jewworldorder--2020-07-19--Trade Unionists Back Campaign To Free Assange

Above photo : Demonstrators march to protest against the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Saturday in London .
Alberto Pezzali/AP .
In Birmingham , Plymouth , and Newcastle trades councils have voted to join the campaign to halt the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States where he could face 175 years in jail .
In recent weeks the three metropolitan trades councils , which are attended by delegates from all the local unions , have voted overwhelmingly to support Assange .
Even in Plymouth where a similar motion was defeated last year the National @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through last week .
Both Birmingham and Plymouth meetings invited a speaker from the Don ’ t Extradite Assange campaign to address them before the vote was taken .
Julian Assange ’ s extradition hearing is set to resume in September .
The National Union of Journalists ’ resolution has become a template used across the trade union movement and is being circulated for other trade unions , Labour Party bodies , and campaign organisations to adapt for their own use .
‘ Please put this resolution to your next meeting ’ , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ t Extradite Assange Campaign , ‘ this is the defining free speech case of the 21st century .
Freedom of information , free from government censorship , is the lifeblood of an effective labour movement .
The NUJ have made a stand .
Follow their example ’ .
The NUJ resolution is reproduced in full below and can be found here .
Please adapt it as required for your own organisation and let us know when it passes at : office @ dontextraditeassange.com Here are four other useful campaigning tools .
Our petition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before COVID-19 spreads Write to your MP : UK – Contact your MP To donate click here .
For the full breadth of support for Julian Assange : Statements 1 .
That WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is held in Belmarsh prison awaiting United States extradition proceedings , a process that can take many years .
2 .
If Assange is successfully prosecuted in the US he faces 175 years in prison .
3 .
That the extraterritorial application of the Espionage Act in the indictment of Assange criminalises journalistic activities , in this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by a non-US national , in collaboration with numerous UK media ( including The Guardian , Channel 4 and The Telegraph ) .
4 .
That previous statements by the General Secretary of the NUJ , by the Australian Journalists Union MEAA , and by the International Federation of Journalists ’ organisations have supported Assange .
5 .
That there is a political dimension to extraditions and that the ‘ special relationship ’ between the UK and US makes the extradition of Assange more likely to go ahead .
1 .
That Assange @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of heightened threats to the press in Western countries in the form of raids on newspapers and broadcasters , government claims that the press are ‘ the enemy of the people ’ , and actual prosecutions involving life-long sentences for publishing accurately .
2 .
That Assange ’ s extradition to the United States would establish a dangerous precedent with regard to the prosecution of journalists in this country under the UK Official Secrets Act given the requirement for the UK courts to accept US arguments as to dual criminality for the extradition @ @ @ @ @ @ @ press freedoms in this country will be weakened if the courts accept that NUJ members ’ publishing activities in this country can give rise to criminal liability in foreign states and to their consequent lawful extradition .
4 .
That the publication of the Afghan and Iraq war logs and other material by WikiLeaks that are the subject of the US indictment revealed important information that has benefitted the public .
5 .
Disclosing information to the public should never be equated with espionage 1 .
To campaign to stop the extradition of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
To write to the Home Secretary , the Shadow Home Secretary , and the Shadow Justice Secretary making the union ’ s case on this issue .

Trade Unionists Back Campaign To Free Assange
Above photo: Demonstrators march to protest against the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Saturday in London. Alberto Pezzali/AP.
In Birmingham, Plymouth, and Newcastle trades councils have voted to join the campaign to halt the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States where he could face 175 years in jail.
In recent weeks the three metropolitan trades councils, which are attended by delegates from all the local unions, have voted overwhelmingly to support Assange.
Even in Plymouth where a similar motion was defeated last year the National Union of Journalists’ inspired resolution sailed through last week.
Both Birmingham and Plymouth meetings invited a speaker from the Don’t Extradite Assange campaign to address them before the vote was taken.
Julian Assange’s extradition hearing is set to resume in September. The National Union of Journalists’ resolution has become a template used across the trade union movement and is being circulated for other trade unions, Labour Party bodies, and campaign organisations to adapt for their own use.
‘Please put this resolution to your next meeting’, said John Rees from the Don’t Extradite Assange Campaign, ‘this is the defining free speech case of the 21st century. Freedom of information, free from government censorship, is the lifeblood of an effective labour movement. The NUJ have made a stand. Follow their example’.
The NUJ resolution is reproduced in full below and can be found here.
Please adapt it as required for your own organisation and let us know when it passes at: office@dontextraditeassange.com
Here are four other useful campaigning tools.
Our petition: Release Julian Assange from Belmarsh Prison before COVID-19 spreads
Write to your MP: UK – Contact your MP
To donate click here.
For the full breadth of support for Julian Assange: Statements
National Union of Journalists’ resolution notes:
1. That WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is held in Belmarsh prison awaiting United States extradition proceedings, a process that can take many years.
2. If Assange is successfully prosecuted in the US he faces 175 years in prison.
3. That the extraterritorial application of the Espionage Act in the indictment of Assange criminalises journalistic activities, in this case activities carried out on UK soil by a non-US national, in collaboration with numerous UK media (including The Guardian, Channel 4 and The Telegraph).
4. That previous statements by the General Secretary of the NUJ, by the Australian Journalists Union MEAA, and by the International Federation of Journalists’ organisations have supported Assange.
5. That there is a political dimension to extraditions and that the ‘special relationship’ between the UK and US makes the extradition of Assange more likely to go ahead.
Believes:
1. That Assange’s indictment comes at a time of heightened threats to the press in Western countries in the form of raids on newspapers and broadcasters, government claims that the press are ‘the enemy of the people’, and actual prosecutions involving life-long sentences for publishing accurately.
2. That Assange’s extradition to the United States would establish a dangerous precedent with regard to the prosecution of journalists in this country under the UK Official Secrets Act given the requirement for the UK courts to accept US arguments as to dual criminality for the extradition to go ahead.
3. That press freedoms in this country will be weakened if the courts accept that NUJ members’ publishing activities in this country can give rise to criminal liability in foreign states and to their consequent lawful extradition.
4. That the publication of the Afghan and Iraq war logs and other material by WikiLeaks that are the subject of the US indictment revealed important information that has benefitted the public.
5. Disclosing information to the public should never be equated with espionage
Resolves:
1. To campaign to stop the extradition of Julian Assange to the US.
2. To write to the Home Secretary, the Shadow Home Secretary, and the Shadow Justice Secretary making the union’s case on this issue.


jewworldorder--2020-07-19--A Russian Trojan Horse is heading to Rome. The USA and Italy Should Invoke Article 5 of the NATO Cha

A Russian Trojan Horse is heading to Rome. The USA and Italy Should Invoke Article 5 of the NATO Charter

The Russian military is planning to invade Italy with medics and disinfectant trucks .
David Ben-Gurion , Vladimir Lenin and @ @ @ @ @ the Russian Communists to take over all of Continental Europe and now Trump and Coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ true .
Trump has so weakened NATO that it is not being employed to battle @ @ @ @ @ be , especially given the Communist origin of the biological weapons attack .
The United @ @ @ @ @ Article 5 of the NATO charter and request international assistance .
The Red Chinese spread @ @ @ @ @ the United States and it is NATO ’ s mission to protect us from the @ @ @ @ @ the gates to Soviet Russia .

Christopher Jon Bjerknes
The Russian military is planning to invade Italy with medics and disinfectant trucks. David Ben-Gurion, Vladimir Lenin and Alexander Dugin all planned for the Russian Communists to take over all of Continental Europe and now Trump and Coronavirus are making their dreams come true. Trump has so weakened NATO that it is not being employed to battle Coronavirus, though it should be, especially given the Communist origin of the biological weapons attack. The United States and Italy should invoke Article 5 of the NATO charter and request international assistance. The Red Chinese spread this disease to Italy and the United States and it is NATO’s mission to protect us from the attack, and not open the gates to Soviet Russia.


