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You can't rally. We can riot. The staggering hypocrisy of the Democrats over COVID-19

Stephen L. Miller
Spectator
Sun, 14 Jun 2020 22:46 UTC
Protesters Hollywood Boulevard
Protesters crowd down Hollywood Boulevard
Are you ready for the second blame wave? As the country braces itself for an inevitable repeat surge in COVID-19 infections, we're told red-state governors 'opened too soon'. The next outbreak, we can be sure, will be something to do with the fact the President decided to resume his political rallies, approximately two weeks from now.


Comment: According to the WHO, a 'second wave' may be ruled out. However, it doesn't mean that a 'wave' of something could be coming around (ie, the flu, but rebranded either as covid-19 or some other virus) and whatever it is, will be blamed on all those shameless anti-lockdown protestors or Trump rallies.


What nobody says is that individual or social behavior is the cause. It can't possibly be the thousands of people closely together marching down city streets yelling and chanting, some with masks, some not. The guidelines fell completely by the wayside for the Democrats and much of network cable news.

In the middle of May, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser extended her lockdown order through to the June 8. Two days prior to her own lockdown order was to be reviewed, on June 6, she encouraged mass gatherings of protests, in a tweet saying 'Let's all meet here soon #BlackLivesMatter', with a photo showing off her big block yellow letters painted down a DC street. In a press release about a possible spike in coronavirus cases in her city, after two weeks of protests she encouraged herself, Bowser announced that 'DC Health has confirmed that a new peak was detected in the data, resetting the Districts Phase One count to nine days of sustained decrease.'

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Liberal hypnosis and graveyard of protest

Jason Hirthler
Dissident Voice
Wed, 17 Jun 2020 00:00 UTC
Trump Derangement Syndrome
Spellbound. Hypnotized. Entranced. Narcotized. Captivated. Anesthetized. Mesmerized. Fascinated. Mystified. Stupefied. From literature to film, our culture is rife with stories of men and women coming under the mental sway of diabolic schemers. Wielding the conditional clauses like a wand, Iago spellbinds Othello to a state of jealous rage, which leads him to kill Desdemona, his innocent wife. In the German series Perfume, a master of scent-making conjures fragrances unique to a particular person, and which makes him or her completely irresistible. In the film Inception, ingenious thieves implant formidable ideas in the subconscious of unwitting targets. Anywhere we look along the cultural horizon, we see myriad forms of mental control enacted by hypnotists, enchanters, occultists, witches and wizards. Of course, none of these appellations carry anything but contempt in the public realm. Except that the idea of mentally hijacking the consciousness of another person, or many persons, is no myth. It is real, and it happens daily, typically through the various apparatuses we've liberally scattered through our homes. Televisions, mobile apps, podcasts, magazines, books, even Amazon echoes, which are being made to recognize emotional states (in order to monetize them). We are eminently suggestible. We are prey to the charisma of the sociopath, susceptible to the pressure of peers, tender-minded before the majestic visions of religious seers.
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Meet the company who created more than 500 police snitching apps

mapi
MassPrivateI
Tue, 16 Jun 2020 00:00 UTC
snitching
The company responsible for creating a network of police snitching apps in the U.S. and Canada is trying to convince the public to use a new app.

Want to report your neighbor for not social distancing, report them for being a George Floyd protester, or perhaps you have seen something suspicious? Chances are pretty good that OCV, LLC has created that app.

OCV has created a mind-boggling 500 law enforcement apps.
"With over nine years of experience serving public safety agencies, OCV, LLC. has developed over 500 custom mobile apps and proudly serves over 40 states and Canada."
As The Daily Globe explains, OCV's latest app allows users to "lookup jail inmates and wanted lists, as well as submit anonymous tips about crime."

In Rock County, Minnesota, the Sheriff's department has already received a tip from a concerned citizen. Because who doesn't want to send police an anonymous tip about their neighbors?
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#WalkAway founder kicked off flight for refusal to wear mask, US airline trade group threatens to blacklist 'violators'


RT
Wed, 17 Jun 2020 18:35 UTC
mask plane
© AFP / Sandy Huffaker
Political activist Brandon Straka was removed from an American Airlines flight for refusing to wear a mask the day trade group Airlines for America announced that passengers who refuse to mask up can be blacklisted from flying.

