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Yellow Vest

Italians pelt police with stones & set off fireworks as hundreds descend on PM's office to protest lockdown


RT
Mon, 12 Apr 2021 17:26 UTC
italy lockdown
© REUTERS / Yara NardiRestaurant and small business owners take part in a protest calling for their businesses to be allowed to re-open, Rome, Italy, April 12, 2021
Hundreds of protesters have traveled to Rome from all over Italy to vent their fury at Prime Minister Mario Draghi and his government's strict Covid-19 measures, which are making life tough for small businesses like restaurants.

At least one protester was injured as a 500-strong crowd gathered in the capital on Monday, some of whom hurled stones and bottles at police, while others let off fireworks, Rome-based newspaper Il Messaggero reported.

There were chants of "freedom" and "we are all workers" as the crowd made its way to Draghi's office, where protesters faced off with lines of riot gear-clad police.

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Yoda

Reining in the little dictators: State lawmakers seek long-term limit on governors' emergency power


MyNorthwest.com
Sat, 10 Apr 2021 19:01 UTC
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer michigan
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
As governors loosen long-lasting coronavirus restrictions, state lawmakers across the U.S. are taking actions to significantly limit the power they could wield in future emergencies.

The legislative measures are aimed not simply at undoing mask mandates and capacity limits that have been common during the pandemic. Many proposals seek to fundamentally shift power away from governors and toward lawmakers the next time there is a virus outbreak, terrorist attack or natural disaster.

"The COVID pandemic has been an impetus for a re-examination of balancing of legislative power with executive powers," said Pam Greenberg, a policy researcher at the National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Bad Guys

Boston Police kept child sexual abuse allegations against union president secret

Jordan Williams
The Hill
Sun, 11 Apr 2021 09:09 UTC
Patrick M. Rose
© DAVID L. RYAN/GLOBE STAFFPatrick M. Rose Sr. covered his face during his arraignment in West Roxbury District Court on multiple charges of indecent assault on a child under 14.
The Boston Police Department allegedly hid accusations of child molestation against Patrick Rose Sr., a former patrolman who became the president of the police union.

An investigation from The Boston Globe found that Boston Police knew of the evidence against Rose regarding the allegations, and still allowed him to serve as a patrolman.

According to the newspaper, the police department filed a criminal complaint against him in 1995 for sexual assault involving a 12-year-old boy. The complaint was dropped, but the department conducted an internal investigation which found that he likely committed a crime.

Comment: Sadly, this is not the first time police forces have covered up such heinous crimes. See also:

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Mr. Potato

CNN's Brian 'Potato Head' Stelter is really upset Fox News personalities aren't sharing 'vaccine selfies'

James Anthony
Post Millennial
Sun, 11 Apr 2021 18:56 UTC
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CNN's Brian Stelter was talking with Matt Gertz on his how "Reliable Sources" on Sunday morning, and one of the topics mentioned was how Fox News refused to follow the "lead" of other media outlets in actively promoting vaccination. Stetler seemed pretty upset about it.


"COVID vaccinations are hitting another record this weekend .... a half-million above the prior Saturday record," Stelter says.

"And, uh, you know, I think it's really important to see all these TV anchors, personalities, showing themselves getting the shot. We've seen a lot of vaccine selfies from lots of folks at lots of different networks. Uhh, It's been really inspiring to see," Stetler continues.

But for Stelter, there is a stark divide between those who are advertising their vaccination status, versus those who are not. And for him, it is an ideological divide. He notes that Rachel Maddow and other left-leaning tv personalities have rolled up their sleeves live on TV to show themselves getting the coveted jab, despite fears and potential misgivings.

"I say all of that to make the following point," Stelter goes on. "Where are Tucker and Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham? Where's Ainsely Earhardt and Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade? Where are the biggest stars on Fox getting vaccinated?"

This is a big deal to Stelter. "I get it's a personal choice. I get that's between, you know, the host and their healthcare provider."
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Light Saber

'Voter fraud expert' Jovan Pulitzer says he was offered $10 MILLION bribe to stay quiet about 2020

A.M. Smith
enVolve
Mon, 12 Apr 2021 18:37 UTC
Jovan Pulitzer
Jovan Pulitzer
When Jovan Pulitzer gained fame for testifying before state legislatures about voter fraud, he was attacked heavily by mainstream media and Democrats. They tried to discredit the man in hopes that nobody would look at his astounding work in demonstrating how voter fraud was perpetrated during the 2020 election. When that didn't work, they tried a different approach.

