jewworldorder--2020-09-24--New virus cases near 7,000 for 2nd straight day, with over 1 in 8 tests positive

The Health Ministry said Thursday morning that 6,808 new virus cases were diagnosed a day earlier , after ministers agreed in a late-night vote to drastically tighten the national lockdown .
It was the second day in a row that the number of new cases neared 7,000 .
The ministry said that a notably high 12.9 percent of the tests that came back Wednesday were positive .
There were 54,364 tests carried out .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up The total number of cases since @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 206,332 with 1,335 deaths .
Of the 56,901 active cases , 667 are in serious condition , 164 of them on ventilators , the ministry said .
Another 248 are in moderate condition , with the rest displaying mild or no symptoms .
The announcement came after ministers voted to dramatically tighten the country ’ s existing coronavirus lockdown amid fears that the infection rate is spiraling out of control .
Beginning Friday at 2 p.m. , nearly all businesses will be closed , with the exception of specific companies and factories designated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ministry ’ s National Emergency Authority .
The decision , drafted Wednesday by the coronavirus cabinet and approved by the full cabinet on Thursday morning , exempted supermarkets and pharmacies from the closure , and allowed restaurants to work on a home delivery basis only .
Yom Kippur prayers that begin Sunday will take place almost entirely outdoors , with groups of up to 10 worshipers permitted to pray inside synagogues , the decision said .
The shutdown will also cover the entirety of the Sukkot holiday .
The holiday season is part @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the lockdown now , Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday .
Since most Israelis in any case don ’ t work during the holidays , the economic damage of the shutdown would be reduced as fewer workdays will be lost .
Nearly all public transportation will be closed , as will the last educational institutions still open — mainly special education programs and private preschools .
Israelis won ’ t be allowed to travel more than a kilometer ( 0.6 miles ) from their homes .
Police will be deployed on highways and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to ensure Israelis don ’ t attempt to travel during the lockdown .
The cabinet decision said officials from the Finance Ministry , Prime Minister ’ s Office and National Security Council will meet to set ground rules for which government agencies will close , which ones will remain operational , and at what capacities .
The cabinet is also reportedly considering closing Ben Gurion Airport to outgoing flights , but the decision was not included in Wednesday ’ s cabinet vote .
The new rules come after a day of acrimonious debates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anti-Netanyahu protests during the lockdown , with the Blue and White party insisting a government could not order protests against it to disband .
Ministers also argued over how much to restrict prayer gatherings , with Haredi parties Shas and United Torah Judaism pushing to leave synagogues open , even if new limits on numbers of worshipers are imposed .
Under a final compromise reached late Wednesday , synagogues will close beginning Friday , open in a limited capacity and with worshipers divided into small groups for the 25 hours of the Yom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Monday night .
A similar compromise was reached on protests , under which demonstrators may gather within a kilometer ( 0.6 miles ) from their homes .
In both cases , gatherings may include no more than 20 people at a time who must stay two meters apart .
A special compromise was reached allowing for continued protests outside the Prime Minister ’ s Residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem , where demonstrators have gathered regularly for months to call for Netanyahu ’ s resignation .

The Health Ministry said Thursday morning that 6,808 new virus cases were diagnosed a day earlier, after ministers agreed in a late-night vote to drastically tighten the national lockdown.
It was the second day in a row that the number of new cases neared 7,000.
The ministry said that a notably high 12.9 percent of the tests that came back Wednesday were positive. There were 54,364 tests carried out.
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The total number of cases since the start of the pandemic stood at 206,332 with 1,335 deaths.
Of the 56,901 active cases, 667 are in serious condition, 164 of them on ventilators, the ministry said. Another 248 are in moderate condition, with the rest displaying mild or no symptoms.
Hospital team members work at the coronavirus ward of Shaare Zedek hospital in Jerusalem on September 23, 2020 (Nati Shohat/Flash90)
The announcement came after ministers voted to dramatically tighten the country’s existing coronavirus lockdown amid fears that the infection rate is spiraling out of control.
Beginning Friday at 2 p.m., nearly all businesses will be closed, with the exception of specific companies and factories designated as “vital” by the Defense Ministry’s National Emergency Authority. The decision, drafted Wednesday by the coronavirus cabinet and approved by the full cabinet on Thursday morning, exempted supermarkets and pharmacies from the closure, and allowed restaurants to work on a home delivery basis only.
Yom Kippur prayers that begin Sunday will take place almost entirely outdoors, with groups of up to 10 worshipers permitted to pray inside synagogues, the decision said. The shutdown will also cover the entirety of the Sukkot holiday.
The holiday season is part of the reason the government was imposing the lockdown now, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday. Since most Israelis in any case don’t work during the holidays, the economic damage of the shutdown would be reduced as fewer workdays will be lost.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews, wearing face masks during morning prayers in a synagogue separated by plastic partitions, follow new government measures to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, in Bnei Brak, Sept 18, 2020. (AP Photo/Oded Balilty)
Nearly all public transportation will be closed, as will the last educational institutions still open — mainly special education programs and private preschools.
Israelis won’t be allowed to travel more than a kilometer (0.6 miles) from their homes. Police will be deployed on highways and at the entrances to cities and towns to ensure Israelis don’t attempt to travel during the lockdown.
The cabinet decision said officials from the Finance Ministry, Prime Minister’s Office and National Security Council will meet to set ground rules for which government agencies will close, which ones will remain operational, and at what capacities.
The cabinet is also reportedly considering closing Ben Gurion Airport to outgoing flights, but the decision was not included in Wednesday’s cabinet vote.
Protesters against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, outside his official residence in Jerusalem on September 20, 2020. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
The new rules come after a day of acrimonious debates in the cabinet over whether to allow anti-Netanyahu protests during the lockdown, with the Blue and White party insisting a government could not order protests against it to disband. Ministers also argued over how much to restrict prayer gatherings, with Haredi parties Shas and United Torah Judaism pushing to leave synagogues open, even if new limits on numbers of worshipers are imposed.
Under a final compromise reached late Wednesday, synagogues will close beginning Friday, open in a limited capacity and with worshipers divided into small groups for the 25 hours of the Yom Kippur holiday, then close again on Monday night. A similar compromise was reached on protests, under which demonstrators may gather within a kilometer (0.6 miles) from their homes. In both cases, gatherings may include no more than 20 people at a time who must stay two meters apart.
A special compromise was reached allowing for continued protests outside the Prime Minister’s Residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem, where demonstrators have gathered regularly for months to call for Netanyahu’s resignation.


jewworldorder--2020-09-24--Cabinet approves near-total national shutdown to stem runaway infection rate

