Yet, rather than architect the CMUs as due-process dead zones, Siereveld seems to have merely implemented the decades-old thought-reform program that controversial psychologist Edward Schein presented to the FBOP in 1961 under the title Man Against Man. It’s also known in some circles as “the asklepieion program” (pronounced like ask-klep-ee-onn). It’s a 24-point plan.
Number 18, taken directly from Scheinf’s list, consists of “Placing individuals into new ambiguous situations for which the standards are kept deliberately unclear and then putting pressure on them to conform to what is desired in order to win favor and reprieve from the pressure.” Thus, the lack of due process in the CMUs appears to be an intentional technique.
Number 11 is the “Systemic withholding of mail.”
Here is the full list:
1. Physical removal of prisoners to areas sufficiently isolated to effectively break or seriously weaken close emotional ties.
2. Segregation of all natural leaders.
3. Use of cooperative prisoners as leaders.
4. Prohibition of group activities not in line with brainwashing objectives.
5. Spying on the prisoners and reporting back private material.
6. Tricking men into written statements that are then shown to others.
7. Exploitation of opportunists and informers.
8. Convincing the prisoners that they can trust no one.
9. Treating those who are willing to collaborate in far more lenient ways than those who are not.
10. Punishing those who show uncooperative attitudes.
11. A systematic withholding of mail.
12. Preventing contact with anyone unsympathetic to the method of treatment and regimen of the captive populace.
13. Building a group among the prisoners convincing them that they have been abandoned by—and are totally isolated from— the social order.
14. Disorganization of all group standards among the prisoners.
15. Undermining of all emotional supports.
16. Preventing prisoners from writing home or to friends in the community regarding the condition of their confinement.
17. Making available and permitting access to only those publications and books that contain materials which are neutral to or supportive of the desired new attitudes.
18. Placing individuals into new and ambiguous situations for which the standards are kept deliberately unclear and then putting pressure on them to conform to what is desired in order to win favor and reprieve from the pressure.
19. Placing individuals whose willpower has been severely weakened or eroded into a living situation with several others who are more advanced in their thought reform and whose job it is to further the undermining of the individuals’ emotional supports which were begun by isolating them from family and friends.
20. Using techniques of character invalidation, such as humiliations, revilement, shouting induce feelings of guilt, fear and suggestibility, coupled with sleeplessness and exacting prison regimen and periodic interrogative interviews.
21. Meeting all insincere attempts to comply with cell mates’ pressures with renewed hostility.
22. Repetitive reminders from cell mates of where prisoner was in the past or is in the present, and how he may not be living up to his own standards or values.
23. Rewarding of submission and subservience to the attitudes encompassing the brainwashing objective with a lifting of pressure and acceptance as a human being.
24. Providing social emotional supports that reinforce the new attitudes.
International human-rights accords prohibit such techniques. The United States, further, has ratified some of those human-rights treaties, including The Geneva Convention (partially) and The Convention Against Torture.
To Siereveld, however, the ends seem to justify the means even if they amount to breaking international law and committing fraud upon domestic courts.
You see, even though Siereveld graduated from law school and is licensed to practice in Kentucky, currently she isn’t a member of the bar associations in Indiana and Illinois, i.e. the two locations of the DOJ’s CMUs. This arrangement may help the FBOP dodge some degree of responsibility for Siereveld’s actions and inactions while it also ensures she isn’t personally subject to the same ethical requirements as licensed lawyers. A licensed attorney, for example, is expected to understand the fundamental requirements of due process, and would, therefore, be hard-pressed to claim qualified immunity for certain actions.
Siereveld’s arrangement as a non-attorney spokesperson/adviser for the FBOP legal department, however, also seems to prohibit her from presenting herself as a practicing lawyer. Yet, she does so anyway, as shown in this letter that Siereveld sent to a state court in Vigo County, Indiana, looking to quash a subpoena in a case filed by CMU inmate Robert Miller:
