jewworldorder--2020-08-01--Tussle With Some Negro-Worshipping Coal Burners

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Tussle With Some Negro-Worshipping Coal Burners
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jewworldorder--2020-07-31--Alfred Pollentine’s Paintings of Venice

Alfred Pollentine’s Paintings of Venice

Alfred Pollentine was a British painter of English and Italian landscapes , but his career was defined by magnificent views @ @ @ @ @ first paintings captured British landscapes and coastal views , he discovered the lucrative market for @ @ @ @ @ career and grew to specialize in these .
A subject well-covered by other artists of @ @ @ @ @ his own highly recognizable style of warm and whimsical scenes that mixed daily life with @ @ @ @ @ the full romance of the city .
These he painted in a loosely impressionistic style @ @ @ @ @ color and painted with a complex palette : the figures , water , boats and @ @ @ @ @ a swirl of brush-strokes .
He exhibited works at the British Institute and at the @ @ @ @ @ in Suffolk Street from 1861 to 1880 , but due to having a large and @ @ @ @ @ he did not depend on exhibition for the majority of his business during his long @ @ @ @ @ ( Bio from Silla )

Alfred Pollentine was a British painter of English and Italian landscapes, but his career was defined by magnificent views of Venice. While his first paintings captured British landscapes and coastal views, he discovered the lucrative market for Venetian scenes early in his career and grew to specialize in these. A subject well-covered by other artists of the era, Pollentine developed his own highly recognizable style of warm and whimsical scenes that mixed daily life with the moving architecture to capture the full romance of the city. These he painted in a loosely impressionistic style that is always rich in color and painted with a complex palette: the figures, water, boats and buildings are vigorously depicted in a swirl of brush-strokes. He exhibited works at the British Institute and at the Royal Society of British Artists in Suffolk Street from 1861 to 1880, but due to having a large and active market for his work he did not depend on exhibition for the majority of his business during his long career as an artist. (Bio from Silla)


jewworldorder--2020-07-31--It’s Not Assange Who Should Be Facing Prosecution

On 27 July two court hearings took place – one in the UK , the other in Spain .
Both concerned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange .
From their proceedings , it became clear that it ’ s not Assange who should be facing prosecution , but the current office holder of the US presidency and his associates .
At the 27 July ‘ administrative hearing ’ at Westminster magistrates court , Judge Vanessa Baraitser stated that the prosecution had failed to present its latest ‘ superseding indictment ‘ .
That superseding indictment was first made public on 24 June , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , though the prosecution failed to submit the document to that hearing too .
Defence lawyer Edward Fitzgerald made it clear to the court that he was concerned the prosecution might still try to present the superseding indictment later , so as to delay the extradition hearings .
He argued : Indeed , prosecution barrister Joel Smith refused to comply with any timeline to serve the superseding indictment .
However , Baraitser told Smith that the deadline to submit the superseding indictment had passed .
Controversially , the superseding indictment provided testimony from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , both of whom have criminal convictions and were engaged in entrapment operations .
So perhaps it ’ s not surprising that the prosecution did not formally present a copy of the superseding indictment to the court .
What the judge did not address , however , is that by publishing the superseding indictment on the internet , the US department of justice may have prejudiced the case against Assange – and that could be grounds for dismissal of all charges .
Meanwhile in Spain , the prosecution of David Morales , who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Ecuadorian embassy in London , proceeds , with testimony from former Spanish judge Baltasar Garzón , who is representing Assange .
Morales , via his company UC Global , is also accused of providing that surveillance to US intelligence services .
This video includes examples of the alleged surveillance in the embassy : Assange lawyer Geoffrey Robertson commented that the surveillance constituted a “ serious crime in European law ” .
Also monitored were meetings between Assange and some of his other lawyers , including Melinda Taylor , Jennifer Robinson , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ visitors , such as Gareth Peirce , another of Assange ’ s lawyers , as well as a seven-hour session between Assange and his legal team on 19 June 2016 .
Robinson subsequently commented that the surveillance was : “ a huge and a serious breach of [ Assange ’ s ] right to a defence and a serious breach of [ Assange ’ s ] fair trial rights ” .
Indeed , client-lawyer confidentiality remains a cornerstone of the English legal system .
At the Monday hearing in Spain , the court @ @ @ @ @ @ @ UC Global was provided to Zohar Lahav , described as a “ security officer at Las Vegas Sands Corp ” .
A Grayzone article by Max Blumenthal reveals that witnesses alleged Morales had proposed kidnapping or poisoning Assange and breaking into the office of Garzón .
The Grayzone has seen court documents claiming that Lahav , who is described as Adelson ’ s bodyguard and vice president for executive protection at Las Vegas Sands , worked with Morales for three years .
Lahav reported to Sands ’ director of global security Brian Nagel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his lengthy career in the US Secret Service , Nagel worked at the nexus of federal law enforcement and US intelligence .
In the 1990s , Nagel not only served on the personal protection detail of Presidents George H.W .
Bush and Bill Clinton ; he was assigned to “ work with two foreign protective services after the assassination and attempted assassination of their respective heads of state , ” he said in sworn testimony in a US District Court in 2011 .
… As the deputy director of the Secret Service , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Attorney General John Ashcroft at a November 2003 press conference on combating cybercrime , and testified before the House Homeland Security Subcommittee in March 2007 .
Nagel ’ s boss , Sheldon Adelson was a top donor to Donald Trump and his 2016 presidential campaign .
It ’ s also understood that Adelson will contribute $ 100m to the 2020 election campaign for Trump and republicans .
Meanwhile , lawyers acting for Assange have requested that Adelson and Nagel be summoned as witnesses .
But that request was denied .
At Monday ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lawyer Fitzgerald commented that the delays relating to the superseding indictment may have something to do with the upcoming US presidential elections .
He added : “ I ’ m not sure if there ’ s been some manipulation there ” .
Moreover , it ’ s been shown how Trump is financially close to the head of the very corporation that ’ s allegedly implicated in the surveillance on Assange .
 Indeed , at the heart of the Assange extradition process is Trump and perhaps it is he and his associates @ @ @ @ @ @ @ placed under the spotlight .
The full extradition hearing is now scheduled for the Old Bailey for three weeks , commencing 7 September .
And it would be most surprising if during the extradition hearings there aren ’ t plenty more revelations .

Above photo: YouTube – Channel 4 News.
On 27 July two court hearings took place – one in the UK, the other in Spain. Both concerned WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. From their proceedings, it became clear that it’s not Assange who should be facing prosecution, but the current office holder of the US presidency and his associates.
Grounds for dismissal of charges?
At the 27 July ‘administrative hearing’ at Westminster magistrates court, Judge Vanessa Baraitser stated that the prosecution had failed to present its latest ‘superseding indictment‘. That superseding indictment was first made public on 24 June, just prior to the last court hearing, though the prosecution failed to submit the document to that hearing too.
Defence lawyer Edward Fitzgerald made it clear to the court that he was concerned the prosecution might still try to present the superseding indictment later, so as to delay the extradition hearings. He argued:
We are concerned about a fresh request being made at this stage with the potential consequence of derailing proceedings and that the US attorney-general is doing this for political reasons.
Indeed, prosecution barrister Joel Smith refused to comply with any timeline to serve the superseding indictment. However, Baraitser told Smith that the deadline to submit the superseding indictment had passed.
Controversially, the superseding indictment provided testimony from known (but unnamed) FBI informants, both of whom have criminal convictions and were engaged in entrapment operations. So perhaps it’s not surprising that the prosecution did not formally present a copy of the superseding indictment to the court. What the judge did not address, however, is that by publishing the superseding indictment on the internet, the US department of justice may have prejudiced the case against Assange – and that could be grounds for dismissal of all charges.
“Illegal operations”
Meanwhile in Spain, the prosecution of David Morales, who is charged with organising the surveillance of the Ecuadorian embassy in London, proceeds, with testimony from former Spanish judge Baltasar Garzón, who is representing Assange.
Morales, via his company UC Global, is also accused of providing that surveillance to US intelligence services. This video includes examples of the alleged surveillance in the embassy:

Assange lawyer Geoffrey Robertson commented that the surveillance constituted a “serious crime in European law”.
Also monitored were meetings between Assange and some of his other lawyers, including Melinda Taylor, Jennifer Robinson, and Garzón. Surveillance also included logging of visitors, such as Gareth Peirce, another of Assange’s lawyers, as well as a seven-hour session between Assange and his legal team on 19 June 2016.
Robinson subsequently commented that the surveillance was: “a huge and a serious breach of [Assange’s] right to a defence and a serious breach of [Assange’s] fair trial rights”. Indeed, client-lawyer confidentiality remains a cornerstone of the English legal system.
In this respect, WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Kristinn Hrafnsson commented:
The case should be thrown out immediately. Not only is it illegal on the face of the [extradition] treaty, the U.S. has conducted illegal operations against Assange and his lawyers, which are the subject of a major investigation in Spain.
Black bag ops
At the Monday hearing in Spain, the court noted allegations that the intelligence gathered by UC Global was provided to Zohar Lahav, described as a “security officer at Las Vegas Sands Corp”. A Grayzone article by Max Blumenthal reveals that witnesses alleged Morales had proposed kidnapping or poisoning Assange and breaking into the office of Garzón.
The Grayzone has seen court documents claiming that Lahav, who is described as Adelson’s bodyguard and vice president for executive protection at Las Vegas Sands, worked with Morales for three years.
Lahav reported to Sands’ director of global security Brian Nagel, of whom Blumenthal states:
During his lengthy career in the US Secret Service, Nagel worked at the nexus of federal law enforcement and US intelligence. In the 1990s, Nagel not only served on the personal protection detail of Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton; he was assigned to “work with two foreign protective services after the assassination and attempted assassination of their respective heads of state,” he said in sworn testimony in a US District Court in 2011. … As the deputy director of the Secret Service, he [Nagel] appeared alongside then-US Attorney General John Ashcroft at a November 2003 press conference on combating cybercrime, and testified before the House Homeland Security Subcommittee in March 2007.
Nagel’s boss, Sheldon Adelson was a top donor to Donald Trump and his 2016 presidential campaign. It’s also understood that Adelson will contribute $100m to the 2020 election campaign for Trump and republicans.
Meanwhile, lawyers acting for Assange have requested that Adelson and Nagel be summoned as witnesses. But that request was denied.
Trump centre stage
At Monday’s court hearing in London, defence lawyer Fitzgerald commented that the delays relating to the superseding indictment may have something to do with the upcoming US presidential elections. He added: “I’m not sure if there’s been some manipulation there”. Moreover, it’s been shown how Trump is financially close to the head of the very corporation that’s allegedly implicated in the surveillance on Assange.
Indeed, at the heart of the Assange extradition process is Trump and perhaps it is he and his associates, not Assange, who should be placed under the spotlight.
The full extradition hearing is now scheduled for the Old Bailey for three weeks, commencing 7 September. And it would be most surprising if during the extradition hearings there aren’t plenty more revelations.


