Sophia Narwitz
RTFri, 28 Aug 2020 17:30 UTC
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Popularized by gender activists, 'cis' has found widespread usage within the online-sphere. But where some see a word that simply designates a person as non-trans, others view it as an insult, and in this they're not incorrect.
By definition a 'slur' is
"an insulting or disparaging remark" and I fail to see how 'cis' doesn't match that description. Spend just a few minutes on social media, and it quickly becomes apparent how the label is weaponized. Cis men are portrayed as the beneficiaries of an uber privileged gender that doesn't
work hard for their individual achievements. They're also deemed as
emotionally unintelligent and a
disease. Just the simple act of
communicating with them is something to be scoffed at.
© CapturedNewsCar burn at a Kenosha auto dealership after rioters set fire to the business
Kenosha, Wisconsin police announced that they arrested nine people for disorderly conduct traveling in out-of-state vehicles Wednesday evening amid leftist race riots in Kenosha following the shooting of accused sexual assaulter Jacob Blake.
"During the early evening hours of August 26, 2020 Kenosha Police Department received a citizen tip alerting us to several suspicious vehicles with out of state plates meeting in a remote lot near State Highway 50 and Green Bay Road...The vechicles were a black school bus, bread truck and tan minivan.
Kenosha Police confirmed the out of state license plates...Police observed the occupants of the black bus and bread truck exit and attempt to fill multiple fuel cans...The vehicles contained various items that included helmets, gas masks, protective vests, illegal fireworks, and suspected controlled substances. The 9 individuals were arrested for disorderly conduct and are pending charging decisions by the Kenosha County District Attorney."
© Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty ImagesAnn Dorn, police captain David Dorn's widow, spoke at the Republican National Convention
Ann Dorn, the wife of slain former St. Louis Police Captain
David Dorn, called on governors and mayors to accept federal help in putting down violent riots after recounting the painful night that her husband was killed.
Ann spoke at the Republican National Convention on Thursday, the fourth and final night of the proceedings. Her husband, a 44-year veteran of law enforcement, died on June 2 while defending a friend's pawnshop from rioters who were defacing and destroying property and looting businesses across the city. The riots broke out following protests over the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody in Minneapolis on May 25.
Caitlin Johnstone
RTThu, 20 Aug 2020 20:55 UTC
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Many Donald Trump supporters religiously follow the QAnon conspiracy theory, claiming it holds all the keys to 'draining the swamp' and ending the status quo. It's a shameless distraction that ensures no real change ever happens.
Today the US president moved from tacit endorsement and evading questions on the toxic QAnon psyop to directly endorsing and supporting it, telling reporters "I don't know much about the movement other than I understand they like me very much, which I appreciate," and saying they're just people who love their country and don't like seeing what's happening in places like Portland, Chicago and New York City.Asked about the driving theory behind QAnon, that Trump is waging a covert war against a satanic pedopheliac baby-eating deep state,
Trump endorsed the idea but reframed it by saying that he's leading a fight against "a radical left philosophy."
"If I can help save the world from problems, I'm willing to do it. I'm willing to put myself out there," Trump said in response to the query. "And we are actually.
We're saving the world from a radical left philosophy that will destroy this country, and when this country is gone, the rest of the world would follow."
Comment: You're
never "free from any perceptual distortion." The moment you believe you are,
The Matrix has you! Life is a process of constant adjustment. Some things remain true throughout, but many don't because context changes.
The interesting thing about QAnon is that it indeed began as a psy-op with outlandish claims, but seems to have grown into this international movement that 'absorbed' the core elements that are true (elites everywhere are psychos, the media's lying about everything, Trump and some other leaders mean well, etc). What it offered in the beginning were 'titillating breadcrumbs', and people 'critically corrected' much of it to fill in the blanks with
solid truths.
The 'Q' motto of 'WWG1WGA' (Where We Go One, We Go All) pops up all over the place now, from anti-lockdown protests in Ireland to anti-establishment
Dutch rap songs.
So what probably began as a US intel operation has taken on a life of its own and become something with widespread symbolic appeal, something which, if the author could adjust her lens of perception, she would spend less time railing against and instead focus her energies on the really dangerous psy-ops, like Covid-19...
Nathan Layne
ReutersFri, 28 Aug 2020 01:06 UTC
© Brendan Gutenschwager/via REUTERSA man with a firearm raises his hands up as he walks towards vehicles during a protest following the police shooting of Jacob Blake, a Black man, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, U.S., August 25, 2020, in this still image obtained from a social media video.
Kyle Rittenhouse, a teenager arrested and charged in the shootings in Wisconsin that led to the death of two people and injury of another, faces six criminal counts, according to a court document released on Thursday.
The charges against Rittenhouse in Kenosha County include first degree intentional homicide in the death of Anthony Huber, who was carrying a skateboard when he was gunned down. A conviction on that charge alone carries a life sentence.
Rittenhouse, 17, is being held in Illinois where he lives. He has a court hearing on Friday for his requested extradition to Kenosha. The public defender assigned to his case in Lake County, Illinois has declined to comment.
Comment: It's funny that Reuter's has chosen to spin this as a crazy gunman scenario. Whether it was right for Rittenhouse to be out there with a weapon is debatable, but his shots weren't unprovoked. Also unoted in the above article is that Rittenhouse turned
himself into the police directly after the incident. Anyone who has seen the viral video circulating of the incident can see that.