The Vigo County Circuit Court in Indiana and the Indiana Bar Association did not return requests for comment on whether they feel Siereveld may have committed fraud upon the court, whether there will be an investigation, and/or what steps it’s taking to follow-up on the revelation that Siereveld wasn’t a licensed lawyer at the time of her misrepresentation.
Inmates, attorneys, and others experienced with the CMUs, moreover, believe that federal prosecutors use the CMUs to sabotage appeals in cases they fear they may lose. This is especially true, many believe, in politically sensitive cases.
Many find it striking that only about 80 out of the nationwide federal prison population of approximately 180,000 are sent to the CMUs. That’s roughly 0.04%. Critics point out that meanwhile, a large share of this minuscule minority has politically-sensitive cases like Cox, Reynolds, Johnson, and Warren.
FBI documents like the one below further reveal that the FBOP proactively sends information about Cox to the FBI, including copies of his privileged legal mail. These documents also show that the FBI had what it called “a concern related to COX’s direct appeal of his conviction.”
As noted in How the DOJ Protected Pedophiles and Got Away With Election Meddling In Alaska—Part 5 of the CMU Series, Cox largely won his appeal, despite the disadvantages he faced in the CMUs.
Cox’s experiences in the CMUs also obviously seem to refute the assertion in the above FBI document, which was released voluntarily in response to a federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, that the FBI doesn’t receive the “contents of [Cox’s] privileged mail, as does the FBI document below, showing that the FBOP, in fact, sent the FBI a privileged piece of Cox’s attorney-client correspondence. The FBI also admits therein that it knew Cox sent the letter in question to his attorney, but that it read parts of it anyway, supposedly “to determine if there was a reason why the letter was copied and provided” by the FBOP. Finally, the FBI admits, “The letter seemed to be discussing privileged communication regarding the defense strategy and addressing allegations about members of the prosecution team.”
Cox says he never received anything “similar to an ‘over-collection’ notice,” as the FBI document above seems to claim he would. That is, of course, unless the large stack of legal mail mentioned above, which he says was returned to him in an FBI envelope, constitutes such an “over-collection” notice. Indeed, Cox and others believe that he and a good number of his fellow CMU inmates were transferred here at the explicit request of federal prosecutors and judges, among other reasons, for the express purpose of such “over-collection” of privileged correspondence.
“If they can’t break you, they still want to beat you,” Cox says. “When I got to [the CMU in] Marion, [Intelligence Research Officer (IRO) Kathy] Hill threatened me. She told me I’d better just lay down and do my time or they’d make my life miserable and make sure I never saw my kids again.”
Cox says he’s seen his children once in nine years and he attributes their lack of visits to his steadfast struggle asserting his innocence.
And Cox isn’t alone in that regard. Reynolds also reports that his son is being threatened as a result of his work to exonerate himself. Indeed, all the inmates in the CMUs seem to face such threats and obstacles, especially for asserting their innocence and trying to help each other, the law to the contrary notwithstanding.
“I don’t care about your case law,” the FBOP’s Jason Bradley openly told one of these reporters when presented with binding U.S. Supreme Court precedent that forbids prison officials from interfering with legal assistance provided by inmates, free of charge to other inmates.
Bradley is the disciplinary hearing officer (DHO) for the FCI Terre Haute CMU. He metes out time in the unit’s “hot-box” special housing unit (SHU) in retaliation for alleged rule violations—including alleged violations of the previously-discussed unwritten rules. And if his attitude towards the highest court in the land seems cavalier, then it’s likely worth noting that his indifference is not without apparent backing.
When Cox asked the federal U.S. District Court in Denver, Colorado, to enforce the decades-old rulings of the Supreme Court and to stop the CMU staff from interfering with his correspondence with attorneys and outside helpers, the magistrate judge handling his case—who is herself a former DOJ prosecutor—not only dismissed his motion, but she struck it from the record.
Thus, without serious intervention from high up in the nation’s capital, the political prisoners in the nation’s CMUs seem fated to remain hostages of the DOJ’s due-process dead zones. Now that their struggle has been revealed, though, the question becomes whether or not the nation’s leaders in Washington are paying attention; and if not, then will anybody bring these cases to their attention?
Click here to read FBI Director Wray’s Dirty Secret?—Part 8 of the CMU Series.