In a recent interview with David K. Clements on The Professor's Record, Pulitzer revealed something only his inner circle had previously heard. When bullying didn't work at silencing him, they tried the good ol' bribe... and what a bribe attempt it was.

"So you know how bad this is, and I'm going to give you a nugget that nobody outside of my inner circle knows this," he said. "I got offered $10 million dollars to not do this."

Comment: Watch the full interview:
I am joined by a modern day Benjamin Franklin. Jovan Hutton Pulitzer is a world renowned entrepreneur, inventor, and most importantly, a PATRIOT. Jovan holds HUNDREDS of patents on technology used by billions of people around the world. He is also the chief authority on kinematic artifact scanning. He can detect a myriad of different forms of fraud on any piece of paper. This includes ELECTION BALLOTS. Meet the most feared expert in the world that every corrupt politician is trying to stop. Our country's future hangs in the balance. We address it all on this episode of The Professor's Record.

You can find me at theprofessorsrecord.com and at https://t.me/theprofessorsrecord.

You can find Jovan Hutton Pulitzer at https://t.me/JovanHuttonPulitzer and http://www.jovanhuttonpulitzer.org.
Jovan's efforts on behalf of Trump: The fraud has been attacked from many different angles: But the tentacles of the Deep State run deep. The Trump campaign's efforts at legal redress was frustrated at every turn:

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Heart - Black

Cambodia condemns Vice for edited photos of Khmer Rouge victims smiling

Rebecca Ratcliffe
The Guardian
Mon, 12 Apr 2021 18:45 UTC
Khmer Rouge victims
© Darren Whiteside/ReutersA tourist looks at portraits of Khmer Rouge victims on display at the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Cambodia has condemned images published by Vice media group that featured victims of the Khmer Rouge genocide, colourised and with some apparently edited to add smiles to their faces.

The artist Matt Loughrey modified images taken at the notorious Tuol Sleng prison, where thousands of people were tortured and interrogated before they were sent on to the killing fields of Choeung Ek.

Detailed records were kept by jailers, who took black-and-white photographs of every prisoner. The images were profiled by Vice on Friday, in an article that has since been removed.

Youk Chhang, the director of the Documentation Center of Cambodia, which maintains a vast archive of material relating to the Khmer Rouge, and a survivor himself, said his heart pounded when he saw revised versions of the photographs. "How can you change hell to happiness?" he said. "It was a grave injustice to the victims to alter such a piece of history, which is still a living history."

The Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts said it considered the edited images "to seriously affect the dignity of the victims" and called for them to be removed from publication, threatening legal action.

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NPC

Virtue signal diva: MSNBC's Joy Reid says she will double mask, shun indoor activities even after getting her second vaccine shot


RT
Mon, 12 Apr 2021 18:38 UTC
joy reid
© Twitter / JoyAnnReid
MSNBC host Joy Reid ignited criticism after saying she would not fly and would still wear two masks even after receiving her second Covid-19 shot. Critics say her stance might discourage people who are hesitant to be vaccinated.

"I too am one vax down, but even when I get the second shot, I am too 'scurred' to be out there wildin. No flying and no indoor activities for me. Nope!" Reid tweeted on Sunday.

In a follow-up tweet, the anchor said that her whole family is 'double-masking', and that they are not planning to stop "in the foreseeable future," presumably even after the second shot, which is required to be considered fully immunized.


Reid's take on the topic ruffled some feathers online. Comedian Bridget Phetasy took issue with Reid's message.

"This kind of rhetoric doesn't do much to encourage the people who are vaccine hesitant," Phetasy, a centrist who has previously said she's a life-long Democrat voter, tweeted.
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Megaphone

White supremacists plan nationwide rallies today, April 11 - UPDATE: Dud!

Tal Axelrod
The Hill
Fri, 09 Apr 2021 17:38 UTC
neonazi
© Reuters
White supremacists are planning rallies in cities nationwide this weekend under the banner of "White Lives Matter."