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jewworldorder--2020-07-19--Assange’s Father Speaks Out

Assange’s Father Speaks Out

Oppression of WikiLeaks founder is a “ great crime of 21st century.
” An extended interview with Julian Assange ’ s father John Shipton , who condemns the US , UK , and Australian governments for their “ 11 years of ceaseless psychological torture ” of the WikiLeaks publisher .
DENIS ROGATYUK : The fight to bring Julian home has been a monumental challenge since his unjust conviction .
But it has certainly become much more difficult since his expulsion from the Ecuadorian embassy in March 2019 .
What have been the primary actions that you and the campaign have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Well we fight against the United Kingdom , Sweden , the United States , and to a certain extent Australia .
They have marshaled all of their forces and broken every law in human rights and due process in order to send Julian to the United States and destroy him .
Before our eyes , we have watched the gradual murder of Julian through psychological torture , through ceaseless breaking of procedures and due process .
So that is what we fight against .
During the latest hearing , the judge Barrett asked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , that he didn ’ t come onto the video .
So again , we see a process that we witness over and over again , blaming the victim .
In the case of Australia , the Australians say that they ’ ve offered consular assistance .
When I say the Australians , DFAT ( the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ) , and the prime minister , and the foreign minister , Marise Payne , say that they have consular assistance over and over again .
Their consular assistance consists offering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ see if he ’ s still alive .
That ’ s about the extent of it .
So consular assistance , I think they maintain , DFAT maintains that they ’ ve made 100 offers .
Well this is a profound testimony to failure .
It ’ s now 11 years ; Julian has been arbitrarily detained 11 years .
The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention declared that Julian was arbitrarily detained , and should be compensated and freed straightaway .
The latest of their reports was February 2018 .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in maximum security Belmarsh prison under lockdown 23 hours a day .
DENIS ROGATYUK : And how would you describe the relationship between the current campaign for his release and the Wikileaks organisation ?
JOHN SHIPTON : Well WikiLeaks continues its work and continues to hold the most extraordinary library of the American , United States diplomacy since 1970 .
It ’ s an extraordinary artifact that any journalist or any historian , any of us can look up the names of those who have been involved in diplomacy with the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the United States .
This is a great resource .
It continues to be maintained .
Just the week before last , WikiLeaks released another set of files , so WikiLeaks continues its work .
The people who defend Julian include Wikileaks , but include 100,000 people all around the world who are working constantly to bring about Julian ’ s freedom and stop this oppression of the free press , of publication , of publishers , and of journalists .
We work constantly to do that .
There are about 80 websites @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for Julian ’ s freedom .
And about 86 Facebook pages devoted to Julian .
So there are many of us .
And the upswelling of support continues , despite Covid .
Covid slowed us down a little bit .
Now that Covid-19 is withdrawing , the upswelling continues .
And it will do so until the Australian Government and the United Kingdom recognise that this is the crime , the oppression of Julian , is the great crime of the 21st century .
DENIS ROGATYUK : The latest superseding indictment of Julian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anonymous ” hackers appears to be another attempt to fast-track his extradition .
Do you believe this is a symptom of desperation on the part of the Department of Justice of the United States ?
JOHN SHIPTON : No I don ’ t .
The people who work in the Department of Justice get paid , whether this succeeds or not .
Whether Julian is extradited they get paid ; if he ’ s not extradited they still get paid .
They still go home , and have a glass of wine , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and then come to work the next day , and think up another instrument of torture for Julian .
This is their job .
So I don ’ t know why , but I could speculate or guess , if you like , that the Department of Justice would like to see the trial delayed , the hearing delayed , until after the American election ( in November 2020 ) .
So there will be appeals by the lawyers in court that they haven ’ t had time to accommodate and that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ move the hearing date .
That ’ s what I imagine .
But I don ’ t think it ’ s an act of desperation at all .
If anything it is giving us who defend Julian more things to worry about , so that our energies are not focused singularly upon getting Julian out .
So the conversation drifts over to this further indictment and about who is included in it .
It is Siggi and Sabu , both of whom are not credible witnesses .
Siggi ( Sigurdur Thordarson , or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ offender , a con man , who stole $ 50,000 from Wikileaks and so on .
There are not credible witnesses ( to these allegations ) .
I guess that it is either to delay the hearing and or to cause the conversation to drift away from what is important .
DENIS ROGATYUK : I wish to move to the second part of our interview now , exploring Julian ’ s life .
A lot has been researched and published about Julian ’ s life and early days in the 1990s .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his life that have given him the resilience and the strength to withstand the challenges that he faces now .
Julian is incredibly committed to telling the truth in his interviews .
He is very articulate and he is very careful about communicating and choosing the exact words to describe things .
Is this something that his family taught him or is it something special about Julian ?
JOHN SHIPTON : I don ’ t really know , you know , it is sort of a gift that I would like to have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know where it came from .
I guess you would have to ask the gods , maybe they know the answer .
The path he has forged is distinct and distinctly his .
I admire and am proud of him for his capacity to adapt , and his capacity to continue fighting , despite 11 years of ceaseless psychological torture .
That doesn ’ t come without cost .
It cost him a lot .
However , we believe that we will prevail .
And Julian will be able to come home to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for a little bit , or in Melbourne ; he used to live here down the corner .
Oh actually I don ’ t like the word , if I may withdraw that sentence , I don ’ t like the word hope .
Hope sort of makes a really nice breakfast , and a bad dinner .
So we will prevail in this fight is what I would say .
DENIS ROGATYUK : Julian displayed incredible physical and mental resilience these past 9 years , particularly nearly 8 years he spent in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in the Belmarsh prison .
Where do you think this strength is coming from – his moral and political convictions or something he developed in his early life in Australia ?
JOHN SHIPTON : I think it ’ s a gift that he has , that he will continue to fight for what he believes .
And if there are elements of truth in what he is fighting for , well then he never surrenders .
It ’ s an aspect of character .
I don ’ t mind in fact myself , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Julian .
And each insult or offence against Julian increases my determination to prevail , and the determination of Julian ’ s supporters to prevail .
Each insult increases our strength .
And so you can see , when the second a lot of indictments were brought down week before last , supporters around the world raised their voices in disbelief , and began again to raise awareness of Julian ’ s situation .
So it ’ s really interesting , the Department of Justice might think one thing that it causes us @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is the upswelling of support continues unabated .
DENIS ROGATYUK : John , I wish to ask you a more personal question .
How does it feel to be the father of a man like Julian , and to see his son son go through all this hardship and slander , and to keep traveling and fighting for his liberation across the world ?
JOHN SHIPTON : Well some of it is hard to believe , what people say about Julian .
You know those American politicians are shooting , and you know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who were supposed to look after the security of the Ecuadorian embassy , who speculated on how to poison Julian at the behest of CIA and Mossad and Sheldon Adelson , whatever whatever you want to call those bunch of creeps .
I ’ m surprised , but you know I ignore it .
For myself I take not the slightest bit of notice .
I ’ m surprised that people put their energies into calling Julian names , and they ’ ve never met him , never even set eyes on him @ @ @ @ @ @ @ find the time and energy to write scurrilous things .
I think maybe they don ’ t have anybody to go out with , or there ’ s no friends at home , or something like that , or their their wife can ’ t stand them , so they go down the backyard with their laptops and write scurrilous things about Julian or whatever , or their neighbor ’ s dog .
I ’ m very surprised that people put the energy into that sort of thing .
DENIS ROGATYUK : But @ @ @ @ @ @ @ campaign for a liberation going ?
Because you have done a lot of travel around the world ; you have been advocating for his release everywhere you go .
So what has that journey been like for you , personally ?
JOHN SHIPTON : Uh Denis , I don ’ t count the costs , not even for a minute .
I do what I ’ m here today with you , I do what comes before me , and then I go on to the next thing .
But I never , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ And for the last part of our interview I wanted to actually discuss your thoughts and your opinions on some of the more important and more prominent issues of our day .
Ever since the extradition hearings began , against Julian , the US government , particularly Trump , Mike Pence , and Mike Pompeo , have been doubling down on their attacks against Julian and WikiLeaks .
Pompeo even called it “ a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like Russia.
” The US establishment appears to be dead @ @ @ @ @ @ @ parties are playing along .
So what do you think ought to be the strategy of activists and journalists in the US to challenge this ?
JOHN SHIPTON : Well first of all , Mike Pompeo , dear oh dear , I mean a failed secretary of state and a failed CIA director , declares war on WikiLeaks in order to get the CIA support for his future ambitions to run for president .
And he moves now from secretary of state to the Senate for Kansas .
The secretary of state is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ doesn ’ t strike me as being a historically significant personality .
The US establishment must fall in line with what the CIA wants and thinks .
So Pompeo in that address on the ( 13th ) of April 2017 that you just quoted , he just wants to get all of his workers to support him in his bid for presidency .
And also to oppress and intimidate journalists all over the world , and publishers and publications — his sole aim is to ruin your capacity to bring to the public @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as members of the public to talk amongst ourselves and sort out things through conversation with each other , on what we ought to do and how we ought to go about life .
They just want to have it all their own way , declare war on whomever , murder another million people , destroy Yemen , destroy Libya , destroy Iraq , destroy Afghanistan , the list goes on — destroy Syria , millions of people refugees , flooding the world , and moving into Europe ; the Maghreb in turmoil @ @ @ @ @ @ @ murdered — this is their aim .
And so for us , we depend upon you to bring us truthful information , so that we can have fair opinions of how the world is moving around us .
What Pompeo wants is for what he says to be believed .
Well you can see his history .
They say it may be up to 5 million people since 1991 died as a result of the United States and its allies moving on Iraq in an illegal war .
You can watch Collateral Murder @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dragging a wounded man into his car to take him to the hospital , taking his children on the way to school , murdered before your eyes .
The pilots of the helicopter begging for instructions to be able to shoot a wounded man , two kids , and two good samaritans , begging for instructions from their controller .
So they don ’ t want us to see that .
However we depend upon you journalists , publishers , publications to bring to us the crimes that governments commit so that we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our shoulders to preventing these murders with all of the determination and energy we can muster , to prevent the murder and destruction of an entire country .
If I may remind you , in Melbourne , there were a million people marched against the Iraq War .
All over the world I think a total of 10 million people .
We don ’ t want war .
They lie to us in order to have wars , for whatever satisfaction , I can ’ t make out myself .
Who would want @ @ @ @ @ @ @ widows , the cries of children , the groans of men ?
Who would want that ?
It ’ s monstrous .
And so we need the information in order to say no .
DENIS ROGATYUK : The new cold war between the United States and the European Union on one side and China and Russia on the other , threatens to pull the ordinary people of the world into another confrontation on behalf of these political and economic elites among these countries .
From your experience of seeking international support for Julian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ forging solidarity across borders in this new conflict that seems to be developing ?
JOHN SHIPTON : I think the best way is to talk to your friends and discuss things , gathering friends and discussing things , becoming aware outside of what the mass communication outlets want us to see and hear .
So just face-to-face conversations and then conversations over social media is sufficient .
Each day you will see , the last two weeks , Facebook and YouTube and Twitter removing , as platforms of discussion , certain subjects , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them because we are succeeding , not because nobody watches them , nobody goes there .
It ’ s because we are succeeding to educate ourselves as to what governments do in our name .
To bring peace between or fair relationships between the members of the European Union and Australia and China and Russia , ordinary people — the Sochi World Cup , soccer world cup , was the greatest success , fabulous success .
Everybody who went to Russia came back full of admiration for Russia and Russian hospitality .
Well @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ordinary people getting to know each other and discussing matters of importance , not depending upon CNN or any other talking head for how you should feel about this or that subject .
Just talk to friends , talk to groups of people , talk amongst each other , exchange ideas , exchange where to get good information , and things will change .
I have an undying belief in the capacity and goodness of general humanity .
And I am proved right every time , because 10 million people marched against the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ manipulated the nations by blowing up railway stations , what they called terrorism , just a few hundred manipulated those nations into destroying Iraq .
Ordinary people don ’ t want war ; we want to be able to just talk to our friends , look after our families , that ’ s all .
DENIS ROGATYUK : And one final question , John .
The Covid-19 pandemic has not only revealed the inadequacies of the neoliberal economic order , but it has also revealed its increasing instability and desperation to maintain itself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to prominent right-wing governments — the United States , Brazil , and Bolivia — seeking to silence journalists and reports regarding their mismanagement of the pandemic .
We are seeing independent journalism under attack around the world , through censorship , intimidation threats , and assassinations .
What do you think should be the best way of fighting back against them ?
JOHN SHIPTON : These governments , they can ’ t even look after their own populations , let alone order the world in a decent way .
And their ambitions are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ can ’ t even look after the people of Seattle .
It ’ s just , if it wasn ’ t so tragic , it would be just amusing , you would read about it just to get a laugh every morning .
Of course they oppress the journalists ; of course they oppress publications ; of course the warrants that allow you to broadcast on a certain spectrum are removed ; platforms are removed .
Because we continue to understand and expose their shortcomings .
The shortcomings are criminal .
They actually @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to be something scientific .
They actually contemplate allowing hundreds of thousands of old people or older people to die .
And they use phrases like , “ Oh well , they had comorbidities.
” Everybody over 60 has a comorbidity .
You don ’ t get older and get weller ; you get older and get a little bit sick , or a little bit not so strong .
The actual contemplation of doing away with the steadying part of a society — older people steady the young ; the young are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are full of caution ; this is a fair balance in society — allowing them to die off , for whatever reason we can ’ t discern .
We can not discern ; it doesn ’ t cost any more money to look after a section of society and prevent Covid .
You don ’ t lose anything from it ; you actually gain access to the experience and judgment of the older section of your society .
So it is incomprehensible , like neoliberalism itself , nobody quite understands why we ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s there .
Denis Rogatyuk is a Russian-Australian freelance writer , journalist and researcher .
His articles , interviews and analysis have been published in a variety of media sources around the world including Jacobin , Le Vent Se Léve , Sputnik , Green Left Weekly , Links International Journal , Alborada and others .