jewworldorder--2020-07-31--Korean Americans For Black Lives

Korean Americans For Black Lives

Liberty Park is one of the very few public green spaces left in Koreatown ; the choice for ‘ Ktown for Black Lives ’ to meet here is intentional .
Organized by the neighborhood ’ s activists and community members , the monthly gathering aims to mobilize residents against state-sanctioned violence that regularly takes the lives of Black and Brown people .
Since its start in June , hundreds of ‘ Ktown for Black Lives ’ attendees have assembled on the 2.5 acres of land to participate in political education and mutual aid efforts such as the redistribution of meals @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Black Lives ’ points to the growing momentum among L.A.-based Korean and Asian American organizers standing in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and calling for Black liberation .
The Korean response to today ’ s Black Lives Matter movement is rooted in deep personal education .
The excitement one gets from connecting with immigrant parents and grandparents about public safety and divestments from law enforcement is ineffable .
As more Korean and Asian Americans continue to self-educate and rely less on white-centered media , they develop personal ways of participating in the fight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Soon Ja Du murdered 15-year-old Latasha Harlins in 1991 , the Korean community tried to make sense of their position in Los Angeles .
Harlins was shot in the back of the head while trying to walk out of the store .
Du was convicted of voluntary manslaughter but served no jail time only 400 hours of community service .
For many , this was the first time they were seeing themselves in U.S. headlines .
Furthermore , families who relied on Koreatown were stunned by the lack of aid from the government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ left the enclave pockmarked with flame-licked structures and emptied-out stores .
The shock eventually shattered into guilt and anger when mainstream media began to implicate Los Angeles Koreans in the city ’ s unrest .
What had happened to being regarded as a respectable group of people ?
It was a bewildering question for Koreans who did not yet know that the “ model minority ” myth exists to uphold oppressive structures that deny the struggle of all people of color .
Dr. Sandra So Hee Chi Kim remembers feeling ashamed in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ television to news segments about the murder of Harlins and the subsequent civil unrest .
“ I remember the footage of Koreatown going up in flames , ” recounted Kim , a professor at Cal State Los Angeles .
“ Somehow the message to me as a child was ‘ Oh , Koreatown deserves this.
’ That ’ s what the TV was telling us.
” There was no discussion in the classroom afterward .
Kim was left to understand her race in America and navigate the violent images alone .
“ As @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it , I remember feeling such shame because I was Korean , and Koreans were being accused of hating Black people.
” Last year , Kim launched the Asian American Justice + Innovative Lab to reinvigorate the Asian American and Pacific Islander history that has been left out of the U.S. education system .
“ We have to pay attention to the construct of white supremacy because it ’ s based in anti-Blackness , but there ’ s something lost when other racialized histories and experiences are not attended to , ” she @ @ @ @ @ @ @ generation immigrants often comes from lack of access to comparative histories .
“ I saw the need to bridge those discourses and histories in all arenas – not just media , churches , or community organizations , ” she said .
With AAJIL , Kim conducts racial justice training sessions to teach the history of the Asian American identity , the model minority myth , institutional racism , and anti-Blackness in white supremacy .
These are followed by community building projects – ranging from anti-racism book clubs to multidisciplinary art shows that explore @ @ @ @ @ @ @ attendees .
Ultimately , Kim ’ s hope is that her curriculum will encourage Asian Americans to share and heal from the rarely told histories about themselves .
“ AAJIL was always meant to reach everybody , not just AAPIs , ” said Kim .
For other Korean Angelenos , being in the presence of activists with a proven history of addressing racial , class , and gender barriers , has helped them stoke the present Black liberation movement in tangible ways .
Community organizer Alex Yoon recently adapted the mission behind Eayikes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be of service to Angelenos outside of their realm .
What once began as a high school arts camp founded by a predominantly Asian group of friends , gradually became an organization for adults in L.A. and the South Bay to share their skills and resources for greater causes .
“ When we met Danny Park [ of Skid Row Coffee ] , that really started to show us how to put into practice what we were experiencing but in our privileged bubble , ” said Yoon .
“ Then we really @ @ @ @ @ @ @ involved in human rights work.
” Yoon also credits the daily actions and community building within Black Lives Matter and Los Angeles Community Action Network for teaching him how to provide direct relief and care to vulnerable populations .
Since 1999 , LACAN has nurtured an organizing space and model that addresses the violence , racist policies , and human injustices that prevent communities from building power .
Yoon turned what he learned into action .
Amidst the pandemic and in the months leading up to the recent Black Lives Matter protests , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ justice .
With Eayikes he launched Home-y Made Meals , a grassroots initiative with Polo ’ s Pantry that rallies L.A.-based cooks and drivers to prepare meals then distribute them directly to those in need .
Since its launch in April , the program ’ s volunteer network has served over 10,000 meals in response to the dwindling food supply for low-income communities .
Eayikes ’ membership largely comprises of Asian Americans .
Yoon believes his task remains to create a space that centers marginalized voices while also helping people of other backgrounds @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Eayikes has definitely evolved , ” said Yoon .
“ We ourselves are changing a lot at this time , and seeing where we can be best of service but also in the liberation of our own selves .
We ’ re building that consciousness within our own community.
” There weren ’ t always reliable spaces within American systems for people of Asia to assert their experiences as community builders .
Koreans in Los Angeles were privy to this in 1992 when mainstream media wrested away pre-existing notions that they were @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the shortage is felt in the media when current events drive an anti-Asian narrative , such as COVID-19 news coverage .
After the 2016 election , Ellie Lee founded GYOPO with other Korean diasporic artists , curators , and writers based in L.A. to establish fellow feeling and explore a solution to the lack of forums for and by their people .
“ There was a lack of public programs dedicated to understanding what it means to be a person of Korea , ” said Lee .
“ By creating programs that highlight @ @ @ @ @ @ @ diaspora , we could start adding to the narrative and take a little more control of who people think of when they think of Korean Americans.
” Most recently , GYOPO organized a virtual “ Racism Is A Public Health Issue ” conversation series in partnership with the Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art .
The first event welcomed a panel of Asian American arts and cultural producers to discuss the racialization of COVID-19 , the history of racism against Asian Americans , and the harmful myths and stereotypes that have silenced Asian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the panel was actor and comedian Bowen Yang ; artist Anicka Yi ; writer Cathy Park Hong ; Russell Jeung , San Francisco State Chair of Asian American Studies ; and Jeff Chang , Vice President for Narrative , Arts , and Culture at Race Forward .
When concurrent data began revealing the disproportionate impact of the disease on Black and Brown people , Lee felt that it was important for GYOPO ’ s programming to address the reality behind the numbers .
“ Dealing with heightened anti-Asian hate at the beginning of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before George Floyd , Breonna Taylor , and numerous other people were murdered , ” said Lee .
“ I think GYOPO likes to think of this as an opportunity to take people from the first place of understanding that Korean Americans are behooved to really consider race and racism , and then using that self-reflection for a larger movement.
” Back in Koreatown , reclaiming Liberty Park as a public gathering space is not only political , but it is also a celebration .
Ktown for Black Lives is the display of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ recovery inside a neighborhood that pushes back every day against whitewashing and over-policing .
It is also one of many other celebrations and commitments to racial justice that are blossoming throughout Los Angeles within the Korean community .
“ Life is better when you ’ re living as an anti-racist person , ” said Lee .
“ As Korean and Asian Americans we have a deeper understanding of ourselves if we get to the point where we ’ re trying to do that .
”