Ministers voted early Thursday to dramatically tighten the country ’ s coronavirus lockdown amid fears that the infection rate is spiraling out of control .
The new restrictions come a week after the current lockdown began and as new daily confirmed infections neared 7,000 on Wednesday for the second straight day .
Beginning Friday at 2 p.m. , nearly all businesses will be closed , with the exception of specific companies and factories specifically designated as “ essential ” by the Defense Ministry ’ s National Emergency Authority .
The decision , drafted Wednesday by the coronavirus cabinet and approved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , exempted supermarkets and pharmacies from the closure , and allowed restaurants to work on a home delivery basis only .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up Yom Kippur prayers that begin Sunday evening will take place almost entirely outdoors , with groups of up to 10 worshipers permitted to pray inside synagogues , the decision said .
The shutdown will also cover the entirety of the Sukkot holiday .
The holiday season is part of the reason the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday .
Since most Israelis in any case don ’ t work during the holidays , the economic damage of the shutdown would be reduced as fewer workdays will be lost .
“ We ’ re headed to a shutdown in any case because of the morbidity rate , ” Netanyahu said in a video released Wednesday evening .
“ So it ’ s better to do it now , during the holidays , at a low economic cost , and not after the holidays when the economic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public transportation will be closed , as will the last educational institutions still open — mainly special education programs and private preschools .
Israelis won ’ t be allowed to travel more than a kilometer ( 0.6 miles ) from their homes .
Police will be deployed on highways and at the entrances to cities and towns to ensure Israelis don ’ t attempt to travel during the lockdown .
The cabinet decision said officials from the Finance Ministry , Prime Minister ’ s Office and National Security Council will meet to set @ @ @ @ @ @ @ close and which ones will remain operational , and at what capacities .
The cabinet is also reportedly considering closing Ben Gurion Airport to outgoing flights , but the decision was not included in Wednesday ’ s cabinet vote .
The new rules come after a day of acrimonious debates in the cabinet over whether to allow anti-government protests during the lockdown , with the Blue and White party insisting a government could not order protests against it to disband .
Ministers also argued over how much to restrict prayer gatherings , with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pushing to leave synagogues open , even if new limits on numbers of worshipers are imposed .
Under a final compromise reached late Wednesday , synagogues will close beginning Friday , open in a limited capacity and with worshipers divided into small groups for the 25 hours of the Yom Kippur holiday , then close again on Monday night .
A similar compromise was reached on protests , in which protesters may gather within a kilometer ( 0.6 miles ) from their homes .
In both cases , gatherings may include no more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ must stay two meters apart .
A special compromise was reached allowing for continued protests outside the Prime Minister ’ s Residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem , where demonstrators have gathered regularly for months to call for Netanyahu ’ s resignation .
The compromise was reached after a Wednesday evening phone call between Netanyahu and Defense Minister Benny Gantz as he traveled back to Israel from a working visit to the United States .
A team from the police , the Health Ministry and the attorney general ’ s office developed a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take part in the Balfour Street demonstrations .
As with prayer gatherings and protests elsewhere in the country , they will be divided into 20-person “ capsules ” and keep two meters ’ distance from each other .
All protesters at Balfour must live within a kilometer of the site in downtown Jerusalem .
While ministers briefly considered declaring a “ national emergency ” to bypass the Knesset and impose the heightened restrictions , the new limits are nevertheless slated to come up in the Knesset plenum for approval on Thursday .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ legislation that prohibits restricting protests , in order to allow for the one-kilometer-from-home limit for attending them .
The final cabinet decision had its critics in both Likud and Blue and White .
Finance Minister Israel Katz of Likud lambasted the shuttering of nearly all economic activity for two weeks , a decision that contradicted the recommendations of the Finance Ministry last week .
Katz was one of the very few ministers who voted against the shutdown in the cabinet .
“ It ’ s possible to take steps to rein in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ businesses of the private sector , the ones that aren ’ t open to the public and are careful to obey Health Ministry guidelines , ” he said after the cabinet vote .
“ Israel ’ s economic resilience is part of its national resilience ; it must be protected too.
” Science Minister Yizhar Shai of Blue and White left the cabinet meeting in protest , leaving a written vote against the decision .
Shai , too , objected to the sweeping closure of the economy , which he said contradicted the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Israel Governor Amir Yaron also protested the final decision as causing too much damage to the economy , as did the government coronavirus czar , Ronni Gamzu , who reportedly told ministers he had recommended a 50 percent reduction in economic activity , not the comprehensive lockdown eventually voted on by ministers .
Some senior members of the government accused Netanyahu of seeking a full economic shutdown as a means of ending the protests against him , after Blue and White had said it would only support ending protests if the situation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as well .
The decision “ can ’ t contradict the recommendations of the professionals because of political considerations , ” Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi , of Blue and White , protested on Wednesday evening .
“ A full lockdown is our last option , it ’ s not meant to ‘ solve ’ the protests.
” The “ Black Flags ” group that has organized some of the anti-government protests released a statement saying it would acquiesce to the new restrictions , while blaming Netanyahu for the new shutdown .
“ This @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Israel .
The country is diving into an abyss because of Netanyahu ’ s never-ending failures , ” the group said .
“ He alone is responsible for the greatest failure in the country ’ s history.
” Officials defended the closure by explaining that previous measures had failed to contain the virus ’ s spread , in part because of low levels of adherence to government rules .
The IDF ’ s Home Front Command , which is building the national contact-tracing and epidemiological investigation system expected to be deployed in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ without repeated shutdowns , said Wednesday that it estimates that as many as 41 % of Israelis required under the existing rules to self-quarantine have not obeyed the quarantine rules .
Similarly , Interior Minister Aryeh Deri of Shas defended the decision in the face of Haredi criticism over the curtailing of synagogue gatherings , explaining that “ many sick people who didn ’ t know they were sick came to synagogue on Rosh Hashanah [ over the weekend ] , and infected many of those who are now sick.
” Speaking to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Deri said the cabinet had seen “ very difficult figures and heard the most frightening predictions from top doctors.
” According to the latest Health Ministry figures , 54,364 people received test results on Wednesday and 6,808 were confirmed as carriers of the coronavirus .
It was the second day in a row with over 6,000 confirmed coronavirus cases , and officials have said they are especially worried about the 12.4 % confirmation rate .
Health Ministry Deputy Director General Itamar Grotto told lawmakers last week that restrictions should only be lifted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .

Ministers voted early Thursday to dramatically tighten the country’s coronavirus lockdown amid fears that the infection rate is spiraling out of control.
The new restrictions come a week after the current lockdown began and as new daily confirmed infections neared 7,000 on Wednesday for the second straight day.
Beginning Friday at 2 p.m., nearly all businesses will be closed, with the exception of specific companies and factories specifically designated as “essential” by the Defense Ministry’s National Emergency Authority. The decision, drafted Wednesday by the coronavirus cabinet and approved by the full cabinet on Thursday morning, exempted supermarkets and pharmacies from the closure, and allowed restaurants to work on a home delivery basis only.
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Yom Kippur prayers that begin Sunday evening will take place almost entirely outdoors, with groups of up to 10 worshipers permitted to pray inside synagogues, the decision said. The shutdown will also cover the entirety of the Sukkot holiday.
The holiday season is part of the reason the government was imposing the lockdown now, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday. Since most Israelis in any case don’t work during the holidays, the economic damage of the shutdown would be reduced as fewer workdays will be lost.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews during morning prayer in a synagogue during a nationwide three-week lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus, in Bnei Brak, Sept 21, 2020. (AP Photo/Oded Balilty)
“We’re headed to a shutdown in any case because of the morbidity rate,” Netanyahu said in a video released Wednesday evening. “So it’s better to do it now, during the holidays, at a low economic cost, and not after the holidays when the economic cost will be higher.”
Nearly all public transportation will be closed, as will the last educational institutions still open — mainly special education programs and private preschools.
Israelis won’t be allowed to travel more than a kilometer (0.6 miles) from their homes. Police will be deployed on highways and at the entrances to cities and towns to ensure Israelis don’t attempt to travel during the lockdown.
The cabinet decision said officials from the Finance Ministry, Prime Minister’s Office and National Security Council will meet to set ground rules for which government agencies will close and which ones will remain operational, and at what capacities.
The cabinet is also reportedly considering closing Ben Gurion Airport to outgoing flights, but the decision was not included in Wednesday’s cabinet vote.
Police at a temporary checkpoint on a nearly empty road outside Jerusalem’s Old City on September 19, 2020, during a nationwide coronavirus lockdown. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
The new rules come after a day of acrimonious debates in the cabinet over whether to allow anti-government protests during the lockdown, with the Blue and White party insisting a government could not order protests against it to disband. Ministers also argued over how much to restrict prayer gatherings, with Haredi parties Shas and United Torah Judaism pushing to leave synagogues open, even if new limits on numbers of worshipers are imposed.
Under a final compromise reached late Wednesday, synagogues will close beginning Friday, open in a limited capacity and with worshipers divided into small groups for the 25 hours of the Yom Kippur holiday, then close again on Monday night. A similar compromise was reached on protests, in which protesters may gather within a kilometer (0.6 miles) from their homes. In both cases, gatherings may include no more than 20 people at a time who must stay two meters apart.
A special compromise was reached allowing for continued protests outside the Prime Minister’s Residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem, where demonstrators have gathered regularly for months to call for Netanyahu’s resignation.
The compromise was reached after a Wednesday evening phone call between Netanyahu and Defense Minister Benny Gantz as he traveled back to Israel from a working visit to the United States.
A team from the police, the Health Ministry and the attorney general’s office developed a framework allowing for up to 2,000 protesters to take part in the Balfour Street demonstrations. As with prayer gatherings and protests elsewhere in the country, they will be divided into 20-person “capsules” and keep two meters’ distance from each other. All protesters at Balfour must live within a kilometer of the site in downtown Jerusalem.
Israelis protest against Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Balfour, outside the PM’s official residence in Jerusalem on September 20, 2020. (Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90)
While ministers briefly considered declaring a “national emergency” to bypass the Knesset and impose the heightened restrictions, the new limits are nevertheless slated to come up in the Knesset plenum for approval on Thursday. The Knesset will be asked to amend legislation that prohibits restricting protests, in order to allow for the one-kilometer-from-home limit for attending them.
The final cabinet decision had its critics in both Likud and Blue and White.
Finance Minister Israel Katz of Likud lambasted the shuttering of nearly all economic activity for two weeks, a decision that contradicted the recommendations of the Finance Ministry last week. Katz was one of the very few ministers who voted against the shutdown in the cabinet.
“It’s possible to take steps to rein in the disease without critically hurting the factories and businesses of the private sector, the ones that aren’t open to the public and are careful to obey Health Ministry guidelines,” he said after the cabinet vote. “Israel’s economic resilience is part of its national resilience; it must be protected too.”
Science Minister Yizhar Shai of Blue and White left the cabinet meeting in protest, leaving a written vote against the decision. Shai, too, objected to the sweeping closure of the economy, which he said contradicted the recommendations of the professional echelon.
Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron also protested the final decision as causing too much damage to the economy, as did the government coronavirus czar, Ronni Gamzu, who reportedly told ministers he had recommended a 50 percent reduction in economic activity, not the comprehensive lockdown eventually voted on by ministers.
Medical staff treat a coronavirus patient at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem, July 2020. (Tal Cheres)
Some senior members of the government accused Netanyahu of seeking a full economic shutdown as a means of ending the protests against him, after Blue and White had said it would only support ending protests if the situation required that all other public activities cease as well.
The decision “can’t contradict the recommendations of the professionals because of political considerations,” Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi, of Blue and White, protested on Wednesday evening. “A full lockdown is our last option, it’s not meant to ‘solve’ the protests.”
The “Black Flags” group that has organized some of the anti-government protests released a statement saying it would acquiesce to the new restrictions, while blaming Netanyahu for the new shutdown.
“This is a difficult hour for the people of Israel. The country is diving into an abyss because of Netanyahu’s never-ending failures,” the group said. “He alone is responsible for the greatest failure in the country’s history.”
Officials defended the closure by explaining that previous measures had failed to contain the virus’s spread, in part because of low levels of adherence to government rules.
People wearing face masks as they shop at the Mahane Yehuda market in Jerusalem on September 4, 2020. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
The IDF’s Home Front Command, which is building the national contact-tracing and epidemiological investigation system expected to be deployed in a few weeks to help stem infections without repeated shutdowns, said Wednesday that it estimates that as many as 41% of Israelis required under the existing rules to self-quarantine have not obeyed the quarantine rules.
Similarly, Interior Minister Aryeh Deri of Shas defended the decision in the face of Haredi criticism over the curtailing of synagogue gatherings, explaining that “many sick people who didn’t know they were sick came to synagogue on Rosh Hashanah [over the weekend], and infected many of those who are now sick.”
Speaking to the Haredi radio station Radio Kol Hai, Deri said the cabinet had seen “very difficult figures and heard the most frightening predictions from top doctors.”
According to the latest Health Ministry figures, 54,364 people received test results on Wednesday and 6,808 were confirmed as carriers of the coronavirus. It was the second day in a row with over 6,000 confirmed coronavirus cases, and officials have said they are especially worried about the 12.4% confirmation rate. Health Ministry Deputy Director General Itamar Grotto told lawmakers last week that restrictions should only be lifted when that rate drops below 7%.