Assange’s Father Speaks Out
Oppression of WikiLeaks founder is a “great crime of 21st century.”
An extended interview with Julian Assange’s father John Shipton, who condemns the US, UK, and Australian governments for their “11 years of ceaseless psychological torture” of the WikiLeaks publisher.
Transcript
DENIS ROGATYUK: The fight to bring Julian home has been a monumental challenge since his unjust conviction. But it has certainly become much more difficult since his expulsion from the Ecuadorian embassy in March 2019. What have been the primary actions that you and the campaign have undertaken since then?
JOHN SHIPTON: Well we fight against the United Kingdom, Sweden, the United States, and to a certain extent Australia. They have marshaled all of their forces and broken every law in human rights and due process in order to send Julian to the United States and destroy him.
Before our eyes, we have watched the gradual murder of Julian through psychological torture, through ceaseless breaking of procedures and due process. So that is what we fight against.
During the latest hearing, the judge Barrett asked Julian to prove that he was unwell, that he didn’t come onto the video. So again, we see a process that we witness over and over again, blaming the victim.
In the case of Australia, the Australians say that they’ve offered consular assistance. When I say the Australians, DFAT (the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade), and the prime minister, and the foreign minister, Marise Payne, say that they have consular assistance over and over again. Their consular assistance consists offering last week’s newspaper and to see if he’s still alive. That’s about the extent of it.
So consular assistance, I think they maintain, DFAT maintains that they’ve made 100 offers. Well this is a profound testimony to failure.
It’s now 11 years; Julian has been arbitrarily detained 11 years. The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention declared that Julian was arbitrarily detained, and should be compensated and freed straightaway.
The latest of their reports was February 2018. It is now 2020 and Julian is still in maximum security Belmarsh prison under lockdown 23 hours a day.
DENIS ROGATYUK: And how would you describe the relationship between the current campaign for his release and the Wikileaks organisation?
JOHN SHIPTON: Well WikiLeaks continues its work and continues to hold the most extraordinary library of the American, United States diplomacy since 1970. It’s an extraordinary artifact that any journalist or any historian, any of us can look up the names of those who have been involved in diplomacy with the United States, in their own countries or with the United States. This is a great resource. It continues to be maintained.
Just the week before last, WikiLeaks released another set of files, so WikiLeaks continues its work.
The people who defend Julian include Wikileaks, but include 100,000 people all around the world who are working constantly to bring about Julian’s freedom and stop this oppression of the free press, of publication, of publishers, and of journalists. We work constantly to do that.
There are about 80 websites around the world that publish and agitate for Julian’s freedom. And about 86 Facebook pages devoted to Julian. So there are many of us. And the upswelling of support continues, despite Covid. Covid slowed us down a little bit. Now that Covid-19 is withdrawing, the upswelling continues.
And it will do so until the Australian Government and the United Kingdom recognise that this is the crime, the oppression of Julian, is the great crime of the 21st century.
DENIS ROGATYUK: The latest superseding indictment of Julian regarding the alleged conspiracy with unnamed “anonymous” hackers appears to be another attempt to fast-track his extradition. Do you believe this is a symptom of desperation on the part of the Department of Justice of the United States?
JOHN SHIPTON: No I don’t. The people who work in the Department of Justice get paid, whether this succeeds or not. Whether Julian is extradited they get paid; if he’s not extradited they still get paid. They still go home, and have a glass of wine, take the kids to the movies, and then come to work the next day, and think up another instrument of torture for Julian. This is their job.
So I don’t know why, but I could speculate or guess, if you like, that the Department of Justice would like to see the trial delayed, the hearing delayed, until after the American election (in November 2020). So there will be appeals by the lawyers in court that they haven’t had time to accommodate and that the judge, they asked the judge to move the hearing date. That’s what I imagine.
But I don’t think it’s an act of desperation at all. If anything it is giving us who defend Julian more things to worry about, so that our energies are not focused singularly upon getting Julian out. So the conversation drifts over to this further indictment and about who is included in it.
It is Siggi and Sabu, both of whom are not credible witnesses. Siggi (Sigurdur Thordarson, or Siggi hakkari) is a convicted sex offender, a con man, who stole $50,000 from Wikileaks and so on. There are not credible witnesses (to these allegations). I guess that it is either to delay the hearing and or to cause the conversation to drift away from what is important.
DENIS ROGATYUK: I wish to move to the second part of our interview now, exploring Julian’s life.
A lot has been researched and published about Julian’s life and early days in the 1990s. I would like to discuss the aspects of his life that have given him the resilience and the strength to withstand the challenges that he faces now.
Julian is incredibly committed to telling the truth in his interviews. He is very articulate and he is very careful about communicating and choosing the exact words to describe things. Is this something that his family taught him or is it something special about Julian?
JOHN SHIPTON: I don’t really know, you know, it is sort of a gift that I would like to have myself. So I don’t know where it came from. I guess you would have to ask the gods, maybe they know the answer.
The path he has forged is distinct and distinctly his. I admire and am proud of him for his capacity to adapt, and his capacity to continue fighting, despite 11 years of ceaseless psychological torture. That doesn’t come without cost. It cost him a lot.
However, we believe that we will prevail. And Julian will be able to come home to Australia, and maybe live in Mullumbimby for a little bit, or in Melbourne; he used to live here down the corner.
Oh actually I don’t like the word, if I may withdraw that sentence, I don’t like the word hope. Hope sort of makes a really nice breakfast, and a bad dinner. So we will prevail in this fight is what I would say.
DENIS ROGATYUK: Julian displayed incredible physical and mental resilience these past 9 years, particularly nearly 8 years he spent in the Ecuadorian embassy and this past year in the Belmarsh prison. Where do you think this strength is coming from – his moral and political convictions or something he developed in his early life in Australia?
JOHN SHIPTON: I think it’s a gift that he has, that he will continue to fight for what he believes. And if there are elements of truth in what he is fighting for, well then he never surrenders. It’s an aspect of character.
I don’t mind in fact myself, but I am invigorated by fighting for Julian. And each insult or offence against Julian increases my determination to prevail, and the determination of Julian’s supporters to prevail. Each insult increases our strength.
And so you can see, when the second a lot of indictments were brought down week before last, supporters around the world raised their voices in disbelief, and began again to raise awareness of Julian’s situation.
So it’s really interesting, the Department of Justice might think one thing that it causes us to fracture, but what actually happens is the upswelling of support continues unabated.
DENIS ROGATYUK: John, I wish to ask you a more personal question. How does it feel to be the father of a man like Julian, and to see his son son go through all this hardship and slander, and to keep traveling and fighting for his liberation across the world?
JOHN SHIPTON: Well some of it is hard to believe, what people say about Julian. You know those American politicians are shooting, and you know the UC Global employees in Spain, who were supposed to look after the security of the Ecuadorian embassy, who speculated on how to poison Julian at the behest of CIA and Mossad and Sheldon Adelson, whatever whatever you want to call those bunch of creeps.
I’m surprised, but you know I ignore it. For myself I take not the slightest bit of notice. I’m surprised that people put their energies into calling Julian names, and they’ve never met him, never even set eyes on him, some people, and yet they find the time and energy to write scurrilous things.
I think maybe they don’t have anybody to go out with, or there’s no friends at home, or something like that, or their their wife can’t stand them, so they go down the backyard with their laptops and write scurrilous things about Julian or whatever, or their neighbor’s dog.
I’m very surprised that people put the energy into that sort of thing.
DENIS ROGATYUK: But how does it feel to keep this campaign for a liberation going? Because you have done a lot of travel around the world; you have been advocating for his release everywhere you go. So what has that journey been like for you, personally?
JOHN SHIPTON: Uh Denis, I don’t count the costs, not even for a minute. I do what I’m here today with you, I do what comes before me, and then I go on to the next thing. But I never, ever count costs.
DENIS ROGATYUK: And for the last part of our interview I wanted to actually discuss your thoughts and your opinions on some of the more important and more prominent issues of our day.
Ever since the extradition hearings began, against Julian, the US government, particularly Trump, Mike Pence, and Mike Pompeo, have been doubling down on their attacks against Julian and WikiLeaks. Pompeo even called it “a non-state hostile intelligence service often abetted by state actors like Russia.”
The US establishment appears to be dead set against them, and both major parties are playing along. So what do you think ought to be the strategy of activists and journalists in the US to challenge this?
JOHN SHIPTON: Well first of all, Mike Pompeo, dear oh dear, I mean a failed secretary of state and a failed CIA director, declares war on WikiLeaks in order to get the CIA support for his future ambitions to run for president. And he moves now from secretary of state to the Senate for Kansas.
The secretary of state is an important position. However Mike Pompeo doesn’t strike me as being a historically significant personality.
The US establishment must fall in line with what the CIA wants and thinks. So Pompeo in that address on the (13th) of April 2017 that you just quoted, he just wants to get all of his workers to support him in his bid for presidency.
And also to oppress and intimidate journalists all over the world, and publishers and publications — his sole aim is to ruin your capacity to bring to the public ideas and information, and our capacity as members of the public to talk amongst ourselves and sort out things through conversation with each other, on what we ought to do and how we ought to go about life.
They just want to have it all their own way, declare war on whomever, murder another million people, destroy Yemen, destroy Libya, destroy Iraq, destroy Afghanistan, the list goes on — destroy Syria, millions of people refugees, flooding the world, and moving into Europe; the Maghreb in turmoil, the Levant in turmoil, Palestinians murdered — this is their aim.
And so for us, we depend upon you to bring us truthful information, so that we can have fair opinions of how the world is moving around us.
What Pompeo wants is for what he says to be believed. Well you can see his history. They say it may be up to 5 million people since 1991 died as a result of the United States and its allies moving on Iraq in an illegal war.
You can watch Collateral Murder and you can see a good samaritan dragging a wounded man into his car to take him to the hospital, taking his children on the way to school, murdered before your eyes. The pilots of the helicopter begging for instructions to be able to shoot a wounded man, two kids, and two good samaritans, begging for instructions from their controller.
So they don’t want us to see that. However we depend upon you journalists, publishers, publications to bring to us the crimes that governments commit so that we are energized, so that we place our shoulders to preventing these murders with all of the determination and energy we can muster, to prevent the murder and destruction of an entire country.
If I may remind you, in Melbourne, there were a million people marched against the Iraq War. All over the world I think a total of 10 million people. We don’t want war. They lie to us in order to have wars, for whatever satisfaction, I can’t make out myself.
Who would want to see and hear the lamentation of widows, the cries of children, the groans of men? Who would want that? It’s monstrous.
And so we need the information in order to say no.
DENIS ROGATYUK: The new cold war between the United States and the European Union on one side and China and Russia on the other, threatens to pull the ordinary people of the world into another confrontation on behalf of these political and economic elites among these countries.
From your experience of seeking international support for Julian, what are the best ways of forging solidarity across borders in this new conflict that seems to be developing?
JOHN SHIPTON: I think the best way is to talk to your friends and discuss things, gathering friends and discussing things, becoming aware outside of what the mass communication outlets want us to see and hear.
So just face-to-face conversations and then conversations over social media is sufficient. Each day you will see, the last two weeks, Facebook and YouTube and Twitter removing, as platforms of discussion, certain subjects, and certain YouTube channels. They remove them because we are succeeding, not because nobody watches them, nobody goes there. It’s because we are succeeding to educate ourselves as to what governments do in our name.
To bring peace between or fair relationships between the members of the European Union and Australia and China and Russia, ordinary people — the Sochi World Cup, soccer world cup, was the greatest success, fabulous success. Everybody who went to Russia came back full of admiration for Russia and Russian hospitality.
Well this is what is needed, just ordinary people getting to know each other and discussing matters of importance, not depending upon CNN or any other talking head for how you should feel about this or that subject. Just talk to friends, talk to groups of people, talk amongst each other, exchange ideas, exchange where to get good information, and things will change.
I have an undying belief in the capacity and goodness of general humanity. And I am proved right every time, because 10 million people marched against the Iraq War, but a few hundred manipulated the nations by blowing up railway stations, what they called terrorism, just a few hundred manipulated those nations into destroying Iraq.
Ordinary people don’t want war; we want to be able to just talk to our friends, look after our families, that’s all.
DENIS ROGATYUK: And one final question, John. The Covid-19 pandemic has not only revealed the inadequacies of the neoliberal economic order, but it has also revealed its increasing instability and desperation to maintain itself.
This is also true with regards to prominent right-wing governments — the United States, Brazil, and Bolivia — seeking to silence journalists and reports regarding their mismanagement of the pandemic.
We are seeing independent journalism under attack around the world, through censorship, intimidation threats, and assassinations.
What do you think should be the best way of fighting back against them?
JOHN SHIPTON: These governments, they can’t even look after their own populations, let alone order the world in a decent way. And their ambitions are to order the world, while they can’t even look after the people of Seattle.
It’s just, if it wasn’t so tragic, it would be just amusing, you would read about it just to get a laugh every morning.
Of course they oppress the journalists; of course they oppress publications; of course the warrants that allow you to broadcast on a certain spectrum are removed; platforms are removed. Because we continue to understand and expose their shortcomings.
The shortcomings are criminal. They actually consider the phrase “herd immunity” to be something scientific. They actually contemplate allowing hundreds of thousands of old people or older people to die. And they use phrases like, “Oh well, they had comorbidities.” Everybody over 60 has a comorbidity. You don’t get older and get weller; you get older and get a little bit sick, or a little bit not so strong.
The actual contemplation of doing away with the steadying part of a society — older people steady the young; the young are full of vigor, and the old are full of caution; this is a fair balance in society — allowing them to die off, for whatever reason we can’t discern. We cannot discern; it doesn’t cost any more money to look after a section of society and prevent Covid. You don’t lose anything from it; you actually gain access to the experience and judgment of the older section of your society.
So it is incomprehensible, like neoliberalism itself, nobody quite understands why we’ve got, it but it’s there.
Denis Rogatyuk is a Russian-Australian freelance writer, journalist and researcher. His articles, interviews and analysis have been published in a variety of media sources around the world including Jacobin, Le Vent Se Léve, Sputnik, Green Left Weekly, Links International Journal, Alborada and others.