Above photo: Koreans support Black Lives Matter. Koreatown.photograph.
K-Town Organizes Against Anti-Blackness.
Liberty Park is one of the very few public green spaces left in Koreatown; the choice for ‘Ktown for Black Lives’ to meet here is intentional.
Organized by the neighborhood’s activists and community members, the monthly gathering aims to mobilize residents against state-sanctioned violence that regularly takes the lives of Black and Brown people. Since its start in June, hundreds of ‘Ktown for Black Lives’ attendees have assembled on the 2.5 acres of land to participate in political education and mutual aid efforts such as the redistribution of meals and sanitary supplies.
‘Ktown for Black Lives’ points to the growing momentum among L.A.-based Korean and Asian American organizers standing in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and calling for Black liberation.
The Korean response to today’s Black Lives Matter movement is rooted in deep personal education. The excitement one gets from connecting with immigrant parents and grandparents about public safety and divestments from law enforcement is ineffable. As more Korean and Asian Americans continue to self-educate and rely less on white-centered media, they develop personal ways of participating in the fight against anti-Black racism.
1992
After store owner Soon Ja Du murdered 15-year-old Latasha Harlins in 1991, the Korean community tried to make sense of their position in Los Angeles. Harlins was shot in the back of the head while trying to walk out of the store. Du was convicted of voluntary manslaughter but served no jail time only 400 hours of community service.
For many, this was the first time they were seeing themselves in U.S. headlines. Furthermore, families who relied on Koreatown were stunned by the lack of aid from the government after the ‘92 Uprising, which left the enclave pockmarked with flame-licked structures and emptied-out stores.
The shock eventually shattered into guilt and anger when mainstream media began to implicate Los Angeles Koreans in the city’s unrest. What had happened to being regarded as a respectable group of people? It was a bewildering question for Koreans who did not yet know that the “model minority” myth exists to uphold oppressive structures that deny the struggle of all people of color.
Dr. Sandra So Hee Chi Kim remembers feeling ashamed in the classroom when her teacher turned on the television to news segments about the murder of Harlins and the subsequent civil unrest.
“I remember the footage of Koreatown going up in flames,” recounted Kim, a professor at Cal State Los Angeles. “Somehow the message to me as a child was ‘Oh, Koreatown deserves this.’ That’s what the TV was telling us.”
There was no discussion in the classroom afterward. Kim was left to understand her race in America and navigate the violent images alone. “As a 13-year-old who had no part in it, I remember feeling such shame because I was Korean, and Koreans were being accused of hating Black people.”
Last year, Kim launched the Asian American Justice + Innovative Lab to reinvigorate the Asian American and Pacific Islander history that has been left out of the U.S. education system.
“We have to pay attention to the construct of white supremacy because it’s based in anti-Blackness, but there’s something lost when other racialized histories and experiences are not attended to,” she explained, noting that fear among first generation immigrants often comes from lack of access to comparative histories.
“I saw the need to bridge those discourses and histories in all arenas – not just media, churches, or community organizations,” she said.
With AAJIL, Kim conducts racial justice training sessions to teach the history of the Asian American identity, the model minority myth, institutional racism, and anti-Blackness in white supremacy. These are followed by community building projects – ranging from anti-racism book clubs to multidisciplinary art shows that explore API identity – that are steered by attendees.
Ultimately, Kim’s hope is that her curriculum will encourage Asian Americans to share and heal from the rarely told histories about themselves. “AAJIL was always meant to reach everybody, not just AAPIs,” said Kim.
Modern Korean Activism
For other Korean Angelenos, being in the presence of activists with a proven history of addressing racial, class, and gender barriers, has helped them stoke the present Black liberation movement in tangible ways.
Community organizer Alex Yoon recently adapted the mission behind Eayikes with his fellow founders. They want to be of service to Angelenos outside of their realm. What once began as a high school arts camp founded by a predominantly Asian group of friends, gradually became an organization for adults in L.A. and the South Bay to share their skills and resources for greater causes.
“When we met Danny Park [of Skid Row Coffee], that really started to show us how to put into practice what we were experiencing but in our privileged bubble,” said Yoon. “Then we really started to engage with people who were involved in human rights work.”
Yoon also credits the daily actions and community building within Black Lives Matter and Los Angeles Community Action Network for teaching him how to provide direct relief and care to vulnerable populations. Since 1999, LACAN has nurtured an organizing space and model that addresses the violence, racist policies, and human injustices that prevent communities from building power.
Yoon turned what he learned into action. Amidst the pandemic and in the months leading up to the recent Black Lives Matter protests, Yoon realized that food justice feeds racial justice.
With Eayikes he launched Home-y Made Meals, a grassroots initiative with Polo’s Pantry that rallies L.A.-based cooks and drivers to prepare meals then distribute them directly to those in need. Since its launch in April, the program’s volunteer network has served over 10,000 meals in response to the dwindling food supply for low-income communities. Eayikes’ membership largely comprises of Asian Americans.
Yoon believes his task remains to create a space that centers marginalized voices while also helping people of other backgrounds get to a place of understanding.
“Eayikes has definitely evolved,” said Yoon. “We ourselves are changing a lot at this time, and seeing where we can be best of service but also in the liberation of our own selves. We’re building that consciousness within our own community.”
Creating Space for Ourselves
There weren’t always reliable spaces within American systems for people of Asia to assert their experiences as community builders. Koreans in Los Angeles were privy to this in 1992 when mainstream media wrested away pre-existing notions that they were welcome in America. Even today, the shortage is felt in the media when current events drive an anti-Asian narrative, such as COVID-19 news coverage.
After the 2016 election, Ellie Lee founded GYOPO with other Korean diasporic artists, curators, and writers based in L.A. to establish fellow feeling and explore a solution to the lack of forums for and by their people.
“There was a lack of public programs dedicated to understanding what it means to be a person of Korea,” said Lee. “By creating programs that highlight speakers and cultural producers of the Korean diaspora, we could start adding to the narrative and take a little more control of who people think of when they think of Korean Americans.”
Most recently, GYOPO organized a virtual “Racism Is A Public Health Issue” conversation series in partnership with the Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art. The first event welcomed a panel of Asian American arts and cultural producers to discuss the racialization of COVID-19, the history of racism against Asian Americans, and the harmful myths and stereotypes that have silenced Asian American communities in the past. On the panel was actor and comedian Bowen Yang; artist Anicka Yi; writer Cathy Park Hong; Russell Jeung, San Francisco State Chair of Asian American Studies; and Jeff Chang, Vice President for Narrative, Arts, and Culture at Race Forward.
When concurrent data began revealing the disproportionate impact of the disease on Black and Brown people, Lee felt that it was important for GYOPO’s programming to address the reality behind the numbers.
“Dealing with heightened anti-Asian hate at the beginning of COVID was like the ‘primer’ before George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and numerous other people were murdered,” said Lee. “I think GYOPO likes to think of this as an opportunity to take people from the first place of understanding that Korean Americans are behooved to really consider race and racism, and then using that self-reflection for a larger movement.”
Back in Koreatown, reclaiming Liberty Park as a public gathering space is not only political, but it is also a celebration.
Ktown for Black Lives is the display of people’s spirited commitment to mutual recovery inside a neighborhood that pushes back every day against whitewashing and over-policing. It is also one of many other celebrations and commitments to racial justice that are blossoming throughout Los Angeles within the Korean community.
“Life is better when you’re living as an anti-racist person,” said Lee. “As Korean and Asian Americans we have a deeper understanding of ourselves if we get to the point where we’re trying to do that.”


jewworldorder--2020-07-31--Bette Midler Blames President Trump For Herman Cain’s Death

Bette Midler is blaming President Trump for the death of former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain .
The Left-wing actress-singer wrote on twitter : “ Donnie , you silly man !
You said your friend Herman Cain died of the ‘ China Virus ” “ Listen , I ’ m no Chinacologist , but they ’ re not the ones who held a flop rally in Tulsa where attendees skipped masks .
Everyone knows it ’ s your fault .
Maybe soon we ’ ll call it the Resigner Virus !
” Midler added .
Breitbart reports : Cain died @ @ @ @ @ @ @ related to the coronavirus .
His death came weeks after he attended President Trump ’ s re-election rally in Tulsa , Oklahoma .
Cain was photographed not wearing a mask at the event .
The business executive had recently beaten stage four colon cancer .
Responding to his death , the Trump mourned Cain as a “ powerful voice of freedom and all that is good , ” describing him as a “ very special man , an American Patriot , and [ a ] great friend.
” It is not the first @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump a killer .
Earlier this month , she revealed she was unable to stop crying when thinking about Trump ’ s response to the Chinese coronavirus pandemic .
“ [ Donald Trump ] is a murderer , ” the First Wives Club actress wrote at the time .
“ Stupid , callous uncaring ; all in all the biggest catastrophe to ever befall our poor nation .
”

Bette Midler is blaming President Trump for the death of former Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain.
The Left-wing actress-singer wrote on twitter: “Donnie, you silly man! You said your friend Herman Cain died of the ‘China Virus”
“Listen, I’m no Chinacologist, but they’re not the ones who held a flop rally in Tulsa where attendees skipped masks. Everyone knows it’s your fault. Maybe soon we’ll call it the Resigner Virus!” Midler added.
Donnie, you silly man! You said your friend Herman Cain died of the “China Virus.” Listen, I’m no Chinacologist, but they’re not the ones who held a flop rally in Tulsa where attendees skipped masks. Everyone knows it’s your fault. Maybe soon we’ll call it the Resigner Virus! — bettemidler (@BetteMidler) July 31, 2020
Breitbart reports: Cain died on Thursday at age 74 from complications related to the coronavirus. His death came weeks after he attended President Trump’s re-election rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Cain was photographed not wearing a mask at the event. The business executive had recently beaten stage four colon cancer.
Responding to his death, the Trump mourned Cain as a “powerful voice of freedom and all that is good,” describing him as a “very special man, an American Patriot, and [a] great friend.”
…the phone with his amazing wife Gloria, daughter, Melanie, and son Vincent to express my deepest condolences to the entire family. @FLOTUS Melania and I loved Herman Cain, a great man. Herman, Rest In Peace! pic.twitter.com/GNUf5jHjX0 — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 30, 2020
It is not the first time that Midler has effectively declared President Trump a killer. Earlier this month, she revealed she was unable to stop crying when thinking about Trump’s response to the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
“[Donald Trump] is a murderer,” the First Wives Club actress wrote at the time. “Stupid, callous uncaring; all in all the biggest catastrophe to ever befall our poor nation.”


jewworldorder--2020-07-31--Why Everyone Should Have Multiple Streams of Income to Survive What’s Coming

