renegadetribune--2020-01-24--Miami PD Suspends Hispanic Cop Who Now Identifies as Black and jewish

Captain Javier Ortiz is one of the most controversial police officers around .
He is notorious for defending police officers accused to unfairly targeting Black “ thugs , ” but recently he has begun identifying as a Black man himself , allegedly in order to get promoted more quickly , and citing the one drop rule when questioned about his race .
He recently presented his case in front of commissioners .
Chairman Keon Hardemon wanted to get to the bottom of this .
Hardemon : “ I have a question for you .
So you classify yourself today as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ When you applied for the police department , did you classify yourself as a black male or a white male at the time ?
” Ortiz : “ I think I put white male .
Well , I know I put white male , but I don ’ t know if I put Hispanic .
Listen , I know who I am but it ’ s also … ” Carollo : “ When did you have this , uh , you know , uh , coming to with God moment that you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you that ?
” Ortiz : “ Well , I learned that there ’ s some people in my family that are mixed and that are black.
” Hardemon : “ Let ’ s not talk about the degree of blackness.
” Ortiz : “ Oh , no , you ’ re blacker than me , that ’ s obvious .
And if you know anything about the one-drop rule , which started in the 20th century , which is what identifies and defines … what a black male is , or a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you have one drop of black in you , you are considered black.
” Ortiz told Carollo : “ You are probably black too , Joe.
” Ortiz then went on to claim : “ Half of my family is Jewish , you probably didn ’ t know that either.
” Ortiz was dismissed by the commissioners after five minutes and Carollo offered his thoughts .
Apparently the commission is not up-to-date on how race and gender identity are now fluid .
This is most definitely not the first time Ortiz has come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ New Times : Ortiz is far and away the most controversial cop in Miami : As the former head of the Miami Fraternal Order of Police from 2011 to 2017 , he fought police oversight at every turn , praised Donald Trump constantly , and spent his free time on Twitter defending cops who ’ ve killed black people .
He once drew demonic eyes and teeth on a mugshot of a black defendant .
He also infamously tried to start a nationwide Beyonce boycott after claiming her 2016 Super Bowl performance was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t take off , clearly . )
He ’ s tweeted to support the officers around the country who ’ ve shot and killed Michael Brown , Alton Sterling , and , most insanely , 12-year-old Tamir Rice , whom he called a “ thug.
” Ortiz has also repeatedly been accused of falsely arresting black people , including NFL players Jonathan Vilma and Robby Anderson .
NBC Miami last year also reported that the Miami-Dade County State Attorney ’ s Office is investigating whether Ortiz ’ s apparent abuse of the city @ @ @ @ @ @ @ law .
Ortiz was also accused of fabricating an arrest report Ortiz nearly lost his job in 2017 after he doxxed a police critic who ’ d complained about an officer driving at dangerously high speeds .
Ortiz posted the woman ’ s personal contact information online — the woman , Claudia Castillo , then obtained a temporary restraining order against Ortiz .
Ortiz was then taken off of the street until a judge lifted the stay-away order .
Ortiz ’ s recent comments were the final straw for many in the Black @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bad blood ” with the police officer .
They are also upset that this “ White hispanic ” man is getting the affirmative action promotions that are supposed to go to the more deserving Black folks .
Although city spokesperson Michael Vega would not release the reason why , he did announce that Captain Ortiz has been suspended with pay .
Not only is suspending Captain Ortiz racist , as he has Black blood , it ’ s also anti-semitic , since he has jewish family members .
When will the ADL be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ due justice ?

Captain Javier Ortiz is one of the most controversial police officers around. He is notorious for defending police officers accused to unfairly targeting Black “thugs,” but recently he has begun identifying as a Black man himself, allegedly in order to get promoted more quickly, and citing the one drop rule when questioned about his race. He recently presented his case in front of commissioners.
#BREAKING: @MiamiPD Capt. @OrtizFOP tells city commission "I am a black male" after he was caught lying about his race on 2014 lieutenant's exam and 2017 captain's application — his original MPD application says he's white Hispanic #BecauseMiami pic.twitter.com/meaJ2mlQGn — Billy Corben (@BillyCorben) January 17, 2020
I’m a black male. Yes I am.”
Chairman Keon Hardemon wanted to get to the bottom of this.
Hardemon: “I have a question for you. So you classify yourself today as a black male?”
Ortiz: “Yes.”
Hardemon: “When you applied for the police department, did you classify yourself as a black male or a white male at the time?”
Ortiz: “I think I put white male. Well, I know I put white male, but I don’t know if I put Hispanic. Listen, I know who I am but it’s also …”
Commissioner Joe Carollo: “You put down Hispanic male.”
Ortiz: “Okay, as a man I stand by it.”
Carollo: “When did you have this, uh, you know, uh, coming to with God moment that you were black? When did God tell you that?”
Ortiz: “Well, I learned that there’s some people in my family that are mixed and that are black.”
Carollo: “I see.”
Hardemon: “Let’s not talk about the degree of blackness.”
Ortiz: “Oh, no, you’re blacker than me, that’s obvious. And if you know anything about the one-drop rule, which started in the 20th century, which is what identifies and defines … what a black male is, or a negro, you would know that if you have one drop of black in you, you are considered black.”
Ortiz told Carollo: “You are probably black too, Joe.”
Ortiz then went on to claim: “Half of my family is Jewish, you probably didn’t know that either.”
Ortiz was dismissed by the commissioners after five minutes and Carollo offered his thoughts.
Mr. Ortiz claims that he’s, uh, black. Now we hear Jewish black. I’m afraid maybe next month it will be, you know, a black Jewish woman. I don’t know.”
Apparently the commission is not up-to-date on how race and gender identity are now fluid.
This is most definitely not the first time Ortiz has come under fire. According to the Miami New Times:
Ortiz is far and away the most controversial cop in Miami: As the former head of the Miami Fraternal Order of Police from 2011 to 2017, he fought police oversight at every turn, praised Donald Trump constantly, and spent his free time on Twitter defending cops who’ve killed black people. He once drew demonic eyes and teeth on a mugshot of a black defendant. He also infamously tried to start a nationwide Beyonce boycott after claiming her 2016 Super Bowl performance was anti-police. (The boycott didn’t take off, clearly.) He’s tweeted to support the officers around the country who’ve shot and killed Michael Brown, Alton Sterling, and, most insanely, 12-year-old Tamir Rice, whom he called a “thug.” Ortiz has also repeatedly been accused of falsely arresting black people, including NFL players Jonathan Vilma and Robby Anderson. NBC Miami last year also reported that the Miami-Dade County State Attorney’s Office is investigating whether Ortiz’s apparent abuse of the city’s off-duty work rules violated the law. Ortiz was also accused of fabricating an arrest report Ortiz nearly lost his job in 2017 after he doxxed a police critic who’d complained about an officer driving at dangerously high speeds. Ortiz posted the woman’s personal contact information online — the woman, Claudia Castillo, then obtained a temporary restraining order against Ortiz. Ortiz was then taken off of the street until a judge lifted the stay-away order.
Ortiz’s recent comments were the final straw for many in the Black community, who have long had “bad blood” with the police officer.
Miami-Dade County NAACP President Ruban Roberts told WPLG:
He’s had over 50 investigations for the CIP, which is the police oversight committee. He’s had over 14 internal investigations. He’s been suspended. He has harassed people in the community. For him to make the assertion that he’s black and not Hispanic, is an outright lie and as a law enforcement officer he should be standing for truth and representing truth.”
They are also upset that this “White hispanic” man is getting the affirmative action promotions that are supposed to go to the more deserving Black folks.
Although city spokesperson Michael Vega would not release the reason why, he did announce that Captain Ortiz has been suspended with pay.
We can confirm that Captain J. Ortiz has been relieved of duty with pay.”
Not only is suspending Captain Ortiz racist, as he has Black blood, it’s also anti-semitic, since he has jewish family members. When will the ADL be getting involved to help this cop receive due justice?
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renegadetribune--2020-01-25--“It’s Not A Conspiracy” – Bari Weiss Says the jewish Community Loves Open Borders