The rallies by the groups, organized on Facebook and the encrypted messenger app Telegram, are scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m.


Comment: 26 people responded to the above facebook event.


New York City, Fort Worth, Texas and Chicago are just a few of the cities that will see rallies.

Details on the gatherings are slim, though they take place as the nation still grapples with the aftermath of the deadly Jan. 6 riot on Capitol Hill when a group of pro-Trump rioters, including some white supremacists, stormed the complex and sent lawmakers fleeing for safety.

The rallies have already drawn planned counterprotests, including in Albuquerque, N.M.

"Join us at 10am at the Albuquerque Civic Plaza as we rally against white supremacy in all its forms. Please wear your masks, bring creative signs, water, plan on being loud, and bring your friends - we have safety in numbers," reads one page for counterprotesters.

Comment: More free advertising from the Jerusalem Post:
Two white supremacist events will take place in North Carolina, one in Raleigh at Nash Square, and another at the The Zebulon Baird Vance Monument in Asheville. The Police of both cities noted that they are aware of the white supremacist marches.

In Newport Beach, California, KKK flyers promoting the April 11 march have appeared throughout the region, prompting the Huntington Beach Police Department to confirm that they are taking measures to avoid violence. "We hope events such as this will serve as an opportunity for unity rather than a platform to spread hate, bigotry and division," a statement from the police department given to Newsweek said.

"The City of Huntington Beach proudly stands by the values of diversity, equity and inclusion," the statement said. "Toward this end, the men and women of the Huntington Beach Police Department will professionally and impartially perform their duties. I can assure you, we will not tolerate any acts of violence or criminal behavior meant to intimidate others."

Another white supremacist event planned in Ohio has also caught the eye of police. "Troopers will be present to keep people safe and protect property during any protest. And we always have troopers from around the state that are prepared to respond to an incident in the interest of public safety if they should be needed," Ohio Highway Patrol Staff Leut. Craig Cvetan told The Ohio Statehouse News Bureau.
Stay tuned for further updates. Will these be a dud? Will antifa and BLM make an appearance?

UPDATE: No surprise: it was a dud!







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Black Magic

Woke UK universities: It's now 'white, male and elite' to spell or use punctuation properly

Damian Wilson
RT
Mon, 12 Apr 2021 18:01 UTC
lecture hall oxford university
© Hufton+Crow / View Pictures / Universal Images Group via Getty ImagesThe Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom.
Barmy British universities insist English spelling, punctuation, and grammar are not important, it's the 'ideas' that matter, as they lower the bar for everyone to avoid discrimination. This strategy is bad news for ALL students.

Can't read? Can't write? Can't spell? Don't worry, that doesn't mean the university degree you imagine you deserve is out of your grasp, thanks to a bunch of woke academic lunkheads determined to drive achievement down to the lowest-of-lowest common denominators to give even the most illiterate mouth-breather a shot at success.

Because, in the name of 'decolonising the curricula' we are being asked to swallow the idea that expecting university students to use correct spelling, grammar and punctuation is demanding too much from the poor little darlings, and it risks discriminating against ethnic minorities and those who went to 'underperforming' schools, according to the geniuses at the University of Hull.

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Network

Fears 'real damage' will be caused as data of 1.3 million Clubhouse users leaked online


RT
Mon, 12 Apr 2021 17:49 UTC
Clubhouse phone app
A major data breach from a recently popular social media platform, Clubhouse, has been reported. The latest suggested leak may have compromised the personal information of 1.3 million users.

The apparent disclosure was reported by Cyber News this weekend. A Structured Query Language database containing user records such as names in connection with profile names, photo URLs, and numbers of followers, as well as related usernames on other social media accounts, including Instagram and Twitter, was "leaked for free on a popular hacker forum," it said. Clubhouse - a social media app to tune into conversations - has not confirmed the leak so far.

Comment: Clubhouse's reputation for tolerating or even welcoming open conversation on controversial subjects would make it a prime target for a cyber attack. CyberNews offered a checking service to Clubhouse users
To see if any of your online accounts were exposed in previous security breaches, use our personal data leak checker with a library of 15+ billion breached records.


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