thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--Serbia: Unrest Over “Virus” Turns Violent – Protesters Tired Of Being “Lied To For Political Ends” (

Serbia: Unrest Over “Virus” Turns Violent – Protesters Tired Of Being “Lied To For Political Ends” (Video)

Serbia has been erupting over the lies their government and media have been pitching related to the hoax known as coronavirus/COVID-19 .
And they aren ’ t letting up anytime soon .
Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge has the story .
Social unrest has rocked Belgrade and other cities in Serbia this week in response to President Aleksandar Vucic ’ s reintroduction of government-curfews over surging coronavirus cases .
Serbian police fired tear gas and were dressed head to toe in riot gear , as demonstrators , mostly young people , assaulted police on Tuesday and Wednesday .
The New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the first in Europe since the pandemic began – also indicating the severity of the unrest was worst since the rule of Slobodan Milosevic in the 1990s .
Young Serbs quickly took the streets on Tuesday after Vucic announced Belgrade would be placed under a new order restricting movement in the region for three days to mitigate the spread of the second coronavirus wave .
Many were infuriated by the re-implementation of the lockdown after coming out of some of the strictest ones in Europe to allow the general election last week @ @ @ @ @ @ @ management turn violent.
” Serbia protests over coronavirus pandemic management turn violent .
“ We don ’ t mind staying home for another three days — that wasn ’ t the problem , ” said Dragana Grncarski , 45 , who has been protesting this week .
“ Citizens have been constantly deceived and lied to for political ends , ” said Tena Prelec , a political expert on Southeast Europe at the University of Oxford .
Jelena Vasiljevic , an expert on Balkan unrest at the University of Belgrade , said the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ – then re-implementation of the lockdowns took the population “ from one extreme to another.
” Vasiljevic said the “ excessive use of force ” by the government to combat rioters hasn ’ t been seen since the days of “ Milosevic in 1996 or 1997.
” Milosevic led Serbia through the Balkan Wars and was later charged for war crimes .
Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin was convinced the demonstration against the re-implementation of the lockdowns in Belgrade and other cities were “ carefully planned ” – and aimed at igniting a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ violence on the streets , we have an attempt at a coup , we have an attempt to seize power by force and an attempt to provoke a civil war in Serbia .
It can not be described and explained differently .
There is no reason , there is no reason to set fire to the Assembly , to set fire to the City Hall in Novi Sad , to attack the police , to beat people on the streets , to endanger life and to endanger the property of Serbian citizens , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the show Novo jutro on TV Pink , was asked to comment on the events in the previous two evenings .
Russian Times caught some of the unrest on video earlier this week .
Young Serbs can be seen clashing with riot police in front of government buildings .
“ There were indications of foreign involvement , and some criminal faces were there , too , ” Vucic said on Wednesday afternoon .
He added that virus cases will likely flare-up because of the mass unrest .
Vucic has also backtracked on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ instead , the government is expected to impose restrictions on public spaces and possibly limit business hours .
There ’ s also talk of fining people for not wearing masks .
When it comes to outside forces meddling in Serb domestic affairs , Russia came out on Thursday , denying it had any involvement .
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media

Serbia has been erupting over the lies their government and media have been pitching related to the hoax known as coronavirus/COVID-19. And they aren’t letting up anytime soon.
Tyler Durden at Zero Hedge has the story.
Social unrest has rocked Belgrade and other cities in Serbia this week in response to President Aleksandar Vucic’s reintroduction of government-curfews over surging coronavirus cases.
Serbian police fired tear gas and were dressed head to toe in riot gear, as demonstrators, mostly young people, assaulted police on Tuesday and Wednesday. The New York Times said the unrest was some of the first in Europe since the pandemic began – also indicating the severity of the unrest was worst since the rule of Slobodan Milosevic in the 1990s.
Young Serbs quickly took the streets on Tuesday after Vucic announced Belgrade would be placed under a new order restricting movement in the region for three days to mitigate the spread of the second coronavirus wave. Many were infuriated by the re-implementation of the lockdown after coming out of some of the strictest ones in Europe to allow the general election last week.
“Serbia protests over coronavirus pandemic management turn violent.” Serbia protests over coronavirus pandemic management turn violent.
“We don’t mind staying home for another three days — that wasn’t the problem,” said Dragana Grncarski, 45, who has been protesting this week.
“However, they’re playing with our minds and with the truth,” Grncarski added. “When it suits them to do elections, there is no corona. They organized football matches and tennis matches, and because of that we have a situation where the hospitals are full.”
“Citizens have been constantly deceived and lied to for political ends,” said Tena Prelec, a political expert on Southeast Europe at the University of Oxford.
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1280941701687803906
Jelena Vasiljevic, an expert on Balkan unrest at the University of Belgrade, said the expiration of the lockdowns for election purposes – then re-implementation of the lockdowns took the population “from one extreme to another.”
Vasiljevic said the “excessive use of force” by the government to combat rioters hasn’t been seen since the days of “Milosevic in 1996 or 1997.” Milosevic led Serbia through the Balkan Wars and was later charged for war crimes.
Demonstrators stormed the Serbian parliament building in Belgrade after President Aleksandar Vucic announced stricter measures, including the lockdown of the capital, over the weekend to halt the spread of the coronavirus https://t.co/dFlIVgyOkG pic.twitter.com/3E24L77ftv — Reuters (@Reuters) July 8, 2020
Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin was convinced the demonstration against the re-implementation of the lockdowns in Belgrade and other cities were “carefully planned” – and aimed at igniting a civil war.
“We have terrible violence on the streets, we have an attempt at a coup, we have an attempt to seize power by force and an attempt to provoke a civil war in Serbia. It cannot be described and explained differently. There is no reason, there is no reason to set fire to the Assembly, to set fire to the City Hall in Novi Sad, to attack the police, to beat people on the streets, to endanger life and to endanger the property of Serbian citizens ,” said Vulin, a guest on the show Novo jutro on TV Pink, was asked to comment on the events in the previous two evenings.
Russian Times caught some of the unrest on video earlier this week. Young Serbs can be seen clashing with riot police in front of government buildings.
“There were indications of foreign involvement, and some criminal faces were there, too,” Vucic said on Wednesday afternoon. He added that virus cases will likely flare-up because of the mass unrest.
“I wonder who will be responsible for the fact that hundreds and thousands of people became infected yesterday and the day before yesterday,” he said
Vucic has also backtracked on the curfew after several days of unrest – instead, the government is expected to impose restrictions on public spaces and possibly limit business hours. There’s also talk of fining people for not wearing masks.
When it comes to outside forces meddling in Serb domestic affairs, Russia came out on Thursday, denying it had any involvement.
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thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--What’s In Hand Sanitizers & The Truth About The UK Nursing Board’s Actions Against Kate Shemirani

What ’ s In Hand Sanitizers & The Truth About The UK Nursing Board ’ s Actions Against Kate Shemirani In this episode , we ’ ll talk about what ’ s in those hand sanitizers that many people are using .
In many , known carcinogens are a part of the product .
Additionally , Kate will talk about the actions of the UK nursing board as they were required to hear and respond to her arguments against them .
Instead , they took it upon themselves to meet and suspend her for 18 months , something they only @ @ @ @ @ @ @ threat to their patients , but Kate doesn ’ t work in a hospital .
She works with her patients on nutrition and cosmetics .
Indeed , it is a Kangaroo court that ’ s trying to shut Kate down from telling the truth , but they just gave her a bigger voice .
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In this episode, we’ll talk about what’s in those hand sanitizers that many people are using. In many, known carcinogens are a part of the product. Additionally, Kate will talk about the actions of the UK nursing board as they were required to hear and respond to her arguments against them. Instead, they took it upon themselves to meet and suspend her for 18 months, something they only do for nurses who are a direct threat to their patients, but Kate doesn’t work in a hospital. She works with her patients on nutrition and cosmetics. Indeed, it is a Kangaroo court that’s trying to shut Kate down from telling the truth, but they just gave her a bigger voice.
Previous shows in this series regarding the attacks on Kate.
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thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--If Obama’s Executive Order On DACA Was Illegal – So Is Trump’s

