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Jussie Smollett guilty of staging race-baiting hate attack to boost career

Gabrielle Fonrouge
New York Post
Thu, 09 Dec 2021 18:18 UTC
Jussie Smollett
© Kevin C. Downs for The New YorkJussie Smollett arrives Thursday at court, where he was found guilty of staging a hate attack.
Nearly three years after he claimed two Trump-loving bigots beat him up, tied a noose around his neck and doused him in bleach, Jussie Smollett was convicted Thursday of staging a hate crime in a misbegotten bid to raise his public profile.

Twelve jurors in Chicago criminal court found the disgraced actor guilty of five of six counts of felony disorderly conduct for filing a false police report following testimony from 13 witnesses and more than nine hours of deliberation.

As the jurors read out the verdict, Smollett, 39, stood huddled with his attorneys and kept his eyes trained on the panelists, remaining stoic as a phalanx of family members, who watched the eight-day trial from the front row of the gallery, sat frozen.

The actor, who took more than an hour to return to the courthouse to hear the jury's verdict and now faces up to three years in jail, was later seen embracing his siblings, some of whom didn't stand for the jury before the panelists left the courtroom.

Following the verdict, Smollett's lead defense attorney Nenye Uche said the actor plans to fight the conviction on appeal.

Comment: The last quotes of the article point to one of the biggest lessons of the Jussie Smollett Hoax: That it will take representatives of the law - who aren't politicized, radicalized or so corrupted - that they can actually do their job and hold the pathologized (and pathologizing) extremist Left in the US to account for their egregious lies and outrageous acts of violence.

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Snakes in Suits

"Freedom"? Austria's new chancellor announces 'end to lockdown' on Sunday but not for unvaccinated, vaccinated still suffer numerous restrictions

Kirsten Grieshaber
Associated Press
Wed, 08 Dec 2021 12:00 UTC
Austria mask christmas market
© AP Photo/Lisa Leutner, FileFILE - A person walks by a closed christmas market in Vienna, Austria, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021. As countries shut their doors to foreign tourists or reimpose restrictions because of the new omicron variant of the coronavirus, tourism that was just finding it's footing again could face another major pandemic slowdown amid the uncertainty about the new strain.
Austria's fourth national lockdown of the pandemic will end on Sunday but lockdown restrictions will remain for unvaccinated people, the country's new chancellor said Wednesday.


Comment: The other chancellor, Sebastian Kurz resigned following another, rather suspect, 'scandal', and this new one is clearly more than willing to oblige in enforcing the apartheid restrictions.


Chancellor Karl Nehammer said the end of the lockdown will be a "opening with a seatbelt," meaning some measures — such as an obligation to wear masks on public transportation and inside stores and public spaces — will stay in place also for people who are vaccinated or have recovered from COVID-19. There will also be an 11 p.m. curfew for restaurants and limits on the number of people attending cultural events.

Stricter measures can be implemented independently by regions that are especially affected by the pandemic, Nehammer said.


Comment: Unsurprisingly, the pathocrats don't offer the option of regions being allowed to drop, or even just to lessen, restrictions altogether.


Nehammer stressed that unvaccinated people could end their lockdowns immediately by getting the jab, but also acknowledged that "it still takes a lot of convincing to get those who haven't even been vaccinated yet."

Comment: See also: And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: NAZI Redux - Covid Camps in Australia, Mandatory Vaccinations in EU



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Light Saber

Parents revolt against 'vaccine dictatorship' for students in South Korea


RT
Thu, 09 Dec 2021 09:36 UTC
south korea school mask
© Jung Yeon-je/ReutersStudents take a university entrance exam in Seoul, South Korea, November 2021.
A union of South Korean parent groups has rejected the looming ban of unvaccinated students from libraries and public study rooms. The new restriction was adopted in response to the surge in Covid-19 infections.

