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Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
29 Aug 2020
The Question Concerning Covid-19 And Technology
'We are now, in fact, removed from the Western Athenian ethos that subscribes to pluralism, openness and, most important, a relentless and OPEN search for truth in wisdom. We seem pretty happily occupied by the so-called Jerusalem way of thinking.'
By ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon: At a time of health crisis one would expect to see an open global scholarly, multi disciplinary debate among scientists, scholars from different fields, politicians and finance experts. Not only does such a discourse not exist, what we have seen instead is a crude attempt to eradicate any such exchange. It isn’t our governments that interfere with this crucial discourse: it isn’t Trump or the FBI that deleted seven million FB posts that didn’t agree with the World Health Organisation’s narrative. It wasn’t the Tories or Boris Johnson who erased thousands of salient videos from Youtube. It has been the work of the giant technology companies operating in concert to silence dissenting views.Facts v Feelings - Neo-Colonialist Melanie Phillips
Violent Women And Male Victims - Deborah Powney
Under Jewish Blockade In Gaza Mega Concentration Camp Gentile Survivors Suffer Blitzkrieg, Malnutrition And Misery
Behind "The Apartheid Wall" in occupied Palestine the Jews persist in making life so miserable for Gentiles that many who can leave do just that
– even if it costs them their lives.
Below are four reports: about the growing malnutrition among Gentile children, Palestinians terrorized by Jewish drones, Jewish Israel’s recent 12 days of bombing Gaza Mega Concentration Camp, etc.
– even if it costs them their lives.
Below are four reports: about the growing malnutrition among Gentile children, Palestinians terrorized by Jewish drones, Jewish Israel’s recent 12 days of bombing Gaza Mega Concentration Camp, etc.
By Isra Saleh el-Namey: reposted from The Electronic Intifada 27 August 2020
Muhammad Abu Amra has diabetes and cannot afford treatment.
He needs two insulin injections per day; each costs more than $7. He gets the medicine on credit.
The debt he owes to two pharmacies is continuously rising.
Muhammad and his family live in the Deir al-Balah area of central Gaza. Their home is in poor condition. It has holes in the walls and ceiling.