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals ( DACA ) was a policy decision by the usurper , Barack Hussein Obama Soetoro Sobarkah , during his usurpation of the people ’ s White House .
It was not law .
It was policy that had nothing to do with law .
Now , President Donald Trump has decided to stab his supporters in the back , again , and state that he will write and executive order and break his promise to those who put him in office , again , and make DACA a part of his EO .
President Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an executive order in the next few weeks which will include a “ road to citizenship ” for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals ( DACA ) recipients .
“ I ’ m going do a big executive order , I have the power to do it as president and I ’ m going to make DACA a part of it , ” Trump said in an interview with Telemundo anchor Jose Diaz-Balart .
“ But we ’ ll put it in and then we ’ re probably going to be taking it out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ legal complexities right now , ” Trump added , but did not expand on what he meant .
Trump , who has pledged to end DACA since he was on the campaign trail in 2015 when he called the program an “ illegal executive order , ” said that the bill wouldn ’ t just be for temporary relief but would be a far more encompassing merit-based bill .
How many of Trump ’ s supporters are going to do a 180 on his EO ?
A bunch !
I can tell you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anything this man does .
But that ’ s not all .
Trump has no authority in our Constitution to put a path to citizenship in place .
Congress writes law , not the president .
So , he ’ s looking not only at a EO , but a bill .
“ One of the aspects of the bill is going to be DACA .
We are going to have a road to citizenship , ” Trump told Daiz-Balart .
Trump added that “ one of the aspects of the bill that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that a lot of people will be , including me and a lot of Republicans by the way , will be DACA.
” What ’ s even more hypocritical is that after the Supreme Court ruled the other week in a 5-4 decision that rejected Trump dismantling a policy , not law , he had the audacity to tweet , “ These horrible & politically charged decisions coming out of the Supreme Court are shotgun blasts into the face of people that are proud to call themselves Republicans or Conservatives.
” Right , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ !
The “ conservatives Trump put on SCOTUS have been , for the most part , worthless in most decisions .
Alito and Thomas are the only ones currently sitting who have an ounce of constitutional persepctive .
Yet , here ’ s Trump doublespeak as he talks about how SCOTUS did him wrong and points the finger at how they have issued “ shotgun blasts into the face of people , ” and now , he ’ s going to turn around and go right along with it .
Hmmm , what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the face of those same people ?
Absolutely , it is .
There ’ s more from Trump ’ s history that shows even clearer the hypocrisy and how he is playing the American people in this in the Fox News report , which you can read here .
“ We ’ re going to show great heart .
DACA is a very , very difficult subject for me .
I will tell you .
To me , it ’ s one of the most difficult subjects I have , ” Trump said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ But you have some absolutely incredible kids — I would say mostly .
They were brought here in such a way .
It ’ s a very — it ’ s a very very tough subject .
We are going to deal with DACA with heart .
I have to deal with a lot of politicians , don ’ t forget .
And I have to convince them that what I ’ m saying is , is right .
And I appreciate your understanding on that , ” Trump said .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very , it ’ s a very difficult thing for me because you know , I love these kids , ” he added .
“ I love kids .
I have kids and grandkids and I find it very , very hard doing what the law says exactly to do.
” “ They shouldn ’ t be very worried , ” Trump said in an ABC News interview in January when asked how his policies would affect the Dreamers .
“ They are here illegally .
They shouldn ’ t be very worried @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
We ’ re going to take care of everybody .
We ’ re going to have a very strong border .
We ’ re gon na have a very solid border .
Where you have great people that are here that have done a good job , they should be far less worried .
We ’ ll be coming out with policy on that over the next period of four weeks.
” The point is , if it was unlawful for Obama to do it , it ’ s unlawful for Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t even been doing what he ’ s telling people he is doing with the wall and security .
He ’ s lying through his teeth about it .
• Why Are We Not Hearing About The Wall Any Longer ?
Are You Ready For This ?
Broken Wall , Broken Promises • For As Much As You Are Angry With Me For Telling You The Truth About The Wall , You Should Redirect All That Anger At The One Lying To You !
We Are Not Secure… Personally , I think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , not the federal government , but that ’ s me .
I mean it did take them more than a hundred years to “ discover ” they were to be the determiners of immigration law when the states had been doing it long before then , and yes , I do consider myself a citizen of the US-occupied state of South Carolina .
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) was a policy decision by the usurper, Barack Hussein Obama Soetoro Sobarkah, during his usurpation of the people’s White House. It was not law. It was policy that had nothing to do with law. Now, President Donald Trump has decided to stab his supporters in the back, again, and state that he will write and executive order and break his promise to those who put him in office, again, and make DACA a part of his EO.
Fox News reports:
President Trump said Friday that he will be signing an executive order in the next few weeks which will include a “road to citizenship” for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients.
“I’m going do a big executive order, I have the power to do it as president and I’m going to make DACA a part of it,” Trump said in an interview with Telemundo anchor Jose Diaz-Balart.
BREAKING: President Trump tells Telemundo’s @jdbalart he will sign an executive order on immigration that will include DACA in the coming weeks. #mtpdaily Trump: “One of the aspects of the bill is going to be DACA. We are going to have a road to citizenship.” pic.twitter.com/M926cty8A1 — Meet the Press (@MeetThePress) July 10, 2020
“But we’ll put it in and then we’re probably going to be taking it out. We’re working out the legal complexities right now,” Trump added, but did not expand on what he meant.
Trump, who has pledged to end DACA since he was on the campaign trail in 2015 when he called the program an “illegal executive order,” said that the bill wouldn’t just be for temporary relief but would be a far more encompassing merit-based bill.
How many of Trump’s supporters are going to do a 180 on his EO? A bunch! I can tell you from speaking to some who will justify anything this man does.
But that’s not all. Trump has no authority in our Constitution to put a path to citizenship in place. Congress writes law, not the president.
So, he’s looking not only at a EO, but a bill.
“One of the aspects of the bill is going to be DACA. We are going to have a road to citizenship,” Trump told Daiz-Balart.
Trump added that “one of the aspects of the bill that you will be very happy with and that a lot of people will be, including me and a lot of Republicans by the way, will be DACA.”
What’s even more hypocritical is that after the Supreme Court ruled the other week in a 5-4 decision that rejected Trump dismantling a policy, not law, he had the audacity to tweet, “These horrible & politically charged decisions coming out of the Supreme Court are shotgun blasts into the face of people that are proud to call themselves Republicans or Conservatives.”
These horrible & politically charged decisions coming out of the Supreme Court are shotgun blasts into the face of people that are proud to call themselves Republicans or Conservatives. We need more Justices or we will lose our 2nd. Amendment & everything else. Vote Trump 2020! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 18, 2020
Right, right…. more conservative… C’mon! The “conservatives Trump put on SCOTUS have been, for the most part, worthless in most decisions. Alito and Thomas are the only ones currently sitting who have an ounce of constitutional persepctive.
Yet, here’s Trump doublespeak as he talks about how SCOTUS did him wrong and points the finger at how they have issued “shotgun blasts into the face of people,” and now, he’s going to turn around and go right along with it. Hmmm, what would that be? A nuke to the face of those same people? Absolutely, it is.
There’s more from Trump’s history that shows even clearer the hypocrisy and how he is playing the American people in this in the Fox News report, which you can read here.
“We’re going to show great heart. DACA is a very, very difficult subject for me. I will tell you. To me, it’s one of the most difficult subjects I have,” Trump said at a press conference in February.
“But you have some absolutely incredible kids — I would say mostly. They were brought here in such a way. It’s a very — it’s a very very tough subject. We are going to deal with DACA with heart. I have to deal with a lot of politicians, don’t forget. And I have to convince them that what I’m saying is, is right. And I appreciate your understanding on that,” Trump said.
“But the DACA situation is a very very, it’s a very difficult thing for me because you know, I love these kids,” he added. “I love kids. I have kids and grandkids and I find it very, very hard doing what the law says exactly to do.”
“They shouldn’t be very worried,” Trump said in an ABC News interview in January when asked how his policies would affect the Dreamers.
“They are here illegally. They shouldn’t be very worried. I do have a big heart. We’re going to take care of everybody. We’re going to have a very strong border. We’re gonna have a very solid border. Where you have great people that are here that have done a good job, they should be far less worried. We’ll be coming out with policy on that over the next period of four weeks.”
The point is, if it was unlawful for Obama to do it, it’s unlawful for Trump to do it!
This man hasn’t even been doing what he’s telling people he is doing with the wall and security. He’s lying through his teeth about it.
Personally, I think the states should be deciding the matter, not the federal government, but that’s me. I mean it did take them more than a hundred years to “discover” they were to be the determiners of immigration law when the states had been doing it long before then, and yes, I do consider myself a citizen of the US-occupied state of South Carolina.
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media


thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--Firm Linked to HHS’ Robert Kadlec Poised to Become Exclusive Manufacture of COVID-19 Vaccines

