Behind the Headlines: Weinstein's Weinergate Goes Nuclear: Where is society at with #MeToo?

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Sun, 19 Nov 2017 17:00 UTC

From the initial scandalous revelations against movie producer Harvey Weinstein in early October, allegations of sexual harassment against celebrities have spread from Hollywood to encompass politicians and other household names, and in other countries around the world. Spawning the Twitter trend #MeToo, many women have spoken out about transgressions made again them, often naming their attacker.

What are we looking at here? An outcry for justice? A glimpse into the dark underbelly of society? A bandwagon for jumping on? Tune in to Behind the Headlines at 6-8pm CET (4-6pm UTC / 12-2pm EST) today as we try to get a handle on the mother of all worm cans.

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LindaMay ·

Smelly piece of shit!

· 2017-11-19T22:47:04Z

LindaMay ·

EEEEEUUUUWWWW

· 2017-11-20T00:15:11Z

Good Optics · 2017-11-20T07:56:30Z

LindaMay Gawd, can you imagine ? ?

I mean for 'real', with that ? ?

The blood doesn't merely curdle, it up and runs away screaming

LindaMay ·

My stomach O-o

· 2017-11-20T15:36:19Z

hobnyeba · 2017-11-20T04:56:03Z

It's certainly already influenced male-female interactions. Men pretend to be offended by (hilarious, or not so hilarious but who cares) "sexist" jokes; women equate creepy looks with harassment. I believe a few of the celebrity accusers made that mistake, equating creepiness with assault, or (not to be too controversial) a momentary lapse of reason with rape. My favorite one yet was against one my favorite directors: "He acted like he wanted to go out with me and it was super weird."

Of course it's weird, you have red flags then call it off.

Weinstein probs did rape people though

hobnyeba · 2017-11-20T04:57:05Z

hobnyeba allegedly, to finish that sentence without a period.

Highland Fleet Lute · 2017-11-20T09:10:01Z

From a certain point of view, it's probably correct to say: Normal human sexual attraction occurs between two compatible opposing bio-electrical fields. The mass uptake of cellphones/microwave devices from the 1990's and onwards has caused wholesale exponential disruption of these fields to the point where people are totally 'which-way-is-up?' as to what actually constitutes sexual attraction, and what is appropriate or inappropriate behaviour in matters to do with sex. In the Weinstein scandal, this state of affairs is easily obscured by the fact that Hollywood is, and always has been, full of liggers, pervs, prostitutes and swine.

As we're now entering an era where head-wipe/gender-wipe/human frequency control can be achieved by 5G Wi Fi field dynamics, maybe Hollywood is approaching first-phase-redundancy as deep-state-manipulation-tool.

Rowan Cocoan · 2017-11-20T09:28:54Z

Highland Fleet Lute As the son of a an Electrical Engineer, and one more versed than yer average amurcan in things electric/tronic, I find you point eye opening.

Scary, but I've never been scared to keep my mind open to hear the truth.

R.C.

Highland Fleet Lute · 2017-11-20T10:34:38Z

Well, as you probably know by now, Ro, I'm Mister 'Last of England without a cellphone'. I've been with the same fabulous female for quite a while now, but have very good recall of when I was out on the town every night, young, dumb, and full of c***.

Back in those days, mostly I probably wouldn't have made a move on a chick until sufficient a charge had built up in the atmosphere that a massive firework display was inevitable, so it's very difficult for me to understand as 'sexual attraction' this idea of picking someone out with a nice smile and a correct résumé from Facebook, or whatever.

On the subject of MMEMF's, I'm a bit at odds with the term 'electrosensitivity' unless it's applied to someone who suffers nosebleeds in strong magnetic fields. I think it's normal to be able to sense electrical fields, whether they're generated by technology, electrical storms, or humans.

An interesting experience in terms of all that: Going back and back, I remember the first Brixton riots, sitting in my flat in Brixton. My then girlfriend switched on the TV and The News came on "BRIXTON IN FLAMES!!!", so we both got on our boots and coats and went to have a look. I remember opening the front door and immediately, on the first gust of wind, you could feel this massive wave of electricity, tangible to both me and her. As we walked around the town it was almost as if you could see this 'electro-wave' hitting people, and when it hit, they would go crazy and start smashing things, even little old ladies were affected by it.

Doctor Gerald Pollack has an interesting theory about how birds charge themselves on electricity from the wind. Maybe there's something to it.

BlackCartouche · 2017-12-01T16:28:47Z

Highland Fleet Lute Hmm... interesting...

This Censorship Complex described is already well entrenched in the Commonwealth and possibly most of the five-eyes nations as well, U.S....

Baybars

"It is a serious national crisis." No, it is a serious international crisis. Good that someone is speaking out.

ReRan

Excellent article, Michael Nevradakis. You note that the heart damage is found primarily in males and it makes me wonder if damage to the female...

Baybars

I miss the bulletin boards of the 90's, when MSM didn't know what to do with the internet.

JTF Truth

But if the Censorship Complex succeeds and silences the few journalists and outlets still willing to challenge the government, Americans will no...

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