If a non-jew expresses displeasure with jews flooding our countries , we ’ re hateful bigots .
If jews admit @ @ @ @ @ heroic humanitarians .

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Arcangelo Corelli

Arcangelo Corelli ( February 17 , 1653 – Fusignano , January 8 , 1713 – Rome ) was an Italian violinist and composer of Baroque music , who exercised a wide influence on his contemporaries and on the succeeding generation of composers .
Little is known about his early life .
He was born in Fusignano , Italy , in 1653 , a full generation before J.S .
Bach and studied in Bologna , a distinguished musical center , then established himself in Rome in the 1670 ’ s .
His teacher on the violin was Giovanni Battista Bassani .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ taught him composition .
His first major success in 1672 was gained in Paris at the age of 19 , and to this he owed his European reputation .
From Paris , Arcangelo Corelli went to Germany .
By 1679 had entered the service of Queen Christina of Sweden , who had taken up residence in Rome in 1655 , after her abdication the year before , and had established there an academy of literati that later became the Arcadian Academy .
Thanks to his musical achievements and growing international reputation he found @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a succession of influential patrons .
History has remembered him with such titles as “ Founder of Modern Violin Technique , ” the “ World ’ s First Great Violinist , ” and the “ Father of the Concerto Grosso.
” In 1681 he was in the service of the electoral prince of Bavaria ; between 1680 and 1685 he spent a considerable time in the house of his friend and fellow violinist-composer Cristiano Farinelli ( believed to be the uncle of the celebrated castrato Farinelli ) .
In 1685 Arcangelo Corelli was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ festival performances of music for Queen Christina of Sweden .
From 1689 to 1690 he was in Modena ; the Duke of Modena was generous to him .
In 1708 he returned to Rome , living in the palace of Pietro Ottoboni .
His visit to Naples , at the invitation of the king , took place in the same year .
His contributions can be divided three ways , as violinist , composer , and teacher .
It was his skill on the new instrument known as the violin and his extensive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which did most to give that instrument its prominent place in music .
It is probably correct to say that Corelli ’ s popularity as a violinist was as great in his time as was Paganini ’ s during the 19th century .
Yet Corelli was not a virtuoso in the contemporary sense , for a beautiful singing tone alone distinguished great violinists in that day , and Corelli ’ s tone quality was the most remarkable in all Europe according to reports .
In addition , Corelli was the first person @ @ @ @ @ @ @ technique .
Arcangelo Corelli ’ s popularity as a violinist was equalled by his acclaim as a composer .
His music was performed and honoured throughout all Europe ; in fact , his was the most popular instrumental music .
It is important to note in this regard that a visit of respect to the great Corelli was an important part of the Italian tour of the young G.F. Handel .
Yet Corelli ’ s compositional output was rather small .
All of his creations are included in six opus numbers , most @ @ @ @ @ @ @ popular sonatas and trio sonatas .
In the Sonatas Op .
5 is found the famous “ La Folia ” Variations for violin and accompaniment .
One of Corelli ’ s famous students , Geminiani , thought so much of the Op .
5 Sonatas that he arranged all the works in that group as Concerti Grossi .
However , it is in his own Concerti Grossi Op .
6 that Corelli reached his creative peak and climaxed all his musical contributions .
Although Arcangelo Corelli was not the inventor of the Concerto @ @ @ @ @ @ @ proved the potentialities of the form , popularised it , and wrote the first great music for it .
Through his efforts , it achieved the same pre-eminent place in the baroque period of musical history that the symphony did in the classical period .
Without Corelli ’ s successful models , it would have been impossible for Antonio Vivaldi , G.F. Handel and J.S .
Bach to have given us their Concerto Grosso masterpieces .
The Concerto Grosso form is built on the principle of contrasting two differently sized instrumental groups .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ group consists of two violins and a cello , and the larger of a string orchestra .
Dynamic markings in all the music of this period were based on the terrace principle ; crescendo and diminuendi are unknown , contrasts between forte and piano and between the large and small string groups constituting the dynamic variety of the scores .
Of all his compositions it was upon his Op .
6 that Arcangelo Corelli laboured most diligently and devotedly .
Even though he wouldn ’ t allow them to be published during his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the most famous music of the time .
The date of composition is not certain , for Corelli spent many years of his life writing and rewriting this music , beginning while still in his twenties .
The Trio Sonata , an instrumental composition generally demanding the services of four players reading from three part-books , assumed enormous importance in Baroque music , developing from its earlier beginnings at the start of the 17th century to a late flowering in the work of Georg Phillip Telemann , Antonio Vivaldi , J.S .
Bach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ achievements of Arcangelo Corelli in the form .
Instrumentation of the trio sonata , possibly for commercial reasons , allowed some freedom of choice .
Nevertheless the most frequently found arrangement became that for two violins and cello , with a harpsichord or other chordal instrument to fill out the harmony .
The trio sonata was the foundation of the concerto grosso , the instrumental concerto that contrasted a concertino group of the four instruments of the trio sonata with the full string orchestra , which might double louder passages .
Arcangelo Corelli @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his progress among the great patrons of Rome .
He dedicated his first set of twelve Church Sonatas , Op .
1 , published in 1681 , to Queen Christina , describing the work as the first fruits of his studies .
His second set of trio Sonatas , Chamber Sonatas , Op .
2 , was published in 1685 with a dedication to a new patron , Cardinal Pamphili , whose service he entered in 1687 , with the violinist Fornari and cellist Lulier .
A third set of trio sonatas , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Op .
3 , was issued in 1689 , with a dedication to Francesco II of Modena , and a final set of a dozen Chamber Sonatas , Op .
4 , was published in 1694 with a dedication to a new patron , Pietro Ottoboni .
Pietro Ottoboni became Corelli ’ s main patron , who made it possible for Corelli to pursue his career without monetary worries , and it would seem that no composer has ever had a more devoted or understanding patron .
A. Corelli ’ s achievements @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The style of execution introduced by Corelli and preserved by his pupils , such as Francesco Geminiani , Antonio Vivaldi , Pietro Antonio Locatelli , and many others , was of vital importance for the development of violin playing .
It was A. Vivaldi who became Corelli ’ s successor as a composer of the great Concerti Grossi and who greatly influenced the music of J.S .
Bach .
It has been said that the paths of all of the famous violinist-composers of 18th-century Italy lead to Arcangelo Corelli who was their “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Corelli used only a limited portion of his instrument ’ s .
This may be seen from his writings ; the parts for violin very rarely proceed above D on the highest string , sometimes reaching the E in 4th position on the highest string .
The story has been told and retold that Corelli refused to play a passage which extended to A in altissimo in the overture to G.F. Handel ’ s oratorio il Trionfo del Tempo e Disinganno ( premiered in Rome , 1708 ) , and took serious offence @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nevertheless , his compositions for the instrument mark an epoch in the history of chamber music .
A. Corelli occupied a leading position in the musical life of Rome for some thirty years , performing as a violinist and directing performances often on occasions of the greatest public importance .
He was received in the highest circles of the aristocracy , and for a long time presided at the celebrated Monday concerts in the palace of Pietro Ottoboni .
His style of composition was much imitated and provided a model , both through @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his lifetime and through the performance of these works in Rome .
Corelli died a wealthy man in possession of a fortune of 120,000 marks and a valuable collection of pictures , the only luxury in which he had indulged .
He left both to his benefactor and friend , who generously made over the money to Corelli ’ s relatives .
Corelli is buried in the Pantheon at Rome .
But long before his death , he had taken a place among the immortal musicians of all time , and he maintains @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still trace back many generations of violinists from student to teacher to Corelli .
His compositions are distinguished by a beautiful flow of melody and by a mannerly treatment of the accompanying parts , which he is justly said to have liberated from the strict rules of counterpoint .
He was the first composer specialising in instrumental music to become recognised as a ‘ classic ’ , and one of the first to show clearly those qualities of restraint , balance , consistency , and attention to detail that one associates with the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a style of fluent counterpoint which was taken as a universal model ; the violin sonatas educated violinists everywhere in the essential technique of their instrument ; the concertos , laid out in a typically Roman style with separate concertino ( two violins , cello and continuo ) and ripieno ( the same , doubled orchestrally , plus violas ) , had a limited impact on the development of concerto form , but a stronger one on orchestration ( see , for instance , the slow movement of Bach ’ s Fourth Brandenburg @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Corelli ’ s music ( making his own arrangements of it ) , and also had Corelli ’ s music in the Leipzig library from which he conducted performances .
Bach wrote a fugue for organ ( BWV 579 ) on a subject of Corelli taken from the second movement of Op .
3 No .
4 of 1689 .
That apart , a general , diffused influence of Corelli is perceptible in his music .
A ‘ walking bass ’ , as used in the B minor Prelude in Part 1 of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , is a Corellian cliche ; another is the half-close ( Phrygian cadence ) in the relative minor introducing , for example , the final movement of the Third Brandenburg Concerto .