It ’ s among the most dreaded news imaginable : You ’ ve been laid off from your job .
In the last few months , this scenario has played out for untold millions of people .
Suddenly your financial security is gone , and everything you ’ ve worked for has been snatched away .
When most people lose their jobs , they panic .
There are bills to pay , a mortgage to maintain , car payments to make .
How will they survive without their job ?
Frantically they update their résumé and commence the often-disheartening round @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their credentials on the internet , begging someone – anyone – to employ them .
But there are better ways .
We ’ ve experienced that dreaded pink slip , so for nearly three decades my husband and I have taken an alternate view on income .
Rather than putting all our eggs in one basket and pinning our financial strategy on a single income source , we ’ ve developed a number of lower-paying part-time gigs – in other words , multiple income streams .
I call this the “ many irons @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a living .
The idea is if one iron disappears , you have multiple other irons still sizzling in the fire and won ’ t be left destitute .
You can then concentrate on honing those other irons into larger producers , either until such time as you find another “ primary ” job , or decide to permanently shift into having multiple part-time jobs .
For almost 30 years , our primary income source has been a home woodcraft business .
But we ’ ve supplemented that income with endless side gigs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ managing blogs , selling farm products , writing ebooks , etc .
Some of these gigs were temporary .
Others were more hassle than they were worth ( such as managing a business in a nearby town ) and were soon dropped .
Others have been fairly steady and dependable .
Collectively , I call this a “ freelance lifestyle.
” This all sounds great , but the $ 64,000 question remains : What kind of jobs ?
What do you do to earn money ?
Sorry , I can ’ t answer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ idea of your talents , interests , education , skills , or work ethic .
I won ’ t advise you on nebulous money-making opportunities involving stuffing envelopes or pyramid schemes .
But what I can tell you is this : Make money any way you can .
We know one fellow who operates heavy machinery , flies helicopters , and raises bison .
We know a woman who cleans houses , sells crafts , and substitute teaches .
Yet another woman sells produce at farmer ’ s markets , babysits children for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ publishing projects for local businesses .
Daisy has some other suggestions in this article .
Laying multiple income irons in the fire is a matter of harvesting any and all experience , interests , potential , or opportunities you ’ ve ever experienced .
Seize any ( legal , ethical ) means to earn money , since you never know where it might lead .
In our case , we give preference for jobs we can do from home .
The internet has transformed the ability to exploit your skills without ever leaving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from remote teaching ( foreign languages ?
music ? )
to becoming an online travel agent to blog maintenance to moderating forums to operating ticket sales to freelance writing .
For a more hands-on approach , it ’ s again a matter of exploiting whatever skills or experience you ’ ve cultivated in the past .
Have you waitressed ?
Fixed computers ?
Built crafts ?
Driven a truck ?
Tutored children ?
Babysat ?
Are you clever at organizing , baking , carpentry , welding , or painting ?
Seriously , all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ opportunities .
But here ’ s the kicker : Usually these will not become full-time jobs .
These gigs will usually be part-time work .
Deal with it .
That ’ s the thing about many irons in the fire .
Perhaps not many of these irons can supply a full-time income , but income from numerous irons can get pretty darned close – $ 500 here , $ 1000 there , and pretty soon you ’ re earning a decent collective paycheck .
It ’ s also nice to be your own @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , sure you might have customers to please , but it sure beats working for someone you don ’ t like .
And – very importantly – a freelance lifestyle means you ’ re less vulnerable to the cancel culture .
If your income is not tied with the need to keep your mouth shut and your head low lest you get fired by an intolerant employer , you ’ re freer to speak your mind about whatever concerns you .
A surprising number of people don ’ t bother developing side gigs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Side gigs not only bring in supplemental income , but you never know what may develop into solid long-term potential .
Some might turn out to be more trouble than they ’ re worth ; others might become extraordinarily lucrative , and all will provide both income and experience .
The side gigs most likely to succeed are those that are reasonably recession-proof .
This means people still need or want the product or service , no matter how tough the economy is .
Some examples of recession-proof businesses include : butchers , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ farming , garden seedlings ) , childcare , beauty care ( hairdressing , etc . )
, repair services ( everything from shoes to engines ) , etc .
If you can develop a side gig providing something people need no matter what , you ’ ve got a toe-hold .
If you ’ re used to the unwavering security of a twice-a-month paycheck , then a gig lifestyle may take some getting used to .
A lot of people don ’ t like the financial insecurity of part-time work or freelancing because @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , dependable job .
Unfortunately , as millions have learned in the last few months , well-paying dependable jobs aren ’ t as secure as we like to think .
They can disappear in a moment .
But there ’ s no question a freelance lifestyle means your income is seldom dependable .
For this reason , it ’ s critical to scale back your spending .
This can range from big ( sell your expensive house with the huge mortgage payments ) to the small ( skip the daily latté ) .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ s important to plug the leaks to keep your financial boat afloat .
It ’ s also critical to avoid debt whenever possible .
A freelance lifestyle means being flexible in what you ’ re willing to do , and utilizing the broad range of talents you undoubtedly possess .
You ’ d be surprised how far intangible qualities can go when it comes to picking up extra jobs , part-time or otherwise .
A work ethic , showing up on time , honesty , dependability … these are assets everyone values .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ superb job because he was ( literally ) the only applicant who passed the drug test .
Keep in mind that all part-time income is subject to taxes , but those taxes won ’ t be withheld automatically .
You will have to declare all income on your taxes , and possibly file separate Schedule C forms when April 15 rolls around .
I strongly urge you to always be honest and above-board with all part-time income .
The hassle of filing and paying taxes is far better than the hassle of an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Very few endeavors become instant financial successes .
Be patient and allow things to come to fruition .
If you still have a full-time ( or even part-time ) outside job , don ’ t give it up on the touching and misplaced hope that your freelance income will be able to replace your steady job .
Instead , just work on cultivating side gigs .
If you ’ ve lost your job in the economic downturn and are unable to find another , then you have nothing to lose .
Throw yourself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gigs you can find .
Given a choice , opt for side gigs that allow you to work from home .
The more you can bring your income into the house , the more flexible you are to work anywhere , including in a more rural location away from urban chaos What does the future hold ?
Right now there ’ s a lot of uncertainty in the world , and no one knows what the future will bring .
Three tactics – multiple income streams , frugality , and paring down living @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the toughest times .
You can either or .
We opted for the latter .
In the face of what might turn out to be another Great Depression , spending less is also the most logical and sustainable choice .
Our freelance lifestyle wasn ’ t always easy or straightforward .
We made some stupid financial mistakes in our younger days , but we also learned the art of frugality and kept our living expenses low .
Even now , after nearly 30 years of living a freelance lifestyle , we still look @ @ @ @ @ @ @ What we ’ ve learned is this : It ’ s better to have ten income streams each paying $ 400 per month than a single income stream paying $ 4,000 per month .
Losing one iron of the former is an annoyance .
Losing the one single iron of the latter is devastating .
Don ’ t let your ego get in the way of developing income streams .
Don ’ t be too proud to accept humble work .
Remember , DoorDash is always hiring .
Patrice Lewis is pleased to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of 52 Country Living Series ebooklets , representing over 17 years of homesteading experience .
Subjects include preparedness , gardening , frugality , rural skills , food preservation , and more .

By Patrice Lewis
It’s among the most dreaded news imaginable: You’ve been laid off from your job. In the last few months, this scenario has played out for untold millions of people. Suddenly your financial security is gone, and everything you’ve worked for has been snatched away.
When most people lose their jobs, they panic. There are bills to pay, a mortgage to maintain, car payments to make. How will they survive without their job? Frantically they update their résumé and commence the often-disheartening round of answering want ads or blasting out their credentials on the internet, begging someone – anyone – to employ them.
But there are better ways.
We’ve experienced that dreaded pink slip, so for nearly three decades my husband and I have taken an alternate view on income. Rather than putting all our eggs in one basket and pinning our financial strategy on a single income source, we’ve developed a number of lower-paying part-time gigs – in other words, multiple income streams.
I call this the “many irons in the fire” method of earning a living. The idea is if one iron disappears, you have multiple other irons still sizzling in the fire and won’t be left destitute. You can then concentrate on honing those other irons into larger producers, either until such time as you find another “primary” job, or decide to permanently shift into having multiple part-time jobs.
For almost 30 years, our primary income source has been a home woodcraft business. But we’ve supplemented that income with endless side gigs: freelance writing, news editing, managing blogs, selling farm products, writing ebooks, etc. Some of these gigs were temporary. Others were more hassle than they were worth (such as managing a business in a nearby town) and were soon dropped. Others have been fairly steady and dependable. Collectively, I call this a “freelance lifestyle.”
What kind of jobs?
This all sounds great, but the $64,000 question remains: What kind of jobs? What do you do to earn money?
Sorry, I can’t answer that for you. I have no idea of your talents, interests, education, skills, or work ethic. I won’t advise you on nebulous money-making opportunities involving stuffing envelopes or pyramid schemes.
But what I can tell you is this: Make money any way you can. We know one fellow who operates heavy machinery, flies helicopters, and raises bison. We know a woman who cleans houses, sells crafts, and substitute teaches. Yet another woman sells produce at farmer’s markets, babysits children for a working mother, and does desktop publishing projects for local businesses. Daisy has some other suggestions in this article.
Laying multiple income irons in the fire is a matter of harvesting any and all experience, interests, potential, or opportunities you’ve ever experienced. Seize any (legal, ethical) means to earn money, since you never know where it might lead. In our case, we give preference for jobs we can do from home. The internet has transformed the ability to exploit your skills without ever leaving the house. People have done everything from remote teaching (foreign languages? music?) to becoming an online travel agent to blog maintenance to moderating forums to operating ticket sales to freelance writing.
For a more hands-on approach, it’s again a matter of exploiting whatever skills or experience you’ve cultivated in the past. Have you waitressed? Fixed computers? Built crafts? Driven a truck? Tutored children? Babysat? Are you clever at organizing, baking, carpentry, welding, or painting? Seriously, all of these can be transformed into money-making opportunities.
But here’s the kicker: Usually these will not become full-time jobs. These gigs will usually be part-time work. Deal with it.
That’s the thing about many irons in the fire. Perhaps not many of these irons can supply a full-time income, but income from numerous irons can get pretty darned close – $500 here, $1000 there, and pretty soon you’re earning a decent collective paycheck.
It’s also nice to be your own boss. Sure you might have deadlines, sure you might have customers to please, but it sure beats working for someone you don’t like.
And – very importantly – a freelance lifestyle means you’re less vulnerable to the cancel culture. If your income is not tied with the need to keep your mouth shut and your head low lest you get fired by an intolerant employer, you’re freer to speak your mind about whatever concerns you.
The benefit of side gigs
A surprising number of people don’t bother developing side gigs, which is unfortunate and short-sighted. Side gigs not only bring in supplemental income, but you never know what may develop into solid long-term potential. Some might turn out to be more trouble than they’re worth; others might become extraordinarily lucrative, and all will provide both income and experience.
The side gigs most likely to succeed are those that are reasonably recession-proof. This means people still need or want the product or service, no matter how tough the economy is.
Some examples of recession-proof businesses include: butchers, seed companies, food production (truck farming, garden seedlings), childcare, beauty care (hairdressing, etc.), repair services (everything from shoes to engines), etc. If you can develop a side gig providing something people need no matter what, you’ve got a toe-hold.
Dealing with financial insecurity
If you’re used to the unwavering security of a twice-a-month paycheck, then a gig lifestyle may take some getting used to. A lot of people don’t like the financial insecurity of part-time work or freelancing because they prefer the security of a well-paying, dependable job. Unfortunately, as millions have learned in the last few months, well-paying dependable jobs aren’t as secure as we like to think. They can disappear in a moment.
But there’s no question a freelance lifestyle means your income is seldom dependable. For this reason, it’s critical to scale back your spending. This can range from big (sell your expensive house with the huge mortgage payments) to the small (skip the daily latté). In a freelance lifestyle, it’s important to plug the leaks to keep your financial boat afloat. It’s also critical to avoid debt whenever possible.
A freelance lifestyle means being flexible in what you’re willing to do, and utilizing the broad range of talents you undoubtedly possess. You’d be surprised how far intangible qualities can go when it comes to picking up extra jobs, part-time or otherwise. A work ethic, showing up on time, honesty, dependability … these are assets everyone values. We have a neighbor who landed a superb job because he was (literally) the only applicant who passed the drug test.
Keep in mind that all part-time income is subject to taxes, but those taxes won’t be withheld automatically. You will have to declare all income on your taxes, and possibly file separate Schedule C forms when April 15 rolls around. I strongly urge you to always be honest and above-board with all part-time income. The hassle of filing and paying taxes is far better than the hassle of an audit and fines from the IRS.
It takes time
Very few endeavors become instant financial successes. Be patient and allow things to come to fruition. If you still have a full-time (or even part-time) outside job, don’t give it up on the touching and misplaced hope that your freelance income will be able to replace your steady job. Instead, just work on cultivating side gigs.
If you’ve lost your job in the economic downturn and are unable to find another, then you have nothing to lose. Throw yourself full-time into developing any and all side gigs you can find.
Given a choice, opt for side gigs that allow you to work from home. The more you can bring your income into the house, the more flexible you are to work anywhere, including in a more rural location away from urban chaos
What does the future hold?
Right now there’s a lot of uncertainty in the world, and no one knows what the future will bring. Three tactics – multiple income streams, frugality, and paring down living expenses – will help carry you through the toughest times.
You can either earn more or spend less . We opted for the latter. In the face of what might turn out to be another Great Depression, spending less is also the most logical and sustainable choice.
Our freelance lifestyle wasn’t always easy or straightforward. We made some stupid financial mistakes in our younger days, but we also learned the art of frugality and kept our living expenses low. Even now, after nearly 30 years of living a freelance lifestyle, we still look for ways to pare down expenses.
What we’ve learned is this: It’s better to have ten income streams each paying $400 per month than a single income stream paying $4,000 per month. Losing one iron of the former is an annoyance. Losing the one single iron of the latter is devastating.
Don’t let your ego get in the way of developing income streams. Don’t be too proud to accept humble work. Remember, DoorDash is always hiring.
Source: The Organic Prepper
Patrice Lewis is pleased to announce the availability of the complete collection of 52 Country Living Series ebooklets, representing over 17 years of homesteading experience. Subjects include preparedness, gardening, frugality, rural skills, food preservation, and more.