America ’ s dance with fascism continues as the Trump administration has now given $ 1.6 billion to Novavax to produce a vaccine for COVID-19 .
By the way , vaccines have never been proven to actually prevent one thing , but they have been proven to cause serious harm and even death .
Now , it ’ s revealed that Robert Kadlec , the serving Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response ( ASPR ) for the Trump administration , just happens to be linked to Novavax .
• Who Is In Control Of Operation Warp Speed To Vaccinate America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s Tied Right To Bill Gates ( Video ) • More Evidence Trump Is Working With Bill Gates ’ Vaccine Under “ Operation Warp Speed ” • Operation Warp Speed : Yes , The President Is Pro-Vaccine Raul Diego of MintPress News has the story : Trump ’ s much-ballyhooed “ Operation Warp Speed ” unveiled in May of this year to produce and deploy a COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. is shaping up to be yet another scheme to funnel millions of dollars into a singularly corrupt pharmaceutical entity with deep ties @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Secretary for Preparedness and Response ( ASPR ) , who is in charge of the Strategic National Stockpile and is the architect of the legislative edifice which currently governs the nation ’ s public-private partnership ( PPP ) approach to health emergencies .
The task force ’ s latest and largest grant was awarded to Maryland-based Novavax , Inc. to cover late-stage testing and manufacturing of their COVID-19 vaccine candidate .
Only the sixth company to receive federal funds from Trump ’ s program , the $ 1.6 billion infusion is intended to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ doses by the start of 2021 , according to Novavax CEO , Stanley Erck .
The other companies favored by Operation Warp Speed include AstraZeneca , which received $ 1.2 billion last May to develop its AZD1222 vaccine ; ModernaTX , Inc. who was awarded nearly $ 550 million ; Merck and IAVI with the relatively paltry sum of $ 38 million ; Sanofi ’ s Protein Sciences got a little over $ 30 million and finally , Johnson & Johnson ’ s subsidiary , Janssen Research & Development , LLC obtained $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ad26-based vaccine technology platform , which will ostensibly “ maximize the probability of a successful vaccine and rapid deployment within the US and globally.
” Of these , the three largest award recipients have direct partnerships to manufacture their vaccines with one company .
Emergent Biosolutions , who was awarded a $ 628 million dollar contract by the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority ( BARDA ) to provide “ manufacturing support ” for the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines across the U.S. , has entered into agreements with Novavax , Johnson & Johnson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ manufacturing ( CDMO ) services .
A March article in the Washington Business Journal characterizes Emergent Biosolutions ’ contract with Novavax as hitting the pharmaceutical company ’ s “ sweet spot of teaming up with the federal government to address public health threats , with major contracts to fuel the national stockpile [ … ] .
” Indeed , Emergent ’ s track record with the federal government goes back decades , but it is anything but encouraging .
Originally BioPort , Emergent Biosolutions was formed in the late 90 ’ s for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anthrax vaccine manufacturing plant in the United States , which was then owned by the state of Michigan .
The events that subsequently transpired after the acquisition would reveal a scandalous pattern of cronyism , incompetence and outright criminality as the company siphoned off millions of dollars in federal contracts that went unfulfilled , to the point that the Pentagon was on the verge of rescinding the relationship and revoking their exclusive license for the production of the anthrax vaccine in August , 2001 .
After the infamous anthrax “ attacks ” later @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for good and one of the most high-profile suspects surrounding Amerithrax , Jerome Hauer , would join their board of directors where remains to this day .
Serious questions surrounding Emergent Biosolutions ’ history and links to Kadlec have surfaced as a result of this author ’ s collaborative investigation with Whitney Webb and subsequent investigations by the Washington Post and at least two letters from Congressional leaders inquiring about Kadlec ’ s failure to reveal his conflict of interests with Emergent Biosolutions and his dubious actions in his capacity of ASPR in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ policies .
So far , Kadlec has not publicly responded to questions regarding his ties to Emergent Biosolutions founder Fuad El-Hibri , with whom he co-founded East West Protections , a company that has provided biodefense services to countries around the world .
Nor have issues raised by U.S .
Senator Robert Menendez and Congressman Bill Pascrell , Jr. , been addressed about the removal of former BARDA director Rick Bright and a subsequent “ wholesale shift in strategy ” at the agency tasked with procurement of medical materiel , drugs , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Among the most telling questions posed by Pascrell , Jr. , and Menendez in their letter to Kadlec and acting BARDA director , Gary L. Disbrow revolves around BARDA ’ s role in Operation Warp Speed and whether or not any funding has been diverted from BARDA to that program .
The monies being disbursed by Operation Warp Speed shows clear signs of some sort of tacit agreement between Kadlec ’ s old friends at Emergent Biosolutions and the presumably independent “ Manhattan Project-style ” COVID-19 vaccine development program headed by the former @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world ’ s largest vaccine company and a military general with expertise in logistics .
The story of how Emergent Biosolutions obtained and maintained a U.S. monopoly on the anthrax vaccine has been covered in detail in the Engineering Contagion series .
It is a tale of corruption at the highest levels of both the public and private sectors , which exposes the vested interests of a shadowy cabal of global pharmaceutical firms and their agents in government who have been working in concert for decades to establish a mandated global market for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s central role in the execution of this scheme is only now beginning to be examined and the near-total grip of Emergent Biosolutions over the flow of federal dollars in relation to these biotech initiatives has been completely ignored by the media .
One notable exception might be the financial press , which has been stealthily offering positive investment tips about Emergent , calling it an “ under-the-radar stock , ” which has “ become the go-to manufacturing partner for companies looking to develop vaccines for the coronavirus.
” As usual , following @ @ @ @ @ @ @ center of the real action .
In the case of the COVID-19 vaccine , Emergent ’ s “ go-to ” status is borne out by this tried and true method , and when we survey the agreements already in place with the companies most likely to develop a vaccine for the novel coronavirus .
The value of Johnson & Johnson ’ s contract with Emergent Biosolutions , for instance , matches up almost exactly with the $ 456 million grant it received from the Trump administration ; Emergent ’ s five-year manufacturing agreement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ $ 480 million .
AstraZeneca ’ s vaccine candidate , which also received considerable funding from Operation Warp Speed , likewise reached an $ 87 million agreement with Emergent Biosolutions to manufacture its vaccine doses for the U.S. market .
The contract also includes contract development and manufacturing organization ( CDMO ) services to manufacture the British-Swedish pharmaceutical firm ’ s goal of more than “ 2 billion doses per year by 2021.
” Together with the Novavax contract , which has been in place since March , Emergent Biosolutions has positioned itself @ @ @ @ @ @ @ three of the six companies in the running to be approved for one .
Only Moderna has an agreement with a different manufacturer , while the remaining vaccine candidates are being developed by companies with their own manufacturing capabilities .
Novavax says that it is “ in the process of transferring its vaccine technology to an unnamed contract manufacturer that has two large manufacturing facilities ” to meet its goal of producing 50 million doses a month in the United States and that Emergent is only tasked with helping with the manufacturing of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , however , has a total of five manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and a $ 628 million-dollar contract with the federal government to scale production of the successful vaccine candidate to the tune of “ tens to hundreds of millions of doses.
” Given the sordid history of incompetence and corruption of the company once called BioPort , it would not be surprising if Novavax would prefer to keep the full extent of that partnership secret .
Anyone else seeing the cronyism in all of this ?
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America’s dance with fascism continues as the Trump administration has now given $1.6 billion to Novavax to produce a vaccine for COVID-19. By the way, vaccines have never been proven to actually prevent one thing, but they have been proven to cause serious harm and even death. Now, it’s revealed that Robert Kadlec, the serving Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) for the Trump administration, just happens to be linked to Novavax.
Raul Diego of MintPress News has the story:
Trump’s much-ballyhooed “Operation Warp Speed” unveiled in May of this year to produce and deploy a COVID-19 vaccine in the U.S. is shaping up to be yet another scheme to funnel millions of dollars into a singularly corrupt pharmaceutical entity with deep ties to Robert Kadlec, the serving Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR), who is in charge of the Strategic National Stockpile and is the architect of the legislative edifice which currently governs the nation’s public-private partnership (PPP) approach to health emergencies.
The task force’s latest and largest grant was awarded to Maryland-based Novavax, Inc. to cover late-stage testing and manufacturing of their COVID-19 vaccine candidate. Only the sixth company to receive federal funds from Trump’s program, the $1.6 billion infusion is intended to result in the production of 100 million doses by the start of 2021, according to Novavax CEO, Stanley Erck.
The other companies favored by Operation Warp Speed include AstraZeneca, which received $1.2 billion last May to develop its AZD1222 vaccine; ModernaTX, Inc. who was awarded nearly $550 million; Merck and IAVI with the relatively paltry sum of $38 million; Sanofi’s Protein Sciences got a little over $30 million and finally, Johnson & Johnson’s subsidiary, Janssen Research & Development, LLC obtained $456 million back in February for its Ad26-based vaccine technology platform, which will ostensibly “maximize the probability of a successful vaccine and rapid deployment within the US and globally.”
Of these, the three largest award recipients have direct partnerships to manufacture their vaccines with one company. Emergent Biosolutions, who was awarded a $628 million dollar contract by the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) to provide “manufacturing support” for the delivery of COVID-19 vaccines across the U.S., has entered into agreements with Novavax, Johnson & Johnson and AstraZeneca to provide contract development and manufacturing (CDMO) services.
A March article in the Washington Business Journal characterizes Emergent Biosolutions’ contract with Novavax as hitting the pharmaceutical company’s “sweet spot of teaming up with the federal government to address public health threats, with major contracts to fuel the national stockpile […].” Indeed, Emergent’s track record with the federal government goes back decades, but it is anything but encouraging. Originally BioPort, Emergent Biosolutions was formed in the late 90’s for the sole purpose of acquiring the only anthrax vaccine manufacturing plant in the United States, which was then owned by the state of Michigan.
The events that subsequently transpired after the acquisition would reveal a scandalous pattern of cronyism, incompetence and outright criminality as the company siphoned off millions of dollars in federal contracts that went unfulfilled, to the point that the Pentagon was on the verge of rescinding the relationship and revoking their exclusive license for the production of the anthrax vaccine in August, 2001.
After the infamous anthrax “attacks” later that month, their license was reinstated for good and one of the most high-profile suspects surrounding Amerithrax, Jerome Hauer, would join their board of directors where remains to this day.
Emerging Questions
Serious questions surrounding Emergent Biosolutions’ history and links to Kadlec have surfaced as a result of this author’s collaborative investigation with Whitney Webb and subsequent investigations by the Washington Post and at least two letters from Congressional leaders inquiring about Kadlec’s failure to reveal his conflict of interests with Emergent Biosolutions and his dubious actions in his capacity of ASPR in relation to recent unilateral changes to BARDA policies.
So far, Kadlec has not publicly responded to questions regarding his ties to Emergent Biosolutions founder Fuad El-Hibri, with whom he co-founded East West Protections, a company that has provided biodefense services to countries around the world. Nor have issues raised by U.S. Senator Robert Menendez and Congressman Bill Pascrell, Jr., been addressed about the removal of former BARDA director Rick Bright and a subsequent “wholesale shift in strategy” at the agency tasked with procurement of medical materiel, drugs, and vaccines for the Strategic National Stockpile.
Among the most telling questions posed by Pascrell, Jr., and Menendez in their letter to Kadlec and acting BARDA director, Gary L. Disbrow revolves around BARDA’s role in Operation Warp Speed and whether or not any funding has been diverted from BARDA to that program.
The monies being disbursed by Operation Warp Speed shows clear signs of some sort of tacit agreement between Kadlec’s old friends at Emergent Biosolutions and the presumably independent “Manhattan Project-style” COVID-19 vaccine development program headed by the former head of research and development for the world’s largest vaccine company and a military general with expertise in logistics.
The story of how Emergent Biosolutions obtained and maintained a U.S. monopoly on the anthrax vaccine has been covered in detail in the Engineering Contagion series. It is a tale of corruption at the highest levels of both the public and private sectors, which exposes the vested interests of a shadowy cabal of global pharmaceutical firms and their agents in government who have been working in concert for decades to establish a mandated global market for vaccines and other drugs.
Kadlec’s central role in the execution of this scheme is only now beginning to be examined and the near-total grip of Emergent Biosolutions over the flow of federal dollars in relation to these biotech initiatives has been completely ignored by the media. One notable exception might be the financial press, which has been stealthily offering positive investment tips about Emergent, calling it an “under-the-radar stock,” which has “become the go-to manufacturing partner for companies looking to develop vaccines for the coronavirus.”
The Money Trail
As usual, following the money usually takes us to the center of the real action. In the case of the COVID-19 vaccine, Emergent’s “go-to” status is borne out by this tried and true method, and when we survey the agreements already in place with the companies most likely to develop a vaccine for the novel coronavirus. The value of Johnson & Johnson’s contract with Emergent Biosolutions, for instance, matches up almost exactly with the $456 million grant it received from the Trump administration; Emergent’s five-year manufacturing agreement with the American multinational is worth approximately $480 million.
AstraZeneca’s vaccine candidate, which also received considerable funding from Operation Warp Speed, likewise reached an $87 million agreement with Emergent Biosolutions to manufacture its vaccine doses for the U.S. market. The contract also includes contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) services to manufacture the British-Swedish pharmaceutical firm’s goal of more than “2 billion doses per year by 2021.”
Together with the Novavax contract, which has been in place since March, Emergent Biosolutions has positioned itself as the only known vaccine manufacturer for three of the six companies in the running to be approved for one. Only Moderna has an agreement with a different manufacturer, while the remaining vaccine candidates are being developed by companies with their own manufacturing capabilities.
Novavax says that it is “in the process of transferring its vaccine technology to an unnamed contract manufacturer that has two large manufacturing facilities” to meet its goal of producing 50 million doses a month in the United States and that Emergent is only tasked with helping with the manufacturing of smaller late-stage testing doses.
Emergent Biosolutions, however, has a total of five manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and a $628 million-dollar contract with the federal government to scale production of the successful vaccine candidate to the tune of “tens to hundreds of millions of doses.” Given the sordid history of incompetence and corruption of the company once called BioPort, it would not be surprising if Novavax would prefer to keep the full extent of that partnership secret.
Anyone else seeing the cronyism in all of this?
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media


thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--Attorney:  New Audio Reveals “Conspiracy” To Cover Up Killing Of Breonna Taylor

Before the tragic murder of George Floyd by police , cops in Louisville , KY broke into an innocent couple ’ s home and murdered accomplished EMT , Breonna Taylor as she slept in her bed .
Instead of charging the officers who killed Breonna , cops arrested her boyfriend for trying to prevent her murder .
Now , newly released audio recordings from the investigation into Taylor ’ s fatal shooting paint a disturbing picture of how police allegedly conspired to cover up the details of her death .
After they broke into her home and killed Breonna Taylor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Louisville officers , Sgt .
Jonathan Mattingly and Officer Myles Cosgrove , were given paid vacations , not criminal charges .
As TFTP reported , this wholesale government-sponsored execution of Taylor and subsequent unlawful arrest of Walker took place without cause .
According to their lawsuit , Taylor was shot 8 times during a drug raid on the wrong home .
Instead of attempting to get to the bottom of the botched raid and hold those accountable who are responsible Taylor ’ s death , the department has circled the wagons and engaged @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has tried to sweep this under the rug , ” Sam Aguiar , another attorney on Taylor ’ s case said .
“ The family right now has a very understandable desire to know the full circumstances of what went on that night.
” Thanks to the newly released audio , we now know that cops actually admitted they were in the wrong .
The recordings reveal that a plainclothes officer went up to Taylor ’ s boyfriend after the fatal March 13 shooting and told him there had been a “ misunderstanding @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Why ’ d he say to me that there was a misunderstanding ?
” Kenneth Walker asked when he was interviewed by police just hours after the botched raid .
“ I don ’ t know , ” Sgt .
Amanda Seelye , a member of the Louisville department ’ s Public Integrity Unit , answered .
“ That ’ s some new information for us as well.
” “ I ’ m not an idiot , ” Walker replied .
“ They figured out something .
They did something wrong.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after the shooting .
By contrast , Sgt .
Jon Mattingly , who led the raid , wasn ’ t even brought in for questioning until 12 days later and had a lawyer present to guide him through answering the questions .
An expert told NBC News that the lawyer was “ leading ” the interview — essentially coaching Mattingly ’ s responses to protect him .
Mattingly , who was shot in the leg , said he backed out of the apartment as the shooting continued .
“ That ’ s kind @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because of your positioning , you know , initially when you ’ re shot , ” interviewer Sgt .
Jason Vance told Mattingly .
“ And then rightfully so , you ’ re returning fire.
” “ But you know you just said you made a conscious decision , you know , ‘ I ’ m injured , I need to move , so they can protect themselves and me as well , ’ ” Vance said .
“ And then — I don ’ t want to put words in your mouth.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Mattingly was simply agreeing .
This was hardly an interview .
“ The point of an interview is getting unbiased information , and that ’ s not what he ’ s doing , ” said Geoffery Alpert , an expert and criminologist at the University of South Carolina .
“ The questions are so leading , they ’ re basically giving him as much information as they ’ re getting.
” Though police claim to have announced themselves , Walker says he and Breonna heard nothing prior to the knocking and the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ — barging into his house .
In his interview , Walker tells investigators he and Taylor were dozing in front of a movie in the bedroom when they heard loud banging .
They shouted “ Who is it ?
” he says , but got “ No answer .
No response .
No anything.
” They scrambled to dress and Walker grabbed his licensed gun , he says .
They were standing in the hallway when the door opened in an “ explosion.
” Walker maintains he could not see who was breaking @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ warning ” shot because he thought it was an intruder .
Mattingly says he got all the way into the house and saw Walker pointing the gun .
He heard Walker ’ s shot and returned fire immediately .
Mattingly had been hit in the leg , and would later learn the bullet had punctured his femoral artery .
Walker did not fire his weapon again .
When she testified to a grand jury to have Walker indicted , Seeyle conveniently left out the fact that Walker thought the people at his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after Walker was indicted was Mattingly interviewed .
Clearly this was set up from the start to clear the officers and blame Taylor ’ s death on her boyfriend .
Family attorney Ben Crump took to Twitter and claimed the interview is evidence of a “ conspiracy.
” “ Audio of # KennyWalker and Sgt .
Jonathan Mattingly clearly reveal that there has been a CONSPIRACY to cover up # BreonnaTaylor ’ s killing since day one !
!
, ” he wrote , “ ALL the officers involved need to be FIRED @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added .
Indeed , something needs to happen .
From the shady nature of obtaining the warrants , to the coached interviews , the entire scenario was set up to punish Walker while clearing the officers .
And , for the most part , it worked .
So far , only Sgt .
Brett Hankinson , who fired 10 of the shots inside Taylor ’ s apartment — has been fired for “ wantonly and blindly ” shooting into the apartment .
None of the officers have been charged with a crime .