Arcangelo Corelli (February 17, 1653 – Fusignano, January 8, 1713 – Rome) was an Italian violinist and composer of Baroque music, who exercised a wide influence on his contemporaries and on the succeeding generation of composers. Little is known about his early life. He was born in Fusignano, Italy, in 1653, a full generation before J.S. Bach and studied in Bologna, a distinguished musical center, then established himself in Rome in the 1670’s. His teacher on the violin was Giovanni Battista Bassani. Matteo Simonelli, the well-known singer, taught him composition.
His first major success in 1672 was gained in Paris at the age of 19, and to this he owed his European reputation. From Paris, Arcangelo Corelli went to Germany. By 1679 had entered the service of Queen Christina of Sweden, who had taken up residence in Rome in 1655, after her abdication the year before, and had established there an academy of literati that later became the Arcadian Academy. Thanks to his musical achievements and growing international reputation he found no trouble in obtaining the support of a succession of influential patrons. History has remembered him with such titles as “Founder of Modern Violin Technique,” the “World’s First Great Violinist,” and the “Father of the Concerto Grosso.” In 1681 he was in the service of the electoral prince of Bavaria; between 1680 and 1685 he spent a considerable time in the house of his friend and fellow violinist-composer Cristiano Farinelli (believed to be the uncle of the celebrated castrato Farinelli).
In 1685 Arcangelo Corelli was in Rome, where he led the festival performances of music for Queen Christina of Sweden. From 1689 to 1690 he was in Modena; the Duke of Modena was generous to him. In 1708 he returned to Rome, living in the palace of Pietro Ottoboni. His visit to Naples, at the invitation of the king, took place in the same year.
His contributions can be divided three ways, as violinist, composer, and teacher. It was his skill on the new instrument known as the violin and his extensive and very popular concert tours throughout Europe, which did most to give that instrument its prominent place in music. It is probably correct to say that Corelli’s popularity as a violinist was as great in his time as was Paganini’s during the 19th century. Yet Corelli was not a virtuoso in the contemporary sense, for a beautiful singing tone alone distinguished great violinists in that day, and Corelli’s tone quality was the most remarkable in all Europe according to reports. In addition, Corelli was the first person to organise the basic elements of violin technique.
Arcangelo Corelli’s popularity as a violinist was equalled by his acclaim as a composer. His music was performed and honoured throughout all Europe; in fact, his was the most popular instrumental music. It is important to note in this regard that a visit of respect to the great Corelli was an important part of the Italian tour of the young G.F. Handel. Yet Corelli’s compositional output was rather small. All of his creations are included in six opus numbers, most of them being devoted to serious and popular sonatas and trio sonatas. In the Sonatas Op. 5 is found the famous “La Folia” Variations for violin and accompaniment. One of Corelli’s famous students, Geminiani, thought so much of the Op. 5 Sonatas that he arranged all the works in that group as Concerti Grossi. However, it is in his own Concerti Grossi Op. 6 that Corelli reached his creative peak and climaxed all his musical contributions.
Although Arcangelo Corelli was not the inventor of the Concerto Grosso principle, it was he who proved the potentialities of the form, popularised it, and wrote the first great music for it. Through his efforts, it achieved the same pre-eminent place in the baroque period of musical history that the symphony did in the classical period. Without Corelli’s successful models, it would have been impossible for Antonio Vivaldi, G.F. Handel and J.S. Bach to have given us their Concerto Grosso masterpieces.
The Concerto Grosso form is built on the principle of contrasting two differently sized instrumental groups. In Corelli’s, the smaller group consists of two violins and a cello, and the larger of a string orchestra. Dynamic markings in all the music of this period were based on the terrace principle; crescendo and diminuendi are unknown, contrasts between forte and piano and between the large and small string groups constituting the dynamic variety of the scores.
Of all his compositions it was upon his Op. 6 that Arcangelo Corelli laboured most diligently and devotedly. Even though he wouldn’t allow them to be published during his lifetime, they still became some of the most famous music of the time. The date of composition is not certain, for Corelli spent many years of his life writing and rewriting this music, beginning while still in his twenties.
The Trio Sonata, an instrumental composition generally demanding the services of four players reading from three part-books, assumed enormous importance in Baroque music, developing from its earlier beginnings at the start of the 17th century to a late flowering in the work of Georg Phillip Telemann, Antonio Vivaldi, J.S. Bach and their contemporaries, alter the earlier achievements of Arcangelo Corelli in the form. Instrumentation of the trio sonata, possibly for commercial reasons, allowed some freedom of choice. Nevertheless the most frequently found arrangement became that for two violins and cello, with a harpsichord or other chordal instrument to fill out the harmony. The trio sonata was the foundation of the concerto grosso, the instrumental concerto that contrasted a concertino group of the four instruments of the trio sonata with the full string orchestra, which might double louder passages.
Arcangelo Corelli’s dedications of his Sonatas mark his progress among the great patrons of Rome. He dedicated his first set of twelve Church Sonatas, Op. 1, published in 1681, to Queen Christina, describing the work as the first fruits of his studies. His second set of trio Sonatas, Chamber Sonatas, Op. 2, was published in 1685 with a dedication to a new patron, Cardinal Pamphili, whose service he entered in 1687, with the violinist Fornari and cellist Lulier. A third set of trio sonatas, a second group of twelve Church Sonatas, Op. 3, was issued in 1689, with a dedication to Francesco II of Modena, and a final set of a dozen Chamber Sonatas, Op. 4, was published in 1694 with a dedication to a new patron, Pietro Ottoboni. Pietro Ottoboni became Corelli’s main patron, who made it possible for Corelli to pursue his career without monetary worries, and it would seem that no composer has ever had a more devoted or understanding patron.
A. Corelli’s achievements as a teacher were again outstanding. The style of execution introduced by Corelli and preserved by his pupils, such as Francesco Geminiani, Antonio Vivaldi, Pietro Antonio Locatelli, and many others, was of vital importance for the development of violin playing. It was A. Vivaldi who became Corelli’s successor as a composer of the great Concerti Grossi and who greatly influenced the music of J.S. Bach. It has been said that the paths of all of the famous violinist-composers of 18th-century Italy lead to Arcangelo Corelli who was their “iconic point of reference.” However, Corelli used only a limited portion of his instrument’s . This may be seen from his writings; the parts for violin very rarely proceed above D on the highest string, sometimes reaching the E in 4th position on the highest string. The story has been told and retold that Corelli refused to play a passage which extended to A in altissimo in the overture to G.F. Handel’s oratorio il Trionfo del Tempo e Disinganno (premiered in Rome, 1708), and took serious offence when the composer played the note. Nevertheless, his compositions for the instrument mark an epoch in the history of chamber music.
A. Corelli occupied a leading position in the musical life of Rome for some thirty years, performing as a violinist and directing performances often on occasions of the greatest public importance. He was received in the highest circles of the aristocracy, and for a long time presided at the celebrated Monday concerts in the palace of Pietro Ottoboni. His style of composition was much imitated and provided a model, both through a wide dissemination of works published in his lifetime and through the performance of these works in Rome.
Corelli died a wealthy man in possession of a fortune of 120,000 marks and a valuable collection of pictures, the only luxury in which he had indulged. He left both to his benefactor and friend, who generously made over the money to Corelli’s relatives. Corelli is buried in the Pantheon at Rome. But long before his death, he had taken a place among the immortal musicians of all time, and he maintains that exalted position today. One can still trace back many generations of violinists from student to teacher to Corelli.
His compositions are distinguished by a beautiful flow of melody and by a mannerly treatment of the accompanying parts, which he is justly said to have liberated from the strict rules of counterpoint. He was the first composer specialising in instrumental music to become recognised as a ‘classic’, and one of the first to show clearly those qualities of restraint, balance, consistency, and attention to detail that one associates with the 18th century.
J.S. Bach Connection
The trio sonatas established a style of fluent counterpoint which was taken as a universal model; the violin sonatas educated violinists everywhere in the essential technique of their instrument; the concertos, laid out in a typically Roman style with separate concertino (two violins, cello and continuo) and ripieno (the same, doubled orchestrally, plus violas), had a limited impact on the development of concerto form, but a stronger one on orchestration (see, for instance, the slow movement of Bach’s Fourth Brandenburg Concerto).
J.S. Bach studied Corelli’s music (making his own arrangements of it), and also had Corelli’s music in the Leipzig library from which he conducted performances. Bach wrote a fugue for organ (BWV 579) on a subject of Corelli taken from the second movement of Op. 3 No. 4 of 1689. That apart, a general, diffused influence of Corelli is perceptible in his music. A ‘walking bass’, as used in the B minor Prelude in Part 1 of The Well-tempered Clavier (BWV 846-861), is a Corellian cliche; another is the half-close (Phrygian cadence) in the relative minor introducing, for example, the final movement of the Third Brandenburg Concerto.
https://www.bach-cantatas.com/Lib/Corelli-Arcangelo.htm
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renegadetribune--2020-01-25--Supposed Wuhan Outbreak Footage