newswars--2020-03-18--Massive 5G Project to Make it Impossible to Escape Radiation Exposure

AirGig is a new technology developed by AT & T to transfer Wi-Fi and wireless data over power lines using 4G LTE and 5G millimeter waves .
To date , AT & T has submitted over 500 patents and applications related to the AirGig technology , which turns existing power lines into transmitters .
According to AT & T ’ s glowing press releases , AirGig could even replace cell towers : “ We hope that one day there will be no need to build new towers or bury new cables in locations close to aerial power lines .
Instead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would install devices to provide high speed broadband which can be clamped on by trained electrical workers in just a few minutes.
” The AirGig technology aims to provide “ ultra-fast ” broadband Wi-Fi anywhere there are power lines , offering “ last-mile wireless connectivity ” without the need for deployment of any new fiber-to-the-home .
As “ last-mile ” suggests , AT & T is framing its AirGig technology as a solution for extending wireless access to virtually everyone on the planet .
The company writes : “ Project AirGig has opened @ @ @ @ @ @ @ internet connectivity for nearly everyone currently served by an electric utility .
It ’ s a first-of-its-kind technology that is expected to deliver broadband connectivity to homes and mobile devices wherever there are power lines—whether urban , rural or underserved parts of the world.
” What AT & T does not spell out in its glossy communications is that AirGig will make it impossible to escape exposure to wireless radiation , even in our homes .
AirGig will saturate our environment—every inch of it—with close-proximity , high-intensity radiation .
The few relatively safer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Not only will those who already have become sick from wireless radiation have nowhere to escape to , but many more are likely to experience immediate health impacts .
One of the AirGig selling points being promoted by AT & T is collaboration with utility companies “ as they evolve toward the ‘ smart grid ’ ” and the rollout of so-called “ smart cities.
” In fact , in December 2017 , AT & T announced that it was starting to test AirGig in rural and suburban Georgia in collaboration with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Power .
( AT & T also announced a second field test site in an undisclosed location outside the U.S. ) Since that announcement two years ago , AT & T has been relatively quiet about AirGig ’ s progress .
In September 2018 , however , the company summarized results from its Georgia trial run as “ encouraging ” and announced its intention to expand the technology ’ s field trials .
In May 2017 , I participated in a conference on 5G and the Internet of Things ( IoT ) organized @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by various wireless companies .
One of the main presentations was a “ Smart Cities ” talk by Atlanta ’ s City Attorney , who described how smart cities will promote the “ well-being ” of their residents .
After the lecture , I approached her to discuss implications for human health .
She admitted that no one has looked at the health effects of smart cities—and added that it is “ not her job ” to do so .
The use of millimeter waves in a typical wireless configuration has limited range @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spectrum bands , but AT & T ’ s planned use of power line infrastructure as a “ wave guide ” for AirGig , will help extend the distance that millimeter-wave signals can travel .
The testing in Georgia used a combination of millimeter-wave and LTE spectrum .
AirGig will be part of AT & T ’ s wider wireless infrastructure , particularly pertaining to 5G .
The company stated in 2018 , “ We think Project AirGig and 5G have a lot of natural synergies , and we plan to test 5G @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In 2019 , an AT & T vice president confirmed the company ’ s view of AirGig as “ a very complementary technology to 5G.
” Previous statements by AT & T indicate that the company wants to evolve its entire network to support gigabit service ; it anticipates getting there using a “ mixture of options ” —AirGig in some cases and 5G or “ G.fast ” in other cases .
At present , the deployment of 5G promises to interconnect 20 billion devices wirelessly , adding 800,000 “ small cells ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ homes and launching 50,000 satellites that will also require 1,000,000 antennas on the ground .
This is wireless insanity .
For me , however , AirGig is one of the technologies that scares me the most .
I check often for updates about AirGig ’ s deployment .
In January 2019 , AT & T released a policy paper that did not provide an exact launch date for commercial AirGig service but ominously stated , “ we ’ re moving closer to that moment every day.
” Every day I hear about work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ my area , I get concerned .
The deployment of dangerous wireless technologies such as AirGig is allowed without our consent and even notice because the harmful radiation emitted is within the Federal Communications Commission ’ s ( FCC ’ s ) health and safety guidelines from 1996 .
These guidelines are at least three decades obsolete—as even the U.S. Department of the Interior has admitted .
On December 4 , 2019 , the FCC announced that it is not going to review its outdated guidelines , proclaiming that there is no evidence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Children ’ s Health Defense and other Petitioners filed a lawsuit against the FCC on February 2 , 2020 .
The other Petitioners include parents of children who have been injured , doctors and Professor David Carpenter—the Co-Editor of the BioInitiative Report , which is the largest review of the science on this issue .
The lawsuit claims the FCC ’ s decision not to review its safety guidelines is capricious , arbitrary , non-evidence-based and an abuse of discretion .
This historic case attacks the premise upon which the deployment and proliferation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , it is the only way we can sue the government for the harm it has been creating and enabling .
Please consider supporting CHD ’ s landmark FCC case by making a donation at https : //childrenshealthdefense.org/about-us/donate/ ( select 5G at the dropdown menu ) .