Apparently Lin Wood, famous lawyer who represented Nick Sandman in the Covington case,
is helping Rittenhouse to find representation and has set up a crowdfunding service after GoFundMe and Fundly both shut down campaigns for his legal defense fund.
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In a world where everything is becoming politically correct, pedophiles on social media have seized a new opportunity to rebrand themselves as MAPS ("minor-attracted-people"). The MAP community and movement are growing in size and picking up steam particularly on social media apps like Twitter, where the problem is becoming increasingly worse. They've constructed their own flag and often describe their attraction to children as a sexual orientation, rather than the scientifically recognized mental illness that pedophilia is.
The goal is the MAP community is to normalize pedophilia and convince those who are "woke" enough to begin to accept them and view them as a marginalized class. Their intent is to follow the blue-print of LGBT acceptance, with some even insisting that pedophiles should be included within the acronym.With the insidious growth of MAPs online, more and more of these individuals are feeling brave enough to post their faces and attitudes toward those who hate them. Traditionally, MAPS have always hidden behind cartoon profile pictures, as anonymity was the only shield they had against (rightfully) major backlash. That's changing though, and we can now see these individuals willing to show their true selves.
Videos track the movements of Kyle Rittenhouse during Tuesday night's riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A team of investigative journalists, videographers and writers from the
New York Times has tracked the movements of the shooter Kyle Rittenhouse during Tuesday night's riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Rittenhouse, a 17-year-old native of Illinois, has been taken into custody for the shooting of three individuals during the riot. Two of the victims have been pronounced dead.
Rittenhouse appeared on multiple videos and photos taken throughout the night.
© Julian Hamilton/Daily MirrorCoronavirus rates in Oldham have prompted a local lockdown
A professor has claimed that 91% of neighbourhoods in England haven't recorded a
coronavirus case in four weeks.
John Clancy said that he believes
lockdowns cause non-coronavirus deaths as well, arguing that putting local areas into lockdown 'just in case' was an unacceptable response to "dodgy data".
The professor hit out at testing procedures in the UK, saying the system is in 'total chaos'.And he hit back as fears mount over a local lockdown in Birmingham.
Justine Coleman
The HillThu, 27 Aug 2020 00:01 UTC
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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) activated the National Guard in Minneapolis after police said misinformation about a homicide suspect's suicide sparked protests Wednesday night.
Walz announced the deployment of the National Guard and a peacetime emergency in the city late Wednesday. At a
press briefing early Thursday morning, he did not specify how many service members were being deployed,
The Associated Press reported.
"We once again see the unrest on our streets. And not just Minnesota but as a nation, this pain continues on," Walz said at the briefing.
Comment: More
from Fox News:
A suspected gunman fatally shot himself Wednesday as Minneapolis police were moving in to arrest him for a slaying committed hours earlier, sparking looting in the downtown area, police told Fox News.
The man was with a female at a parking garage around 2 p.m. when they encountered another man, Minneapolis police spokesman John Elder said. The couple got into a confrontation with the man, who was fatally shot by the man who was with the woman.
The couple fled on foot but the woman was taken into custody by police a short time later. Authorities searched for the suspected gunman and found him just after 6 p.m. in the Nicollet Mall area, a shopping and dining district in the downtown area.
"As officers approached, he produced a handgun and shot himself," Elder told Fox News.
Surveillance footage of the shooting showed the man shooting himself near a group of people.
Officers did not open fire, he said.
Looting inside downtown businesses occurred after the shooting, Elder said, but no details were available. Officers were beginning to make arrests, he said. Videos posted to social media appeared to show people smashing windows and breaking into businesses to steal merchandise.
...
Police Chief Medaria Arradondo dispelled misinformation that his officers were involved in the suicide death, saying it was not officer-related.
"I will not allow to add more trauma to a city that's still grieving from May 25," referencing the death of George Floyd, whose death while in Minneapolis police custody sparked ongoing nationwide protests and riots.
He said one officer was injured, but not seriously.
Hennepin County Sheriff David Hutchinson told reporters downtown that deputies were assisting the Minneapolis Police Department. He urged people to go home and obtain the facts of the case before jumping to conclusions about what happened hours earlier.
"When the police do things wrong we need to hold them accountable, but this is not the case," he told reporters. "We as the police, the Sheriff's Office did nothing wrong tonight."
Gov. Tim Walz declared a peacetime emergency Wednesday night and said the National Guard and 150 Minnesota State Patrol troopers were being mobilized to assist local law enforcement.
...
Fionnuala O'Leary
The SunWed, 26 Aug 2020 12:05 UTC
© AP:Associated PressA body believed to be Fernandes' was found on Tuesday
A MISSING Fort Hood soldier who reported sexual abuse was allegedly found hanged - becoming the twelfth death linked to the base this year.
Cops said the body believed to be that of missing Sgt Elder Fernandes was found in Temple, about 30 miles from Fort Hood, the Texas army base, on Tuesday.
Local police determined that it was the missing soldier based on the backpack he had with him, which had his drivers license inside but forensic confirmation is pending.
Fernandes, 23,
is the twelfth Fort Hood soldier to die this year and his family's attorney Natalie Khawam said he was found hanging in a tree.
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