Supposed Wuhan Outbreak Footage

Does this seem like a real outbreak to you or is this another gigantic PsyOp for worldwide control of populations @

Does this seem like a real outbreak to you or is this another gigantic PsyOp for worldwide control of populations?


renegadetribune--2020-01-25--Large Study Finds Antioxidants, Vitamins & Minerals Are “Substantially” Higher In Organic Food

It has long been argued that there is no difference in nutritional content between organic crops and conventional crops .
However , it ’ s turning out that this assumption simply isn ’ t true .
It ’ s no secret that more consumers are seeking organically grown food , coming from the perception that the pesticides sprayed on conventional crops are harmful to human health .
But what does the science say ?
A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition carried out a meta-analysis based on 343 peer-reviewed publications that indicate “ statistically significant and meaningful differences @ @ @ @ @ @ @ based foods.
” The study found that the concentrations of “ a range of antioxidants such as polyphenolics were found to be substantially higher in organic crops/crop based foods , with those of crop-based foods , with those of phenolic acids , ﬂavanones , stilbenes , ﬂavones , ﬂavonols and anthocyanins being an estimated 19 ( 95 % CI 5 , 33 ) % , 69 ( 95 % CI 13 , 125 ) % , 28 ( 95 % CI 12 , 44 ) % , 26 ( 95 % CI 3 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 95 % CI 28 , 72 ) % and 51 ( 95 % CI 17 , 86 ) % higher , respectively.
” In layman ’ s terms , the study found that Phenolic acids are 19 % higher in organic foods , Flavanones are 69 % higher in organic foods ( linked to reduced risk of several age-related chronic diseases ) , Stilbenes are 28 % higher in organic foods , Flavones are 26 % higher in organic foods , Flavonol is 50 % higher in organic foods and Anthocyanins are 51 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ higher concentration of all of these compounds in organic foods brings with it substantial health benefits .
The authors note that many of these compounds have been linked to a reduced risk of a variety of diseases like cancers , CVD , and neurodegenerative disorders to name a few .
Apart from nutritional content , the study also measured for concentrations of the toxic metal Cadmium ( Cd ) , finding that in conventional foods , “ significantly higher concentrations ” were found .
Conventional foods appear to have nearly 50 percent more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Furthermore , significant differences were also detected for other minerals and vitamins .
When it comes to pesticide residues on non-organic foods , the authors found that the volume of pesticide residues was four times higher in conventional crops .
Keep in mind , the study above comes from 2014 .
One of the latest studies was recently published in the journal Environmental Research .
It was entitled , “ Organic diet intervention significantly reduces urinary pesticide levels in U.S. children and adults.
” This study highlighted that diet is the primary @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and adults .
It found that an organic diet significantly reduced neonicotinoid , OP pyrethroid , 2,4-D exposure , with the greatest reduction observed in malathion , clothianidin , and chlorpyrifos .
The researchers noted that all of us are exposed “ to a cocktail of toxic synthetic pesticides linked to a range of health problems from our daily diets.
” They explain how “ certified organic food is produced without these pesticides , ” and ask the question , “ Can eating organic really reduce levels of pesticides in our bodies ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t typically eat organic food to find out .
All pesticides detected in the body dropped an average of 60.5 % after just six days on an organic diet .
The most significant drops occurred in a class of nerve agent pesticides called organophosphates .
This class includes chlorpyrifos , a highly toxic pesticide linked to increased rates of autism , learning disabilities and reduced IQ in children .
Organophosphates are so harmful to children ’ s developing brains that scientists have called for a full ban .
( source ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ university nearly 5 years ago published in the journal Environmental Research found that eating an organic diet for just one week significantly reduced pesticide exposure in adults by up to 90 percent .
Sure , there may be deeper questions at play here , like how much exposure is required to cause harm .
That being said , given the toxicity of these substances and the fact that they have no place in human biology , I would assume that all would agree that no amount of exposure is acceptable if we are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lot of these agents were initially developed as nerve gases for chemical warfare : To understand this controversial issue it is helpful to look at the history of pesticide use .
Prior to World War II , the pesticides that we use now did not yet exist .
Some pesticides currently in use were in fact developed during World War II for use in warfare .
The organophosphate insecticides were developed as nerve gases , and the phenoxy herbicides , including 2,4-D ( the most commonly used herbicide in Canada ) , were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and later used as a component of Agent Orange to defoliate large areas in jungle warfare .
After World War II , these chemicals began to be used as pesticides in agricultural production , for environmental spraying of neighbourhoods , for mosquito eradication , and for individual home and garden use .
( source ) Chemical agriculture has since been justified primarily on an economic basis .
There is a lot of information out there to support the idea that organic farming is actually far more beneficial in several different ways , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ necessary and more economical appears to be completely false .
Have we been ‘ had ?
’ Have we been made to believe that chemical and non-conventional agriculture is necessary to simply put large amounts of money into the hands of these agrochemical companies ?
What about the control that these companies have over food and environmental policy ?
All of these topics and concerns are certainly a good discussion for another article , as is the topic of price differences between organic foods and non organic foods .
I just wanted to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ article .
At the end of the day , chemical agriculture has long been destroying health , and is having devastating consequences on our environment .
It ’ s puzzling how it can be at all justified and we have accepted it up to now .
Drastic changes are needed by the human race to address this issue .
But for now , if you have the means to do so , go organic .