AirGig is a new technology developed by AT&T to transfer Wi-Fi and wireless data over power lines using 4G LTE and 5G millimeter waves.
To date, AT&T has submitted over 500 patents and applications related to the AirGig technology, which turns existing power lines into transmitters. According to AT&T’s glowing press releases, AirGig could even replace cell towers:
“We hope that one day there will be no need to build new towers or bury new cables in locations close to aerial power lines. Instead, using AirGig patented technology, we would install devices to provide high speed broadband which can be clamped on by trained electrical workers in just a few minutes.”
The AirGig technology aims to provide “ultra-fast” broadband Wi-Fi anywhere there are power lines, offering “last-mile wireless connectivity” without the need for deployment of any new fiber-to-the-home. As “last-mile” suggests, AT&T is framing its AirGig technology as a solution for extending wireless access to virtually everyone on the planet. The company writes:
“Project AirGig has opened the door to the possibility of broadband internet connectivity for nearly everyone currently served by an electric utility. It’s a first-of-its-kind technology that is expected to deliver broadband connectivity to homes and mobile devices wherever there are power lines—whether urban, rural or underserved parts of the world.”
What AT&T does not spell out in its glossy communications is that AirGig will make it impossible to escape exposure to wireless radiation, even in our homes. AirGig will saturate our environment—every inch of it—with close-proximity, high-intensity radiation. The few relatively safer areas that still exist will quickly disappear. Not only will those who already have become sick from wireless radiation have nowhere to escape to, but many more are likely to experience immediate health impacts.
AirGig tests already underway
One of the AirGig selling points being promoted by AT&T is collaboration with utility companies “as they evolve toward the ‘smart grid’” and the rollout of so-called “smart cities.” In fact, in December 2017, AT&T announced that it was starting to test AirGig in rural and suburban Georgia in collaboration with the state’s utility, Georgia Power. (AT&T also announced a second field test site in an undisclosed location outside the U.S.)
Since that announcement two years ago, AT&T has been relatively quiet about AirGig’s progress. In September 2018, however, the company summarized results from its Georgia trial run as “encouraging” and announced its intention to expand the technology’s field trials.
In May 2017, I participated in a conference on 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) organized by the American Bar Association and sponsored by various wireless companies. One of the main presentations was a “Smart Cities” talk by Atlanta’s City Attorney, who described how smart cities will promote the “well-being” of their residents. After the lecture, I approached her to discuss implications for human health. She admitted that no one has looked at the health effects of smart cities—and added that it is “not her job” to do so.
AirGig and 5G
The use of millimeter waves in a typical wireless configuration has limited range in comparison with equipment operating in other spectrum bands, but AT&T’s planned use of power line infrastructure as a “wave guide” for AirGig, will help extend the distance that millimeter-wave signals can travel. The testing in Georgia used a combination of millimeter-wave and LTE spectrum.
AirGig will be part of AT&T’s wider wireless infrastructure, particularly pertaining to 5G. The company stated in 2018, “We think Project AirGig and 5G have a lot of natural synergies, and we plan to test 5G paired with AirGig in the future.” In 2019, an AT&T vice president confirmed the company’s view of AirGig as “a very complementary technology to 5G.” Previous statements by AT&T indicate that the company wants to evolve its entire network to support gigabit service; it anticipates getting there using a “mixture of options”—AirGig in some cases and 5G or “G.fast” in other cases.
At present, the deployment of 5G promises to interconnect 20 billion devices wirelessly, adding 800,000 “small cells” (base stations) close to our homes and launching 50,000 satellites that will also require 1,000,000 antennas on the ground. This is wireless insanity. For me, however, AirGig is one of the technologies that scares me the most.
I check often for updates about AirGig’s deployment. In January 2019, AT&T released a policy paper that did not provide an exact launch date for commercial AirGig service but ominously stated, “we’re moving closer to that moment every day.” Every day I hear about work being done to the power lines in my area, I get concerned.
Children’s Health Defense FCC lawsuit
The deployment of dangerous wireless technologies such as AirGig is allowed without our consent and even notice because the harmful radiation emitted is within the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC’s) health and safety guidelines from 1996. These guidelines are at least three decades obsolete—as even the U.S. Department of the Interior has admitted.
On December 4, 2019, the FCC announced that it is not going to review its outdated guidelines, proclaiming that there is no evidence of harm. As a result, Children’s Health Defense and other Petitioners filed a lawsuit against the FCC on February 2, 2020. The other Petitioners include parents of children who have been injured, doctors and Professor David Carpenter—the Co-Editor of the BioInitiative Report, which is the largest review of the science on this issue. The lawsuit claims the FCC’s decision not to review its safety guidelines is capricious, arbitrary, non-evidence-based and an abuse of discretion. This historic case attacks the premise upon which the deployment and proliferation of wireless technology is based. Likely, it is the only way we can sue the government for the harm it has been creating and enabling.
Please consider supporting CHD’s landmark FCC case by making a donation at https://childrenshealthdefense.org/about-us/donate/ (select 5G at the dropdown menu).