Before the tragic murder of George Floyd by police, cops in Louisville, KY broke into an innocent couple’s home and murdered accomplished EMT, Breonna Taylor as she slept in her bed. Instead of charging the officers who killed Breonna, cops arrested her boyfriend for trying to prevent her murder. Now, newly released audio recordings from the investigation into Taylor’s fatal shooting paint a disturbing picture of how police allegedly conspired to cover up the details of her death.
After they broke into her home and killed Breonna Taylor, officer Brett Hankison and two other Louisville officers, Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly and Officer Myles Cosgrove, were given paid vacations, not criminal charges.
As TFTP reported, this wholesale government-sponsored execution of Taylor and subsequent unlawful arrest of Walker took place without cause. According to their lawsuit, Taylor was shot 8 times during a drug raid on the wrong home.
Instead of attempting to get to the bottom of the botched raid and hold those accountable who are responsible Taylor’s death, the department has circled the wagons and engaged in a cover up.
“LMPD has tried to sweep this under the rug,” Sam Aguiar, another attorney on Taylor’s case said. “The family right now has a very understandable desire to know the full circumstances of what went on that night.”
Thanks to the newly released audio, we now know that cops actually admitted they were in the wrong.
The recordings reveal that a plainclothes officer went up to Taylor’s boyfriend after the fatal March 13 shooting and told him there had been a “misunderstanding,” NBC News reported Thursday.
“Why’d he say to me that there was a misunderstanding?” Kenneth Walker asked when he was interviewed by police just hours after the botched raid.
“I don’t know,” Sgt. Amanda Seelye, a member of the Louisville department’s Public Integrity Unit, answered. “That’s some new information for us as well.”
“I’m not an idiot,” Walker replied. “They figured out something. They did something wrong.”
Walker was grilled for 98 minutes immediately after the shooting. By contrast, Sgt. Jon Mattingly, who led the raid, wasn’t even brought in for questioning until 12 days later and had a lawyer present to guide him through answering the questions. An expert told NBC News that the lawyer was “leading” the interview — essentially coaching Mattingly’s responses to protect him.
Mattingly, who was shot in the leg, said he backed out of the apartment as the shooting continued.
“That’s kind of like what I was getting to because of your positioning, you know, initially when you’re shot,” interviewer Sgt. Jason Vance told Mattingly. “And then rightfully so, you’re returning fire.”
“Mm-hmmm,” Mattingly replied.
“But you know you just said you made a conscious decision, you know, ‘I’m injured, I need to move, so they can protect themselves and me as well,’” Vance said. “And then — I don’t want to put words in your mouth.”
“No, that’s it,” Mattingly said.
Vance was doing all the talking and Mattingly was simply agreeing. This was hardly an interview.
“The point of an interview is getting unbiased information, and that’s not what he’s doing,” said Geoffery Alpert, an expert and criminologist at the University of South Carolina. “The questions are so leading, they’re basically giving him as much information as they’re getting.”
Though police claim to have announced themselves, Walker says he and Breonna heard nothing prior to the knocking and the cops — who were not in uniform — barging into his house.
As NBC reports:
In his interview, Walker tells investigators he and Taylor were dozing in front of a movie in the bedroom when they heard loud banging. They shouted “Who is it?” he says, but got “No answer. No response. No anything.” They scrambled to dress and Walker grabbed his licensed gun, he says. They were standing in the hallway when the door opened in an “explosion.” Walker maintains he could not see who was breaking in, saying he fired one low “warning” shot because he thought it was an intruder. Mattingly says he got all the way into the house and saw Walker pointing the gun. He heard Walker’s shot and returned fire immediately. Mattingly had been hit in the leg, and would later learn the bullet had punctured his femoral artery. Walker did not fire his weapon again.
When she testified to a grand jury to have Walker indicted, Seeyle conveniently left out the fact that Walker thought the people at his door that night were intruders. Only after Walker was indicted was Mattingly interviewed. Clearly this was set up from the start to clear the officers and blame Taylor’s death on her boyfriend.
Family attorney Ben Crump took to Twitter and claimed the interview is evidence of a “conspiracy.”
“Audio of #KennyWalker and Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly clearly reveal that there has been a CONSPIRACY to cover up #BreonnaTaylor’s killing since day one!!,” he wrote,
“ALL the officers involved need to be FIRED and CHARGED with murder,” Crump added.
UPDATE: Audio of #KennyWalker and Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly clearly reveal that there has been a CONSPIRACY to cover up #BreonnaTaylor’s killing since day one!! ALL the officers involved need to be FIRED and CHARGED with murder. Listen to the recordings: https://t.co/khFjn1IIkj pic.twitter.com/Q6aVRVxxpx — Ben Crump (@AttorneyCrump) July 9, 2020
Indeed, something needs to happen. From the shady nature of obtaining the warrants, to the coached interviews, the entire scenario was set up to punish Walker while clearing the officers. And, for the most part, it worked.
So far, only Sgt. Brett Hankinson, who fired 10 of the shots inside Taylor’s apartment — has been fired for “wantonly and blindly” shooting into the apartment. None of the officers have been charged with a crime.
Article posted with permission from Matt Agorist


thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--NY Nazi Mayor de Blasio Cancels Parades, Street Fairs Through End Of September – Protests, Riots, Lo

NY Nazi Mayor de Blasio Cancels Parades, Street Fairs Through End Of September – Protests, Riots, Looting Excluded

Bloody Nazi .
Hizzoner said that his administration will also deny all permits for events in parks that would “ unreasonably diminish public use ” , street fairs , events larger than one block or for gatherings that require a sound system .
The Democrats have seized totalitarian control of the city .
We are being held hostage .
There is no COVID danger — this is a power grab .
NYC cancels parades , street fairs through the end of September City Hall put the kibosh on the summer parade and street fair season Thursday , extending the Big @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public gatherings until at least Sept. 30 .
“ No , we don ’ t need big events anytime soon , ” Mayor Bill de Blasio said on CNN .
“ We ’ ve had a lot of success making New York City healthier and we ’ ve got to stick to that plan .
“ The kinds of gatherings we ’ re used to — the parades , the fairs — we just can ’ t have that while we ’ re focusing on health right now , ” he added .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the West Indian American Day Carnival in Brooklyn Labor Day weekend , the Dominican Day Parade in midtown Manhattan and the San Gennaro festival in Little Italy .
“ We were hoping the feast would happen .
But we ’ re not surprised , ” said Mort Berkowitz , who has organized the San Gennaro Festival since 1996 .
“ We expected it wouldn ’ t happen because of the coronavirus pandemic.
” “ Twenty-five percent of our customers come from around the world , especially Italy , ” he added .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in because of the coronavirus .
Officials will not issue any permits for events that could interfere with the city ’ s ‘ Open Streets ’ or ‘ Open Restaurants ’ programs , which closed off streets to automobile traffic to give New Yorkers more space to socially distance and eateries and bars space to expand their outdoor seating .
Additionally , Hizzoner said that his administration will also deny all permits for events in parks that would “ unreasonably diminish public use ” , street fairs , events larger than one block @ @ @ @ @ @ @ system .
City Hall will refund or defer fees paid in connection with a denied permit .
Hizzoner ’ s latest order comes after officials canceled popular spring and early summer parades and festivals , including the Gotham ’ s landmark LGBT pride celebrations that typically happen in late June .

Bloody Nazi. Hizzoner said that his administration will also deny all permits for events in parks that would “unreasonably diminish public use”, street fairs, events larger than one block or for gatherings that require a sound system.
The Democrats have seized totalitarian control of the city. We are being held hostage.
There is no COVID danger — this is a power grab.
NYC cancels parades, street fairs through the end of September
By Nolan Hicks and Carl Campanile, NY Post, July 9, 2020 |
City Hall put the kibosh on the summer parade and street fair season Thursday, extending the Big Apple’s coronavirus closure of major public gatherings until at least Sept. 30.
“No, we don’t need big events anytime soon,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said on CNN. “We’ve had a lot of success making New York City healthier and we’ve got to stick to that plan.
“The kinds of gatherings we’re used to — the parades, the fairs — we just can’t have that while we’re focusing on health right now,” he added.
The shutdown will include big parades like the West Indian American Day Carnival in Brooklyn Labor Day weekend, the Dominican Day Parade in midtown Manhattan and the San Gennaro festival in Little Italy.
“We were hoping the feast would happen. But we’re not surprised,” said Mort Berkowitz, who has organized the San Gennaro Festival since 1996. “We expected it wouldn’t happen because of the coronavirus pandemic.”
“Twenty-five percent of our customers come from around the world, especially Italy,” he added. “This year they will not be coming in because of the coronavirus.
Officials will not issue any permits for events that could interfere with the city’s ‘Open Streets’ or ‘Open Restaurants’ programs, which closed off streets to automobile traffic to give New Yorkers more space to socially distance and eateries and bars space to expand their outdoor seating.
Additionally, Hizzoner said that his administration will also deny all permits for events in parks that would “unreasonably diminish public use”, street fairs, events larger than one block or for gatherings that require a sound system.
City Hall will refund or defer fees paid in connection with a denied permit.
Hizzoner’s latest order comes after officials canceled popular spring and early summer parades and festivals, including the Gotham’s landmark LGBT pride celebrations that typically happen in late June.
Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller


thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--Truth is Erased by The Racial “Whitewash”