By
It has long been argued that there is no difference in nutritional content between organic crops and conventional crops. However, it’s turning out that this assumption simply isn’t true. It’s no secret that more consumers are seeking organically grown food, coming from the perception that the pesticides sprayed on conventional crops are harmful to human health. But what does the science say?
A study published in the British Journal of Nutrition carried out a meta-analysis based on 343 peer-reviewed publications that indicate “statistically significant and meaningful differences in composition between organic and non-organic crops/crop based foods.”
The study found that the concentrations of “a range of antioxidants such as polyphenolics were found to be substantially higher in organic crops/crop based foods, with those of crop-based foods, with those of phenolic acids, ﬂavanones, stilbenes, ﬂavones, ﬂavonols and anthocyanins being an estimated 19 (95 % CI 5, 33) %, 69 (95 % CI 13, 125) %, 28 (95 % CI 12, 44) %, 26 (95 % CI 3, 48) %, 50 (95 % CI 28, 72) % and 51 (95 % CI 17, 86) % higher, respectively.”
In layman’s terms, the study found that Phenolic acids are 19% higher in organic foods, Flavanones are 69% higher in organic foods (linked to reduced risk of several age-related chronic diseases), Stilbenes are 28% higher in organic foods, Flavones are 26% higher in organic foods, Flavonol is 50% higher in organic foods and Anthocyanins are 51% higher in organic foods.
Substantial Health Benefits
The higher concentration of all of these compounds in organic foods brings with it substantial health benefits. The authors note that many of these compounds have been linked to a reduced risk of a variety of diseases like cancers, CVD, and neurodegenerative disorders to name a few.
Apart from nutritional content, the study also measured for concentrations of the toxic metal Cadmium (Cd), finding that in conventional foods, “significantly higher concentrations” were found. Conventional foods appear to have nearly 50 percent more of this heavy metal than organic foods. Furthermore, significant differences were also detected for other minerals and vitamins.
When it comes to pesticide residues on non-organic foods, the authors found that the volume of pesticide residues was four times higher in conventional crops.
Corroboration With Recent Studies
Keep in mind, the study above comes from 2014. One of the latest studies was recently published in the journal Environmental Research. It was entitled, “Organic diet intervention significantly reduces urinary pesticide levels in U.S. children and adults.”
This study highlighted that diet is the primary source of pesticide exposure in both children and adults. It found that an organic diet significantly reduced neonicotinoid, OP pyrethroid, 2,4-D exposure, with the greatest reduction observed in malathion, clothianidin, and chlorpyrifos.
The researchers noted that all of us are exposed “to a cocktail of toxic synthetic pesticides linked to a range of health problems from our daily diets.” They explain how “certified organic food is produced without these pesticides,” and ask the question, “Can eating organic really reduce levels of pesticides in our bodies?” They tested four American families that don’t typically eat organic food to find out. All pesticides detected in the body dropped an average of 60.5% after just six days on an organic diet.
First, we tested the levels of pesticides in their bodies on a non-organic diet for six days. We found 14 chemicals representing potential exposure to 40 different pesticides in every study participant. These included organophosphates, pyrethroids, neonicotinoids and the phenoxy herbicide 2,4-D. Some of the pesticides we found are linked to increased risk of cancer, infertility, learning disabilities, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s and more. (source)
The most significant drops occurred in a class of nerve agent pesticides called organophosphates. This class includes chlorpyrifos, a highly toxic pesticide linked to increased rates of autism, learning disabilities and reduced IQ in children. Organophosphates are so harmful to children’s developing brains that scientists have called for a full ban. (source)
Another study conducted by researchers from RMIT university nearly 5 years ago published in the journal Environmental Research found that eating an organic diet for just one week significantly reduced pesticide exposure in adults by up to 90 percent.
Sure, there may be deeper questions at play here, like how much exposure is required to cause harm. That being said, given the toxicity of these substances and the fact that they have no place in human biology, I would assume that all would agree that no amount of exposure is acceptable if we are really aspiring to optimum health.
Pesticide Origins In Chemical Warfare
A lot of these agents were initially developed as nerve gases for chemical warfare:
To understand this controversial issue it is helpful to look at the history of pesticide use. Prior to World War II, the pesticides that we use now did not yet exist. Some pesticides currently in use were in fact developed during World War II for use in warfare. The organophosphate insecticides were developed as nerve gases, and the phenoxy herbicides, including 2,4-D (the most commonly used herbicide in Canada), were created to eradicate the Japanese rice crop, and later used as a component of Agent Orange to defoliate large areas in jungle warfare. After World War II, these chemicals began to be used as pesticides in agricultural production, for environmental spraying of neighbourhoods, for mosquito eradication, and for individual home and garden use. (source)