Straka, a former Democratic Party member who very publicly left the party and started the #WalkAway movement, revealed he was removed from an American Airlines plane at Dallas Airport for refusing to wear a mask on Wednesday, noting on Twitter that it was the "1st time this has happened" to him, and complaining the mask requirement was "not a federal law." Flight attendants apparently begged to differ, telling him it was the law - though no such legislation exists.

Straka claimed the flight manager apologized to him after he was removed from the Tulsa-bound flight, and he has been contacted by the official American Airlines Twitter account.

Comment: See also: Nonsensical: Two-metre rule reduced for pubs 'if customers leave after 90 minutes'

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Best of the Web: Gaslighting the population: Two-metre rule reduced for pubs in Ireland 'IF customers leave after 90 minutes'

Kevin Doyle
independent.ie
Wed, 17 Jun 2020 02:30 UTC
Restaurant
© Mark CondrenRestaurant Association of Ireland chief Adrian Cummins said halving the physical distancing rule would be a "game changer" for the industry.
Pubs and restaurants will be allowed to reduce social distancing to one metre if they limit patrons to just 90 minutes inside their premises, the Irish Independent can reveal.

Fáilte Ireland has said today they are pushing for this to be increased to at least two hours.


Comment: One shouldn't indulge the madness.


The organisation has indicated that guidelines for hospitality venues to be issued ahead of the next phase of reopening Ireland on June 29 will include a reduced physical distancing threshold "in certain circumstances".

Tara Kerry, registrar and accommodation development manager with Fáilte Ireland, said told RTÉ Radio One today: "That is in the document and it is one of the things that we are seeking clarity on because we don't know what 90 minutes has been founded on so we are advocating that that goes to two hour at the minimum.

Comment: It doesn't make sense because it's based on lies, see: Everything You Think You Know About Coronavirus...

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San Diego man fired for alleged racist gesture, but he says he was just cracking his knuckles. His accuser has changed his tune


Conservative Fighters
Tue, 16 Jun 2020 19:07 UTC
tweet of man using racist hand gesture
© NBC7
A San Diego man lost his job recently after being accused on social media of making a racist gesture, but he says he was just cracking his knuckles. Now his accuser has backed off and said it might have all be a big mistake.

Emmanuel Cafferty lost his job with San Diego Gas and Electric last month after a stranger took a photo of him with his arm hanging out the window of his company pickup while he happened to be near a Black Lives Matter rally. The photographer then posted the image to Twitter, KNSD-TV reported.

The poster accused Cafferty, who is Hispanic, of making a "white power" hand gesture that has been made popular by many white supremacists. The gesture resembles the "OK" sign that includes the thumb and forefinger in a circle and the three other fingers extended.

The original tweet said, "[J]ust passed a bunch of kids walking on the sidewalk holding BLM signs, honked to say I am with them and this guy in the #SDGE truck pulls along side and flashes this at me for the next couple blocks."

Comment: Hopefully the accuser has learned a valuable lesson about the dangers of getting whipped into a fervor and throwing accusations around based on emotions and not evidence. Unfortunately, that doesn't help Cafferty whose life is now significantly changed because of a wrongful accusation.

That SDG&E fired Cafferty over this is perhaps an indicator of just how scared companies are of the being set upon by the woke mob. However, kicking an employee to the curb over nothing in order to protect their bottom line will not only sow distrust and disloyalty among the employees it also won't protect the companies. What they don't realize is that bending the knee today doesn't protect them from the accusations of tomorrow.





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Boston Mayor in favor of removing statue of Abraham Lincoln setting slaves free

Anthony Leonardi
Washington Examiner
Wed, 17 Jun 2020 19:15 UTC
Lincoln Boston statue
The mayor of Boston supports calls to remove a statue in tribute to President Abraham Lincoln as the "Great Emancipator."