I have to admit that my skin color has been a problem for me throughout my life : it ’ s pale , prone to blushing and gets incinerated by the sun in the blink of an eye .
I envy anyone who has a complexion that isn ’ t reactive and can handle sunlight .
All other things being equal , my friends of Kenyan and Caribbean origin really have it easy .
Some of the most wholesome and selfless women I have met have had Caribbean , Indian and South American roots : generous , warm and caring @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a private reality in their presence — of safety and nurture and self-worth .
That ’ s not to say that I haven ’ t had negative experiences with people of other ethnicities : I had a Nigerian flatmate once who hated me on sight , because no doubt he took me for a middle-class white boy who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth .
A drugged-up black guy threatened to stab me on the subway many years ago , because , again , my affluent Anglo-Saxon appearance triggered his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of those people were wrong in their assumptions ; the first one , who had changed his surname to sound more English than mine , had a family who phoned him regularly and generally looked out for him ; that was more than I could boast .
The other thug was greatly deceived in thinking his hard life made him a more ferocious foe than Little Soft Pale Skin on the seat opposite .
I had recently been on the martial arts tournament circuit and was fit , with honed reflexes .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you don ’ t hang on the media ’ s every word , that many people live a life of regurgitated clichés — they talk like a sitcom character and their value system is as vapid as a Saturday afternoon ball game .
It ’ s no surprise then that they react on cue when the media authorizes them to be incensed about an issue that previously they hadn ’ t even thought about .
The anger ; where does that come from ?
Well , maybe , from trying to reconcile the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ where consumption and self-gratification are substituted for introspection , self-knowledge and meditation .
As a man working in the public relations world , I was outnumbered by women seven to one .
Some of those people were belligerent and vocal feminists .
Most were not .
What possible balance could a workplace have with staff who actively push an agenda of “ men are inferior ” and therefore fair game ?
The most heinous derelictions that I have witnessed have come from female social workers who have been called in to investigate abuses @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who have covered up the evidence and then apportioned blame on the father — to satisfy their extreme liberal lesbian ideology .
Statistically , in America at least , those lesbian couples are more prone to domestic violence than the general population .
Gender , race , or socioeconomic status as a justification for hating other people is just a cover for mental illness , in my view .
“ Projection ” of their own perversions onto others is the sin that binds them all together .
The soundbites of media and government @ @ @ @ @ @ @ neuroleptics to sociopaths and narcissists .
Life would be too painful without the crutch of empty platitudes and victimhood narratives that are dispensed free of charge from the TV each night .
It may be that because minorities of all kinds have had to fight for equal standing in society that they are being hailed or targeted now to lead an uprising against foes real or imagined .
A headline from a Canadian news site this week grabbed my attention : “ Vancouver police to investigate tire marks on LGBT crosswalk as ‘ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ News ran a story on how the City of Seattle told its white workers to undo their whiteness , and that their skin color was a crime .
This “ anti-racism training ” has been instituted across the US — in offices , schools , the military and local government .
A public records request into Seattle ’ s “ Interrupting Internalized Racial Superiority and Whiteness ” program revealed that white staff was told that their intrinsic qualities , of “ perfectionism ” , “ objectivity ” and “ individualism ” were offensive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ those employees to “ undo your own whiteness ” .
In order to achieve this , they are being ordered to give up “ comfort ” , “ guaranteed physical safety ” , “ control over other people and over the land ” , “ relationships with other white people ” , “ niceties from neighbors and colleagues ” and “ the certainty of your jobs.
” There ’ s more : Washington state has suggested giving priority to non-white students during the reopening .
A Black Lives Matter leader in Toronto , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ written in a 2016 Facebook post that “ white people are a genetic defect of blackness ” .
She went on to write that “ white people need white supremacy as a mechanism to protect their survival as a people because all they can do is produce themselves .
Black people , simply through their dominant genes , can literally wipe out the white race if we had the power to.
” This ideology and mentality reminded me of the scribes of old ; the ecclesiastics of the ancient world and middle ages @ @ @ @ @ @ @ imperial ambitions of their emperors and kings .
The Roman Church scholars penned similar verses to Ms Khogali to justify the invasion of Poland by the Germans and the takeover of Ireland by the English Crown .
It has been repeated a million times since to lend credence to any number of causes .
One of my ancestors , Giraldus Cambrensis , a Cambro-Norman ecclesiastic , wrote in 1188 : “ The Irish are a rude people , subsisting on the produce of their cattle only , and living themselves like beasts ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Normans invaded .
I am less sure of the historical origins of “ hate crime hoaxes ” — lecturers sending themselves hate letters and sports personalities “ finding ” nooses left on their door handles — but they are no less disturbing , perhaps hinting at a deep desire by the individual to relinquish personal responsibility in a manufactured scenario of victimization .
Talk about jumping on the bandwagon .
For the millennial video game generation , the hyper-real worlds of pixelated characters are not far removed from the simulacra of the news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ neither have much bearing on objective reality — but they do stimulate the cerebral cortex and provide a kick to the nervous system .
Religion has little hold on this generation , and yet they seek guidance and an organized way of thinking and something to fight for — but don ’ t expect them to carry out due diligence on any of the radical groups vying for their attention , especially when it includes state bodies , universities and “ charities ” .
Professors at Princeton University have sought to create a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ advise on diversity and to punish insufficiently diverse disciplines .
The manifesto makes 48 demands on the Ivy League college , including extra pay , additional awards and sabbaticals for the “ invisible work ” that non-whites do for the college .
The anti-racist drive sounds a bit racist — at least by prior societal measures .
The rush to label everything — including white flour , street signs and cosmetics — as racist does not tackle the ignorance that might lead to racist views , but more widely develops a system that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ anything .
If you trace the funding of the think tanks and groups that have pushed these narratives you invariably find yourself back with a banker or financier of caucasian ethnicity .
When a questioning middle class threaten to pierce the veil of fiat money and false history , the Hegelian dialectic is the favored weapon of attack by the secret power brokers .
The incomprehensible justifications for “ racial damnation ” follow a rising scale , where Orwellian double-speak eventually diffuses into the language and discourse .
Anyone who has ever listened @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stupifying effects of the jargon employed by the political class and its servants .
Good and evil are universal concepts ; they are discerned by the heart as much as through the head — the oppression and subversion of free thought , the censure of speech and intimidation through violence are as corrosive on Earth as they are on Alpha Centauri .
Society is indeed taking sides and experiencing a great divide : between good and evil — now and from the past .
Sometimes dramatic and sustained resistance is necessary to face @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amid the barbarian clamour for reparations and an “ eye for an eye ” , the crowd might save some ire for the real supremacists lurking in the shadows , pulling their strings .
Some “ sins of the fathers ” are indeed being revisited , if not addressed convincingly .
Does this pastiche theatrical witch hunt mean that western society has been living a lie all through the Flower Power generation and racial equality movements of the 1950s and 60s ?
It is dawning on many people that the capitalist fiat money @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for all , as promised by the detergent and auto commercials , but does that mean that we should revert to the caveman ideology of bludgeon and bully ?
Perhaps we inherent more than genes from our parents and ancestors — and by suffering prejudice do we atone for their misdeeds through a greater understanding of injustice .
When we evolve enough to put away the desire to lash out , and instead use those genetic traits ( that everyone seems so proud of ) to better ourselves and our world in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own skin from being excoriated — figuratively and literally .
It might have been politically expedient for Giraldus Cambrensis to look down on the Irish , but the dirt on the faces of that pastoral people would have added to the imagined difference that wasn ’ t even skin deep .
His kin would lead the crusade across the water from Wales and Bristol , and in a short few years became “ more Irish than the Irish ” .
What an irony .
Article posted with permission from Corey Lynn , originally @ @ @

I have to admit that my skin color has been a problem for me throughout my life: it’s pale, prone to blushing and gets incinerated by the sun in the blink of an eye. I envy anyone who has a complexion that isn’t reactive and can handle sunlight. All other things being equal, my friends of Kenyan and Caribbean origin really have it easy.
Some of the most wholesome and selfless women I have met have had Caribbean, Indian and South American roots: generous, warm and caring to such an extent that you enter a private reality in their presence — of safety and nurture and self-worth. That’s not to say that I haven’t had negative experiences with people of other ethnicities: I had a Nigerian flatmate once who hated me on sight, because no doubt he took me for a middle-class white boy who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. A drugged-up black guy threatened to stab me on the subway many years ago, because, again, my affluent Anglo-Saxon appearance triggered his programing or sense of victimhood. Both of those people were wrong in their assumptions; the first one, who had changed his surname to sound more English than mine, had a family who phoned him regularly and generally looked out for him; that was more than I could boast. The other thug was greatly deceived in thinking his hard life made him a more ferocious foe than Little Soft Pale Skin on the seat opposite. I had recently been on the martial arts tournament circuit and was fit, with honed reflexes.
It’s easy to forget, if you don’t hang on the media’s every word, that many people live a life of regurgitated clichés — they talk like a sitcom character and their value system is as vapid as a Saturday afternoon ball game. It’s no surprise then that they react on cue when the media authorizes them to be incensed about an issue that previously they hadn’t even thought about. The anger; where does that come from? Well, maybe, from trying to reconcile the blandishments of a Babylonian slave system, where consumption and self-gratification are substituted for introspection, self-knowledge and meditation.
As a man working in the public relations world, I was outnumbered by women seven to one. Some of those people were belligerent and vocal feminists. Most were not. What possible balance could a workplace have with staff who actively push an agenda of “men are inferior” and therefore fair game? The most heinous derelictions that I have witnessed have come from female social workers who have been called in to investigate abuses against children by their mothers, and who have covered up the evidence and then apportioned blame on the father — to satisfy their extreme liberal lesbian ideology. Statistically, in America at least, those lesbian couples are more prone to domestic violence than the general population.
Gender, race, or socioeconomic status as a justification for hating other people is just a cover for mental illness, in my view. “Projection” of their own perversions onto others is the sin that binds them all together. The soundbites of media and government are the cultural equivalent of Prozac and neuroleptics to sociopaths and narcissists. Life would be too painful without the crutch of empty platitudes and victimhood narratives that are dispensed free of charge from the TV each night. It may be that because minorities of all kinds have had to fight for equal standing in society that they are being hailed or targeted now to lead an uprising against foes real or imagined.
A headline from a Canadian news site this week grabbed my attention: “Vancouver police to investigate tire marks on LGBT crosswalk as ‘gesture of hate’”. Fox News ran a story on how the City of Seattle told its white workers to undo their whiteness, and that their skin color was a crime. This “anti-racism training” has been instituted across the US — in offices, schools, the military and local government.
A public records request into Seattle’s “Interrupting Internalized Racial Superiority and Whiteness” program revealed that white staff was told that their intrinsic qualities, of “perfectionism”, “objectivity” and “individualism” were offensive. The scheme is designed to help those employees to “undo your own whiteness”. In order to achieve this, they are being ordered to give up “comfort”, “guaranteed physical safety”, “control over other people and over the land”, “relationships with other white people”, “niceties from neighbors and colleagues” and “the certainty of your jobs.”
There’s more: Washington state has suggested giving priority to non-white students during the reopening. A Black Lives Matter leader in Toronto, Yusra Khogali, was reported to have written in a 2016 Facebook post that “white people are a genetic defect of blackness”. She went on to write that “white people need white supremacy as a mechanism to protect their survival as a people because all they can do is produce themselves. Black people, simply through their dominant genes, can literally wipe out the white race if we had the power to.”
This ideology and mentality reminded me of the scribes of old; the ecclesiastics of the ancient world and middle ages who would generate prose to underpin the imperial ambitions of their emperors and kings. The Roman Church scholars penned similar verses to Ms Khogali to justify the invasion of Poland by the Germans and the takeover of Ireland by the English Crown. It has been repeated a million times since to lend credence to any number of causes.
One of my ancestors, Giraldus Cambrensis, a Cambro-Norman ecclesiastic, wrote in 1188: “The Irish are a rude people, subsisting on the produce of their cattle only, and living themselves like beasts”. These sentiments appeared shortly before the Normans invaded.
I am less sure of the historical origins of “hate crime hoaxes” — lecturers sending themselves hate letters and sports personalities “finding” nooses left on their door handles — but they are no less disturbing, perhaps hinting at a deep desire by the individual to relinquish personal responsibility in a manufactured scenario of victimization. Talk about jumping on the bandwagon.
For the millennial video game generation, the hyper-real worlds of pixelated characters are not far removed from the simulacra of the news media. Both are constructed narratives and neither have much bearing on objective reality — but they do stimulate the cerebral cortex and provide a kick to the nervous system. Religion has little hold on this generation, and yet they seek guidance and an organized way of thinking and something to fight for — but don’t expect them to carry out due diligence on any of the radical groups vying for their attention, especially when it includes state bodies, universities and “charities”. Professors at Princeton University have sought to create a “racial thought police” department to advise on diversity and to punish insufficiently diverse disciplines. The manifesto makes 48 demands on the Ivy League college, including extra pay, additional awards and sabbaticals for the “invisible work” that non-whites do for the college. The anti-racist drive sounds a bit racist — at least by prior societal measures.
The rush to label everything — including white flour, street signs and cosmetics — as racist does not tackle the ignorance that might lead to racist views, but more widely develops a system that will condemn anyone with dissenting views on anything. If you trace the funding of the think tanks and groups that have pushed these narratives you invariably find yourself back with a banker or financier of caucasian ethnicity. When a questioning middle class threaten to pierce the veil of fiat money and false history, the Hegelian dialectic is the favored weapon of attack by the secret power brokers.
The incomprehensible justifications for “racial damnation” follow a rising scale, where Orwellian double-speak eventually diffuses into the language and discourse. Anyone who has ever listened to Chinese radio will testify to the stupifying effects of the jargon employed by the political class and its servants.
Good and evil are universal concepts; they are discerned by the heart as much as through the head — the oppression and subversion of free thought, the censure of speech and intimidation through violence are as corrosive on Earth as they are on Alpha Centauri. Society is indeed taking sides and experiencing a great divide: between good and evil — now and from the past. Sometimes dramatic and sustained resistance is necessary to face down tyranny and expose injustice, but amid the barbarian clamour for reparations and an “eye for an eye”, the crowd might save some ire for the real supremacists lurking in the shadows, pulling their strings.
Some “sins of the fathers” are indeed being revisited, if not addressed convincingly. Does this pastiche theatrical witch hunt mean that western society has been living a lie all through the Flower Power generation and racial equality movements of the 1950s and 60s? It is dawning on many people that the capitalist fiat money system has not delivered the American dream for all, as promised by the detergent and auto commercials, but does that mean that we should revert to the caveman ideology of bludgeon and bully?
Perhaps we inherent more than genes from our parents and ancestors — and by suffering prejudice do we atone for their misdeeds through a greater understanding of injustice. When we evolve enough to put away the desire to lash out, and instead use those genetic traits (that everyone seems so proud of) to better ourselves and our world in a peaceful manner, then we save our own skin from being excoriated — figuratively and literally.
It might have been politically expedient for Giraldus Cambrensis to look down on the Irish, but the dirt on the faces of that pastoral people would have added to the imagined difference that wasn’t even skin deep. His kin would lead the crusade across the water from Wales and Bristol, and in a short few years became “more Irish than the Irish”. What an irony.
Article posted with permission from Corey Lynn, originally posted at CoreysDigs.com