jewworldorder--2020-09-24--ACH (1349) Nick Griffin – Where We Are Going And Where We Have Been

In today ’ s show originally broadcast on September 24 2020 , Andy is joined by Nick Griffin for a show entitled , “ Where We Are Going And Where We Have Been.
” We discussed : some of the highlights from the “ DEUS VULT Reconquista Of The West : Handbook For Resisting The Great Replacement ” book that is now available ; why Australia is being used as a testing ground for what is to come for all of us ; the IRA ’ s Green Book ; Nick ’ s work with the British Freedom Party ; @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; how Nationalism can not exist without Christianity ; the historic achievements of the British National Party ; Nick ’ s work for Dr. William Pierce and the National Alliance ; Don Black ’ s remarkable contribution to Nationalism ; the controversy of Combat 18 ; the relationship between Sir Oswald Mosley and Arnold Leese ; the second lockdown which was utterly inevitable ; and many other topics .
Click Here For The British Freedom Party Website – An Organization That Nick Has Recently Started Working With Click Here To Order DEUS VULT @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Resisting The Great Replacement

ACH (1349) Nick Griffin – Where We Are Going And Where We Have Been
THE ACH SHOW
In today’s show originally broadcast on September 24 2020, Andy is joined by Nick Griffin for a show entitled, “Where We Are Going And Where We Have Been.”
We discussed: some of the highlights from the “DEUS VULT Reconquista Of The West: Handbook For Resisting The Great Replacement” book that is now available; why Australia is being used as a testing ground for what is to come for all of us; the IRA’s Green Book; Nick’s work with the British Freedom Party; the deception of the Two Party System; how Nationalism cannot exist without Christianity; the historic achievements of the British National Party; Nick’s work for Dr. William Pierce and the National Alliance; Don Black’s remarkable contribution to Nationalism; the controversy of Combat 18; the relationship between Sir Oswald Mosley and Arnold Leese; the second lockdown which was utterly inevitable; and many other topics.
Click Here For The British Freedom Party Website – An Organization That Nick Has Recently Started Working With
Click Here To Order DEUS VULT Reconquista Of The West: Handbook For Resisting The Great Replacement
Click Here For Nick’s Twitter
Click Here For Nick’s Telegram


jewworldorder--2020-09-24--WATCH: Rioters Set Police HQ on Fire in St. Louis

Violent rioters set fire to the police headquarters in St. Louis , Missouri , Wednesday night amid nationwide unrest following a Kentucky grand jury decision to not charge police officers in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor .
“ St .
Louis , Mo .
: The police headquarters was set on fire by rioters , ” reported Post Millennial editor-at-large Andy Ngo .
Rioting has once again broken out across American cities after a grand jury in Kentucky ruled that three police officers did not deliberately murder Breonna Taylor , a woman who was killed earlier this year in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Walker , and the three officers serving a warrant at Taylor ’ s apartment .
It has been wrongly reported the raid was a “ no-knock ” raid , meaning that officers did not knock on the door of the residence before entering .
While the officers were originally granted a “ no-knock ” warrant , their orders were later changed to “ knock and announce.
” A witness confirmed that the police did knock and announce their identity before forcing entry , after which Walker opened fire on the officers .
Taylor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gunfight .
One officer was charged with “ wanton endangerment ” by the grand jury , while the other two were not charged .
None of the officers were charged with murder .
Two officers have already been shot in Louisville , KY , during Wednesday ’ s riots .
They are currently in hospital and in stable condition .
President Donald Trump took to Twitter to offer a statement of support for the law enforcement officers .
“ Praying for the two police officers that were shot tonight in Louisville , Kentucky @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and is ready to help , ” said President Trump .
“ Spoke to @ GovAndyBeshear and we are prepared to work together , immediately upon request !
” Allum Bokhari is the senior technology correspondent at Breitbart News .
His new book , # DELETED : Big Tech ’ s Battle to Erase the Trump Movement and Steal The Election , which contains exclusive interviews with sources inside Google , Facebook , and other tech companies , is currently available for purchase .

Violent rioters set fire to the police headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, Wednesday night amid nationwide unrest following a Kentucky grand jury decision to not charge police officers in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.
“St. Louis, Mo.: The police headquarters was set on fire by rioters,” reported Post Millennial editor-at-large Andy Ngo.
St. Louis, Mo.: The police headquarters was set on fire by rioters. #BLM pic.twitter.com/GoiRKDlGhk — Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) September 24, 2020
Rioting has once again broken out across American cities after a grand jury in Kentucky ruled that three police officers did not deliberately murder Breonna Taylor, a woman who was killed earlier this year in a gunfight between her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, and the three officers serving a warrant at Taylor’s apartment.
It has been wrongly reported the raid was a “no-knock” raid, meaning that officers did not knock on the door of the residence before entering. While the officers were originally granted a “no-knock” warrant, their orders were later changed to “knock and announce.”
A witness confirmed that the police did knock and announce their identity before forcing entry, after which Walker opened fire on the officers. Taylor was killed by police in the ensuing gunfight.
One officer was charged with “wanton endangerment” by the grand jury, while the other two were not charged. None of the officers were charged with murder.
Two officers have already been shot in Louisville, KY, during Wednesday’s riots. They are currently in hospital and in stable condition. President Donald Trump took to Twitter to offer a statement of support for the law enforcement officers.
“Praying for the two police officers that were shot tonight in Louisville, Kentucky. The Federal Government stands behind you and is ready to help,” said President Trump. “Spoke to @GovAndyBeshear and we are prepared to work together, immediately upon request!”
Allum Bokhari is the senior technology correspondent at Breitbart News. His new book, #DELETED: Big Tech’s Battle to Erase the Trump Movement and Steal The Election, which contains exclusive interviews with sources inside Google, Facebook, and other tech companies, is currently available for purchase.


jewworldorder--2020-09-25--Ann Arbor Just Voted to Tell Cops to Stop Arresting People for Mushrooms, Ayahuasca, and More