jewworldorder--2020-07-19--Ayn Rand Paul has Coronavirus

Ayn Rand Paul has Coronavirus

If ever there has been poetic justice , this is it .
Crypto-Communist Ayn Rand Paul , who needlessly and @ @ @ @ @ the Senate with a ridiculous amendment he knew would never pass , has tested positive @ @ @ @ @ Paul probably caught it from one of his Communist contacts , likely a fifth columnist @ @ @ @ @ , as Rand did by delaying needed laws .

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If ever there has been poetic justice, this is it. Crypto-Communist Ayn Rand Paul, who needlessly and deliberately delayed Coronavirus legislation in the Senate with a ridiculous amendment he knew would never pass, has tested positive for Coronavirus. Ayn Rand Paul probably caught it from one of his Communist contacts, likely a fifth columnist spreading the disease in America, as Rand did by delaying needed laws.


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jewworldorder--2020-07-20--Report finds Jews descended from Turks

Report finds Jews descended from Turks

Persian Jews converted Turks to Judaism to create the rump of what would become today ’ s Jewish population , DNA research has revealed .
The fascinating insight , which shows that most Ashkenazi Jews descend from Turkey , was made possible by state-of-the-art computer modelling and genetic techniques .
The project , led by Israeli-born Dr Eran Elhaik , even pinpointed Iskenaz , Eskenaz and Ashanaz – three Turkish villages an ancient Silk Road route which still exist today – as part of the original Ashkenazi homeland .
Get The Jewish News Daily Edition by email and never miss @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is the largest genomic study ever carried out on Ashkenazi Jews , and shows that most of today ’ s population are the descendants of Greeks , Iranians and others who colonised what is now northern Turkey more than 2,000 years ago .
Elhaik shows that locals were converted to Judaism by Jews from Persia , whose empire then home to the world ’ s largest Jewish communities .
He said the word ‘ Ashkenaz ’ likely derives from Ashguza , the ancient Assyrian and Babylonian term for Iron Age Eurasian steppeland people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Yiddish suggests that it was originally a Slavic language which the researchers think was developed by Jewish tradesmen travelling along the Silk Roads linking China and Europe 1,200 years ago .
It was only when the Khazar Empire began to decline around 1,000 years ago that the Jewish converts headed west , into central Europe , coming into contact with German-speaking peoples .
Elhaik and his team from the University of Sheffield publish their findings in scientific journal Genome Biology and Evolution and say their work helps settle an age-old debate about the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ The prevalent view claims Yiddish has a German origin , whereas the opposing view suggests a Slavic origin with strong Iranian and weak Turkic substrata , ” they say .
“ One of the major difficulties in deciding was the unknown geographical origin of Yiddish speaking Ashkenazic Jews , ” they say , but their analysis “ demonstrates that Greeks , Romans , Iranians , and Turks exhibit the highest genetic similarity with Ashkenazic Jews ” .

Persian Jews converted Turks to Judaism to create the rump of what would become today’s Jewish population, DNA research has revealed.
The fascinating insight, which shows that most Ashkenazi Jews descend from Turkey, was made possible by state-of-the-art computer modelling and genetic techniques.
The project, led by Israeli-born Dr Eran Elhaik, even pinpointed Iskenaz, Eskenaz and Ashanaz – three Turkish villages an ancient Silk Road route which still exist today – as part of the original Ashkenazi homeland.
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It is the largest genomic study ever carried out on Ashkenazi Jews, and shows that most of today’s population are the descendants of Greeks, Iranians and others who colonised what is now northern Turkey more than 2,000 years ago.
Elhaik shows that locals were converted to Judaism by Jews from Persia, whose empire then home to the world’s largest Jewish communities.
He said the word ‘Ashkenaz’ likely derives from Ashguza, the ancient Assyrian and Babylonian term for Iron Age Eurasian steppeland people known as Scythians.
Concurrent analysis of Yiddish suggests that it was originally a Slavic language which the researchers think was developed by Jewish tradesmen travelling along the Silk Roads linking China and Europe 1,200 years ago.
It was only when the Khazar Empire began to decline around 1,000 years ago that the Jewish converts headed west, into central Europe, coming into contact with German-speaking peoples.
Elhaik and his team from the University of Sheffield publish their findings in scientific journal Genome Biology and Evolution and say their work helps settle an age-old debate about the origins of the 1,000-year old Yiddish language.
“The prevalent view claims Yiddish has a German origin, whereas the opposing view suggests a Slavic origin with strong Iranian and weak Turkic substrata,” they say.
“One of the major difficulties in deciding was the unknown geographical origin of Yiddish speaking Ashkenazic Jews,” they say, but their analysis “demonstrates that Greeks, Romans, Iranians, and Turks exhibit the highest genetic similarity with Ashkenazic Jews”.


jewworldorder--2020-07-20--“Ask Prince Andrew About It”: Trump Warned Epstein’s Island Was “Absolute Cesspool” In 2015 — The Du

“Ask Prince Andrew About It”: Trump Warned Epstein’s Island Was “Absolute Cesspool” In 2015 — The Duran

“ He ’ s been there many times… ” President Trump suggested in 2015 that reporters ask Prince Andrew about @ @ @ @ @ ’ s so-called ‘ pedo ’ island , calling it an “ absolute cesspool.
” @ @ @ @ @ Trump ’ s comments came around the time that accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre alleged that @ @ @ @ @ sex with Prince Andrew on three separate occasions when she was 17 .
Giuffre described @ @ @ @ @ , 2001 encounter with the prince in which she says she danced with him at @ @ @ @ @ had sex with her .
https : //www.zerohedge.com/markets/ask-prince-andrew-about-it-trump-warned-epsteins-island-was-absolute-cesspool-2015

“He’s been there many times…” President Trump suggested in 2015 that reporters ask Prince Andrew about his good friend Jeffrey Epstein’s so-called ‘pedo’ island, calling it an “absolute cesspool.” According to The Sun, Trump’s comments came around the time that accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre alleged that Epstein coerced her into having sex with Prince Andrew on three separate occasions when she was 17. Giuffre described in detail a March 10, 2001 encounter with the prince in which she says she danced with him at a London nightclub before he had sex with her. https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ask-prince-andrew-about-it-trump-warned-epsteins-island-was-absolute-cesspool-2015


jewworldorder--2020-07-20--France aligning with Russia better protects its security and strategic interests — The Duran

France continues to pull away from NATO by cooperating with Russia .
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France aligning with Russia better protects its security and strategic interests — The Duran
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jewworldorder--2020-07-20--Egyptian intervention may worsen Libyan civil war situation — The Duran

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Egyptian intervention may worsen Libyan civil war situation — The Duran
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jewworldorder--2020-07-20--Sadomasochism Finally Explained — The Duran

Sadomasochism is the giving and receiving of pleasure from acts involving the receiving and giving of pain or humiliation .
@ @ @ @ @ sadism ” and “ masochism , ” were initially derived in the 19th Century from @ @ @ @ @ .
The term “ sadism ” has its origin in the name of the Marquis @ @ @ @ @ writer who practiced [ … ]

Sadomasochism is the giving and receiving of pleasure from acts involving the receiving and giving of pain or humiliation. The two words, “sadism” and “masochism,” were initially derived in the 19th Century from the names of two authors. The term “sadism” has its origin in the name of the Marquis de Sade, the French writer who practiced […]


jewworldorder--2020-07-20--The most dangerous thing about Coronavirus is the news about it [Video] — The Duran

Over the last ten days , I have been watching and reading the news from the US on the coronavirus @ @ @ @ @ to find any sensible pattern or reasoning behind it .
Since I live in Moscow @ @ @ @ @ to a daily reported new infection rate in the 500 ’ s to 600 ’ @ @ @ @ @ … ]

Over the last ten days, I have been watching and reading the news from the US on the coronavirus spike of late, trying to find any sensible pattern or reasoning behind it. Since I live in Moscow, where we are down to a daily reported new infection rate in the 500’s to 600’s, life has […]