thewashingtonstandard--2020-07-11--Attorneys Fight for Constitutional Rights Against Tyranny

First , they wanted everyone masked and stocked up on hand sanitizer , then came the toilet paper mania , and in short time states were mandating stay-at-home quarantines and “ non-essential ” business closures due to COVID-19 .
What began as a two-week quarantine , turned into weeks and months , and by May they had crashed the entire economy .
Everything was blown out of proportion , including the potential death rate , sending a lightning bolt of panic through the country .
With each week , more freedoms were stripped away , people ’ s constitutional rights @ @ @ @ @ @ @ arrests were being implemented against people who couldn ’ t wear masks , those who attempted to open their business so they could feed their families , or those who wished to pray at church .
In a matter of a few short months , the country was turned upside down and governors were abusing their authority .
Eventually , class action suits began in multiple states , citizens organized protests only to have their 1st amendment rights shut down due to “ health concerns , ” by the same governors who promoted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of other class action lawsuits against companies for committing fraud , failure to refund tickets , impact on voters rights , impact on employees , business interruption , impact on legal rights , schools , homeowners and other cases during COVID-19 were also filed .
It is a lengthy list , well worth reviewing .
In Western Pennsylvania , Giant Eagle supermarket is facing over 30 lawsuits for not allowing shoppers to enter who are not wearing masks due to disabilities .
Lawsuits are likely to continue for months to come , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ their rights .
Corey ’ s Digs has reported extensively on the COVID-19 situation since it began : COVID-19 : Inside The Hospital & Why The Lockdown ?
When The Masks Went On , Their Masks Came Off Investigations & The Battle for a Vaccine : Where is This Headed ?
PIH , Bobby Roush , and The Truth Behind Contact Tracing Surveillance In April 2020 , Attorney General Barr said that the DOJ would support legal action if governors ’ restrictions go too far , and setup a hotline for people to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , press 1 .
“ We ’ re looking carefully at a number of these rules that are being put into place , and if we think that goes too far , we initially try to jawbone the governors into rolling them back or adjusting them .
And if they ’ re not and people bring lawsuits , we file statement of interest and side with the plaintiffs .
As lawsuits develop , as specific cases emerge in the states , we ’ ll take a look at them ” Barr said .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ suits taking place , with or without the support of the DOJ , there are attorneys and state reps fighting for people ’ s constitutional rights , that unfortunately don ’ t seem to make it in the headlines .
It ’ s important that people spotlight these cases , especially those setting precedent , support those fighting for justice , and be aware that there are many avenues and resources for standing up for your rights .
Submitting to fear and following the herd is not one of them .
National Committeewoman @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Harmeet Dhillon , refers to herself as a COVID-19 litigation warrior in her twitter profile .
Founder of Dhillon Law Group , with offices in San Francisco and New York , Dhillon ’ s focus is in employment law , first amendment rights , election law matters , and commercial litigation .
There is a dedicated COVID-19 litigation page on her website , with 16 cases challenging Gov .
Newsom , many of which are partnered cases with the Center for American Liberty and other law firms .
Rep Anthony Sabatini , Florida @ @ @ @ @ @ @ filed lawsuits in St. Johns County , Hillsborough county and Orange county for unconstitutional mandatory mask ordinances .
He believes that making masks mandatory violates the law .
On July 3rd , Sabatini tweeted “ If you are arrested or fined for not wearing a mask – call me and I will represent you for free .
Sabatini can be contacted through the Florida House of Representatives contact page , or reached at 352-989-9100 .
Founder of Florida Civil Rights Coalition , trial lawyer Louis Leo IV is representing residents in Palm Beach @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for mandating masks that they allege have well-known risks and potential for serious injury and death .
Leo believes that people need to be educated on pseudoscience , and has said “ it ’ s coming largely from unethical organizations who profit from sickness and eliminating , not just civil rights , but human rights under the guise of disease prevention .
You know what you ’ re doing is wrong.
” In June , Leo and other attorneys successfully won their case against Miami-Dade County who had arrested and charged over 50 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unconstitutional county emergency orders were in place .
All charges were dropped against the defendants .
Arie Lipinski of Noel Law seeks to represent individuals who have been subject to fines and arrests over mandatory masks and other restrictions due to COVID-19 , as well as small businesses and churches that have suffered due to shelter-in-place orders .
Lipinski offers flexible fee arrangements , including contingency fees , and has worked pro bono on some cases pending circumstances .
Texas State Rep. Briscoe Cain has also stepped up to offer his services , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for not wearing a mask , I will gladly represent you .
FOR FREE.
” Cain can be contacted at his firm , here .
Several other attorneys have stated that they wish to help people , many for free , but are in the process of formulating an action plan , and have requested to be published in a future article once that is finalized .
If you are an attorney or state representative fighting for our constitutional rights against this tyranny , by fee or pro bono , please contact Corey @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , so we can continue to challenge these injustices .
When it comes to the constitution and knowing your rights , no one spells it out more clearly than constitutionalist KrisAnne Hall .
As a former prosecutor for the State of Florida , author of six books on the Constitution and Bill of Rights , and host of The KrisAnne Hall Show , her knowledge runs deep .
She is president of Liberty First University and teaches people about the constitution , while also fighting for people ’ s rights in the courts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Episode 1132 , Hall explains the “ Rights of the People vs Govt COVID Authority.
” It is a must watch VIDEO .
Hall has also provided flyers for individuals and businesses pertaining to mandatory masks .
A larger scale version can be downloaded here .
Another resource , the SSBAmerica website appears to provide some interesting legal templates and other resources that some may find helpful .
Stand Up For Your Rights or Lose Them Corey ’ s Digs recently published a report titled ‘ Let ’ s Get Real Before Real @ @ @ @ @ @ @ important message , concluding that if we do not stand up for our rights now , we will give up all of our freedoms in the long run .
This isn ’ t about a health issue with a death rate of less than 0.05 % , it is about a virus that has been politically weaponized to control the masses , strip away everyone ’ s constitutional rights , and keep people in a state of panic and fear .
From day one , the Surgeon General told everyone that masks “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from catching coronavirus.
” Many have forgotten this .
The CDC can not even state that they have scientific proof that masks prevent the spread of COVID-19 , and instead claim they could prevent spray and “ droplets , ” which is why they state , “ masks MAY help.
” Contrary to their “ droplet ” claim , Dr. Anthony Fauci said “ there ’ s no reason to be walking around with a mask .
When you ’ re in the middle of an outbreak , wearing a mask might make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ might even block “ a droplet , ” but it ’ s not providing the perfect protection that people think that it is .
And often , there are unintended consequences – people keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face.
” Even the World Health Organization stated that there is no evidence to show that masks prevent the spread of COVID-19 .
“ In fact , there ’ s some evidence to suggest the opposite in the misuse of wearing a mask properly or fitting it properly , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ program said .
The WHO later changed their tune when masks became a political agenda as riots ensued .
So why are so many people buying into the fear tactics and unconstitutional mandates that governors are making ?
The hypocrisy is so staggering , even the New York Times questioned why public health experts reversed course overnight to advocate for mass gatherings , after decrying the anti-lockdown protests as dangerous gatherings in a pandemic .
While churches still remain under restrictions and in the state of California no one is allowed to sing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on , Black Lives Matter protests and riots are permitted to continue by the thousands .
Bars , restaurants , small businesses , swimming pools and other outdoor activities still remain “ non-essential ” and a “ threat to health ” even though the curve has been flattened and the death rate remains lower than 0.05 % .
Recently , Senator Dr. Scott Jensen , a family practice doctor of 40 years , came under attack by the political agenda surrounding COVID-19 , and is now being investigated by the state ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the coronavirus.
” He spoke out about it on July 5 , 2020 .
It ’ s time to speak loudly , stand up for your rights , and fight for your constitutional freedoms before they are completely taken away from you .
Article posted with permission from Corey Lynn , originally published at CoreysDigs.com