newswars--2020-03-18--Soros Operative on MSNBC: Trump’s Racism Putting Asian-American Lives At Risk

During an MSNBC news segment on Tuesday , George Soros ’ MoveOn.org Chief Public Affairs Officer Karine Jean-Pierre told viewers President Trump is engaging in racist rhetoric that is putting the lives of Asian-Americans at risk .
After being attacked by left-wing journalists and Democrat politicians for calling COVID-19 “ the Chinese virus , ” President Trump refused to apologize and said he doesn ’ t think it ’ s racist .
Discussing Trump ’ s “ Chinese virus ” remark , Jean-Pierre said , “ racism in an outbreak is a common thing , ” and that the problem @ @ @ @ @ @ @ directly from the President of The United States.
” “ It is incredibly dangerous , it is problematic , and it is scary , ” she continued .
“ And I just really want to call that out because you do have people in the Asian-American community whose lives are at risk .
And for the President to call it a Chinese virus or a foreign virus , that is not — it ’ s just so dangerous and not a good thing to do , obviously.
” Of course , the narrative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” or “ the Wuhan virus ” is racist hit mainstream media after China denounced the West for labeling the virus after its birthplace .
In fact , before the word came down from Beijing , mainstream media outlets were frequently referring to the virus as being “ Chinese ” or coming from “ Wuhan.
” Even MSNBC ’ s darling anchor Mika Brzezinski said , “ This comes as the Chinese coronavirus death toll has jumped to at least 26 people and sickened at least 835 people.
” Mike Adams joins The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ efforts to sabotage President Trump ’ s efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus .

During an MSNBC news segment on Tuesday, George Soros’ MoveOn.org Chief Public Affairs Officer Karine Jean-Pierre told viewers President Trump is engaging in racist rhetoric that is putting the lives of Asian-Americans at risk.
After being attacked by left-wing journalists and Democrat politicians for calling COVID-19 “the Chinese virus,” President Trump refused to apologize and said he doesn’t think it’s racist.
Discussing Trump’s “Chinese virus” remark, Jean-Pierre said, “racism in an outbreak is a common thing,” and that the problem now is “it’s coming directly from the President of The United States.”
“It is incredibly dangerous, it is problematic, and it is scary,” she continued. “And I just really want to call that out because you do have people in the Asian-American community whose lives are at risk. And for the President to call it a Chinese virus or a foreign virus, that is not — it’s just so dangerous and not a good thing to do, obviously.”
Of course, the narrative that calling COVID-19 a “Chinese virus” or “the Wuhan virus” is racist hit mainstream media after China denounced the West for labeling the virus after its birthplace.
In fact, before the word came down from Beijing, mainstream media outlets were frequently referring to the virus as being “Chinese” or coming from “Wuhan.”
Even MSNBC’s darling anchor Mika Brzezinski said, “This comes as the Chinese coronavirus death toll has jumped to at least 26 people and sickened at least 835 people.”
Mike Adams joins The Alex Jones Show to expose the leftists efforts to sabotage President Trump’s efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus.


newswars--2020-03-18--Infection Trajectory: See Which Countries Are Flattening Their Covid-19 Curve