jewworldorder--2020-07-20--It’s Now A Crime To Be White

It’s Now A Crime To Be White

Professors live in fear .
Tyranny rules the universities where it ’ s now a crime to be White .
All Whites are now regarded as beyond the pale — guilty at birth for the crime of being born white Academics , if they are white , live in fear of their jobs .
Professors lost their authority when administrations ceased backing them and instead allowed student complaints to result in investigations .
Once an investigatory procedure is in place , it keeps itself funded by investigating .
Feminist complaints , followed by political correctness , had the investigative process @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wokism .
Now almost any word can be turned into an offense requiring investigation .
One professor is in trouble because he read to the class Martin Luther King ’ s “ Letter from a Birmingham jail.
” King ’ s letter contained the word , “ nigger.
” By reading aloud King ’ s letter , the professor committed hate speech and perhaps a hate crime .
Not only do professors have to try to anticipate the next offensive word or expression—you can ’ t say things like “ girls night out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fear of something that they might have written years ago .
They are going through their published books and scholarly articles trying to prepare in advance for the accusations from the lynch squad .
Indeed , today far more academics—and commentators—get lynched than ever black Americans did .
I learned about this when I asked a professor friend about where I could find his article anticipating the rise of wokism .
I wanted to say how prescient he had been and include it in an article I was forming in my mind .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ it and not to quote him on any subject as no attention was essential to survival .
He said he was even afraid to visit my website , which is non-woke , because it could lead to charges against him .
He said if I were still a professor I would have long ago been fired as the truths I state are today impermissible .
Voice them and you are out .
At least some white academics are beginning to understand their peril , but not all .
Dr. Leslie Neal-Boylan , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ University of Massachusetts , was fired for writing in an email that “ everyone ’ s life matters.
” Here is the full context of the Dean ’ s statement : Someone only identified as “ Haley ” found this innocuous statement “ uncalled for and upsetting , ” and that sufficed for the University to fire the Dean , a person they had recently praised as “ visionary ” and an asset to the university .
Many ordinary people do not understand their peril , because the media conceals the situation in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anti-white agenda .
Recently a young white mother was murdered by black thugs for saying “ all lives matter.
” Young White Mother killed by black thugs for saying “ All lives matter.
” Other white people have discovered that Democrat prosecutors , and probably Republican ones as well , will indict them for defending their property against blacks .
Other white people have discovered that calls to the police are futile .
Widespread destruction of private property and public monuments have taken place because public authorities have given the green light .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ white confidence can only lead to a worsening situation .
Even left-wing journalists are being purged .
The editor of the New York Times was fired because the op-ed editor published a disapproved article by a US Senator .
The editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer was fired because a newspaper headline angered Black Lives Matter .
A New York Times editor resigned because the former newspaper has become a Ministry of Truth .
Meanwhile in the universities , the situation could not be worse .
There is no confidence at all .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Woodrow Wilson , the 13th president of Princeton University and a Democrat who was the 28th president of the United States , was a racist and removed his name from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs .
According to the Board of Trustees , the tragic killing of George Floyd “ renewed attention to the long and damaging history of racism in America.
” The board decided that Wilson ’ s name gave the school a racist image and had to go .
Some might think that there are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Wilson ’ s name .
Nevertheless , notice the rush to judgment by the trustees , people one would imagine to be intelligent and thoughtful , that Floyd was killed .
So what we have here is that allegedly responsible trustees removed a president ’ s name on the basis of fake reports from the media that Floyd was murdered by police .
What better image of a people on the run could we have ?
At Oxford University , where 25 % of admissions are reserved for people that Oxford admits are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ whom the university will have to finance at least one year of remedial education if they are to have a chance to graduate , the statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oriel College is to be removed because a colonialist is offensive to students from Britain ’ s former colonies .
One wonders what will happen to the once prestigeous Rhodes Scholarships .
If there is a stigma to the statue , there must be stigma to the scholarships as well .
Cambridge University is also cleansing itself of racists .
Gonville & Caius @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sir Ronald Fisher , Fellow of the Royal Society and former president of the college .
Fisher is considered to be a genius who almost single-handedly created the foundations for modern statistical science and is regarded as the single most important figure in 20th century statistics .
Fisher ’ s crime was to have headed the University of Cambridge ’ s eugenics program .
Consider the insouciance of the Cambridge administration and the Princeton trustees .
If Fisher is a racist whose memory must be expunged from Cambridge because he was interested in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ racist for having an eugenics program .
If the president of Princeton University is a racist , the university that appointed him must also be racist .
Is what we have here two organizations trying to shove their racism off on two individuals ?
It is Cambridge and Princeton that need to be changed .
And not merely the names .
All the white faculty , white administrators and white subjects , such as mathematics and science , must be turned out .
Only a third world faculty and third world subjects are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Cambridge University and founder of modern statistics in the memory hole , Cambridge University rushed to the defense of a third world female lecturer who declared “ white lives don ’ t matter ” by promoting her to full professor .
Priyamvada Gopal got into no trouble for her hate speech/hate crime .
She was rewarded for it , because it was expressed against white people .
This Indian academic makes a “ racist ” comment that “ White Lives DON ’ T matter ” .
And she gets REWARDED for it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ white faculty and administrators awhile back when the university assigned each member a person of color as their commissar to ensure no untoward word was said or offensive truth taught .
The only reason for a white person to attend Cambridge University is to become a self-hating white full of guilt and contrition and thereby helpful to the cause of overthrowing Western Civilization .
At the University of Chicago economist Harald Uhlig , editor of the prestigeous Journal of Political Economy , for which I was once a contributor and a reviewer , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ relieved of his editorial position , and lost his contract with the Federal Reserve simply because he tweeted that Black Lives Matter had harmed its cause by supporting defunding of the police .
After a grovelling apology for expressing a non-controversial opinion , Uhlig apparently escaped with his job , but not with his Federal Reserve contract .
Michigan State University scholar Stephen Hsu was forced to resign his position as vice president of research and innovation for accurately reporting a study from a year ago by a Michigan State University professor of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ than black Americans .
Hsu , who judging by his name is Asian , is nevertheless another “ white racist ” for reporting conclusions of a study that did not support the woke contention of “ systemic police racism.
” The question that I have long asked— “ if it is racist when police shoot a black person , what is it when they shoot a white person ?
” —remains off the table .
My advice to white men and women is to avoid universities , especially graduate schools as you will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ universities prefer “ oppressed ” third world types , such as Priyamvada Gopal .
If you insist on making the mistake of going to a university , you probably have a better chance of admission to Oxford as one of the 25 % who are not qualified to be there than you would have from competing against the 75 % who are qualified .
On the other hand , the 25 % Oxford reserves for unqualified applicants might be reserved only for “ people of color ” and the privileged transgendered .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to attend any university in the Western World without constantly hearing how evil “ whiteness ” is .
The intent is to destroy the self-confidence of whites so that what is so widely proclaimed — “ abolish whiteness ” —can be achieved .