News Media Press

The power of lies , deceptions and disinformation as Americans pay the price of collective stupidity .
“ You know very well , and the stupid Americans know equally well , that we control their government , irrespective of who sits in the White House .
You see , I know it and you know it that no American president can be in a position to challenge us even if we do the unthinkable .
What can they ( Americans ) do to us ?
We control congress , we control the media , we control show biz , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ America you can criticize God , but you can ’ t criticize Israel… ” Israeli spokeswoman , Tzipora Menache The largest media conglomerate today is Walt Disney Company , whose chairman and CEO , Michael Eisner , is a Jew .
The Disney Empire , headed by a man described by one media analyst as a “ control freak ” , includes several television production companies ( Walt Disney Television , Touchstone Television , Buena Vista Television ) , its own cable network with 14 million subscribers , and two video production companies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Walt Disney Picture Group , headed by Joe Roth ( also a Jew ) , includes Touchstone Pictures , Hollywood Pictures , and Caravan Pictures .
Disney also owns Miramax Films , run by the Weinstein brothers .
When the Disney Company was run by the Gentile Disney family prior to its takeover by Eisner in 1984 , it epitomized wholesome , family entertainment .
While it still holds the rights to Snow White , under Eisner , the company has expanded into the production of graphic sex and violence .
In addition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the United States and is part owner of several European TV companies .
ABC ’ s cable subsidiary , ESPN , is headed by president and CEO Steven Bornstein , a Jew .
This corporation also has a controlling share of Lifetime Television and the Arts & Entertainment Network cable companies .
ABC Radio Network owns eleven AM and ten FM stations , again in major cities such as New York , Washington , Los Angeles , and has over 3,400 affiliates .
Although primarily a telecommunications company , Capital Cities/ABC earned over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It owns seven daily newspapers , Fairchild Publications , Chilton Publications , and the Diversified Publishing Group .
Time Warner , Inc , is the second of the international media leviathans .
The chairman of the board and CEO , Gerald Levin , is a Jew .
Time Warner ’ s subsidiary HBO is the country ’ s largest pay-TV cable network .
Warner Music is by far the world ’ s largest record company , with 50 labels , the biggest of which is Warner Brothers Records , headed by Danny @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Warnervision , Warner Music ’ s video production unit .
Goldberg and Hersch are Jews .
Warner Music was an early promoter of “ gangsta rap.
” Through its involvement with Interscope Records , it helped popularize a genre whose graphic lyrics explicitly urge Blacks to commit acts of violence against Whites .
In addition to cable and music , Time Warner is heavily involved in the production of feature films ( Warner Brothers Studio ) and publishing .
Time Warner ’ s publishing division ( editor-in-chief Norman Pearlstine , a Jew ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country ( Time , Sports Illustrated , People , Fortune ) .
When Ted Turner , a Gentile , made a bid to buy CBS in 1985 , there was panic in media boardrooms across the nation .
Turner made a fortune in advertising and then had built a successful cable-TV news network , CNN .
Although Turner employed a number of Jews in key executive positions in CNN and had never taken public positions contrary to Jewish interests , he is a man with a large ego and a strong personality and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ real name Palinsky , a Jew ) and the other Jews at CBS as uncontrollable : a loose cannon who might at some time in the future turn against them .
Furthermore , Jewish newsman Daniel Schorr , who had worked for Turner , publicly charged that his former boss held a personal dislike for Jews .
To block Turner ’ s bid , CBS executives invited billionaire Jewish theater , hotel , insurance , and cigarette magnate Laurence Tisch to launch a “ friendly ” takeover of the company , and from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and CEO of CBS , removing any threat of non-Jewish influence there .
Subsequent efforts by Turner to acquire a major network have been obstructed by Levin ’ s Time Warner , which owns nearly 20 percent of CBS stock and has veto power over major deals .
Viacom , Inc , headed by Sumner Redstone ( born Murray Rothstein ) , a Jew , is the third largest megamedia corporation in the country , with revenues of over $ 10 billion a year .
Viacom , which produces and distributes TV programs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 12 television stations and 12 radio stations .
It produces feature films through Paramount Pictures , headed by Jewess Sherry Lansing .
Its publishing division includes Prentice Hall , Simon & Schuster , and Pocket Books .
It distributes videos through over 4,000 Blockbuster stores .
Viacom ’ s chief claim to fame , however , is as the world ’ s largest provider of cable programming , through its Showtime , MTV , Nickelodeon , and other networks .
Since 1989 , MTV and Nickelodeon have acquired larger and larger shares of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ top three , and by far the largest , media companies in the hand of Jews , it is difficult to believe that such an overwhelming degree of control came about without a deliberate , concerted effort on their part .
What about the other big media companies ?
Number four on the list is Rupert Murdoch ’ s News Corporation , which owns Fox Television and 20th Century Fox Films .
Murdoch is a Gentile , but Peter Chermin , who heads Murdoch ’ s film studio and also oversees his TV @ @ @ @ @ @ @ five is the Japanese Sony Corporation , whose U.S. subsidiary , Sony Corporation of America , is run by Michael Schulhof , a Jew .
Alan Levine , another Jew , heads the Sony Pictures division .
Most of the television and movie production companies that are not owned by the largest corporations are also controlled by Jews .
For example , New World Entertainment , proclaimed by one media analyst as “ the premiere independent TV program producer in the United States , ” is owned by Ronald Perelman , a Jew @ @ @ @ @ @ @ media companies , Dreamworks SKG , is a strictly kosher affair .
Dream Works was formed in 1994 amid great media hype by recording industry mogul David Geffen , former Disney Pictures chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg , and film director Steven Spielberg , all three of whom are Jews .
The company produces movies , animated films , television programs , and recorded music .
Two other large production companies , MCA and Universal Pictures , are both owned by Seagram Company , Ltd .
The president and CEO of Seagram , the liquor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who is also president of the World Jewish Congress .
It is well known that Jews have controlled the production and distribution of films since the inception of the movie industry in the early decades of the 20th century .
This is still the case today .
Films produced by just the five largest motion picture companies mentioned above-Disney , Warner Brothers , Sony , Paramount ( Viacom ) , and Universal ( Seagram ) -accounted for 74 per cent of the total box-office receipts for the first eight months of 1995 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ used to be ABC , CBS , and NBC .
With the consolidation of the media empires , these three are no longer independent entities .
While they were independent , however , each was controlled by a Jew since its inception : ABC by Leonard Goldenson , CBS first by William Paley and then by Lawrence Tisch , and NBC first by David Sarnoff and then by his son Robert .
Over periods of several decades , these networks were staffed from top to bottom with Jews , and the essential Jewishness @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the networks were absorbed by other corporations .
The Jewish presence in television news remains particularly strong .
As noted , ABC is part of Eisner ’ s Disney Company , and the executive producers of ABC ’ s news programs are all Jews : Victor Neufeld ( 20-20 ) , Bob Reichbloom ( Good Morning America ) , and Rick Kaplan ( World News Tonight ) .
CBS was recently purchased by Westinghouse Electric Corporation .
Nevertheless , the man appointed by Lawrence Tisch , Eric Ober , remains president of CBS @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
At NBC , now owned by General Electric , NBC News president Andrew Lack is a Jew , as are executive producers Jeff Zucker ( Today ) , Jeff Gralnick ( NBC Nightly News ) , and Neal Shapiro ( Dateline ) .
The Print Media After television news , daily newspapers are the most influential information medium in America .
Sixty million of them are sold ( and presumably read ) each day .
These millions are divided among some 1,500 different publications .
One might conclude that the sheer number @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a safeguard against Jewish control and distortion .
However , this is not the case .
There is less independence , less competition , and much less representation of our interests than a casual observer would think .