At the outset of 2020 , the world looked on as China grappled with an outbreak that seemed be spiraling out of control .
But now , as Visual Capitalist ’ s Nick Routley notes , two months later , the situation is markedly different .
After aggressive testing and quarantine efforts , China ’ s outbreak of Novel Coronavirus ( COVID-19 ) appears to be leveling off .
Now , numerous countries around the world are in the beginning stages of managing their own outbreaks .
March 15th , 2020 , marked a significant statistical milestone for this , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ China surpassed the Chinese total .
The tracker above , by Our World in Data , charts the trajectory of the growing number of countries with more than 100 confirmed cases of COVID-19 .
As the number of new infections reported around the world continues to grow , which countries are winning the battle against COVID-19 , and which are still struggling to slow the rate of infection ?
As of publishing time , 39 countries have passed the threshold of 100 confirmed cases , with many more countries on the cusp .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ case mark , we ’ re able to see a clearer picture of how quickly the virus is spreading within various countries .
A rapid “ doubling rate ” can spell big trouble , as even countries with advanced healthcare systems can become overwhelmed by the sheer number of cases .
This was the case in the Lombardy region of Italy , where hospitals were overloaded and an increasing number of medical staff are under quarantine after testing positive for the virus .
Nearly 10 % of COVID-19 patients in Lombardy required intensive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ breaking point .
Other countries are looking to avoid this situation by “ flattening the curve ” of the pandemic .
In other words , preventing and delaying the spread of the virus so that large portions of the population aren ’ t sick at the same time .
While all the countries on this tracker are united behind a common goal – stamping out COVID-19 as soon as possible – each country has its own approach and unique challenges when it comes to keeping their population safe .
Of course , countries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ growth in case numbers have the benefit of learning from mistakes made elsewhere , and adopting ideas that are proving successful at slowing the rate of infection .
Many jurisdictions are implementing some or all of these measures to help flatten the curve : Placing hard limits on the size of crowds at events Direct losses due to canceled tech conferences alone , such as SXSW and the Electronic Entertainment Expo , have already surpassed the $ 1 billion mark , but despite the short-term economic pain of cancellations and decreased entertainment spending @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incalculable .
While interviewing border crossers , reporters noticed almost everyone was coming across with toilet paper .

At the outset of 2020, the world looked on as China grappled with an outbreak that seemed be spiraling out of control.
But now, as Visual Capitalist’s Nick Routley notes, two months later, the situation is markedly different. After aggressive testing and quarantine efforts, China’s outbreak of Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) appears to be leveling off.
Now, numerous countries around the world are in the beginning stages of managing their own outbreaks. March 15th, 2020, marked a significant statistical milestone for this, as confirmed cases of COVID-19 outside of China surpassed the Chinese total.
The tracker above, by Our World in Data, charts the trajectory of the growing number of countries with more than 100 confirmed cases of COVID-19. As the number of new infections reported around the world continues to grow, which countries are winning the battle against COVID-19, and which are still struggling to slow the rate of infection?
What’s Your National Infection Trajectory?
As of publishing time, 39 countries have passed the threshold of 100 confirmed cases, with many more countries on the cusp. By comparing infection trajectories from the 100 case mark, we’re able to see a clearer picture of how quickly the virus is spreading within various countries.
A rapid “doubling rate” can spell big trouble, as even countries with advanced healthcare systems can become overwhelmed by the sheer number of cases. This was the case in the Lombardy region of Italy, where hospitals were overloaded and an increasing number of medical staff are under quarantine after testing positive for the virus. Nearly 10% of COVID-19 patients in Lombardy required intensive care, which stretched resources to their breaking point.
Other countries are looking to avoid this situation by “flattening the curve” of the pandemic. In other words, preventing and delaying the spread of the virus so that large portions of the population aren’t sick at the same time.
Important to remember that #Covid-19 epidemic control measures may only delay cases, not prevent. However, this helps limit surge and gives hospitals time to prepare and manage. It’s the difference between finding an ICU bed & ventilator or being treated in the parking lot tent. pic.twitter.com/VOyfBcLMus — Drew A. Harris, DPM, MPH (@drewaharris) February 28, 2020
Everything’s Canceled
While all the countries on this tracker are united behind a common goal – stamping out COVID-19 as soon as possible – each country has its own approach and unique challenges when it comes to keeping their population safe. Of course, countries that are just beginning to experience exponential growth in case numbers have the benefit of learning from mistakes made elsewhere, and adopting ideas that are proving successful at slowing the rate of infection.
Many jurisdictions are implementing some or all of these measures to help flatten the curve:
Quarantining
Encouraging social distancing
Encouraging working from home
Closing schools and other institutions
Placing hard limits on the size of crowds at events
Direct losses due to canceled tech conferences alone, such as SXSW and the Electronic Entertainment Expo, have already surpassed the $1 billion mark, but despite the short-term economic pain of cancellations and decreased entertainment spending, the costs of business-as-usual could be incalculable.
While interviewing border crossers, reporters noticed almost everyone was coming across with toilet paper.