Professors live in fear.
Tyranny rules the universities
where it’s now a crime to be White.
Paul Craig Roberts
paulcraigroberts.org via Truthseeker
July 16, 2020
All Whites are now regarded as beyond the pale —
guilty at birth for the crime of being born white
Academics, if they are white, live in fear of their jobs.
Professors lost their authority when administrations ceased backing them and instead allowed student complaints to result in investigations. Once an investigatory procedure is in place, it keeps itself funded by investigating. Feminist complaints, followed by political correctness, had the investigative process well oiled prior to the rise of wokism. Now almost any word can be turned into an offense requiring investigation.
One professor is in trouble because he read to the class Martin Luther King’s “Letter from a Birmingham jail.” King’s letter contained the word, “nigger.” By reading aloud King’s letter, the professor committed hate speech and perhaps a hate crime.
Not only do professors have to try to anticipate the next offensive word or expression—you can’t say things like “girls night out” for example—but also they live in fear of something that they might have written years ago. They are going through their published books and scholarly articles trying to prepare in advance for the accusations from the lynch squad. Indeed, today far more academics—and commentators—get lynched than ever black Americans did.
I learned about this when I asked a professor friend about where I could find his article anticipating the rise of wokism. I wanted to say how prescient he had been and include it in an article I was forming in my mind. He asked me to forget all about it and not to quote him on any subject as no attention was essential to survival. He said he was even afraid to visit my website, which is non-woke, because it could lead to charges against him. He said if I were still a professor I would have long ago been fired as the truths I state are today impermissible. Voice them and you are out.
At least some white academics are beginning to understand their peril, but not all. Dr. Leslie Neal-Boylan, the Dean of the Nursing School at the University of Massachusetts, was fired for writing in an email that “everyone’s life matters.”
Here is the full context of the Dean’s statement:
“I am writing to express my concern and condemnation of the recent (and past) acts of violence against people of color. Recent events recall a tragic history of racism and bias that continue to thrive in this country. I despair for our future as a nation if we do not stand up against violence against anyone. BLACK LIVES MATTER, but also, EVERYONE’S LIFE MATTERS. No one should have to live in fear that they will be targeted for how they look or what they believe.”
Someone only identified as “Haley” found this innocuous statement “uncalled for and upsetting,” and that sufficed for the University to fire the Dean, a person they had recently praised as “visionary” and an asset to the university.
Many ordinary people do not understand their peril, because the media conceals the situation in order to better carry on with its anti-white agenda. Recently a young white mother was murdered by black thugs for saying “all lives matter.”
Young White Mother killed by black thugs for saying “All lives matter.”
Other white people have discovered that Democrat prosecutors, and probably Republican ones as well, will indict them for defending their property against blacks. Other white people have discovered that calls to the police are futile. Widespread destruction of private property and public monuments have taken place because public authorities have given the green light.
This stark demonstration of the loss of white confidence can only lead to a worsening situation.
Even left-wing journalists are being purged. The editor of the New York Times was fired because the op-ed editor published a disapproved article by a US Senator. The editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer was fired because a newspaper headline angered Black Lives Matter.
A New York Times editor resigned because the former newspaper has become a Ministry of Truth.
Meanwhile in the universities, the situation could not be worse. There is no confidence at all.
The Board of Trustees of Princeton University decided that Woodrow Wilson, the 13th president of Princeton University and a Democrat who was the 28th president of the United States, was a racist and removed his name from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
According to the Board of Trustees, the tragic killing of George Floyd “renewed attention to the long and damaging history of racism in America.” The board decided that Wilson’s name gave the school a racist image and had to go.
Some might think that there are many better reasons than racism for removing Wilson’s name. Nevertheless, notice the rush to judgment by the trustees, people one would imagine to be intelligent and thoughtful, that Floyd was killed.
The toxicology report shows a lethal dose of fentanyl in Floyd’s blood. He would have died whatever the police might have done. The presstitutes have withheld this fact from the public.
So what we have here is that allegedly responsible trustees removed a president’s name on the basis of fake reports from the media that Floyd was murdered by police. What better image of a people on the run could we have?
At Oxford University, where 25% of admissions are reserved for people that Oxford admits are not qualified to be there and for whom the university will have to finance at least one year of remedial education if they are to have a chance to graduate, the statue of Cecil Rhodes at Oriel College is to be removed because a colonialist is offensive to students from Britain’s former colonies.
One wonders what will happen to the once prestigeous Rhodes Scholarships. If there is a stigma to the statue, there must be stigma to the scholarships as well.
Cambridge University is also cleansing itself of racists. Gonville & Caius College is removing a window that commemorates Sir Ronald Fisher, Fellow of the Royal Society and former president of the college.
Fisher is considered to be a genius who almost single-handedly created the foundations for modern statistical science and is regarded as the single most important figure in 20th century statistics. Fisher’s crime was to have headed the University of Cambridge’s eugenics program.
This in our mindless times makes him a racist, because eugenics acknowledges differences in races, and such differences are forbidden to be acknowledged.
Consider the insouciance of the Cambridge administration and the Princeton trustees.
If Fisher is a racist whose memory must be expunged from Cambridge because he was interested in eugenics, Cambridge University must also be racist for having an eugenics program. If the president of Princeton University is a racist, the university that appointed him must also be racist. Is what we have here two organizations trying to shove their racism off on two individuals? It is Cambridge and Princeton that need to be changed. And not merely the names. All the white faculty, white administrators and white subjects, such as mathematics and science, must be turned out. Only a third world faculty and third world subjects are permissible.
While throwing a past leader of Cambridge University and founder of modern statistics in the memory hole, Cambridge University rushed to the defense of a third world female lecturer who declared “white lives don’t matter” by promoting her to full professor. Priyamvada Gopal got into no trouble for her hate speech/hate crime. She was rewarded for it, because it was expressed against white people.
This Indian academic makes a “racist” comment that “White Lives DON’T matter”.
And she gets REWARDED for it by being promoted to a full professorship
Cambridge institutionalized racial bias against white faculty and administrators awhile back when the university assigned each member a person of color as their commissar to ensure no untoward word was said or offensive truth taught. The only reason for a white person to attend Cambridge University is to become a self-hating white full of guilt and contrition and thereby helpful to the cause of overthrowing Western Civilization.
No one escapes.
At the University of Chicago economist Harald Uhlig, editor of the prestigeous Journal of Political Economy, for which I was once a contributor and a reviewer, was investigated by the university, temporarily relieved of his editorial position, and lost his contract with the Federal Reserve simply because he tweeted that Black Lives Matter had harmed its cause by supporting defunding of the police. After a grovelling apology for expressing a non-controversial opinion, Uhlig apparently escaped with his job, but not with his Federal Reserve contract.
Michigan State University scholar Stephen Hsu was forced to resign his position as vice president of research and innovation for accurately reporting a study from a year ago by a Michigan State University professor of psychology that police shoot more white Americans than black Americans. Hsu, who judging by his name is Asian, is nevertheless another “white racist” for reporting conclusions of a study that did not support the woke contention of “systemic police racism.” The question that I have long asked—“if it is racist when police shoot a black person, what is it when they shoot a white person?”—remains off the table.
Universities are unsafe places for white males. Faculty and staff live in fear of baseless accusations that can destroy their careers and their financial lives. White male students are routinely graded down by feminist and black professors and cannot complain as all complaints are regarded as proof that the white male is a misogynist and a racist. Identity politics is the ideology that prevails in universities, the media, Democrat Party, and increasingly in the corporate work place. Identity politics deprives the white male of any basis for complaint because it identifies the white male as everyone else’s victimizer. Everyone is his victim. As he is the oppressor, he can never be supported, only denounced.