The days when most cities and even towns had several independently owned newspapers published by local people with close ties to the community are gone .
Today , most “ local ” newspapers are owned by a rather small number of large companies controlled by executives who live and work hundreds or ever thousands of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only about 25 per cent of the country ’ s 1,500 papers are independently owned ; the rest belong to multi-newspaper chains .
Only a handful are large enough to maintain independent reporting staffs outside their own communities ; the rest depend on these few for all of their national and international news .
The Newhouse empire of Jewish brothers Samuel and Donald Newhouse provides an example of more than the lack of real competition among America ’ s daily newspapers : it also illustrates the insatiable appetite Jews have shown for all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they could fasten their grip .
The Newhouses own 26 daily newspapers , including several large and important ones , such as the Cleveland Plain Dealer , the Newark Star-Ledger , and the New Orleans Times-Picayune ; the nation ’ s largest trade book publishing conglomerate , Random House , with all its subsidiaries ; Newhouse Broadcasting , consisting of 12 television broadcasting stations and 87 cable-TV systems , including some of the country ’ s largest cable networks ; the Sunday supplement Parade , with a circulation of more than 22 million @ @ @ @ @ @ @ major magazines , including the New Yorker , Vogue , Madmoiselle , Glamour , Vanity Fair , Bride ’ s , Gentlemen ’ s Quarterly , Self , House & Garden , and all the other magazines of the wholly owned Conde Nast group .
This Jewish media empire was founded by the late Samuel Newhouse , an immigrant from Russia .
The gobbling up of so many newspapers by the Newhouse family was in large degree made possible by the fact that newspapers are not supported by their subscribers , but by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the small change collected from a newspaper ’ s readers–that largely pays the editor ’ s salary and yields the owner ’ s profit .
Whenever the large advertisers in a city choose to favor one newspaper over another with their business , the favored newspaper will flourish while its competitor dies .
Since the beginning of the 20th century , when Jewish mercantile power in America became a dominant economic force , there has been a steady rise in the number of American newspapers in Jewish hands , accompanied by a steady @ @ @ @ @ @ @ newspapers–primarily as a result of selective advertising policies by Jewish merchants .
Furthermore , even those newspapers still under Gentile ownership and management are so thoroughly dependent upon Jewish advertising revenue that their editorial and news reporting policies are largely constrained by Jewish likes and dislikes .
It holds true in the newspaper business as elsewhere that he who pays the piper calls the tune .
The suppression of competition and the establishment of local monopolies on the dissemination of news and opinion have characterized the rise of Jewish control over America ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Jews to use the press as an unopposed instrument of Jewish policy could hardly be better illustrated than by the examples of the nation ’ s three most prestigious and influential newspapers : the New York Times , the Wall Street Journal , and the Washington Post .
These three , dominating America ’ s financial and political capitals , are the newspapers which set the trends and the guidelines for nearly all the others .
They are the ones which decide what is news and what isn ’ t , at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ originate the news ; the others merely copy it , and all three newspapers are in Jewish hands .
The New York Times was founded in 1851 by two Gentiles , Henry Raymond and George Jones .
After their deaths , it was purchased in 1896 from Jones ’ s estate by a wealthy Jewish publisher , Adolph Ochs .
His great-grandson , Arthur Ochs Sulzberger , Jr. , is the paper ’ s current publisher and CEO .
The executive editor is Max Frankel , and the managing editor is Joseph Lelyveld @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jews .
The Sulzberger family also owns , through the New York Times Co. , 33 other newspapers , including the Boston Globe ; twelve magazines , including McCall ’ s and Family Circle with circulations of more than 5 million each ; seven radio and TV broadcasting stations ; a cable-TV system ; and three book publishing companies .
The New York Times News Service transmits news stories , features , and photographs from the New York Times by wire to 506 other newspapers , news agencies , and magazines .
Of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , which , by establishing its “ leaks ” throughout government agencies in Washington , has an inside track on news involving the Federal government .
The Washington Post , like the New York Times , had a non-Jewish origin .
It was established in 1877 by Stilson Hutchins , purchased from him in 1905 by John McLean , and later inherited by Edward McLean .
In June 1933 , however , at the height of the Great Depression , the newspaper was forced into bankruptcy .
It was purchased at a bankruptcy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ financier .
The Washington Post is now run by Katherine Meyer Graham , Eugene Meyer ’ s daughter .
She is the principal stockholder and the board chairman of the Washington Post Co .
In 1979 , she appointed her son Donald publisher of the paper .
He now also holds the posts of president and CEO of the Washington Post Co .
The Washington Post Co. has a number of other media holdings in newspapers , television , and magazines , most notably the nation ’ s number-two weekly newsmagazine , Newsweek @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sells 1.8 million copies each weekday , is the nation ’ s largest-circulation daily newspaper .
It is owned by Dow Jones & Company , Inc. , a New York corporation which also publishes 24 other daily newspapers and the weekly financial tabloid Barron ’ s , among other things .
The chairman and CEO of Dow Jones is Peter Kann , who is a Jew .
Kann also holds the posts of chairman and publisher of the Wall Street Journal .
Most of New York ’ s other major newspapers are in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Times and the Wall Street Journal .
The New York Daily News is owned by Jewish real-estate developer Mortimer B. Zuckerman .
The Village Voice is the personal property of Leonard Stern , the billionaire Jewish owner of the Hartz Mountain pet supply firm .
The story is pretty much the same for other media as it is for television , radio , and newspapers .
Consider , for example , newsmagazines .
There are only three of any note published in the United States : Time , Newsweek , and U.S. News @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a weekly circulation of 4.1 million , is published by a susidiary of Time Warner Communications .
The CEO of Time Warner Communications , as mentioned above , is Gerald Levin , a Jew .
Newsweek , as mentioned above , is published by the Washington Post Company , under the Jewess Katherine Meyer Graham .
Its weekly circulation is 3.2 million .
U.S. News & World Report , with a weekly circulation of 2.3 million , is owned and published by Mortimer Zuckerman , a Jew .
Zuckerman also owns the Atlantic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ newspaper , the Daily News , which is the sixth-largest paper in the country .
Among the giant book-publishing conglomerates , the situation is also Jewish .
Three of the six largest book publishers in the U.S. , according to Publisher ’ s Weekly , are owned or controlled by Jews .
The three are first-place Random House ( with its many subsidiaries , including Crown Publishing Group ) , third-place Simon & Schuster , and sixth-place Time Warner Trade Group ( including Warner Books and Little , Brown ) .
Another publisher @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Although it ranks only 13th in size among all U.S. publishers , it ranks first among publishers of children ’ s books , with more than 50 percent of the market .
Its chairman and CEO is Richard Snyder , a Jew , who just replaced Richard Bernstein , also a Jew .
The Effect of Jewish Control of the Media These are the facts of Jewish media control in America .
Anyone willing to spend several hours in a large library can verify their accuracy .
I hope that these facts are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ least .
Should any minority be allowed to wield such awesome power ?
Certainly , not and allowing a people with beliefs such as expressed in the Talmud , to determine what we get to read or watch in effect gives this small minority the power to mold our minds to suit their own Talmudic interests , interests which as we have demonstrated are diametrically opposed to the interests of our people .
By permitting the Jews to control our news and entertainment media , we are doing more than merely giving them @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and virtual control of our government ; we also are giving them control of the minds and souls of our children , whose attitudes and ideas are shaped more by Jewish television and Jewish films than by their parents , their schools , or any other influence .