Right now in Louisville , KY , two cops have been shot and residents are rioting because the state has an addiction to drugs .
Despite the overwhelming evidence showing that kidnapping and caging people for possessing illegal substances does nothing to prevent use and only leads to more crime and suffering , government is still hell bent on enforcing the war on drugs .
Like a crack addict who needs to find his next fix , the state is unable to resist the temptation to kick in doors , shake down brown people , and ruin lives to enforce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s life was brought to an end because the police state is addicted to arresting people for drugs .
Instead of realizing the horrific nature of the enforcement of prohibition , many cities across the country , like Louisville , double down on the drug war instead of admitting failure .
As we can see from watching it unfold , this will only lead to more suffering and more crime .
Luckily , there are cities in other parts of the country that are taking steps to stop this violent war and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to all human kind .
Seven years ago , Colorado citizens—tired of the war on drugs and wise to the near-limitless benefits of cannabis—made US history by voting to legalize recreational marijuana .
Then , last year , this state once again placed themselves on the right side of history as they voted to decriminalize magic mushrooms .
But this was just the beginning and their momentum is spreading—faster and stronger , toward decriminalizing all plant-based psychedelics .
Now , a major city in Michigan is following suit , but not just with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for other psychedelics like mescaline cacti , ayahuasca and ibogaine .
The City Council voted unanimously to decriminalize the adult use and possession of magic mushrooms and other entheogenic , or psychoactive , plants and fungi .
The measure passed with overwhelming support .
The resolution defines “ entheogenic plants ” as the full spectrum of plants and fungi that contain indole amines , tryptamines and phenethylamines “ that can benefit psychological and physical wellness , support and enhance religious and spiritual practices , and can reestablish human ’ s inalienable and direct @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ackerman , D-3rd Ward , noted Johns Hopkins Medicine has launched a $ 17 million center dedicated to psychedelic and consciousness research , seeing what he called “ the tremendous potential of these future medicines.
” “ The use of entheogenic plants , which can catalyze profound experiences of personal and spiritual growth , have been shown by scientific and clinical studies and traditional practices to be beneficial to the health and well-being of individuals and communities in addressing these conditions , ” reads the resolution .
To be clear , the recent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ other plants are now legal , it simply means that cops can ’ t make it a priority to go after folks for them and it won ’ t land people in jail for possession .
While legalization would be the perfect result , this is most certainly a step in the right direction .
“ It ’ s the plants that are going to bring us back to sanity .
We ’ ve got to listen to their message and we ’ ve got to live reciprocally with nature and restore the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , director of the Huichol Center for Cultural Survival and Traditional Arts said after Oakland passed a similar measure last year .
Now , cops can try to focus on real crimes instead of kidnapping and caging people who are trying to heal themselves with a plant .
Supporters hope the decision will begin a nationwide discussion about decriminalizing plant-based drugs .
As TFTP has reported in the past , psilocybin-containing mushrooms are an enemy to the establishment who has every reason in the world to want to keep them as illegal as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and other powerful mind-opening substances .
The United States Supreme Court has unanimously ruled in favor of the legal religious use of ayahuasca by the União do Vegetal , and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has affirmed the Santo Daime Church ’ s freedom to use Ayahuasca for religious purposes .
However , ayahuasca ’ s principally active ingredient , DMT , remains a Schedule I controlled substance , carrying a steep prison sentence .
DMT appears in trace amounts in human blood and urine , suggesting it must @ @ @ @ @ @ @ means the DEA literally classifies our own bodies as have no medical purpose .
One industry in particular , Big Pharma , stands to lose billions if measures like this one began to spread to other areas as mushrooms and other hallucinogens have been clinically tested to treat a wide range of problems , including depression .
One in ten men in the US currently takes an antidepressant while 16.5 percent of women use them as well .
If people can treat their depression with something that you can grow in your own @ @ @ @ @ @ @ shaman verses taking pills with side effects like homicidal ideation , the pharmaceutical industry would lose big time .
Indeed , there are mounds of evidence and studies showing the positive benefits of magic mushrooms , ayahuasca , and ibogaine .
As TFTP reported , a study , published in the scientific journal Neuropharmacology , found that clinically depressed people had increased neural responses to fearful faces one day after a psilocybin-assisted therapy session , which positively predicted positive clinical outcomes .
“ Psilocybin-assisted therapy might mitigate depression by increasing emotional connection , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a Ph.D. student at Imperial College London , explained to PsyPost .
This is almost the exact opposite of how standard anti-depressants operate , as SSRI ’ s typically work by creating an “ emotional blunting.
” “ [ T ] his is unlike SSRI antidepressants which are criticized for creating in many people a general emotional blunting , ” noted Roseman .
The government also stands to lose if more measures like this take hold in other cities too .
As TFTP previously reported , mushrooms and psychedelics used to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ailments until government moved in to stop the expansion of human consciousness .
As MAPS points out , although first-hand accounts indicate that ibogaine is unlikely to be popular as a recreational drug , ibogaine remains classified as a Schedule I drug in the United States ( it is also scheduled in Belgium and Switzerland ) .
Yet despite its classification as a drug with a “ high potential for abuse ” and “ no currently accepted medical use , ” people who struggle with substance abuse continue to seek out international clinics @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In the 1940s , western medicine began realizing the potential for psychedelics to treat addiction and psychiatric disorders .
Tens of thousands of people were treated effectively , and psychedelic drugs were on the fast track to becoming mainstream medicine .
But the beast of oppression reared its ugly head .
In 1967 and 1970 , the UK and US governments cast all psychedelic substances into the pit of prohibition .
People were waking up to the fact that governments intended to keep the world in a state of war , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ populace sedated under a cloak of consumerism .
The collective mind expansion of that era came to a screeching halt under the boot and truncheon .
As John Vibes pointed out last January , a study actually confirmed the fear of authoritarians and showed they have every reason to oppose legal mushrooms .
According to the study from the Psychedelic Research Group at Imperial College London , published in the journal Psychopharmacology , psychedelic mushrooms tend to make people more resistant to authority .
They also found the psychedelic experience induced by these @ @ @ @ @ @ @ connected with nature .
“ Our findings tentatively raise the possibility that given in this way , psilocybin may produce sustained changes in outlook and political perspective , here in the direction of increased nature relatedness and decreased authoritarianism , ” researchers Taylor Lyons and Robin L. Carhart-Harris write in the study .
Now , as people share information globally , instantaneously , on a scale unstoppable by the state , we are resuming the advancement of medical research on psychedelic substances .
Scientists are challenging the irrational classification of psychedelics as “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ schedule 1 ” ( US ) substances , characterized as having no medical use and high potential for addiction .
And , the recent push in Colorado is evidence of this .
While the stigma associated with mushrooms and other psychedelics has been perpetuated by those who wish to keep them illegal—to keep society in a constant state of obedient mediocrity—in reality , they are extremely safe .
In fact , a major study last year declared magic mushrooms to be the safest recreational drug .
Of an astonishing 120,000 participants from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Drug Survey found the percentage of those seeking emergency treatment for ingesting psilocybin-containing hallucinogenic mushrooms to comprise just 0.2 percent per 10,000 individuals .
Rates of hospitalization for MDMA , alcohol , LSD , and cocaine were an astounding five times higher .
After 40 years , it appears that another brick in the wall of prohibition is beginning to crumble in the face of science and logic .
There may be hope for humanity after all .
Matt Agorist is an honorably discharged veteran of the USMC and former intelligence operator directly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ experience gives him unique insight into the world of government corruption and the American police state .
Agorist has been an independent journalist for over a decade and has been featured on mainstream networks around the world .
Agorist is also the Editor at Large at the Free Thought Project ( where this article first appeared and from where it is reproduced with permission ) .
Follow Matt @ MattAgorist on Twitter , on Steemit , and now on Minds .