newswars--2020-03-19--ICE Scaling Back Operations Due to Coronavirus

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has temporarily scaled back operations during the Chinese coronavirus outbreak .
The agency announced a revised “ enforcement posture , ” asserting its “ highest priorities are to promote life-saving and public safety activities.
” “ ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations ( ERO ) will focus enforcement on public safety risks and individuals subject to mandatory detention based on criminal grounds , ” ICE explained in a press release .
“ For those individuals who do not fall into those categories , ERO will exercise discretion to delay enforcement actions until after the crisis or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Investigations into gang activity , child exploitation , drug and human trafficking , and human smuggling will continue to be carried out by ICE ’ s Homeland Security Investigations arm .
Agents will not execute enforcement operations “ at or near health care facilities , such as hospitals , doctors ’ offices , accredited health clinics , and emergent or urgent care facilities , except in the most extraordinary of circumstances , ” in accordance with its ‘ sensitive locations policy ’ amid the COVID-19 emergency .
Illegal aliens are encouraged to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ apprehended .
Alex Jones reveals how the coronavirus outbreak is the perfect crisis for the globalists to use in order to create a totalitarian prison planet in a very short amount of time .

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has temporarily scaled back operations during the Chinese coronavirus outbreak.
The agency announced a revised “enforcement posture,” asserting its “highest priorities are to promote life-saving and public safety activities.”
“ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) will focus enforcement on public safety risks and individuals subject to mandatory detention based on criminal grounds,” ICE explained in a press release.
“For those individuals who do not fall into those categories, ERO will exercise discretion to delay enforcement actions until after the crisis or utilize alternatives to detention, as appropriate.”
Investigations into gang activity, child exploitation, drug and human trafficking, and human smuggling will continue to be carried out by ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations arm.
Agents will not execute enforcement operations “at or near health care facilities, such as hospitals, doctors’ offices, accredited health clinics, and emergent or urgent care facilities, except in the most extraordinary of circumstances,” in accordance with its ‘sensitive locations policy’ amid the COVID-19 emergency.
Illegal aliens are encouraged to seek medical attention without fear of being apprehended.
Alex Jones reveals how the coronavirus outbreak is the perfect crisis for the globalists to use in order to create a totalitarian prison planet in a very short amount of time.
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newswars--2020-03-19--New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton Tests Positive For Coronavirus

Head coach of the NFL ’ s New Orleans Saints , Sean Payton , announced Thursday he ’ s tested positive for COVID-19 .
The 56-year-old coaching veteran is the first known person associated with the NFL to contract the virus .
After feeling ill on Sunday , Payton was tested Monday and received the disappointing results by Thursday .
Self-quarantining himself at home , the coach is lucky to be a part of the 20 % of coronavirus patients who have no fever of cough .
“ This is not just about social distancing , ” Payton told ESPN @ @ @ @ @ @ @ here for a week to two weeks .
If people understand the curve , and understand the bump , we can easily work together as a country to reduce it .
Take a minute to understand what the experts are saying .
It ’ s not complicated to do what they ’ re asking of us .
Just that type of small investment by every one of us will have a dramatic impact.
” “ I was fortunate to be in the minority , without the serious side effects that some have , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ m lucky .
Younger people feel like they can handle this , but they can be a carrier to someone who can ’ t handle it .
So we all need to do our part .
It ’ s important for every one of us to do our part.
” So far , while the NBA , NHL and other major sports leagues are shutting down , the NFL has yet to announce any major changes to their offseason or to the upcoming season .
According to The New York Post , “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , have tested positive for COVID-19 , while one NHL player on the Senators and two Yankees minor-league players have also tested positive .
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Head coach of the NFL’s New Orleans Saints, Sean Payton, announced Thursday he’s tested positive for COVID-19.
The 56-year-old coaching veteran is the first known person associated with the NFL to contract the virus.
After feeling ill on Sunday, Payton was tested Monday and received the disappointing results by Thursday.
Self-quarantining himself at home, the coach is lucky to be a part of the 20% of coronavirus patients who have no fever of cough.
“This is not just about social distancing,” Payton told ESPN. “It’s shutting down here for a week to two weeks. If people understand the curve, and understand the bump, we can easily work together as a country to reduce it. Take a minute to understand what the experts are saying. It’s not complicated to do what they’re asking of us. Just that type of small investment by every one of us will have a dramatic impact.”
“I was fortunate to be in the minority, without the serious side effects that some have,” he continued. “I’m lucky. Younger people feel like they can handle this, but they can be a carrier to someone who can’t handle it. So we all need to do our part. It’s important for every one of us to do our part.”
So far, while the NBA, NHL and other major sports leagues are shutting down, the NFL has yet to announce any major changes to their offseason or to the upcoming season.
According to The New York Post, “Seven NBA players, including Kevin Durant, have tested positive for COVID-19, while one NHL player on the Senators and two Yankees minor-league players have also tested positive.”