The power of lies, deceptions and disinformation as Americans pay the price of collective stupidity.
“You know very well, and the stupid Americans know equally well, that we control their government, irrespective of who sits in the White House. You see, I know it and you know it that no American president can be in a position to challenge us even if we do the unthinkable. What can they (Americans) do to us? We control congress, we control the media, we control show biz, and we control everything in America. In America you can criticize God, but you can’t criticize Israel…” Israeli spokeswoman, Tzipora Menache
Facts of Jewish Media Control
The largest media conglomerate today is Walt Disney Company, whose chairman and CEO, Michael Eisner, is a Jew. The Disney Empire, headed by a man described by one media analyst as a “control freak”, includes several television production companies (Walt Disney Television, Touchstone Television, Buena Vista Television), its own cable network with 14 million subscribers, and two video production companies. As for feature films, the Walt Disney Picture Group, headed by Joe Roth (also a Jew), includes Touchstone Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, and Caravan Pictures. Disney also owns Miramax Films, run by the Weinstein brothers. When the Disney Company was run by the Gentile Disney family prior to its takeover by Eisner in 1984, it epitomized wholesome, family entertainment. While it still holds the rights to Snow White, under Eisner, the company has expanded into the production of graphic sex and violence. In addition, it has 225 affiliated stations in the United States and is part owner of several European TV companies. ABC’s cable subsidiary, ESPN, is headed by president and CEO Steven Bornstein, a Jew.
This corporation also has a controlling share of Lifetime Television and the Arts & Entertainment Network cable companies. ABC Radio Network owns eleven AM and ten FM stations, again in major cities such as New York, Washington, Los Angeles, and has over 3,400 affiliates. Although primarily a telecommunications company, Capital Cities/ABC earned over $1 billion in publishing in 1994. It owns seven daily newspapers, Fairchild Publications, Chilton Publications, and the Diversified Publishing Group. Time Warner, Inc, is the second of the international media leviathans.
The chairman of the board and CEO, Gerald Levin, is a Jew. Time Warner’s subsidiary HBO is the country’s largest pay-TV cable network. Warner Music is by far the world’s largest record company, with 50 labels, the biggest of which is Warner Brothers Records, headed by Danny Goldberg. Stuart Hersch is president of Warnervision, Warner Music’s video production unit. Goldberg and Hersch are Jews. Warner Music was an early promoter of “gangsta rap.” Through its involvement with Interscope Records, it helped popularize a genre whose graphic lyrics explicitly urge Blacks to commit acts of violence against Whites. In addition to cable and music, Time Warner is heavily involved in the production of feature films (Warner Brothers Studio) and publishing. Time Warner’s publishing division (editor-in-chief Norman Pearlstine, a Jew) is the largest magazine publisher in the country (Time, Sports Illustrated, People, Fortune).
When Ted Turner, a Gentile, made a bid to buy CBS in 1985, there was panic in media boardrooms across the nation. Turner made a fortune in advertising and then had built a successful cable-TV news network, CNN. Although Turner employed a number of Jews in key executive positions in CNN and had never taken public positions contrary to Jewish interests, he is a man with a large ego and a strong personality and was regarded by Chairman William Paley (real name Palinsky, a Jew) and the other Jews at CBS as uncontrollable: a loose cannon who might at some time in the future turn against them. Furthermore, Jewish newsman Daniel Schorr, who had worked for Turner, publicly charged that his former boss held a personal dislike for Jews.
To block Turner’s bid, CBS executives invited billionaire Jewish theater, hotel, insurance, and cigarette magnate Laurence Tisch to launch a “friendly” takeover of the company, and from 1986 till 1995 Tisch was the chairman and CEO of CBS, removing any threat of non-Jewish influence there. Subsequent efforts by Turner to acquire a major network have been obstructed by Levin’s Time Warner, which owns nearly 20 percent of CBS stock and has veto power over major deals. Viacom, Inc, headed by Sumner Redstone (born Murray Rothstein), a Jew, is the third largest megamedia corporation in the country, with revenues of over $10 billion a year. Viacom, which produces and distributes TV programs for the three largest networks, owns 12 television stations and 12 radio stations. It produces feature films through Paramount Pictures, headed by Jewess Sherry Lansing. Its publishing division includes Prentice Hall, Simon & Schuster, and Pocket Books.
It distributes videos through over 4,000 Blockbuster stores. Viacom’s chief claim to fame, however, is as the world’s largest provider of cable programming, through its Showtime, MTV, Nickelodeon, and other networks. Since 1989, MTV and Nickelodeon have acquired larger and larger shares of the younger television audience. With the top three, and by far the largest, media companies in the hand of Jews, it is difficult to believe that such an overwhelming degree of control came about without a deliberate, concerted effort on their part. What about the other big media companies? Number four on the list is Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation, which owns Fox Television and 20th Century Fox Films. Murdoch is a Gentile, but Peter Chermin, who heads Murdoch’s film studio and also oversees his TV production, is a Jew. Number five is the Japanese Sony Corporation, whose U.S. subsidiary, Sony Corporation of America, is run by Michael Schulhof, a Jew. Alan Levine, another Jew, heads the Sony Pictures division. Most of the television and movie production companies that are not owned by the largest corporations are also controlled by Jews. For example, New World Entertainment, proclaimed by one media analyst as “the premiere independent TV program producer in the United States,” is owned by Ronald Perelman, a Jew. The best known of the smaller media companies, Dreamworks SKG, is a strictly kosher affair.
Dream Works was formed in 1994 amid great media hype by recording industry mogul David Geffen, former Disney Pictures chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg, and film director Steven Spielberg, all three of whom are Jews. The company produces movies, animated films, television programs, and recorded music. Two other large production companies, MCA and Universal Pictures, are both owned by Seagram Company, Ltd. The president and CEO of Seagram, the liquor giant, is Edgar Bronfman Jr., who is also president of the World Jewish Congress. It is well known that Jews have controlled the production and distribution of films since the inception of the movie industry in the early decades of the 20th century.
This is still the case today. Films produced by just the five largest motion picture companies mentioned above-Disney, Warner Brothers, Sony, Paramount (Viacom), and Universal (Seagram)-accounted for 74 per cent of the total box-office receipts for the first eight months of 1995. The big three in television network broadcasting used to be ABC, CBS, and NBC. With the consolidation of the media empires, these three are no longer independent entities. While they were independent, however, each was controlled by a Jew since its inception: ABC by Leonard Goldenson, CBS first by William Paley and then by Lawrence Tisch, and NBC first by David Sarnoff and then by his son Robert. Over periods of several decades, these networks were staffed from top to bottom with Jews, and the essential Jewishness of network television did not change when the networks were absorbed by other corporations. The Jewish presence in television news remains particularly strong. As noted, ABC is part of Eisner’s Disney Company, and the executive producers of ABC’s news programs are all Jews: Victor Neufeld (20-20), Bob Reichbloom (Good Morning America), and Rick Kaplan (World News Tonight). CBS was recently purchased by Westinghouse Electric Corporation. Nevertheless, the man appointed by Lawrence Tisch, Eric Ober, remains president of CBS News, and Ober is a Jew. At NBC, now owned by General Electric, NBC News president Andrew Lack is a Jew, as are executive producers Jeff Zucker (Today), Jeff Gralnick (NBC Nightly News), and Neal Shapiro (Dateline).
The Print Media After television news, daily newspapers are the most influential information medium in America. Sixty million of them are sold (and presumably read) each day. These millions are divided among some 1,500 different publications. One might conclude that the sheer number of different newspapers across America would provide a safeguard against Jewish control and distortion. However, this is not the case. There is less independence, less competition, and much less representation of our interests than a casual observer would think.
The days when most cities and even towns had several independently owned newspapers published by local people with close ties to the community are gone. Today, most “local” newspapers are owned by a rather small number of large companies controlled by executives who live and work hundreds or ever thousands of miles away. The fact is that only about 25 per cent of the country’s 1,500 papers are independently owned; the rest belong to multi-newspaper chains. Only a handful are large enough to maintain independent reporting staffs outside their own communities; the rest depend on these few for all of their national and international news. The Newhouse empire of Jewish brothers Samuel and Donald Newhouse provides an example of more than the lack of real competition among America’s daily newspapers: it also illustrates the insatiable appetite Jews have shown for all the organs of opinion control on which they could fasten their grip.
The Newhouses own 26 daily newspapers, including several large and important ones, such as the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Newark Star-Ledger, and the New Orleans Times-Picayune; the nation’s largest trade book publishing conglomerate, Random House, with all its subsidiaries; Newhouse Broadcasting, consisting of 12 television broadcasting stations and 87 cable-TV systems, including some of the country’s largest cable networks; the Sunday supplement Parade, with a circulation of more than 22 million copies per week; some two dozen major magazines, including the New Yorker, Vogue, Madmoiselle, Glamour, Vanity Fair, Bride’s, Gentlemen’s Quarterly, Self, House & Garden, and all the other magazines of the wholly owned Conde Nast group.
This Jewish media empire was founded by the late Samuel Newhouse, an immigrant from Russia. The gobbling up of so many newspapers by the Newhouse family was in large degree made possible by the fact that newspapers are not supported by their subscribers, but by their advertisers. It is advertising revenue–not the small change collected from a newspaper’s readers–that largely pays the editor’s salary and yields the owner’s profit. Whenever the large advertisers in a city choose to favor one newspaper over another with their business, the favored newspaper will flourish while its competitor dies. Since the beginning of the 20th century, when Jewish mercantile power in America became a dominant economic force, there has been a steady rise in the number of American newspapers in Jewish hands, accompanied by a steady decline in the number of competing Gentile newspapers–primarily as a result of selective advertising policies by Jewish merchants. Furthermore, even those newspapers still under Gentile ownership and management are so thoroughly dependent upon Jewish advertising revenue that their editorial and news reporting policies are largely constrained by Jewish likes and dislikes. It holds true in the newspaper business as elsewhere that he who pays the piper calls the tune.
Three Jewish Newspapers
The suppression of competition and the establishment of local monopolies on the dissemination of news and opinion have characterized the rise of Jewish control over America’s newspapers. The resulting ability of the Jews to use the press as an unopposed instrument of Jewish policy could hardly be better illustrated than by the examples of the nation’s three most prestigious and influential newspapers: the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post. These three, dominating America’s financial and political capitals, are the newspapers which set the trends and the guidelines for nearly all the others. They are the ones which decide what is news and what isn’t, at the national and international levels. They originate the news; the others merely copy it, and all three newspapers are in Jewish hands. The New York Times was founded in 1851 by two Gentiles, Henry Raymond and George Jones. After their deaths, it was purchased in 1896 from Jones’s estate by a wealthy Jewish publisher, Adolph Ochs. His great-grandson, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Jr., is the paper’s current publisher and CEO. The executive editor is Max Frankel, and the managing editor is Joseph Lelyveld.
Both of the latter are also Jews. The Sulzberger family also owns, through the New York Times Co., 33 other newspapers, including the Boston Globe; twelve magazines, including McCall’s and Family Circle with circulations of more than 5 million each; seven radio and TV broadcasting stations; a cable-TV system; and three book publishing companies. The New York Times News Service transmits news stories, features, and photographs from the New York Times by wire to 506 other newspapers, news agencies, and magazines. Of similar national importance is the Washington Post, which, by establishing its “leaks” throughout government agencies in Washington, has an inside track on news involving the Federal government.
The Washington Post, like the New York Times, had a non-Jewish origin. It was established in 1877 by Stilson Hutchins, purchased from him in 1905 by John McLean, and later inherited by Edward McLean. In June 1933, however, at the height of the Great Depression, the newspaper was forced into bankruptcy. It was purchased at a bankruptcy auction by Eugene Meyer, a Jewish financier. The Washington Post is now run by Katherine Meyer Graham, Eugene Meyer’s daughter. She is the principal stockholder and the board chairman of the Washington Post Co.
In 1979, she appointed her son Donald publisher of the paper. He now also holds the posts of president and CEO of the Washington Post Co. The Washington Post Co. has a number of other media holdings in newspapers, television, and magazines, most notably the nation’s number-two weekly newsmagazine, Newsweek. The Wall Street Journal, which sells 1.8 million copies each weekday, is the nation’s largest-circulation daily newspaper. It is owned by Dow Jones & Company, Inc., a New York corporation which also publishes 24 other daily newspapers and the weekly financial tabloid Barron’s, among other things. The chairman and CEO of Dow Jones is Peter Kann, who is a Jew. Kann also holds the posts of chairman and publisher of the Wall Street Journal. Most of New York’s other major newspapers are in no better hands than the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. The New York Daily News is owned by Jewish real-estate developer Mortimer B. Zuckerman. The Village Voice is the personal property of Leonard Stern, the billionaire Jewish owner of the Hartz Mountain pet supply firm.
Other Mass Media
The story is pretty much the same for other media as it is for television, radio, and newspapers. Consider, for example, newsmagazines. There are only three of any note published in the United States: Time, Newsweek, and U.S. News and World Report. Time, with a weekly circulation of 4.1 million, is published by a susidiary of Time Warner Communications. The CEO of Time Warner Communications, as mentioned above, is Gerald Levin, a Jew. Newsweek, as mentioned above, is published by the Washington Post Company, under the Jewess Katherine Meyer Graham.
Its weekly circulation is 3.2 million. U.S. News & World Report, with a weekly circulation of 2.3 million, is owned and published by Mortimer Zuckerman, a Jew. Zuckerman also owns the Atlantic Monthly and New York’s tabloid newspaper, the Daily News, which is the sixth-largest paper in the country. Among the giant book-publishing conglomerates, the situation is also Jewish. Three of the six largest book publishers in the U.S., according to Publisher’s Weekly, are owned or controlled by Jews. The three are first-place Random House (with its many subsidiaries, including Crown Publishing Group), third-place Simon & Schuster, and sixth-place Time Warner Trade Group (including Warner Books and Little, Brown). Another publisher of special significance is Western Publishing. Although it ranks only 13th in size among all U.S. publishers, it ranks first among publishers of children’s books, with more than 50 percent of the market. Its chairman and CEO is Richard Snyder, a Jew, who just replaced Richard Bernstein, also a Jew.
The Effect of Jewish Control of the Media
These are the facts of Jewish media control in America. Anyone willing to spend several hours in a large library can verify their accuracy. I hope that these facts are disturbing to you, to say the least. Should any minority be allowed to wield such awesome power? Certainly, not and allowing a people with beliefs such as expressed in the Talmud, to determine what we get to read or watch in effect gives this small minority the power to mold our minds to suit their own Talmudic interests, interests which as we have demonstrated are diametrically opposed to the interests of our people. By permitting the Jews to control our news and entertainment media, we are doing more than merely giving them a decisive influence on our political system and virtual control of our government; we also are giving them control of the minds and souls of our children, whose attitudes and ideas are shaped more by Jewish television and Jewish films than by their parents, their schools, or any other influence.