My advice to white men and women is to avoid universities, especially graduate schools as you will not get an academic job.
The universities prefer “oppressed” third world types, such as Priyamvada Gopal.
If you insist on making the mistake of going to a university, you probably have a better chance of admission to Oxford as one of the 25% who are not qualified to be there than you would have from competing against the 75% who are qualified. On the other hand, the 25% Oxford reserves for unqualified applicants might be reserved only for “people of color” and the privileged transgendered.
It is impossible today for any white student to attend any university in the Western World without constantly hearing how evil “whiteness” is. The intent is to destroy the self-confidence of whites so that what is so widely proclaimed —“abolish whiteness”—can be achieved.
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jewworldorder--2020-07-20--Escape from the future

Escape from the future

Why does the world we made now make us recoil in horror ?
WE DON ’ T WANT THE PRISON THEY HAVE PLANNED FOR US “ There is only one way to escape from the future , and that is to seize control of it yourself .
If you participate in the beast system you become part of the beast yourself.
” — John Kaminski When the inmates rule the asylum .
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When I was a little boy in 1955 I used to wonder what the world would be like if everybody turned out to be like Milton @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dominated daytime TV .
I had that same feeling almost two decades later when the officious solemnity of Richard Nixon was curdled by his own clumsy lie .
What would the world be like if everyone turned out to be like Milton Berle and Richard Nixon ?
I thought back then .
Share a solemn toast with me , then , that we have sinned by being gullible and stupid and have not seen those who harvest humans for fun and profit tightening the noose around everyone who still thinks they live in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ controllers have spilled our lives upon the table of civilization and are currently selecting the ingredients we will be allowed to possess in the future .
Wildcard geniuses will be hunted down and killed as fast as possible because they are the greatest danger to the total control of every human mind sought by criminal elements who control our society .
Down by the old mill stream https : //www.youtube.com/watch ?
v=KOYXKcpoQ4U “ I ’ m glad I ’ m old !
” How many people have you recently heard say these words @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them often .
They are a shocking denouement of what the world has become .
Over and over you hear the complaint : “ I ’ m so glad I don ’ t have kids in school .
I wouldn ’ t want to be younger now .
The life they can expect is something none of us would want.
” Apart from receiving a sanitized rendition of history suitable to whatever terror government in charge at the time , specifically , what ’ s happening to them is that they are bombarded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to both discourage and jeopardize their ability to raise traditional families ; they are irradiated by laptop computers and Wi-fi , compromising their future ability to procreate ; and they are mutilated by poison vaccines that guarantee they will face unnecessary medical issues for the rest of their lives .
Consider the words of well-known microwave expert Barrie Trower : This has been proven .
Children ’ s learning capacity is impaired when they ’ re around Wi-fi .
An Israeli study in the recent debate about Senate bill 637 concluded that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and young adults right now are brain tumors , thyroid cancer , testes cancer , and rectal cancer .
In case you can ’ t figure it out , this is where kids carry cellphones .
Not only are all these maladies misdiagnosed and mistreated , no studies on the safety of cellular damage from microwaves emanating from computers have ever been conducted .
There have been no studies on either the safety of these devices , or for that matter — turning back to the most critical issue of the day — @ @ @ @ @ @ @ safety of vaccines given to our children or adults , and the results of this , while ignored , have produced a catastrophic cascade of permanently damaged children .
Despite a long history of illness connected with inventions , society has been deliberately dissuaded from considering the downside of all of these newfangled conveniences that make communication instantaneous but diminish the health of the population significantly .
Perhaps this is merely more population control philosophy in action .
The first factor ever isolated in predicting autism was the knowledge that mothers exposed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you have the long thin wire connecting your cell phone to carcinoma .
But perhaps the best example of the more immediate social issues that threaten our future as independent human beings The insane plans of our nightmare leaders to inoculate everyone in the world with their mind control poisons continues behind our backs except for the growing number of anti-media reporting sites .
In particular , stories about Africa are generally ignored but often contain the seeds of ideas and action that soon appear elsewhere .
Take for instance the brazen openness @ @ @ @ @ @ @ South Africa having a media-assisted connection to the Black Lives Matter abominations now being effectively used to destabilize the U.S. Digging just a little deeper that we stumble over .
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Africa to Become Testing Ground for “ Trust Stamp ” Vaccine Record and Payment System The same way they did it with the China virus .
Once China locked down , then it was OK for the U.S. to lock down ( and everywhere else as well ) .
Heard anybody say , “ It can ’ t happen here , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tracing software originally introduced as part of the COVID-19 response has since been used by police departments across the U.S. to track protesters during the country ’ s recent bouts of protests and civil unrest .
Similarly , a controversial Israeli tech firm currently being used in Rhode Island offers AI-powered predictive analytic to identify likely future COVID-19 hotspots and individuals likely to contract COVID-19 in the future , while also offering governments the ability to predict future locations of and participants in riots and civil unrest .
In other news about how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of tracking your every step .
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In some cities like Minneapolis , though , officials are starting to turn to a familiar tool to investigate networks of protestors .
The tool is contact-tracing , and it ’ s a familiar tool in that people have been hearing about it frequently in recent weeks as an important component of a comprehensive coronavirus pandemic response .
According to Minnesota Public Safety Commissioner John Harringon , officials there have been using what they describe , without going into much detail , as contact-tracing in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ protestor affiliations — a process that officials in the state say has led them to conclude that much of the protest activity there is being fueled by people from outside coming in .
And what makes this even more interesting is the fact that a CNN analysis of Minneapolis data found what appears to be the complete opposite of the assertion about out-of-towners .
Per CNN , “ More than 80 % of people booked into jail in Minneapolis on riot and other potentially riot-related charges over the past two days are from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of data from the Hennepin County Sheriff ’ s office .
Officials had earlier claimed that most protesters came from out of state.
” We want individual freedom ; nothing less will suffice ; accept no substitute .
Anybody who ’ s talking about philosophy , religion , any kind of group think , is regrettably off the mark .
Yes , we need copacetic communities , and yes , we need a trustworthy system of , not exactly government , because we don ’ t really want to be governed .
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@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the crimes of others and most especially from the crimes committed by the government against the people , which continue .
But more than we must insist on our God-given rights from whatever religion we choose or none at all to say that the most important possession we have is our individual freedom , and any other political , doctrinal , or philosophical concern must always remain secondary to the non-negotiable , irrevocable possession of it .
No philosophy that does not adhere to that can never be trusted with the welfare of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ matter that the government can lead you around like a donkey chasing a carrot .
You still have the right NOT to chase the bait and live your own life .
When the government interferes with that choice , it is time to overthrow it .
There is refuge in a truly told past , a basis for a solid foundation for a reasonable species to construct a functional and contented civilization , were there but a mechanism to control the beast that has raged supreme since the dawn of time .
By @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only one way to escape from the future , and that is to seize control of it yourself .
If you participate in the beast system you become part of the beast yourself .