newswars--2020-03-19--Exclusive: First Photos Inside Dallas Coronavirus Quarantine Facility Leaked

Exclusive photos taken from the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center shows preparations for a quarantine center not unlike those used during 1918 Spanish flu epidemic .
An inside source provided us photos from the Dallas Convention Center , one of the largest convention centers in the US , showing rows and rows of beds .
Our source reported that the facility already houses hundreds of beds .
The Dallas government has put out a cover story that the facility is an “ overnight shelter , ” but another source inside Dallas law enforcement confirms to us that this facility is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ facilities are being prepared in the area as well .
It is standard operating procedure for FEMA to use large convention centers as emergency hospitals and quarantine centers when they are expecting the normal medical system to be overwhelmed .
The rows of beds are not unlike the quarantine treatment centers used during the deadly 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic , as historical photos reveal .
Texas has a huge and growing homeless population , that experts believe is a fertile ground for the Coronavirus outbreak , and mass quarantine centers are needed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ effected .
California is estimated to have a homeless population in excess of 150,000 – of which California Gov .
Gavin Newson estimates up to 60,000 homeless in his state alone could contract the virus .
Our source tells us that the Dallas facility can hold more than 500 people .
This is just further evidence that federal , state and local governments are gearing up for what will be a serious pandemic that most experts believe will kill tens or even hundreds of thousands of people – and the official worldwide death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ call Dr. Paul , “ a conspiracy-minded doctor from Texas ” .
Really ?
What he said about COVID19 & govt ’ s response & motives is true .

Exclusive photos taken from the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center shows preparations for a quarantine center not unlike those used during 1918 Spanish flu epidemic.
An inside source provided us photos from the Dallas Convention Center, one of the largest convention centers in the US, showing rows and rows of beds.
Our source reported that the facility already houses hundreds of beds.
The Dallas government has put out a cover story that the facility is an “overnight shelter,” but another source inside Dallas law enforcement confirms to us that this facility is meant for COVID-19 victims and that other facilities are being prepared in the area as well.
It is standard operating procedure for FEMA to use large convention centers as emergency hospitals and quarantine centers when they are expecting the normal medical system to be overwhelmed.
The rows of beds are not unlike the quarantine treatment centers used during the deadly 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic, as historical photos reveal.
Texas has a huge and growing homeless population, that experts believe is a fertile ground for the Coronavirus outbreak, and mass quarantine centers are needed to house those that are certain to be effected.
California is estimated to have a homeless population in excess of 150,000 – of which California Gov. Gavin Newson estimates up to 60,000 homeless in his state alone could contract the virus.
Our source tells us that the Dallas facility can hold more than 500 people.
This is just further evidence that federal, state and local governments are gearing up for what will be a serious pandemic that most experts believe will kill tens or even hundreds of thousands of people – and the official worldwide death count is already near 10,000.
EXCLUSIVE: FIRST PHOTOS INSIDE DALLAS CORONAVIRUS QUARANTINE FACILITY LEAKED The rows erriely similar to the quarantine medical centers used during the deadly 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic https://t.co/fjLRfcZadj pic.twitter.com/LOFpWdgP5Z — Rob Dew (@DewsNewz) March 19, 2020
Politifact call Dr. Paul, “a conspiracy-minded doctor from Texas”. Really? What he said about COVID19 & govt’s response & motives is true.