jewworldorder--2020-08-02--True Purpose of Ancient Mammoth Bone Artifact Finally Revealed

A team of scientists have identified a Stone-Age cordage tool used to manufacture rope .
And the use of this tool completely changed human life and productivity in prehistoric times .
A series of slow advancements in cordage production technology allowed humans to progress from the primitive lashing and binding of tree vines and roots required to drag heavy dead animals back to campsites from hunting planes , to the manufacture of the immense steel cables used in modern industry .
The newly discovered Stone-Age cordage tool , according to researchers , was a huge breakthrough in the rope making @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Tübingen Museum was the first archaeologist to understand the mammoth bone Stone-Age cordage tool ( Friedhelm Albrecht / CC BY-SA 2.0 ) Nicholas Conard , director of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences at the University of Tübingen University was the first archaeologist to explore the Hohle Fels cave in southwestern Germany .
And during his investigations his team found a 40000-year-old , bar of mammoth bone , twenty centimeters ( 8 inches ) in length , that had four holes drilled in it .
Inspection of the artifact showed that each hole @ @ @ @ @ @ @ incisions.
’ Archaeologists have since determined that this unique tool was created by a Stone-Age cordage production specialist .
Close up of the mammoth bone rope making tool showing the precisely cut spiral incisions .
( University of Tübingen ) Replacing the God of The Gaps with Science The term “ god of the gaps ” is popularly used by atheists to describe gods existing in any circumstance science can not currently explain , but this term is also used in archaeology to refer to any artifact that can not be immediately identified @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ritualistic ” or “ ceremonial.
” The world ’ s museums are filled with survival tools that have been misinterpreted or which are not fully understood .
And the original purpose of this strange mammoth bone tool was no different .
According to a report in The Guardian the archaeologists first believed this artifact might have been part of a musical instrument , “ or a religious object.
” However , when Dr. Veerle Rots of the University of Liege in Belgium , fed raw plant fibers through the holes of a bronze @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he was able to create four separate twisted strands that could be combined to form rope , chords , twines and yarns .
And as the earliest known tool for making rope , ‘ its impact would have been revolutionary ’ stated Rots , allowing for advancements in bow and arrow manufacture , fishing and hunting nets , snares and traps , and for making better clothing and containers for carrying food .
While the mammoth bone tool from Hohle Fels cave is impressive it is not the only one .
According to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Museum in London , a range of similar tools were also discovered in Gough ’ s cave in Cheddar Gorge , England , that demonstrate how rope was made in Britain at the end of the last ice age .
Thought to be about 15,000 years old and constructed using reindeer antler devices , the Cheddar Gorge devices have the same holes with spiral incisions as the Hohle Fels cave mammoth bone tool .
But because the mammoth bone cordage tool was discovered in one of the most remote Stone-Age sites in Europe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , scientists say this “ indicates rope-making had already become a vitally important human activity ” much earlier than previously thought .
When the 15,000-year-old cordage production tools were first discovered in Gough ’ s cave in Cheddar Gorge they were incorrectly categorized as ritual “ batons , ” thought to have been carried by tribal chiefs as indicators of rank .
But the spiral holes , through further research , were found to have a specific function .
It is now clear that they must have been used to make or manipulate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mammoth-bone cordage tool ‘ answers the question of how rope was made in the Paleolithic , which according to him “ has puzzled scientists for decades.
” This single Stone-Age artifact is proving to be the key discovery that shows that cordage production had become widespread in the upper Paleolithic period .
The team of researchers have now concluded that early rope manufacturing devices were created by some of the first Homo sapiens to reach Europe after they left Africa about 60,000 years ago .
Top image : Stone-Age mammoth bone cordage tool @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that scientists now recognise as a rope-making tool from 40,000 years ago .
Source : University of Tübingen

A team of scientists have identified a Stone-Age cordage tool used to manufacture rope. And the use of this tool completely changed human life and productivity in prehistoric times. A series of slow advancements in cordage production technology allowed humans to progress from the primitive lashing and binding of tree vines and roots required to drag heavy dead animals back to campsites from hunting planes, to the manufacture of the immense steel cables used in modern industry. The newly discovered Stone-Age cordage tool, according to researchers, was a huge breakthrough in the rope making process.
Nicholas Conard at the University of Tübingen Museum was the first archaeologist to understand the mammoth bone Stone-Age cordage tool (Friedhelm Albrecht / CC BY-SA 2.0 )
Nicholas Conard, director of the Institute of Archaeological Sciences at the University of Tübingen University was the first archaeologist to explore the Hohle Fels cave in southwestern Germany. And during his investigations his team found a 40000-year-old, bar of mammoth bone, twenty centimeters (8 inches) in length, that had four holes drilled in it. Inspection of the artifact showed that each hole was lined with ‘precisely cut spiral incisions.’ Archaeologists have since determined that this unique tool was created by a Stone-Age cordage production specialist.
Close up of the mammoth bone rope making tool showing the precisely cut spiral incisions. ( University of Tübingen )
Replacing the God of The Gaps with Science
The term “god of the gaps” is popularly used by atheists to describe gods existing in any circumstance science cannot currently explain, but this term is also used in archaeology to refer to any artifact that cannot be immediately identified and is thus usually classified as “ritualistic” or “ceremonial.” The world’s museums are filled with survival tools that have been misinterpreted or which are not fully understood. And the original purpose of this strange mammoth bone tool was no different. According to a report in The Guardian the archaeologists first believed this artifact might have been part of a musical instrument, “or a religious object.”
However, when Dr. Veerle Rots of the University of Liege in Belgium, fed raw plant fibers through the holes of a bronze replica of the mammoth bone tool, he was able to create four separate twisted strands that could be combined to form rope, chords, twines and yarns. And as the earliest known tool for making rope, ‘its impact would have been revolutionary’ stated Rots, allowing for advancements in bow and arrow manufacture, fishing and hunting nets, snares and traps, and for making better clothing and containers for carrying food.
Ropes Bound the Stone Age Together
While the mammoth bone tool from Hohle Fels cave is impressive it is not the only one. According to Prof Chris Stringer of the Natural History Museum in London, a range of similar tools were also discovered in Gough’s cave in Cheddar Gorge, England, that demonstrate how rope was made in Britain at the end of the last ice age . Thought to be about 15,000 years old and constructed using reindeer antler devices, the Cheddar Gorge devices have the same holes with spiral incisions as the Hohle Fels cave mammoth bone tool.
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But because the mammoth bone cordage tool was discovered in one of the most remote Stone-Age sites in Europe, dating from the early Stone Age, scientists say this “indicates rope-making had already become a vitally important human activity” much earlier than previously thought.
Untwisting the History of Cordage Production
When the 15,000-year-old cordage production tools were first discovered in Gough ’s cave in Cheddar Gorge they were incorrectly categorized as ritual “batons,” thought to have been carried by tribal chiefs as indicators of rank. But the spiral holes, through further research, were found to have a specific function. It is now clear that they must have been used to make or manipulate rope. Dr Rots stated that this mammoth-bone cordage tool ‘answers the question of how rope was made in the Paleolithic, which according to him “has puzzled scientists for decades.”
This single Stone-Age artifact is proving to be the key discovery that shows that cordage production had become widespread in the upper Paleolithic period . The team of researchers have now concluded that early rope manufacturing devices were created by some of the first Homo sapiens to reach Europe after they left Africa about 60,000 years ago.
Top image: Stone-Age mammoth bone cordage tool found at Hohle Fels cave in Germany that scientists now recognise as a rope-making tool from 40,000 years ago. Source: University of Tübingen
By Ashley Cowie