September 25th, 2020
By Matt Agorist via TFTP
Right now in Louisville, KY, two cops have been shot and residents are rioting because the state has an addiction to drugs. Despite the overwhelming evidence showing that kidnapping and caging people for possessing illegal substances does nothing to prevent use and only leads to more crime and suffering, government is still hell bent on enforcing the war on drugs. Like a crack addict who needs to find his next fix, the state is unable to resist the temptation to kick in doors, shake down brown people, and ruin lives to enforce the drug war. Breonna Taylor’s life was brought to an end because the police state is addicted to arresting people for drugs.
Instead of realizing the horrific nature of the enforcement of prohibition, many cities across the country, like Louisville, double down on the drug war instead of admitting failure. As we can see from watching it unfold, this will only lead to more suffering and more crime. Luckily, there are cities in other parts of the country that are taking steps to stop this violent war and the implications for such measures are only beneficial to all human kind.
Seven years ago, Colorado citizens—tired of the war on drugs and wise to the near-limitless benefits of cannabis—made US history by voting to legalize recreational marijuana. Then, last year, this state once again placed themselves on the right side of history as they voted to decriminalize magic mushrooms. But this was just the beginning and their momentum is spreading—faster and stronger, toward decriminalizing all plant-based psychedelics.
Now, a major city in Michigan is following suit, but not just with psilocybin—Ann Arbor just passed a decriminalization measure for other psychedelics like mescaline cacti, ayahuasca and ibogaine.
The City Council voted unanimously to decriminalize the adult use and possession of magic mushrooms and other entheogenic, or psychoactive, plants and fungi. The measure passed with overwhelming support.
The resolution defines “entheogenic plants” as the full spectrum of plants and fungi that contain indole amines, tryptamines and phenethylamines “that can benefit psychological and physical wellness, support and enhance religious and spiritual practices, and can reestablish human’s inalienable and direct relationship to nature.”
As mLive.com reports:
City Council voted unanimously Monday night, Sept. 21, in favor of a resolution declaring it’s the city’s lowest law enforcement priority to investigate and arrest anyone for planting, cultivating, purchasing, transporting, distributing, engaging in practices with or possessing entheogenic plants or plant compounds. That includes ayahuasca, ibogaine, mescaline, peyote, psilocybin mushrooms and other substances with hallucinogenic properties deemed illegal under state and federal law. Council also called upon the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office to cease prosecution of people involved in the use of entheogenic plants and plant compounds.
Council Member Zachary Ackerman, D-3rd Ward, noted Johns Hopkins Medicine has launched a $17 million center dedicated to psychedelic and consciousness research, seeing what he called “the tremendous potential of these future medicines.”
“The use of entheogenic plants, which can catalyze profound experiences of personal and spiritual growth, have been shown by scientific and clinical studies and traditional practices to be beneficial to the health and well-being of individuals and communities in addressing these conditions,” reads the resolution.
To be clear, the recent measure does not mean that mushrooms and other plants are now legal, it simply means that cops can’t make it a priority to go after folks for them and it won’t land people in jail for possession. While legalization would be the perfect result, this is most certainly a step in the right direction.
“It’s the plants that are going to bring us back to sanity. We’ve got to listen to their message and we’ve got to live reciprocally with nature and restore the natural order,” Susana Eager Valadez, director of the Huichol Center for Cultural Survival and Traditional Arts said after Oakland passed a similar measure last year.
Now, cops can try to focus on real crimes instead of kidnapping and caging people who are trying to heal themselves with a plant.
Supporters hope the decision will begin a nationwide discussion about decriminalizing plant-based drugs.
As TFTP has reported in the past, psilocybin-containing mushrooms are an enemy to the establishment who has every reason in the world to want to keep them as illegal as possible. The same goes for ayahuasca and other powerful mind-opening substances.
The United States Supreme Court has unanimously ruled in favor of the legal religious use of ayahuasca by the União do Vegetal, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has affirmed the Santo Daime Church’s freedom to use Ayahuasca for religious purposes. However, ayahuasca’s principally active ingredient, DMT, remains a Schedule I controlled substance, carrying a steep prison sentence.
DMT appears in trace amounts in human blood and urine, suggesting it must be produced within the body, which means the DEA literally classifies our own bodies as have no medical purpose.
Because the US government is so tyrannically far behind the times, many people have been forced to travel outside of the country to meet with Shamans in the Amazon who are skilled and knowledgeable about the substance.
One industry in particular, Big Pharma, stands to lose billions if measures like this one began to spread to other areas as mushrooms and other hallucinogens have been clinically tested to treat a wide range of problems, including depression.
One in ten men in the US currently takes an antidepressant while 16.5 percent of women use them as well. If people can treat their depression with something that you can grow in your own home or a plant medicine from a shaman verses taking pills with side effects like homicidal ideation, the pharmaceutical industry would lose big time.
Indeed, there are mounds of evidence and studies showing the positive benefits of magic mushrooms, ayahuasca, and ibogaine.
As TFTP reported, a study, published in the scientific journal Neuropharmacology, found that clinically depressed people had increased neural responses to fearful faces one day after a psilocybin-assisted therapy session, which positively predicted positive clinical outcomes.
“Psilocybin-assisted therapy might mitigate depression by increasing emotional connection,” neuroscientist and study author Leor Roseman, a Ph.D. student at Imperial College London, explained to PsyPost.
This is almost the exact opposite of how standard anti-depressants operate, as SSRI’s typically work by creating an “emotional blunting.”
“[T]his is unlike SSRI antidepressants which are criticized for creating in many people a general emotional blunting,” noted Roseman.
“I believe that psychedelics hold a potential to cure deep psychological wounds, and I believe that by investigating their neuropsychopharmacological mechanism, we can learn to understand this potential,” explained Roseman.
The government also stands to lose if more measures like this take hold in other cities too.
As TFTP previously reported, mushrooms and psychedelics used to be widely accepted as a treatment for many ailments until government moved in to stop the expansion of human consciousness.
As MAPS points out, although first-hand accounts indicate that ibogaine is unlikely to be popular as a recreational drug, ibogaine remains classified as a Schedule I drug in the United States (it is also scheduled in Belgium and Switzerland). Yet despite its classification as a drug with a “high potential for abuse” and “no currently accepted medical use,” people who struggle with substance abuse continue to seek out international clinics or underground providers to receive ibogaine treatment.
In the 1940s, western medicine began realizing the potential for psychedelics to treat addiction and psychiatric disorders. Tens of thousands of people were treated effectively, and psychedelic drugs were on the fast track to becoming mainstream medicine. But the beast of oppression reared its ugly head.
In 1967 and 1970, the UK and US governments cast all psychedelic substances into the pit of prohibition. People were waking up to the fact that governments intended to keep the world in a state of war, and that governments were working to keep the populace sedated under a cloak of consumerism. The collective mind expansion of that era came to a screeching halt under the boot and truncheon.
As John Vibes pointed out last January, a study actually confirmed the fear of authoritarians and showed they have every reason to oppose legal mushrooms. According to the study from the Psychedelic Research Group at Imperial College London, published in the journal Psychopharmacology, psychedelic mushrooms tend to make people more resistant to authority. They also found the psychedelic experience induced by these mushrooms also cause people to be more connected with nature.
“Our findings tentatively raise the possibility that given in this way, psilocybin may produce sustained changes in outlook and political perspective, here in the direction of increased nature relatedness and decreased authoritarianism,” researchers Taylor Lyons and Robin L. Carhart-Harris write in the study.
Now, as people share information globally, instantaneously, on a scale unstoppable by the state, we are resuming the advancement of medical research on psychedelic substances. Scientists are challenging the irrational classification of psychedelics as “class A” (UK) or “schedule 1” (US) substances, characterized as having no medical use and high potential for addiction. And, the recent push in Colorado is evidence of this.
While the stigma associated with mushrooms and other psychedelics has been perpetuated by those who wish to keep them illegal—to keep society in a constant state of obedient mediocrity—in reality, they are extremely safe.
In fact, a major study last year declared magic mushrooms to be the safest recreational drug.
Of an astonishing 120,000 participants from 50 nations, researchers for the Global Drug Survey found the percentage of those seeking emergency treatment for ingesting psilocybin-containing hallucinogenic mushrooms to comprise just 0.2 percent per 10,000 individuals.
Rates of hospitalization for MDMA, alcohol, LSD, and cocaine were an astounding five times higher.
“Magic mushrooms are one of the safest drugs in the world,” Guardian, noting the biggest risk users face is misidentification — ingesting the wrong mushroom — not from the psychedelic fungus, itself. Global Drug Survey founder and consultant addiction psychiatrist, Adam Winstock, told the, noting the biggest risk users face is misidentification — ingesting the wrong mushroom — not from the psychedelic fungus, itself.
After 40 years, it appears that another brick in the wall of prohibition is beginning to crumble in the face of science and logic. There may be hope for humanity after all.
About the author:
Matt Agorist is an honorably discharged veteran of the USMC and former intelligence operator directly tasked by the NSA. This prior experience gives him unique insight into the world of government corruption and the American police state. Agorist has been an independent journalist for over a decade and has been featured on mainstream networks around the world. Agorist is also the Editor at Large at the Free Thought Project (where this article first appeared and from where it is reproduced with permission).
Follow Matt @MattAgorist on Twitter, on Steemit, and now on Minds.


jewworldorder--2020-09-25--After complaint, tiny Swastika, NY, decides nothing wrong with town’s name

SWASTIKA , New York — The rural upstate New York hamlet of Swastika is keeping its name , despite a complaint that it symbolizes the hate and intolerance of the Nazi regime .
The unincorporated crossroads in the Adirondack Mountain town of Black Brook , about 35 miles ( 56 kilometers ) south of the US-Canada border , has been known as Swastika for more than a century .
But town council members considered a name change after a visitor from New York City said it was offensive , and disrespectful to the memory of the World War II veterans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Michael Alcamo said he was bicycling through the area this summer when he came upon Swastika .
Get The Times of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up “ I was stunned that the people who live there wouldn ’ t have a meeting and pick a different name sometime after 1945 , if not prior , ” Alcamo said Thursday .
“ We regret that individuals , from out of the area , that lack the knowledge of the history of our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ name , ” Black Brook supervisor Jon Douglass wrote in an email Thursday .
“ To the members of our community , that the board represents , it is the name that their ancestors chose.
” The symbol has been indelibly linked to Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party since the 1930s , though crosses with arms bent at 90-degree angles have adorned art for thousands of years before the Holocaust in which 6 million Jews were killed .
The town ’ s name comes from the Sanskrit word meaning well-being .
State @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thursday whether the debate would ’ ve looked different if one of the council members was Jewish .
He also called for legislation .
“ Since the town board won ’ t do the right thing , I ’ ll be introducing legislation prohibiting use of the name , ” Skoufis said .
One of the four council members who voted to keep the name , Howard Aubin , told the Adirondack Daily Enterprise that “ only an intolerant person ” would assume the name is connected to Nazis .
Douglass said the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The Press-Republican of Plattsburgh related a different story in a 1977 article that quoted a former postmaster as saying the rural community was once known as Goodrich Mills , but became known as Swastika in 1913 after that name appeared on the local post office .
Douglass , who did not take part in the vote , told NPR people have requested the name be changed several times before , including after World War II .
“ And some of the residents that were from that area actually fought in World War @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just because Hitler tried to tarnish the meaning of swastika , ” he said .
Alcamo said he was disappointed but hopes the town will reconsider at some point .
In April 2019 , the Cherry Hills Village City Council in Colorado voted unanimously to drop the name “ Swastika Acres ” from a subdivision .