Chemical agriculture has since been justified primarily on an economic basis. There is a lot of information out there to support the idea that organic farming is actually far more beneficial in several different ways, and the idea that chemical agriculture is necessary and more economical appears to be completely false. Have we been ‘had?’ Have we been made to believe that chemical and non-conventional agriculture is necessary to simply put large amounts of money into the hands of these agrochemical companies? What about the control that these companies have over food and environmental policy? All of these topics and concerns are certainly a good discussion for another article, as is the topic of price differences between organic foods and non organic foods. I just wanted to stick to health findings with this specific article.
At the end of the day, chemical agriculture has long been destroying health, and is having devastating consequences on our environment. It’s puzzling how it can be at all justified and we have accepted it up to now. Drastic changes are needed by the human race to address this issue. But for now, if you have the means to do so, go organic.
This article originally appeared on Collective Evolution.
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renegadetribune--2020-01-25--Hundreds of Thousands of Iraqis Protest Against US Occupation

Iraq ’ s parliament voted last month to expel the U.S. troops who have been occupying the country for nearly twenty years .
However , the United States government has refused to comply with the order and has threatened harsh sanctions if they are forced to leave .
The presence of the United States military is unwelcome in Iraq and the rest of the Middle East , but they have shown no signs of slowing down the so-called “ war on terror.
” On Friday , massive crowds of protesters poured into the streets of Baghdad to protest against U.S. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be sent home .
Foreign sources including Press TV estimated the crowds at over a million , while CNN suggested that hundreds of thousands were involved in the protests .
The Wall Street Journal gave the smallest estimation at “ tens of thousands.
” However , video and images from the protest show that actual numbers were far higher .
The protest came together after the powerful Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called for a “ Million Man March ” in response to the ongoing occupation .
“ We will exhaust all peaceful , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and popular means to achieve our main goal , which is scheduling the departure of the occupation forces , ” a representative for Mr. Sadr said during the protest .
The streets were flooded with Iraqis from different age groups and demographics .
Children held up signs that said “ no , no to America ” and “ no , no to occupation ” as they walked with their families .
The crowds were filled with Iraqi flags and signs condemning Donald Trump and the U.S. military .
Iraqi President Barham Salih tweeted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ caption , This is just the largest and most recent protest in a series of demonstrations that have taken place on a regular basis since last year against U.S. military occupation and influence in Iraq .

By John Vibes
Iraq’s parliament voted last month to expel the U.S. troops who have been occupying the country for nearly twenty years. However, the United States government has refused to comply with the order and has threatened harsh sanctions if they are forced to leave.
The presence of the United States military is unwelcome in Iraq and the rest of the Middle East, but they have shown no signs of slowing down the so-called “war on terror.”
On Friday, massive crowds of protesters poured into the streets of Baghdad to protest against U.S. occupation and demanded that western troops to be sent home. Foreign sources including Press TV estimated the crowds at over a million, while CNN suggested that hundreds of thousands were involved in the protests. The Wall Street Journal gave the smallest estimation at “tens of thousands.” However, video and images from the protest show that actual numbers were far higher.
The protest came together after the powerful Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called for a “Million Man March” in response to the ongoing occupation.
“We will exhaust all peaceful, political, economic, social, cultural and popular means to achieve our main goal, which is scheduling the departure of the occupation forces,” a representative for Mr. Sadr said during the protest.
The streets were flooded with Iraqis from different age groups and demographics. Children held up signs that said “no, no to America” and “no, no to occupation” as they walked with their families. The crowds were filled with Iraqi flags and signs condemning Donald Trump and the U.S. military.
Iraqi President Barham Salih tweeted an image of the protest with the caption,
Iraqis insist on a state with complete sovereignty that will not be breached, serving its people and expressing their independent national will, free from interference and dictates from abroad, a state that guarantees their security and rights in a free and dignified life, a state in security and peace with its neighbors.
العراقيون مصرون على دولة ذات سيادة كاملة غير منتهكة، خادمة لشعبها ومعبرة عن إرادتهم الوطنية المستقلة بعيدا عن التدخلات و الإملاءات من الخارج، دولة ضامنة لأمنهم وحقوقهم في الحياة الحرة الكريمة، دولة في أمن و سلام مع جيرانه. pic.twitter.com/C3xo7d2Ovg — Barham Salih (@BarhamSalih) January 24, 2020
This is just the largest and most recent protest in a series of demonstrations that have taken place on a regular basis since last year against U.S. military occupation and influence in Iraq.
By John Vibes | Creative Commons | TheMindUnleashed.com
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renegadetribune--2020-01-25--Why is Justin Bieber Tagging Babies “Yummy” on Instagram? The Answer is Sickening

