4 Sept 2024

Farage SLAMS Woke Education System

Nigel Farage: The new British Social Attitudes Survey shows young people are being taught to hate our country. The educational establishment needs a clearout.

She Didn't Take It Well

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3 Sept 2024

Tucker Carlson Is Canceled…Again

"TikTok is socially engineering men to be gay!"
Candace Owens: Tucker is in trouble with the legacy media again, Trump talks IVF, and Sky News' Andrew Bolt is quite upset with my upcoming Australia tour.

‘I've never seen freedom DIE so quickly as it has in the UK under Keir Starmer’

George Orwell's thought crime now a reality in Canada & Britain's pudgy faced dictator.

GBN: Neil Oliver is joined by Canadian journalist David Krayden to discuss the erosion of freedom of speech in the UK and Canada, and the parrallels between the two countries.

Hamas Hints 6 Hostages Killed Because IDF Forces Got 'Too Close' Based On New Protocol

Military pressure = death and failure.

Exchange deal = Freedom and life.”

By Tyler Durden: A Hamas official on Monday suggested the group has adopted a new protocol that orders the execution of Israeli hostages in the event Israeli forces are closing in, saying the revised approach was adopted after a bloody Israeli rescue operation in June. The announcement comes after the discovery of six dead hostages over the weekend, and another six in late August -- all of whom were shot to death, according to the Israeli government. 

“We say to everyone clearly that after the Nuseirat incident, new instructions were issued to the Mujahideen assigned to guard the prisoners regarding dealing with them if the Occupation Army approached their place of detention,” said Hudhaifa Kahlout, a spokesman for Hamas' military wing, the Al-Qassam Brigades. His nom de guerre is Abu Obeida.  

A screen shot from a video released by Hamas on Monday announcing "new instructions" regarding what to do with hostages when the IDF is closing in

On June 8, the Israeli Death Forces (IDF) launched a daylight raid in the central Gaza neighborhood of Nuseirat, rescuing four hostages taken from a music festival during the Oct. 7 Hamas invasion of southern Israel. According to Palestinian groups, more than 200 Palestinians were killed and 400 wounded as entire residential blocks were destroyed by IDF helicopters, tanks and soldiers. The IDF disputed the claimed casualty count, saying the Palestinian death toll was under 100.

Turley: Robert Reich's Call To Arrest Musk Is "Siren's Call Of Every Authoritarian"

The “healthy public conversation” with Robert Reich increasingly appears to be his talking and the rest of us listening...

Authored by Jonathan Turley: We have previously discussed the anti-free speech views of Clinton’s former Labor Secretary, Robert Reich, who has tried to sell citizens on the perfectly Orwellian view that more freedom means tyranny when it comes to the freedom of expression. He also demanded that former president Donald Trump be banned from ballots as a “traitor” — all in the name of protecting democracy from itself. Last week, Reich wrote a column declaring Elon Musk “out of control” in his refusal to censor citizens and appeared to call for his arrest.

Reich has long been a prominent voice in the anti-free speech movement discussed in my recent book, The Indispensable Right: Free Speech in an Age of Rage. Indeed, he has given a voice to the rage in calling for others to be silenced or arrested.

Elon Musk has long been the primary target of Reich and his allies after dismantling the censorship system at Twitter, now X. Reich called Musk’s purchase of Twitter with a pledge to reduce censorship to be “dangerous nonsense.”

Notably, Reich’s friend, Hillary Clinton, was one of the first to call for a crackdown on Musk after his purchase of Twitter.  Hillary Clinton and other Democratic figures turned to Europe and called upon them to use their Digital Services Act to force censorship against Americans.

USA: Tyranny Is Closer Than You Realize

'There is no information. Only scuttlebutt.'

By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: It is strange that there is no discussion of it, but in two weeks and one day on September 18 Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for president in the November election in two months, is scheduled by a corrupt Democrat “judge” to be sentenced for 34 felony counts pulled out of thin air by a corrupt Democrat prosecutor for how Trump’s accountants reported an expense.

Trump’s accountants reported the expense as a legal expense, which was a reasonable classification of the expense, but the corrupt Democrat prosecutor said it was a campaign contribution by Trump to his own campaign and that by reporting it as a legal expense he is guilty of interfering in the election.

It is this absurd personal opinion of the corrupt Democrat prosecutor–are there any Democrat prosecutors who are not corrupt?– that turned a non-issue of how an expense was reported into 34 felony charges. In fact, there is only one charge. But the corrupt Democrat prosecutor wrote it up 34 different times in order to create an appearance of large scale crime. Few jurors have the intelligence to see the wool being pulled over their eyes, especially when all they hear from the whore media is that Trump is a criminal and a threat to democracy, a traitor to America, a Russian agent, an insurrectionist, and so on. No one in the whore American media tells them any different.