SWASTIKA, New York — The rural upstate New York hamlet of Swastika is keeping its name, despite a complaint that it symbolizes the hate and intolerance of the Nazi regime.
The unincorporated crossroads in the Adirondack Mountain town of Black Brook, about 35 miles (56 kilometers) south of the US-Canada border, has been known as Swastika for more than a century.
But town council members considered a name change after a visitor from New York City said it was offensive, and disrespectful to the memory of the World War II veterans buried in graves in the nearby countryside. Michael Alcamo said he was bicycling through the area this summer when he came upon Swastika.
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“I was stunned that the people who live there wouldn’t have a meeting and pick a different name sometime after 1945, if not prior,” Alcamo said Thursday.
Council members met September 14 and unanimously nixed a name change.
“We regret that individuals, from out of the area, that lack the knowledge of the history of our community become offended when they see the name,” Black Brook supervisor Jon Douglass wrote in an email Thursday. “To the members of our community, that the board represents, it is the name that their ancestors chose.”
Raelians fly the swastika above New York in an attampt to rehabilitate the symbol, which they see as having been corrupted by the Nazis (photo credit: via Corey Kilgannon’s Twitter)
The symbol has been indelibly linked to Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party since the 1930s, though crosses with arms bent at 90-degree angles have adorned art for thousands of years before the Holocaust in which 6 million Jews were killed. The town’s name comes from the Sanskrit word meaning well-being.
State Sen. James Skoufis questioned in a tweet Thursday whether the debate would’ve looked different if one of the council members was Jewish. He also called for legislation.
“Since the town board won’t do the right thing, I’ll be introducing legislation prohibiting use of the name,” Skoufis said.
Since the town board won’t do the right thing, I’ll be introducing legislation prohibiting use of the name. I imagine their debate would’ve looked very differently if one of the Town Board members was Jewish. https://t.co/JUoonGT8sk — James Skoufis (@JamesSkoufis) September 24, 2020
One of the four council members who voted to keep the name, Howard Aubin, told the Adirondack Daily Enterprise that “only an intolerant person” would assume the name is connected to Nazis.
Douglass said the name came from settlers in the 1800s. The Press-Republican of Plattsburgh related a different story in a 1977 article that quoted a former postmaster as saying the rural community was once known as Goodrich Mills, but became known as Swastika in 1913 after that name appeared on the local post office.
Douglass, who did not take part in the vote, told NPR people have requested the name be changed several times before, including after World War II.
“And some of the residents that were from that area actually fought in World War II and refused to change the name just because Hitler tried to tarnish the meaning of swastika,” he said.
Alcamo said he was disappointed but hopes the town will reconsider at some point.
In April 2019, the Cherry Hills Village City Council in Colorado voted unanimously to drop the name “Swastika Acres” from a subdivision.


jewworldorder--2020-09-25--NYC authorities warn of crackdown as infections mount in Hasidic areas

JTA — After days of warning about rising COVID-19 cases in Orthodox neighborhoods , New York City is threatening drastic enforcement measures starting as early as Tuesday , the day after Yom Kippur .
The city also plans to begin inspecting private schools in areas with high COVID-19 rates to check that they are conforming to the city ’ s rules , which include shutting when there are two unrelated cases in the same building .
The enforcement measures could include closing businesses and schools , moves that would inflame already strained relations between the communities and the city .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up City officials and community leaders alike have expressed growing alarm about the spread of the coronavirus in Orthodox communities , where six neighborhoods contributed a fifth of the city ’ s new infections as of Sept. 19 .
Meanwhile , many people in those neighborhoods do not wear masks in public , which the city requires when outdoors and distancing is not possible , and continue to gather in large numbers .
In an email to reporters Thursday evening , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ city ’ s health department , said that if progress in slowing the spread of infection was not made by Monday evening , the city would take serious action , including prohibiting all gatherings of more than 10 people , issuing fines for refusal to wear a mask , ordering private schools and childcare centers that do not meet city standards to close and shutting down all nonessential businesses immediately .
The department also announced “ regular inspections of all non-public schools within these clusters and their adjacent zip codes , ” according @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to continued increases in positive COVID test results in the six neighborhoods cited on Tuesday — Williamsburg , Borough Park , Midwood , Bensonhurst/Mapleton , Kew Gardens , and Far Rockaway — as well as two other neighborhoods , Gravesend/Homecrest and Gerritsen Beach/Homecrest/Sheepshead Bay .
“ The Sheriff and NYPD continue to monitor mask compliance in these neighborhoods , which have been overwhelmingly low compared to other areas of the city , ” Gallahue wrote .
After announcing the uptick in cases Tuesday , Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city would increase @ @ @ @ @ @ @ residents of the neighborhoods themselves .
Gallahue said there was an increased presence of New York Police Department officers and community affairs liaisons as well as representatives of other city agencies Wednesday and Thursday to distribute information and masks in neighborhoods with increasing COVID cases .
The department is also deploying mobile testing units to Midwood , Williamsburg , Borough Park , Kew Gardens and Far Rockaway .
The department will also send robocall announcements , send sound trucks and ambulances out to play messages about testing in English and Yiddish , send @ @ @ @ @ @ @ local newspapers .
Because of the disease ’ s incubation period , any changes implemented immediately may not push the case count sufficiently by early next week .
One thing that could : reducing testing .
There is already a push to stop testing in several of the Orthodox communities seeing an uptick , due to the low threshold for positive COVID cases to shut down schools .
A message circulated on Whatsapp Thursday advised parents not to have their children tested for COVID because it could lead to schools being shut down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , signed by leaders of the Williamsburg Hasidic community , also discouraged COVID testing in a message in Yiddish .

JTA — After days of warning about rising COVID-19 cases in Orthodox neighborhoods, New York City is threatening drastic enforcement measures starting as early as Tuesday, the day after Yom Kippur.
The city also plans to begin inspecting private schools in areas with high COVID-19 rates to check that they are conforming to the city’s rules, which include shutting when there are two unrelated cases in the same building.
The enforcement measures could include closing businesses and schools, moves that would inflame already strained relations between the communities and the city.
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City officials and community leaders alike have expressed growing alarm about the spread of the coronavirus in Orthodox communities, where six neighborhoods contributed a fifth of the city’s new infections as of Sept. 19. Meanwhile, many people in those neighborhoods do not wear masks in public, which the city requires when outdoors and distancing is not possible, and continue to gather in large numbers.
In an email to reporters Thursday evening, Patrick Gallahue, a spokesperson for the city’s health department, said that if progress in slowing the spread of infection was not made by Monday evening, the city would take serious action, including prohibiting all gatherings of more than 10 people, issuing fines for refusal to wear a mask, ordering private schools and childcare centers that do not meet city standards to close and shutting down all nonessential businesses immediately.
A man walk by a COVID-19 testing site in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Borough Park on September 23, 2020 in New York City. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images/AFP)
The department also announced “regular inspections of all non-public schools within these clusters and their adjacent zip codes,” according to the email.
The department pointed to continued increases in positive COVID test results in the six neighborhoods cited on Tuesday — Williamsburg, Borough Park, Midwood, Bensonhurst/Mapleton, Kew Gardens, and Far Rockaway — as well as two other neighborhoods, Gravesend/Homecrest and Gerritsen Beach/Homecrest/Sheepshead Bay.
“The Sheriff and NYPD continue to monitor mask compliance in these neighborhoods, which have been overwhelmingly low compared to other areas of the city,” Gallahue wrote.
After announcing the uptick in cases Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city would increase communication with community leaders and outreach to residents of the neighborhoods themselves.
Gallahue said there was an increased presence of New York Police Department officers and community affairs liaisons as well as representatives of other city agencies Wednesday and Thursday to distribute information and masks in neighborhoods with increasing COVID cases. The department is also deploying mobile testing units to Midwood, Williamsburg, Borough Park, Kew Gardens and Far Rockaway.
Medical workers deliver a patient to the Maimonides Medical Center on September 14, 2020 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images/AFP)
The department will also send robocall announcements, send sound trucks and ambulances out to play messages about testing in English and Yiddish, send direct mail notices and place advertisements in local newspapers.
Because of the disease’s incubation period, any changes implemented immediately may not push the case count sufficiently by early next week.
One thing that could: reducing testing. There is already a push to stop testing in several of the Orthodox communities seeing an uptick, due to the low threshold for positive COVID cases to shut down schools.
A message circulated on Whatsapp Thursday advised parents not to have their children tested for COVID because it could lead to schools being shut down. A flyer circulated on Whatsapp Thursday, signed by leaders of the Williamsburg Hasidic community, also discouraged COVID testing in a message in Yiddish.


jewworldorder--2020-09-25--Cast Iron Evidence Of Ancient Persian Chromium Steel Production