The National Federation of Parents' Organizations, an umbrella group for South Korean parent groups, held a protest outside the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA) office in Cheongju, a city 120km south of Seoul, on Thursday. They denounced what they called "vaccine dictatorship," and held signs that said "vaccination through coercion and vaccine passes are human rights violations."

Starting from February, students aged 12 to 18 will be barred from public places, such as tuition centers, libraries, public study rooms, and internet cafes, unless they show a certificate of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 test. The measure, which was adopted amid the rise in infections, caused uproar among some parents.


Comment: As with the apartheid restrictions on adults, the authorities know that, unless there's a significant pushback from great numbers of people overturning this rule, the ultimate result will be in students choosing to suffer the experimental jabs, rather than having to go through the inconvenience of regularly, often invasive, tests.


Comment: The parents are right to be concerned, because over in Japan the government issued a warning of the serious side effects the experimental jabs pose, and in Vietnam 120 children were hospitalized and 3 were killed as a direct result of the programme to inject children.

Also check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: The Red Line? Governments Extend Vaccine Mandates to Children



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Light Saber

How to escape Google


Swiss Policy Research
Thu, 25 Nov 2021 08:02 UTC
US search engine market
© SparkToroThe US search engine market in 2019
Do you belong to the 94% of Internet users who have no clue?

Google Search has a US online search market share of about 70%, or even 94% if Google Images, Google Maps and Google-owned YouTube are added (see chart above).

If you belong to these 94%, there is some bad news for you.

As a well-known US podcaster recently discovered, Google is indeed "hiding information" from its users. This has actually been known for many years, but it has become especially obvious and serious during the coronavirus pandemic.

In fact, censorship by Google has become so bad that nowadays, advanced Internet users are using Google primarily to monitor the current extent of censorship, not to actually search for anything. US researcher Dr. Robert Epstein termed it the Search Engine Manipulation Effect (SEME).
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Book 2

Book review: Fauci, Gates, and the biosecurity state as told by RFK Jr.

Chris Masterjohn
chrismasterjohnphd.com
Sat, 04 Dec 2021 06:55 UTC
A review of The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health (2021) by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
the real anthony fauci
While the main title of Kennedy's new book bears the name of Fauci, one need only read as far as the subtitle to realize that this book is much more broadly about the global overthrow of constitutional democracy. Fauci and Gates get special naming in the title because they built what I will call the Global Pharma Machine. The climax of the book, however, covers the rise of the biosecurity state that hijacked this machine to turn it from a profiteering scheme into a final overthrow of constitutional governance, with the major orchestrators being more behind-the-scenes members of the military-intelligence complex, with strong connections to the CIA. Nevertheless, Fauci and Gates even have a hand in that part.

What follows is not a critical review where I pull apart each of Kennedy's claims and check it against the evidence found in each of his 2,124 in-text citations. That's not to say that I didn't study the book carefully. Here are my notes:

What you are about to read is how I see the world when I view it through the lens of Kennedy's book.

At the end, I include some personal reflections. Until then, I rely on the facts that Kennedy relays in the book to tell the story as I see it.

Comment: See also: Bobby Kennedy Jr on Fauci's Pandemic: 'Apocalyptical Forces of Ignorance And Greed Are Ushering in Totalitarianism'

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Attention

The war on a virus has resulted in colossal failure, and the ruling class is determined to cover up this undeniable reality

Jordan Schachtel
The Dossier
Tue, 07 Dec 2021 06:34 UTC
coronavirus
The war on a virus is long lost, and the sunk costs keep piling up.

Whether you believe that this was all to bring about a Great Reset or some of the actors involved genuinely wanted to stop a virus, the result is now clear. The war on COVID-19 is over and it has resulted in colossal loss. Not a single battle was won. They lost the war, they know they lost the war, and now the losing side of the war — the global "elite" — is attempting to cover up this reality by any means necessary, even if it means dragging the entirety of humanity down with them.