Mayor Marty Walsh, who designated racism as a public health crisis in the city of Boston, is in favor of removing a statue of Lincoln that has stood for over 100 years in the city's Park Square. Walsh's office told the Boston Globe last week that it hopes to recommission that statue into one that "recognizes equality" and is investigating what processes the city would need to undergo to remove it.

The statue depicts Lincoln with one arm extended above a freed slave with broken shackles, symbolizing that, by Lincoln's hand, the institution of slavery was broken. The inscription on the statue reads, "A race set free and the country at peace. Lincoln rests from his labors."

Comment: These fanatics are reviving the spirit of Mao's Cultural Revolution where history can be replaced by any idiotic interpretation that turns reality upside down. Nothing is off limits, even the actual battles fought against slavery.

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Sen. Hawley introduces bill to give Americans the ability to sue Big Tech companies over political censorship concerns

Adam Shaw and Jake Gibson
Fox News
Wed, 17 Jun 2020 17:25 UTC
google youtube
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., introduced legislation Wednesday to give Americans the ability to sue major tech companies like Facebook, Google and Twitter if they engage in selective censorship of political speech.

The Limiting Section 230 Immunity to Good Samaritans Act, cosponsored by Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., Mike Braun, R-Ind., and Tom Cotton, R-Ark., would stop such companies from receiving immunity under section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, unless they update their terms of service to promise to operate in good faith.

"For too long, Big Tech companies like Twitter, Google and Facebook have used their power to silence political speech from conservatives without any recourse for users," Hawley said in a statement. "Section 230 has been stretched and rewritten by courts to give these companies outlandish power over speech without accountability. Congress should act to ensure bad actors are not given a free pass to censor and silence their opponents."
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Facts vs. fake: A worldwide lockdown of everything

Peter Koenig
Global Research
Wed, 03 Jun 2020 09:37 UTC
Fake news invasion
Do you know who coined the curse, "conspiracy theory" or accusation, "you are conspiracy theorist!" - It was nobody less than the CIA in the 1950s, to silence those who saw through the lie of the Cold War against the Soviet Union. This was a complete lie by US war strategists, to install fear in the population in general and in Europeans in particular and to boost the American Military Industrial complex - and presenting a constant threat to the communist Soviet Union.

A complementary phrase developed in the last years is "fake news" — people who are saying well-founded truths, are being accused of spreading "false news" - and that by the very media that spread the real false news and lies in the first place. A dystopian world indeed, and most of the public doesn't capture it.

Another denigrating term that has it lately into the vocabulary of the mainstream, "populist". It refers to people or ideas from the left, the middle or the right - as soon as they don't stick to the going narrative. By Webster's definition, a populist is someone who represents the people's views, a majority view, actually, it's a very democratic term, because a true leader should represent the people's views. But media manipulation has made of "populism" something of "lesser intellect" - and, of course, nobody wants to be of "lesser intellect", hence, it's become a derogatory term. That's how the media and psychologically worked propaganda can alter what people would call "my common sense".
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Vice is promoting a SPLC 'hate map' of Confederate monuments. This has led to violence before

Helen Buyniski
RT
Tue, 16 Jun 2020 17:05 UTC
SPLC racist statues map
© SPLCRacism, racism everywhere!
Vice is encouraging sledgehammer-wielding wannabe revolutionaries to use the Southern Poverty Law Center's map of Confederate monuments as a destructive treasure map. And it didn't end well the last time.

The Southern Poverty Law Center's "Whose Heritage?" map depicts the southeastern US as positively bristling with racism, in the form of brightly colored tags representing Confederate monuments. Updated last year to reflect the removal of more than 100 such sites, it still boasted 1,747 at the time of its republication. As anti-Confederate fever flares up amid the George Floyd protests against racism and police brutality, and rioters take sledgehammers to any monument they believe they can link to slavery, Vice has helpfully trotted out the SPLC's map again, handing the angry mob a to-do list that could keep them busy for months.

Don't see your favorite monument on the map? Readers who think the map is "missing" a site can suggest an addition via a helpful submission form, which Vice provides a link to. Not that the invitation will be abused at all at a time when statues of even Thomas Jefferson - who, despite being a founding father and the principal author of the Declaration of Independence, held slaves and therefore had to go - are being pulled down.
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