Scientists discover evidence of chromium production in ancient Persia , but historians at Sheffield in England defend the cities claim to having ‘ invented ’ the super-steel .
To many younger readers “ Chromium code ” is a free and open-source software project from Google , similar to the widely known Chrome browser , that most competing browsers are also based on , including Microsoft .
However , to older readers , and to those of a scientific disposition , “ Chromium surfaces ” are produced on other metals to strengthen them , through “ chromizing , ” but what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have guessed is that chromium steel , perhaps for use in weapons , originated in 11th century Persia .
Use of chromium oxide has been detected on the surface of excellently preserved weapons found at the site of the Terracotta Army in X ’ ian , China dating to the 3 rd century BC , but not use of the metal chromium on its own .
A new paper published in the Journal of Archaeological Science by Dr Rahil Alipour and a team of UCLA scientists presents their discovery of a “ chromium @ @ @ @ @ @ @ soldered onto a fragment of slag attached to a piece of a broken crucible .
Even without including the word “ crucible ” this discovery can without argument be described as an alchemical revelation of magnificence , and the fragment of ancient alloy production containing the chromium was unearthed at an archaeological site in Fars province , southern Iran .
Chahak child and the crucible slag and a smithing slag layer .
( Image : Rahil Alipour , UCL ) Chromium alloys afford steel products an anti-corrosive quality , and dating to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first known use of chromium to make a steel alloy , ” and while chromium steel is similar to stainless steel , an alloy must have a chromium content of at least 10.5 per cent to be defined as stainless steel , and the traces of the alloy that had been forged with chromium discovered in Iran contained approximately one per cent .
This was in no way a chance discovery as team of researchers hunted for the evidence , first studying a series of historical manuscripts that recorded a prehistoric center of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ name is like “ Mac ” in Scotland , and there exist many villages called Chahak , but through a process of elimination they focused in on the Chahak in Fars province .
The scientists ’ suspicions that this was an ancient site where the secretive arts of metallurgy were practiced were justified in their discovery of charcoal within a crucible and smithing slags that when tested were found to contain between “ one and two per cent “ chromite ore , ” according to the paper .
Crucible slag adhering to a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ base where the crucible steel ingot would have solidified .
( Image : Rahil Alipour , UCL ) This finding , according to the researchers , is hard evidence that chromium was extracted from rocks and added to the alloy “ on purpose , ” and why this was undertaken take was for making “ superior weapons and tools , ” writes lead author Dr Rahil Alipour .
The scientist also says this new research provides “ the first evidence of the deliberate addition of a chromium mineral within steel production Chakak ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ why so many Persian blades discovered by archaeologists are in such good condition .
Turning Base Metals Into Gold , The Persian Way Discovering that 11th century ancient Iranians were extracting , purifying and making alloys with chromium opens a new act in the show of ancient alchemy , which is generally presented in a European context , however , what still remains a tightly locked mystery in all this is what happened to this chromium alloy production system ?
The researchers say steel production ceased in the region after several centuries and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that those people who had served as keepers of the alchemical arts of extracting chromium from ore , melting and mixing it with other metals to make stronger weapons and tools , all but vanished , until the arts resurfaced in Britain in the early 20th century .
While most other articles about this discovery will present the ancient Iranian alloy as challenging the 20th century discovery of “ stainless steel , ” this modern metal is defined as a steel alloy that includes a minimum content of 10.5 % Chromium , therefore @ @ @ @ @ @ @ first casting of a true “ stainless steel ” on 20th August 1913 in the city of Sheffield with an alloy containing 12.8 per cent chromium .
But credit for having first extracted chromium for production purposes must now got to the 11th century Iranian alchemists who figured out how to turn lead into gold , or at least how to turn chromium into a harder substance : same thing , different elements .
Top image : Chahak child and the crucible slag and a smithing slag layer .
Source : Rahil Alipour @ @

Scientists discover evidence of chromium production in ancient Persia, but historians at Sheffield in England defend the cities claim to having ‘invented’ the super-steel.
To many younger readers “Chromium code” is a free and open-source software project from Google, similar to the widely known Chrome browser, that most competing browsers are also based on, including Microsoft. However, to older readers, and to those of a scientific disposition, “Chromium surfaces” are produced on other metals to strengthen them, through “chromizing,” but what nobody of any age would have ever have guessed is that chromium steel, perhaps for use in weapons, originated in 11th century Persia.
Use of chromium oxide has been detected on the surface of excellently preserved weapons found at the site of the Terracotta Army in X’ian, China dating to the 3 rd century BC, but not use of the metal chromium on its own.
Discovering The Ancient Persian Alchemical Crucible
A new paper published in the Journal of Archaeological Science by Dr Rahil Alipour and a team of UCLA scientists presents their discovery of a “chromium steel alloy,” which they found soldered onto a fragment of slag attached to a piece of a broken crucible. Even without including the word “crucible” this discovery can without argument be described as an alchemical revelation of magnificence, and the fragment of ancient alloy production containing the chromium was unearthed at an archaeological site in Fars province, southern Iran.
Chahak child and the crucible slag and a smithing slag layer. (Image: Rahil Alipour , UCL)
Chromium alloys afford steel products an anti-corrosive quality, and dating to the 11th century this discovery represents the “first known use of chromium to make a steel alloy,” and while chromium steel is similar to stainless steel, an alloy must have a chromium content of at least 10.5 per cent to be defined as stainless steel, and the traces of the alloy that had been forged with chromium discovered in Iran contained approximately one per cent.
Journey Of The Alchemical Hunters
This was in no way a chance discovery as team of researchers hunted for the evidence, first studying a series of historical manuscripts that recorded a prehistoric center of steel production called “Chahak.” This name is like “Mac” in Scotland, and there exist many villages called Chahak, but through a process of elimination they focused in on the Chahak in Fars province. The scientists’ suspicions that this was an ancient site where the secretive arts of metallurgy were practiced were justified in their discovery of charcoal within a crucible and smithing slags that when tested were found to contain between “one and two per cent “chromite ore,” according to the paper.
Crucible slag adhering to a crucible sherd and a broken Chahak crucible base where the crucible steel ingot would have solidified. (Image: Rahil Alipour , UCL)
This finding, according to the researchers, is hard evidence that chromium was extracted from rocks and added to the alloy “on purpose,” and why this was undertaken take was for making “superior weapons and tools,” writes lead author Dr Rahil Alipour. The scientist also says this new research provides “the first evidence of the deliberate addition of a chromium mineral within steel production Chakak” and he thinks this might also explain why so many Persian blades discovered by archaeologists are in such good condition.
Turning Base Metals Into Gold, The Persian Way
Discovering that 11th century ancient Iranians were extracting, purifying and making alloys with chromium opens a new act in the show of ancient alchemy, which is generally presented in a European context, however, what still remains a tightly locked mystery in all this is what happened to this chromium alloy production system? The researchers say steel production ceased in the region after several centuries and therefore it was at this same time that those people who had served as keepers of the alchemical arts of extracting chromium from ore, melting and mixing it with other metals to make stronger weapons and tools, all but vanished, until the arts resurfaced in Britain in the early 20th century.
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While most other articles about this discovery will present the ancient Iranian alloy as challenging the 20th century discovery of “stainless steel,” this modern metal is defined as a steel alloy that includes a minimum content of 10.5% Chromium, therefore English inventor Harry Brearley did make the first casting of a true “stainless steel” on 20th August 1913 in the city of Sheffield with an alloy containing 12.8 per cent chromium. But credit for having first extracted chromium for production purposes must now got to the 11th century Iranian alchemists who figured out how to turn lead into gold, or at least how to turn chromium into a harder substance: same thing, different elements.
Top image: Chahak child and the crucible slag and a smithing slag layer. Source: Rahil Alipour , UCL
By Ashley Cowie


jewworldorder--2020-09-25--Science minister backtracks on plans to quit over lockdown