First, they wanted everyone masked and stocked up on hand sanitizer, then came the toilet paper mania, and in short time states were mandating stay-at-home quarantines and “non-essential” business closures due to COVID-19. What began as a two-week quarantine, turned into weeks and months, and by May they had crashed the entire economy. Everything was blown out of proportion, including the potential death rate, sending a lightning bolt of panic through the country. With each week, more freedoms were stripped away, people’s constitutional rights were stomped on, unjustified fines and arrests were being implemented against people who couldn’t wear masks, those who attempted to open their business so they could feed their families, or those who wished to pray at church. In a matter of a few short months, the country was turned upside down and governors were abusing their authority.
Eventually, class action suits began in multiple states, citizens organized protests only to have their 1st amendment rights shut down due to “health concerns,” by the same governors who promoted and attended George Floyd protests. Hundreds of other class action lawsuits against companies for committing fraud, failure to refund tickets, impact on voters rights, impact on employees, business interruption, impact on legal rights, schools, homeowners and other cases during COVID-19 were also filed. It is a lengthy list, well worth reviewing. In Western Pennsylvania, Giant Eagle supermarket is facing over 30 lawsuits for not allowing shoppers to enter who are not wearing masks due to disabilities. Lawsuits are likely to continue for months to come, as more and more people stand up for their rights.
Corey’s Digs has reported extensively on the COVID-19 situation since it began:
COVID-19: Inside The Hospital & Why The Lockdown?
When The Masks Went On, Their Masks Came Off
Investigations & The Battle for a Vaccine: Where is This Headed?
PIH, Bobby Roush, and The Truth Behind Contact Tracing Surveillance
Protesters Provide Cover While The Country Bleeds
Historical Hypocrisy & Psychological Warfare
LAW & ORDER
In April 2020, Attorney General Barr said that the DOJ would support legal action if governors’ restrictions go too far, and setup a hotline for people to report violations of civil rights: 866-720-5721, press 1. “We’re looking carefully at a number of these rules that are being put into place, and if we think that goes too far, we initially try to jawbone the governors into rolling them back or adjusting them. And if they’re not and people bring lawsuits, we file statement of interest and side with the plaintiffs. As lawsuits develop, as specific cases emerge in the states, we’ll take a look at them” Barr said.
Aside from the hundreds of class action suits taking place, with or without the support of the DOJ, there are attorneys and state reps fighting for people’s constitutional rights, that unfortunately don’t seem to make it in the headlines. It’s important that people spotlight these cases, especially those setting precedent, support those fighting for justice, and be aware that there are many avenues and resources for standing up for your rights. Submitting to fear and following the herd is not one of them.
CALIFORNIA
National Committeewoman of the Republican National Committee for California Harmeet Dhillon, refers to herself as a COVID-19 litigation warrior in her twitter profile. Founder of Dhillon Law Group, with offices in San Francisco and New York, Dhillon’s focus is in employment law, first amendment rights, election law matters, and commercial litigation. There is a dedicated COVID-19 litigation page on her website, with 16 cases challenging Gov. Newsom, many of which are partnered cases with the Center for American Liberty and other law firms.
Dhillon Law Group website.
FLORIDA
Rep Anthony Sabatini, Florida state representative for District 32, has filed lawsuits in St. Johns County, Hillsborough county and Orange county for unconstitutional mandatory mask ordinances. He believes that making masks mandatory violates the law.
On July 3rd, Sabatini tweeted “If you are arrested or fined for not wearing a mask – call me and I will represent you for free.
Sabatini can be contacted through the Florida House of Representatives contact page, or reached at 352-989-9100.
Founder of Florida Civil Rights Coalition, trial lawyer Louis Leo IV is representing residents in Palm Beach County Florida who are suing county commissioners for mandating masks that they allege have well-known risks and potential for serious injury and death. Leo believes that people need to be educated on pseudoscience, and has said “it’s coming largely from unethical organizations who profit from sickness and eliminating, not just civil rights, but human rights under the guise of disease prevention. You know what you’re doing is wrong.”
In June, Leo and other attorneys successfully won their case against Miami-Dade County who had arrested and charged over 50 people for enjoying the beach while COVID-19 unconstitutional county emergency orders were in place. All charges were dropped against the defendants.
INDIANA
Arie Lipinski of Noel Law seeks to represent individuals who have been subject to fines and arrests over mandatory masks and other restrictions due to COVID-19, as well as small businesses and churches that have suffered due to shelter-in-place orders. Lipinski offers flexible fee arrangements, including contingency fees, and has worked pro bono on some cases pending circumstances.
Arie J. Lipinski
NOEL LAW
Carmel, Indiana
[email protected]
(317) 975-9754
TEXAS
Texas State Rep. Briscoe Cain has also stepped up to offer his services, tweeting out if you “get fined for not wearing a mask, I will gladly represent you. FOR FREE.”
Cain can be contacted at his firm, here.
Several other attorneys have stated that they wish to help people, many for free, but are in the process of formulating an action plan, and have requested to be published in a future article once that is finalized.
If you are an attorney or state representative fighting for our constitutional rights against this tyranny, by fee or pro bono, please contact Corey Lynn to be included in future publications, so we can continue to challenge these injustices.
Know Your Rights & Powerful Tools
When it comes to the constitution and knowing your rights, no one spells it out more clearly than constitutionalist KrisAnne Hall. As a former prosecutor for the State of Florida, author of six books on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, and host of The KrisAnne Hall Show, her knowledge runs deep. She is president of Liberty First University and teaches people about the constitution, while also fighting for people’s rights in the courts.
In the KrisAnne Hall Daily Journal Episode 1132, Hall explains the “Rights of the People vs Govt COVID Authority.” It is a must watch VIDEO.
Hall has also provided flyers for individuals and businesses pertaining to mandatory masks. A larger scale version can be downloaded here.
Another resource, the SSBAmerica website appears to provide some interesting legal templates and other resources that some may find helpful.
Stand Up For Your Rights or Lose Them
Corey’s Digs recently published a report titled ‘Let’s Get Real Before Real Gets Us,’ which is an important message, concluding that if we do not stand up for our rights now, we will give up all of our freedoms in the long run. This isn’t about a health issue with a death rate of less than 0.05%, it is about a virus that has been politically weaponized to control the masses, strip away everyone’s constitutional rights, and keep people in a state of panic and fear.
From day one, the Surgeon General told everyone that masks “are not effective in preventing general public from catching coronavirus.” Many have forgotten this.
The CDC cannot even state that they have scientific proof that masks prevent the spread of COVID-19, and instead claim they could prevent spray and “droplets,” which is why they state, “masks MAY help.” Contrary to their “droplet” claim, Dr. Anthony Fauci said “there’s no reason to be walking around with a mask. When you’re in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make people feel a little better and it might even block “a droplet,” but it’s not providing the perfect protection that people think that it is. And often, there are unintended consequences – people keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face.” Even the World Health Organization stated that there is no evidence to show that masks prevent the spread of COVID-19. “In fact, there’s some evidence to suggest the opposite in the misuse of wearing a mask properly or fitting it properly,” executive director of the WHO health emergencies program said. The WHO later changed their tune when masks became a political agenda as riots ensued. So why are so many people buying into the fear tactics and unconstitutional mandates that governors are making?
The hypocrisy is so staggering, even the New York Times questioned why public health experts reversed course overnight to advocate for mass gatherings, after decrying the anti-lockdown protests as dangerous gatherings in a pandemic.
While churches still remain under restrictions and in the state of California no one is allowed to sing in church, even with their masks on, Black Lives Matter protests and riots are permitted to continue by the thousands. Bars, restaurants, small businesses, swimming pools and other outdoor activities still remain “non-essential” and a “threat to health” even though the curve has been flattened and the death rate remains lower than 0.05%.
Recently, Senator Dr. Scott Jensen, a family practice doctor of 40 years, came under attack by the political agenda surrounding COVID-19, and is now being investigated by the state’s medical practice board for “spreading misinformation about the coronavirus.” He spoke out about it on July 5, 2020.
It’s time to speak loudly, stand up for your rights, and fight for your constitutional freedoms before they are completely taken away from you.
Article posted with permission from Corey Lynn, originally published at CoreysDigs.com