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Not that the rioting and related violence have stopped — from the attempted assassination of cops in Los Angeles to "mostly peaceful" protests in New York, the mayhem continues — but it is less intense than it was earlier in the summer. Now, prominent outlets of establishment liberalism are warning that the destruction can, and will, be turned up if the nation votes "incorrectly."
The political extortion is not even hidden, with The Atlantic's Hamid writing that a Trump win is "the outcome most likely to undermine faith in democracy, resulting in more of the social unrest and street battles that cities including Portland, Oregon, and Seattle have seen in recent months. For this reason, strictly law-and-order Republicans who have responded in dismay to scenes of rioting and looting have an interest in Biden winning." A stereotypical mob line such as "Nice place you got here, shame if anything were to happen to it" is subtle in comparison.
"I think a lot of it comes down to people forgetting what principles are and why they're important," Snowden said in an interview with Joe Rogan on Tuesday. "You can hate Julian Assange, you can think he's a puppet of Russia, you can think he's the worst person on Earth - a reincarnation of Hitler or Stalin - and still realize that convicting him harms you."
It harms your society. It harms your children's future. People forget about this in today's world where everything has become partisan.While Assange "fell out of favor" with a large segment of American society in 2016 over WikiLeaks' publication of emails belonging to then-Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, his current extradition trial has "nothing to do with that," Snowden said.
Netflix released the movie on Sept. 9, which sparked a social media campaign urging Netflix users to cancel the service, saying the film sexualizes underage girls. By Sept. 12, cancellations increased eight times the daily averages recorded in August, Variety reported.
YipitData research firm compiled the data, and it's unclear if the spike in cancellations will have a large effect on overall subscriptions. The controversy over the film, however, is continuing as lawmakers condemn it as encouraging pedophilia.
Comment: Exploiting children in order to send a message against exploiting children is still exploiting children.
See also:
- Eighty-eight percent of elite film critics love Cuties compared to 3% of the audience
- If you think pedo-bait Cuties is acceptable but Orcs are racist and cartoons sexist, you've lost touch with reality
- Many mainstream film critics have come out in defense of 'Cuties.' Here's why their arguments are wrong
- #CancelNetflix trends after 'Cuties' release, as media critics dismiss outrage at child sexualization as 'right-wing campaign' UPDATE: Netflix doubles down
You may have noticed that John MacArthur, amid his legal battles with the local, regional, and state authorities of Commiefornia over his church's right to hold worship services, has begun publishing op-eds at the Daily Wire.
J-Mac has always been so gifted at explaining complex ideas plainly and succinctly. Such is the case with one of his latest pieces, titled, "Critical Race Theory, A Sickness That Cannot Be Allowed To Continue" (aw shnap 👀).
Comment: See also:
- White House cancels CDC's 'critical race theory' training after Trump banned it as "divisive"
- Trump admin ending critical race theory training at federal agencies: 'Anti-American propaganda'
- Journalist declares 'one-man war against critical race theory' after nuke lab holds 'white privilege' training
- Eight big reasons critical race theory is terrible for dealing with racism
The video is available later in this post or here. Be forewarned that it is extremely graphic. It shows an officer shooting a man, who later died. The man was identified as Ricardo Munoz.
An officer from the Lancaster Bureau of Police was responding to a domestic violence call in the 300 block of Laurel Street at about 4:15 p.m. when the shooting occurred. The shooting is under investigation by the Lancaster District Attorney, who said the man ran at an officer while holding a knife above his head.
Comment: More on the protests from RT:
Protests erupt in Lancaster, Pennsylvania as police fatally shoot knife-wielding man after he rushes at officer
14 Sep, 2020 03:58
Black Lives Matter activists have taken to the streets of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, demanding "justice" for 27-year-old Ricardo Munoz, who was killed by police after he charged at an officer with a knife.
People have been flooding to the police station in Southwest Lancaster City, chanting "Don't shoot" and other BLM slogans after an officer-involved shooting earlier in the day.
Footage on social media shows protesters smashing windows and jumping on a police car, as one of the gathering's leaders announces that "BLM riots" have kicked off in the city.
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Lancaster DA said that they have been "investigating" the shooting to determine if the use of force was justified, but noted that the preliminary investigation indicates that the knife-wielding victim posed a immediate danger to the officer's life before being killed.
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The incident took place around 4:15 pm local time, as the officers were responding to an alleged domestic disturbance.
While there is nothing in the DA's message to suggest that Munoz was mentally incapacitated, activists have alleged that the man was autistic. Protesters have also accused police of leaving the his body lying in the street "for hours" before it was taken away.
A man with the same first and last names as Munoz stabbed four people in Lancaster in March last year. At the time, police said that the suspect refused to drop his knife when ordered by officers, but was eventually taken into custody. His trial was to start tomorrow.
Nicola Sturgeon said a review of the counting system had led to the dramatic fall in the official tally.
Under the old measure - which included patients who had recovered from coronavirus, but were still in hospital for unrelated conditions - there would have been 262 people logged today.
But the First Minister said a "new and more accurate measure" showed the current figure was 48 patients.
Comment: See also: Everything You Think You Know About Coronavirus...
And check out SOTT radio's:
- Objective:Health - Deconstructing the Covid Narrative with Investigative Journalist Rosemary Frei
- Objective:Health - The Ultimate Insanity of the Covid Lockdown - Interview with Sott.net Editor Joe Quinn
Atlas is an advocate for opening up the economy and allowing natural immunities to control the virus. In this, he has many colleagues in the public-health profession who agree with him, including many epidemiologists, virologists, immunologists, and medical doctors, all names frequently covered at AIER. This interview conducted by Hoover allows him to explain his views in depth.
Incredibly, YouTube has taken down the video interview of Scott Atlas for the usual vague reasons about community standards.
Alex Berenson is right: "As censorship goes, this is both terrifying and idiotic. Like him or hate him, Scott Atlas is ADVISING THE PRESIDENT ON COVID - no one gains when YouTube denies everyone the chance to hear what he thinks. People who oppose him should want to know even more."
For over 80 years, visitors to Oxford University's Pitt Rivers Museum, one of the world's most important ethnological institutes, have been fascinated by its display of shrunken heads, decorated skulls, scalps and Egyptian mummies.
Twenty years ago, when I took a group of six-year-old boys to visit the museum, no one went away with racist and stereotypical thoughts. On the contrary, the visitors who are exposed to this exhibit are likely to discover an interest in other cultures. Now, we are all deprived of the opportunity to embark on our own personal journey of discovery and make up our own minds about what to make of this exhibit.