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Bug

England: Hundreds of SPAR supermarkets shut down, switch to cash after cyberattack

Bill Toulas
Bleeping Computer
Mon, 06 Dec 2021 00:00 UTC
Spar supermaket
© SPAR
Approximately 330 SPAR shops in northern England face severe operational problems following a weekend cyberattack, forcing many stores to close or switch to cash-only payments.

SPAR is an international supermarket franchise that operates 13,320 stores in 48 countries, but the recent security incident only affected stores in the northern part of England.

According to Lawrence Hunt & Co Ltd., which operates 25 branches across Lancashire, UK, the "total IT outage" has affected tills, credit card payment processing systems, and still prevents them from accessing emails.


Comment: This isn't the first story to be about a cyberattack to some sector of our food system. And it likely won't be the last.

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Magnify

Masked men raid home of Belarusian opposition figure's mother in Poland, post footage online


RT
Thu, 09 Dec 2021 14:47 UTC
belarus opposition
© Telegram / SVTV NEWS
A woman identified as the mother of a Belarusian opposition activist has appeared in a tearful apology video after her apartment was stormed by a group of masked men, forcing her to atone for her child's political activity.

The clip, shared widely online on Wednesday, was captioned with the words "warriors for [Belarusian President] Lukashenko broke into the home of the mother of a political refugee who is currently sheltering in Poland, and posted a video of her arrest with the caption 'Parents answer for their children.' She became the 907th political prisoner."

The video shows a group of men in ski masks and dark jackets, some of whom are carrying rifles, using crowbars to pry open the door of the apartment. The words "Parents answer for their children" are displayed at the start while an electric guitar soundtrack plays. The video then cuts to the woman on her knees on the floor, answering a question from one of the men.

Comment: See also:

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Fire

Suspected Fox News All-American Christmas Tree arsonist could be back on streets in a matter of hours

Rebecca Rosenberg
Fox News
Wed, 08 Dec 2021 22:25 UTC
Fox christmas tree new york arson
© Fox NewsThe Christmas tree at the center of Fox Square caught fire early Tuesday. Police said they arrested a man running from the scene.
The alleged arsonist accused of setting fire to the All-American Christmas Tree outside Fox News' New York City headquarters early Wednesday could be back on the street in hours, an expert said.

Police arrested tinsel-torching suspect Craig Tamanaha, 49, after he allegedly scaled the 50-foot-tall tree at the center of Fox Square just after midnight in Midtown Manhattan.

But former Manhattan prosecutor turned criminal defense lawyer Mark Bederow said he will likely be free by late Thursday since his crimes do not qualify for bail. "You can't give the Christmas tree an order of protection, so security will have to stand guard," he said.
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Red Flag

Newsom's endless COVID mandates spawned California's looting crime wave, officials say

Tori Richards
Restoring America
Mon, 06 Dec 2021 03:46 UTC
Smash and grab
© Valerie Macon/AFP/Getty ImagesCalifornia high-end store robberies target Apple, Nordstrom.
California's smash-and-grab robbery nightmare is directly tied to Gov. Gavin Newsom's continuing state of emergency declarations, according to the Orange County sheriff.

The California Judicial Council imposed a zero-bail system in response to Newsom's March 2020 executive order that imposed a yearlong lockdown, which became the most stringent in the nation. A chain reaction ensued, pushed along by district attorneys in the two hardest-hit cities, San Francisco and Los Angeles, who have refused to file stiff charges. The prosecutors are emboldened by support from Newsom, the Legislature, and local politicians, critics say.

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes told the Washington Examiner.:
"The looters are deliberate as to what they are doing. In my opinion, it is happening because they believe they can do it and not be held accountable. [When] the declarative emergency is lifted, it will go back to the normal bail schedule throughout the state."
Last month, Newsom extended his state of emergency order until March 2022, which would retain his grip on hundreds of laws for a full two years. Two bills have been introduced to curb Newsom's emergency power and place it with the Legislature, but both died in committee.

Comment: As tensions increase, expect a step-up in security surveillance courtesy this manufactured bonus round.

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