Science and Technology Minister Izhar Shay backtracked from plans to quit the government in protest over lockdown rules late Thursday .
The Blue and White party minister had been set to announce his resignation after a stormy cabinet meeting during which limits on protest attendance were approved , according to reports .
However after meeting with faction head Defense Minister Benny Gantz , the party put out a statement saying that Shay had decided to remain on board .
According to the party , Shay and Gantz met over Zoom and discussed their shared values and their commitment to reducing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Israel ’ s Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign Up “ I joined the party to implement together with the head of the party our shared values , foremost love for Israel , unity and national reconciliation .
We will continue to work together for all Israeli citizens and the State of Israel , ” Shay was quoted saying in the party statement .
Shay , who will continue to be the party ’ s point-man on virus-related matters , was reportedly incensed by the way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lockdown , as well as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ’ s insistence on shutting down the economy , which critics say was only done to justify clamping down on protests against him .
Gantz had asked Shay to hold off on the move and not submit his letter of resignation until the two had met , Hebrew media reports said earlier .
Shay stormed out of a cabinet meeting early Thursday in protest to it taking a vote on the increased lockdown measures , Hebrew media reported .
The cabinet eventually authorized the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Knesset which was also expected to grant approval .
As of 4 a.m. , the Knesset had approved the measure on first reading , sending it to committee ahead of second and third readings for a final okay .
The updated measures are set to come into force on Friday at 2 p.m , and will see nearly all businesses closed , prayers and public protests severely curtailed , public transportation scaled back dramatically and Israelis ordered to remain close to home with fewer exceptions than in the existing lockdown .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was angered that the vote to approve tightening the lockdown was brought to the government before the so-called coronavirus cabinet reached a decision .
“ It ’ s important the government ministers know the decision on a full lockdown , more severe than the one we experienced in March , was not made by a vote in the coronavirus cabinet , ” he was quoted as saying ahead of the government vote .
Shay noted health officials argued such strict lockdown measures weren ’ t needed at this stage and cited a Finance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cost the economy over NIS 30 billion .
He also said the purpose of the new restrictions was to stop the ongoing protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu , which the premier had pushed for , and encouraged Blue and White ministers to vote against the proposal to limit demonstrations and religious services .
“ During two days of long deliberations in the coronavirus cabinet we wasted… endless time on what divides us and not what unites [ us ] , ” Shay said .
“ We were swept away with debating a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ demonstrations instead of talking about a safe outline for prayers , the minute details of the economy and about the elderly and everything that is really needed.
” The government ’ s coronavirus czar Ronni Gamzu said he had also opposed the measures .
“ I recommended a [ slight ] tightening of the lockdown , but the government decided otherwise and I respect that , ” Gamzu said during a tour of Jerusalem ’ s virus-hit hotspots on Thursday .
Netanyahu later on Thursday defended the lockdown saying it was a justified @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ The lockdown steps aren ’ t easy but saving life comes before everything , ” he said during a press conference at the Prime Minister ’ s Office in Jerusalem .
“ We ’ re at the height of an ongoing war.
” Netanyahu rejected the notion that he had sought the full lockdown to halt politically damaging protests , arguing that “ these anarchist and ludicrous protests ” actually help him politically , but “ the public is sick of them.
” Israel currently has one one of the highest morbidity @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 7,000 new cases for several days running this week .
Of the 61,924 active patients , 685 are in serious condition with 172 on ventilators .
Deaths have also ramped up in recent days as spiking infection rates from earlier in the outbreak take their toll .
On Thursday evening , the Health Ministry announced that the toll had reached 1,376 , which was 59 deaths more than 24 hours previously .
Two more deaths were added to the tally later Thursday .
Beginning Friday at 2 p.m. , nearly all businesses will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ specific companies and factories designated as “ essential ” by the Defense Ministry ’ s National Emergency Authority .
The decision exempts supermarkets and pharmacies from the closure , and allowed restaurants to work on a home-delivery basis only .
Yom Kippur prayers that begin Sunday evening will take place almost entirely outdoors , with groups of up to 10 worshipers permitted to pray inside synagogues , the decision said .
The shutdown will also cover the entirety of the Sukkot holiday .
Had Shay stepped down he would have been the second @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Earlier this month , former Housing Minister Yaakov Litzman of the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party resigned in protest of initial plans to place a curfew on some ultra-Orthodox cities .

Science and Technology Minister Izhar Shay backtracked from plans to quit the government in protest over lockdown rules late Thursday.
The Blue and White party minister had been set to announce his resignation after a stormy cabinet meeting during which limits on protest attendance were approved, according to reports. However after meeting with faction head Defense Minister Benny Gantz, the party put out a statement saying that Shay had decided to remain on board.
According to the party, Shay and Gantz met over Zoom and discussed their shared values and their commitment to reducing divisions within society,
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“I joined the party to implement together with the head of the party our shared values, foremost love for Israel, unity and national reconciliation. We will continue to work together for all Israeli citizens and the State of Israel,” Shay was quoted saying in the party statement.
Shay, who will continue to be the party’s point-man on virus-related matters, was reportedly incensed by the way the cabinet moved to approve the tightened lockdown, as well as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s insistence on shutting down the economy, which critics say was only done to justify clamping down on protests against him.
Gantz had asked Shay to hold off on the move and not submit his letter of resignation until the two had met, Hebrew media reports said earlier.
Defense Minister Benny Gantz delivers a statement to the media at the Knesset, on August 24, 2020. (Oren Ben Hakoon/ Flash90)
Shay stormed out of a cabinet meeting early Thursday in protest to it taking a vote on the increased lockdown measures, Hebrew media reported. The cabinet eventually authorized the measures and passed its proposal on to the Knesset which was also expected to grant approval.
As of 4 a.m., the Knesset had approved the measure on first reading, sending it to committee ahead of second and third readings for a final okay.
The updated measures are set to come into force on Friday at 2 p.m, and will see nearly all businesses closed, prayers and public protests severely curtailed, public transportation scaled back dramatically and Israelis ordered to remain close to home with fewer exceptions than in the existing lockdown.
According to the Ynet news site, Shay was angered that the vote to approve tightening the lockdown was brought to the government before the so-called coronavirus cabinet reached a decision.
“It’s important the government ministers know the decision on a full lockdown, more severe than the one we experienced in March, was not made by a vote in the coronavirus cabinet,” he was quoted as saying ahead of the government vote.
Shay noted health officials argued such strict lockdown measures weren’t needed at this stage and cited a Finance Ministry forecast that the new restrictions could cost the economy over NIS 30 billion.
He also said the purpose of the new restrictions was to stop the ongoing protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which the premier had pushed for, and encouraged Blue and White ministers to vote against the proposal to limit demonstrations and religious services.
“During two days of long deliberations in the coronavirus cabinet we wasted… endless time on what divides us and not what unites [us],” Shay said. “We were swept away with debating a futile, divisive and unnecessary argument about demonstrations instead of talking about a safe outline for prayers, the minute details of the economy and about the elderly and everything that is really needed.”
The government’s coronavirus czar Ronni Gamzu said he had also opposed the measures.
“I recommended a [slight] tightening of the lockdown, but the government decided otherwise and I respect that,” Gamzu said during a tour of Jerusalem’s virus-hit hotspots on Thursday.
A woman walks past a banner encouraging people to wear face masks in Tel Aviv, Israel, Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020. (AP/Sebastian Scheiner)
Netanyahu later on Thursday defended the lockdown saying it was a justified by the need to save lives.
“The lockdown steps aren’t easy but saving life comes before everything,” he said during a press conference at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem. “We’re at the height of an ongoing war.”
Netanyahu rejected the notion that he had sought the full lockdown to halt politically damaging protests, arguing that “these anarchist and ludicrous protests” actually help him politically, but “the public is sick of them.”
Israel currently has one one of the highest morbidity rates in the world, recording nearly 7,000 new cases for several days running this week. Of the 61,924 active patients, 685 are in serious condition with 172 on ventilators.
Deaths have also ramped up in recent days as spiking infection rates from earlier in the outbreak take their toll. On Thursday evening, the Health Ministry announced that the toll had reached 1,376, which was 59 deaths more than 24 hours previously. Two more deaths were added to the tally later Thursday.
Beginning Friday at 2 p.m., nearly all businesses will be closed, with the exception of specific companies and factories designated as “essential” by the Defense Ministry’s National Emergency Authority. The decision exempts supermarkets and pharmacies from the closure, and allowed restaurants to work on a home-delivery basis only.
Yom Kippur prayers that begin Sunday evening will take place almost entirely outdoors, with groups of up to 10 worshipers permitted to pray inside synagogues, the decision said. The shutdown will also cover the entirety of the Sukkot holiday.
Had Shay stepped down he would have been the second minister to quit over the virus lockdown. Earlier this month, former Housing Minister Yaakov Litzman of the ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism party resigned in protest of initial plans to place a curfew on some ultra-Orthodox cities.


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jewworldorder--2020-09-25--Policy Proposal: Liberal White Women Should Become Sex Slaves for Black Men

In order to atone for their toxic whiteness and privilege , I think it would be a great idea to serve up liberal white women as sex slaves for nigger males .
White liberal women need to rectify their eternal sin of white privilege and racial oppression , and the best way to do so would be to willingly offer themselves up as cumdumpsters for feral black men , especially convicted black serial rapists currently incarcerated in the maximum security prisons of America .
Come on , liberal white woman… .
put your money where your fat mouth is and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ male criminal on a silver platter .
You will now be nothing more than a pleasure vessel for simian males .
This will be the ultimate form of racial charity for the downtrodden afro-simians .
Instead of all the fake virtue signaling that you ’ ve been doing on social media , you need to make a real investment in social justice by letting unbelievably savage nigger males rape you unconscious .
How could you say no to that ?
You aren ’ t a racist , are you ?
Denying a black @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incredibly racist and prejudiced , and you don ’ t want to be seen as that do you , white liberal woman ?
Do your duty liberal white woman and sign up to be a sex slave for a criminal nigger today !

In order to atone for their toxic whiteness and privilege, I think it would be a great idea to serve up liberal white women as sex slaves for nigger males.
White liberal women need to rectify their eternal sin of white privilege and racial oppression, and the best way to do so would be to willingly offer themselves up as cumdumpsters for feral black men, especially convicted black serial rapists currently incarcerated in the maximum security prisons of America.
Come on, liberal white woman…. put your money where your fat mouth is and deliver your vagina to the nearest black male criminal on a silver platter. You will now be nothing more than a pleasure vessel for simian males. This will be the ultimate form of racial charity for the downtrodden afro-simians.
Come on ladies, these fine nigger gentlemen are waiting their turn for your pussies.
Instead of all the fake virtue signaling that you’ve been doing on social media, you need to make a real investment in social justice by letting unbelievably savage nigger males rape you unconscious. How could you say no to that? You aren’t a racist, are you? Denying a black serial rapist his rightful white concubine is incredibly racist and prejudiced, and you don’t want to be seen as that do you, white liberal woman?
Do your duty liberal white woman and sign up to be a sex slave for a criminal nigger today!


jewworldorder--2020-09-25--Movement restrictions and repeated arrests: Israel’s measures against top Palestinian official