Video released by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department shows the moment that male suspect opened fire on two deputies at a Compton bus station
City Manager Jose Ometeotl posted on his previously public Instagram account that the ambush of two deputies in Compton on Saturday night was "expected in the society we live in today."
"The fact that someone randomly opened fire on deputies is to be expected in the society we live in today. The political climate and leadership of Sheriff Villanueva has only sowed the seeds of anger and frustration in the community. I pray for the deputies and their families while still demanding justice for Andres Guardado, Breana Taylor, Tamir Rice, Ahmaud Arbery..." Ometeotl wrote in the post, accompanied by a photo of Malcolm X with the caption, "Chickens come home to roost."

Convicted arsonist and murderer Amiram Ben Uliel in the Lod District Court on May 18, 2020.
Handing down the sentence, the Lod District Court said Amiram Ben Uliel, 26, committed the attack out of "extreme and racist ideology."
Ben Uliel, along with a teenage accomplice, were convicted previously over the 2015 arson attack in Duma. The attack, one of the most brutal acts of Jewish terror in recent years, claimed the lives of Sa'ad and Riham Dawabsha and their 18-month-old son Ali. Five-year-old Ahmed was the lone survivor of the attack.
The accomplice will be sentenced on Wednesday.
Comment: Mondoweiss adds:
According to Haaretz, in the wake of sentencing Ben-Uliel's wife maintained his innocence, saying "all the evidence" showed that "my husband did not do it."
Ben-Uliel's lawyers had previously attempted to get him acquitted, and it is expected that they will appeal his sentence to the Israeli Supreme Court.
Palestinians welcomed Monday's sentencing, with Palestinian members of the Arab-majority Joint List calling the sentencing an "important moment."
"The sentence is an important moment, when too many murders of Palestinians do not even reach trial," MK Yousef Jabareen said in a statement on Twitter, adding that "this does not clear the blame of the [Israeli] ministers who incited political assassination and created an atmosphere of racist hatred."
Head of the Joint List Ayman Odeh described the sentencing as only "partial justice," saying that "full justice will be done at the end of the occupation and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state alongside the State of Israel."
Hussein Dawabsheh, the father of Riham and the guardian of now 10-year-old Ahmad, said that the sentencing "will not bring anything back," echoing his previous sentiments that the conviction will not return his daughter to him, and will never ease the trauma that Ahmed experienced that day.
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- Psychopathic glee: Israeli extremists celebrate Palestinian toddler's death at a wedding













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