By JOHN KAMINSKI
17 July 2020
Why does the world we made
now make us recoil in horror?
WE DON’T WANT THE PRISON
THEY HAVE PLANNED FOR US
“There is only one way to escape from the future, and that is to seize control of it yourself. If you participate in the beast system you become part of the beast yourself.” — John Kaminski
When the inmates rule the asylum . . .
When I was a little boy in 1955 I used to wonder what the world would be like if everybody turned out to be like Milton Berle, an absolutely simplistic boob who dominated daytime TV. I had that same feeling almost two decades later when the officious solemnity of Richard Nixon was curdled by his own clumsy lie. What would the world be like if everyone turned out to be like Milton Berle and Richard Nixon? I thought back then. Share a solemn toast with me, then, that we have sinned by being gullible and stupid and have not seen those who harvest humans for fun and profit tightening the noose around everyone who still thinks they live in a peaceful and tranquil world.
The controllers have spilled our lives upon the table of civilization and are currently selecting the ingredients we will be allowed to possess in the future.
Wildcard geniuses will be hunted down and killed as fast as possible because they are the greatest danger to the total control of every human mind sought by criminal elements who control our society.
Down by the old mill stream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOYXKcpoQ4U
“I’m glad I’m old!” How many people have you recently heard say these words? As an old duffer I hear them often. They are a shocking denouement of what the world has become. Over and over you hear the complaint: “I’m so glad I don’t have kids in school. I wouldn’t want to be younger now. The life they can expect is something none of us would want.”
Apart from receiving a sanitized rendition of history suitable to whatever terror government in charge at the time, specifically, what’s happening to them is that they are bombarded with homosexual images from first grade on to both discourage and jeopardize their ability to raise traditional families; they are irradiated by laptop computers and Wi-fi, compromising their future ability to procreate; and they are mutilated by poison vaccines that guarantee they will face unnecessary medical issues for the rest of their lives.
Consider the words of well-known microwave expert Barrie Trower:
Anyone who puts Wi-Fi into a school should be locked up for the rest of their lives. I really do think they’re not fit to walk on the surface of this planet because they haven’t looked at the research and whatever incentive they have it’s not worth the genetic problems that parents are going to face with their children when they’re born. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNHd1ZdxVtY
This has been proven. Children’s learning capacity is impaired when they’re around Wi-fi.
An Israeli study in the recent debate about Senate bill 637 concluded that the four top diseases that kill our children and young adults right now are brain tumors, thyroid cancer, testes cancer, and rectal cancer. In case you can’t figure it out, this is where kids carry cellphones.
Not only are all these maladies misdiagnosed and mistreated, no studies on the safety of cellular damage from microwaves emanating from computers have ever been conducted. There have been no studies on either the safety of these devices, or for that matter — turning back to the most critical issue of the day — there are no valid studies on the safety of vaccines given to our children or adults, and the results of this, while ignored, have produced a catastrophic cascade of permanently damaged children.
Despite a long history of illness connected with inventions, society has been deliberately dissuaded from considering the downside of all of these newfangled conveniences that make communication instantaneous but diminish the health of the population significantly. Perhaps this is merely more population control philosophy in action.
The first factor ever isolated in predicting autism was the knowledge that mothers exposed to radiation had children with autism. There you have the long thin wire connecting your cell phone to carcinoma.
Spin quickly from the past to the present and you have Dr. Andrew Kaufman telling interviewer Spiro Skouras, “I haven’t found any evidence that vaccines are beneficial and I have found much scientific evidence that vaccines cause much, much harm.” https://www.activistpost.com/2020/06/dr-andrew-kaufman-responds-to-reuters-fact-check-on-covid-19-vaccine-genetically-modifying-humans.html (26:00)
But perhaps the best example of the more immediate social issues that threaten our future as independent human beings
Rust Never Sleeps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6RZY4Ar3fw&list=PLYwfYGziz-_3HHHo0eOvdFJX6sQnr2oqa
The insane plans of our nightmare leaders to inoculate everyone in the world with their mind control poisons continues behind our backs except for the growing number of anti-media reporting sites. In particular, stories about Africa are generally ignored but often contain the seeds of ideas and action that soon appear elsewhere. Take for instance the brazen openness of black homicidal mania against whites in South Africa having a media-assisted connection to the Black Lives Matter abominations now being effectively used to destabilize the U.S.
Digging just a little deeper that we stumble over . . .
Africa to Become Testing Ground for “Trust Stamp”
Vaccine Record and Payment System
https://www.activistpost.com/2020/07/africa-to-become-testing-ground-for-trust-stamp-vaccine-record-and-payment-system.html?utm_source=Activist+Post+Subscribers&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=fbe2fc2f98-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_term=0_b0c7fb76bd-fbe2fc2f98-383793989
The same way they did it with the China virus. Once China locked down, then it was OK for the U.S. to lock down (and everywhere else as well). Heard anybody say, “It can’t happen here,” lately.
For instance, contact tracing software originally introduced as part of the COVID-19 response has since been used by police departments across the U.S. to track protesters during the country’s recent bouts of protests and civil unrest. Similarly, a controversial Israeli tech firm currently being used in Rhode Island offers AI-powered predictive analytic to identify likely future COVID-19 hotspots and individuals likely to contract COVID-19 in the future, while also offering governments the ability to predict future locations of and participants in riots and civil unrest.
In other news about how the government continues to invent new ways of tracking your every step . . .
In some cities like Minneapolis, though, officials are starting to turn to a familiar tool to investigate networks of protestors. The tool is contact-tracing, and it’s a familiar tool in that people have been hearing about it frequently in recent weeks as an important component of a comprehensive coronavirus pandemic response. According to Minnesota Public Safety Commissioner John Harringon, officials there have been using what they describe, without going into much detail, as contact-tracing in order to build out a picture of protestor affiliations — a process that officials in the state say has led them to conclude that much of the protest activity there is being fueled by people from outside coming in.
And what makes this even more interesting is the fact that a CNN analysis of Minneapolis data found what appears to be the complete opposite of the assertion about out-of-towners. Per CNN, “More than 80% of people booked into jail in Minneapolis on riot and other potentially riot-related charges over the past two days are from Minnesota, according to a CNN analysis of data from the Hennepin County Sheriff’s office. Officials had earlier claimed that most protesters came from out of state.”
Fake contact tracers plague Florida
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article244271002.html?
We want individual freedom; nothing less will suffice; accept no substitute.
Anybody who’s talking about philosophy, religion, any kind of group think, is regrettably off the mark. Yes, we need copacetic communities, and yes, we need a trustworthy system of, not exactly government, because we don’t really want to be governed . . . We want to be protected from the crimes of others and most especially from the crimes committed by the government against the people, which continue.
But more than we must insist on our God-given rights from whatever religion we choose or none at all to say that the most important possession we have is our individual freedom, and any other political, doctrinal, or philosophical concern must always remain secondary to the non-negotiable, irrevocable possession of it. No philosophy that does not adhere to that can never be trusted with the welfare of the people.
It doesn’t matter that the government can lead you around like a donkey chasing a carrot. You still have the right NOT to chase the bait and live your own life. When the government interferes with that choice, it is time to overthrow it.
There is refuge in a truly told past, a basis for a solid foundation for a reasonable species to construct a functional and contented civilization, were there but a mechanism to control the beast that has raged supreme since the dawn of time.
By now you must know that there is only one way to escape from the future, and that is to seize control of it yourself.
If you participate in the beast system you become part of the beast yourself.
Wooden ships
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O69L2mO9y-4
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