( VC ) To promote his new single “ Yummy ” , Justin Bieber posted strange pics of random babies with the hashtag “ Yummy.
” Also , there are lots of references to pizzas .
Also , the “ Yummy ” music video has a hidden message .
What is going on with Justin Bieber ?
Justin Bieber released a new single called Yummy and it seems to be custom made to piss people off .
For starters , the song ’ s brain-numbing hook is somewhat infuriating in its own right .
It ’ s like it was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ got that yummy-yum That yummy-yum , that yummy-yummy Yeah , you got that yummy-yum However , the verses make it clear that the actual subject of the song is very adult and very sexual .
A headline from Elite Daily about the song ’ s lyrics .
Here ’ s an example of suggestive lyrics : That jet set , watch the sunset kinda , yeah , yeah Rollin ’ eyes back in my head , make my toes curl , yeah , Standin ’ up , keep me on the rise Lost @ @ @ @ @ @ @ compromised You ’ re incriminating , no disguise ( No disguise ) And you ain ’ t never runnin ’ low on supplies While Bieber is clearly not the first artist to release a pop song with sexual innuendo , the promotion surrounding the single makes things extremely weird and uncomfortable .
Whoever handler ’ s Bieber ’ s Instagram account decided it would be a good idea to post pictures of random babies with the hashtag “ Yummy ” .
Here are some examples : Bieber ’ s IG account contains many @ @ @ @ @ @ @ things even weirder , Bieber also posted the song ’ s title with pizza letters : It is now a widely known fact that “ pizza ” is a code word used in pedophile circles .
It even became a meme in internet forums such as 4Chan .
To those who understand the sick codes of these people , the combination of the song ’ s lyrics with pictures of babies and the word “ Yummy ” written in pizza letters is difficult to ignore .
Another widely known meme associated with these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ another post on Bieber ’ s IG account in the midst of the Yummy promotional blitz : To make things even stranger , the music video adds another layer of “ what in hell ?
” The music video takes place in a posh restaurant that is attended by posh-looking people .
It ’ s the type of place people in the elite would go to .
At the beginning of the video , the camera lingers on children playing music : The only children in the restaurant are the musicians .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ entertainment ” .
While the children are playing , Bieber enjoys weird food with some weird-looking people : Considering the subject matter of the song , one can easily interpret that this orgy of food is actually meant to represent an orgy of people .
The close-ups of people suggestively eating food are not very subtle : This older man is fed a strawberry by this older woman .
Suggestive .
The final frame of the video explains what the food in the video actually represents .
That frame is so symbolically important @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s Instagram account : A cake is eaten and reveals the face of a very young Justin Bieber … with the word “ Yummy ” underneath .
The final frame basically says that the dishes represent children .
They are being “ tasted ” .
And Bieber is a victim of the very system he is celebrating in the video .
What Is Happening With Bieber ?
Some might wonder why Bieber is partaking in this is creepy and overt child-loving stuff while he could , like , not do it .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t have a choice .
Since the very beginning of his career , Bieber was always an industry pawn , with little or no control over his career .
As the last frame of Yummy appears to say , Bieber himself might have been abused by creeps in the music industry .
Others wonder why Bieber – who is a devout and outspoken Christian – is partaking in this occult elite stuff .
Indeed , there are lots of Jesus-related posts on his IG account ( although weirdly mixed with creepy , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get a better picture of what is happening here , we need to look at Bieber ’ s church : The powerful , star-studded Hillsong Church .
Hillsong Church went from a small local church in Australia to an “ international movement ” .
The Church is famously attended by various stars such as Selena Gomez , Kylie and Kendall Jenner , Kourtney Kardashian , Vanessa Hudgens , Nick Jonas , Hailee Steinfeld , and Bono .
All of them are pawns of the occult elite .
The founder of the church Brian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ political elite of Australia : Hillsong Church has attracted support from high-profile politicians , especially from the Liberal Party of Australia .
In 1998 , Brian Houston met with then Prime Minister of Australia , John Howard , and most of his Cabinet , at Parliament House in Canberra before sharing prayers .
In 2002 , John Howard opened the Hillsong Convention Centre at the Baulkham Hills location .
In 2004 and 2005 , the then Treasurer of Australia , Peter Costello , spoke at its annual conferences .
– Wikipedia , Hillsong @ @ @ @ @ @ @ despite the fact that the Church has a dark secret : The father of the Church ’ s founder Frank Houston admitted to abusing several young boys in Australia and New Zealand .
And the leadership of the Church did everything possible to cover-up this sordid affair : Frank Houston , the father of Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston , was a pastor in New Zealand and Australia who abused as many as nine boys over the course of his ministry .
In the 1960s and ’ 70s , one victim was routinely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 7 to 12 .
In 1999 , his mother reported the abuse to the church .
Although Brian Houston was legally obligated to report the crime , he did not do so .
The victim later testified to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse that Frank Houston offered him AU $ 10,000 as compensation at a McDonald ’ s in the presence of Hillsong Church elder Nabi Saleh .
During an internal church investigation , Frank Houston eventually confessed to the crime .
The commission also heard that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of other children in New Zealand .
Frank Houston resigned from his church in 2000 , which then merged with Hillsong Church .
Contrary to what is stated in Frank Houston ’ s resignation letter , he retired from the position of senior pastor of Sydney Christian Life Centre in May 1999 and was never employed by Hillsong Church .
A further internal investigation by Assemblies of God in Australia , in conjunction with the Assemblies of God in New Zealand , found six additional child sexual abuse allegations , which were regarded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ royal commission examined allegations that accused Brian Houston of concealing his father ’ s crimes and censured him for failing to report his father to the police .
In November 2018 , 60 Minutes aired a segment revisiting the sexual abuse scandal , because newly revealed documentation allegedly reveals that Brian Houston was deeply involved in a cover-up and that Frank Houston ’ s abusive behaviour was worse than initially thought .
Brian Houston allegedly used his position within the Assemblies of God in Australia denomination to conceal his father ’ s serial @ @ @ @ @ @ @ referred to the New South Wales Police Force , which confirmed that Brian Houston was under criminal investigation for failing to report a serious crime .
Following the 60 Minutes story , Hillsong released a statement in response to the allegations .
– Ibid .
So , to circle back to the title of the article : Why did Justin Bieber tag babies “ Yummy ” on Instagram ?
Because he is a pawn of the entertainment industry which is controlled by some very sick people .
Since the beginning of his career @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a never-ending whirlwind of strange , humiliating events and has often displayed bizarre behavior .
He ’ s always been a “ whipping boy ” of the industry and the face of crappy pop music .
With Yummy , the pattern continues .
His handlers purposely turned Yummy into some kind of “ child-lover ” anthem by associating it with overt imagery and creepy Instagram posts .
In short , Bieber was used to push one of the elite ’ s favorite agendas : The normalization and the celebration of child abuse .

(VC) To promote his new single “Yummy”, Justin Bieber posted strange pics of random babies with the hashtag “Yummy.” Also, there are lots of references to pizzas. Also, the “Yummy” music video has a hidden message.
What is going on with Justin Bieber?
Justin Bieber released a new single called Yummy and it seems to be custom made to piss people off. For starters, the song’s brain-numbing hook is somewhat infuriating in its own right. It’s like it was written for toddlers:
Yeah, you got that yummy-yum
That yummy-yum, that yummy-yummy
Yeah, you got that yummy-yum
However, the verses make it clear that the actual subject of the song is very adult and very sexual.
A headline from Elite Daily about the song’s lyrics.
Here’s an example of suggestive lyrics:
That jet set, watch the sunset kinda, yeah, yeah
Rollin’ eyes back in my head, make my toes curl, yeah,
Here’s another barely veiled sexual verse:
Standin’ up, keep me on the rise
Lost control of myself, I’m compromised
You’re incriminating, no disguise (No disguise)
And you ain’t never runnin’ low on supplies
While Bieber is clearly not the first artist to release a pop song with sexual innuendo, the promotion surrounding the single makes things extremely weird and uncomfortable.
Whoever handler’s Bieber’s Instagram account decided it would be a good idea to post pictures of random babies with the hashtag “Yummy”.
Here are some examples:
Bieber’s IG account contains many more pictures of babies.
To make things even weirder, Bieber also posted the song’s title with pizza letters:
It is now a widely known fact that “pizza” is a code word used in pedophile circles. It even became a meme in internet forums such as 4Chan.
To those who understand the sick codes of these people, the combination of the song’s lyrics with pictures of babies and the word “Yummy” written in pizza letters is difficult to ignore.
Another widely known meme associated with these creeps is pedobear. Here’s another post on Bieber’s IG account in the midst of the Yummy promotional blitz:
To make things even stranger, the music video adds another layer of “what in hell?”
Yummy Music Video
The music video takes place in a posh restaurant that is attended by posh-looking people. It’s the type of place people in the elite would go to.
At the beginning of the video, the camera lingers on children playing music:
The only children in the restaurant are the musicians. In other words, children are the “entertainment”.
While the children are playing, Bieber enjoys weird food with some weird-looking people:
Dining with the occult elite?
Considering the subject matter of the song, one can easily interpret that this orgy of food is actually meant to represent an orgy of people. The close-ups of people suggestively eating food are not very subtle:
This older man is fed a strawberry by this older woman. Suggestive.
The final frame of the video explains what the food in the video actually represents. That frame is so symbolically important that it was also posted on Bieber’s Instagram account:
A cake is eaten and reveals the face of a very young Justin Bieber … with the word “Yummy” underneath.
The final frame basically says that the dishes represent children. They are being “tasted”. And Bieber is a victim of the very system he is celebrating in the video.
What Is Happening With Bieber?
Some might wonder why Bieber is partaking in this is creepy and overt child-loving stuff while he could, like, not do it. The short answer is: He doesn’t have a choice.
Since the very beginning of his career, Bieber was always an industry pawn, with little or no control over his career. As the last frame of Yummy appears to say, Bieber himself might have been abused by creeps in the music industry.
Others wonder why Bieber – who is a devout and outspoken Christian – is partaking in this occult elite stuff. Indeed, there are lots of Jesus-related posts on his IG account (although weirdly mixed with creepy, Yummy-related pictures).
However, to get a better picture of what is happening here, we need to look at Bieber’s church: The powerful, star-studded Hillsong Church.
Hillsong Church went from a small local church in Australia to an “international movement”.
The Church is famously attended by various stars such as Selena Gomez, Kylie and Kendall Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Vanessa Hudgens, Nick Jonas, Hailee Steinfeld, and Bono. All of them are pawns of the occult elite.
The founder of the church Brian Houston also has close ties with the political elite of Australia:
Hillsong Church has attracted support from high-profile politicians, especially from the Liberal Party of Australia. In 1998, Brian Houston met with then Prime Minister of Australia, John Howard, and most of his Cabinet, at Parliament House in Canberra before sharing prayers.
In 2002, John Howard opened the Hillsong Convention Centre at the Baulkham Hills location. In 2004 and 2005, the then Treasurer of Australia, Peter Costello, spoke at its annual conferences. – Wikipedia, Hillsong Church
All of this elite endorsement happened despite the fact that the Church has a dark secret: The father of the Church’s founder Frank Houston admitted to abusing several young boys in Australia and New Zealand. And the leadership of the Church did everything possible to cover-up this sordid affair:
Frank Houston, the father of Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston, was a pastor in New Zealand and Australia who abused as many as nine boys over the course of his ministry. In the 1960s and ’70s, one victim was routinely subjected to sexual abuse from the age of 7 to 12.
In 1999, his mother reported the abuse to the church. Although Brian Houston was legally obligated to report the crime, he did not do so.
The victim later testified to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse that Frank Houston offered him AU$10,000 as compensation at a McDonald’s in the presence of Hillsong Church elder Nabi Saleh.
During an internal church investigation, Frank Houston eventually confessed to the crime. The commission also heard that he was involved in the sexual abuse of other children in New Zealand.
Frank Houston resigned from his church in 2000, which then merged with Hillsong Church. Contrary to what is stated in Frank Houston’s resignation letter, he retired from the position of senior pastor of Sydney Christian Life Centre in May 1999 and was never employed by Hillsong Church.
A further internal investigation by Assemblies of God in Australia, in conjunction with the Assemblies of God in New Zealand, found six additional child sexual abuse allegations, which were regarded as credible.
In 2015, the royal commission examined allegations that accused Brian Houston of concealing his father’s crimes and censured him for failing to report his father to the police.
In November 2018, 60 Minutes aired a segment revisiting the sexual abuse scandal, because newly revealed documentation allegedly reveals that Brian Houston was deeply involved in a cover-up and that Frank Houston’s abusive behaviour was worse than initially thought.
Brian Houston allegedly used his position within the Assemblies of God in Australia denomination to conceal his father’s serial child sexual abuse.
The matter was referred to the New South Wales Police Force, which confirmed that Brian Houston was under criminal investigation for failing to report a serious crime. Following the 60 Minutes story, Hillsong released a statement in response to the allegations. – Ibid.
In Conclusion
So, to circle back to the title of the article: Why did Justin Bieber tag babies “Yummy” on Instagram? Because he is a pawn of the entertainment industry which is controlled by some very sick people.
Since the beginning of his career, Bieber has been caught up in a never-ending whirlwind of strange, humiliating events and has often displayed bizarre behavior.
He’s always been a “whipping boy” of the industry and the face of crappy pop music.
With Yummy, the pattern continues. His handlers purposely turned Yummy into some kind of “child-lover” anthem by associating it with overt imagery and creepy Instagram posts.
In short, Bieber was used to push one of the elite’s favorite agendas: The normalization and the celebration of child abuse.
This article originally appeared on Vigilant Citizen.
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