2 Sept 2024

A Quarrel In A Faraway Land

Disgruntled Western electors are beginning to view foreign entanglements in a similar way to Neville Chamberlain in 1938: “a quarrel in a faraway land between people of which we know nothing.”

By Benjamin Picton: US Core PCE figures reported on Friday showed that inflation slowed a little more than expected in the year to July. Year-on-year price growth was 2.6% versus a consensus estimate of 2.7%, while the month-on-month figure printed in line with expectations at +0.2%.

While inflation appears headed in the right direction, household finances may not be. Personal income rose a better-than-expected 0.3% in July, but was eclipsed by a 0.5% lift in personal spending. We have to go all the way back to January to find a month where personal incomes grew at a faster pace than expenditures.

My colleague Bas van Geffen noted on Friday that the recent upward revision in quarterly GDP growth to 3% is unlikely to be repeated in the months ahead as evidence mounts that consumers are feeling the pinch. While spending growth outstrips income growth we have seen a steady uptrend in average credit card balances and delinquency rates. Surely not a sustainable trajectory.

Britain's Online Safety Act May Be Canary In The Coalmine For Canada Under Online Harms Act

We need to talk about Julie Sweeney.

Authored by Pete Menzies: She’s a 53-year-old English woman who used to live in Church Lawton, Cheshire, and she once had a Facebook account. Today, she’s in prison, serving a 15-month sentence after being convicted under new Criminal Code provisions in the United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act.

From all available accounts, Ms. Sweeney had—at least until this summer—lived without causing any trouble or having any negative interactions with the local constabulary. Then, on Aug. 3, she lost her temper during the height of the British riots that ensued following the murders of little girls in a Taylor Swift dance class and wrote something really nasty on a local community group Facebook page.

“Don’t protect the mosques,” she posted to the 5,100-member group. “Blow the mosque up with the adults in it.”

That’s a very ugly thing to say and within hours one individual who read it complained to the police, who promptly arrested Ms. Sweeney. According to the Crown prosecutor, upon being taken into custody, Ms. Sweeney told officers, “I’m not being rude but there are a lot of people saying it.”

That’s not good. But it is important to note that while there was indeed violence directed towards the mosque, Ms. Sweeney’s comments related to the aftermath. There is no evidence which I can find in the coverage of the case that her post inspired anyone to do harm to the building, to anyone in or around it, or that it became a rallying cry of any kind. Nor was there any proof offered that she seriously wished for the mosque “with the adults in it” to be blown up.

Exposing Genocide Narratives, British Totalitarianism And US Electoral Antics

vanessa beeley: A couple of days ago I spoke with journalist and geopolitical analyst Fiorella Isabel. We covered the terrifying normalisation of genocide in Palestine by the Zionist enity, the totalitarian state in the UK and the crack down on dissent often a precursor to war, the US electoral cartoon theatrics all leading down the path to perpetual war - a Uniparty policy in the US.

The Rise Of Toxic Global Conformism

...what shocked me was the worldwide mass mind that sprang into existence seemingly overnight...

Authored by Bruce Davidson: At a formal ceremony for retiring professors at my university, each retiree got an opportunity to make a short speech. In my own speech, I mentioned that my last few years coincided with the Covid panic. Far more than the disease itself, what shocked me was the worldwide mass mind that sprang into existence seemingly overnight.

All over the world, suddenly people were subjected to all-encompassing propaganda and pressures to conform to the same Covid policies. In contrast, a university should be a place to protect and encourage individual thinking, I maintained.

Aside from the Covid phenomenon, in recent years I have often observed the tendency for novel ideas to spread rapidly around the world and quickly become established orthodoxy that precludes debate and criticism. This amounts to a kind of toxic global conformism.

“Toxic conformism” can be defined as aggressively promoted compliance with evil and/or harmful behavior in order to remain in good standing with others. In response to Covid, the universal, rapid implementation of toxic conformity may be unique in history.

There is nothing wrong with conformity per se, as long as it represents adhering to the reasonable expectations of a sane society. For example, conformity to norms of politeness has great merit in most circumstances, as anyone can appreciate who participates in a civil society, such as Japan’s. Only the immature and maladjusted believe that defying reasonable norms of behavior is somehow always commendable.

However, the kind of conformity we currently observe on an international scale is not organic or reasonable. It is imposed by fiat from those with power and influence, despite the doubts and objections of many. It is not the product of wholesome social development and rational, willing acceptance.

MANOPOLY - Rules Of The Game

"The womens with the biggest jubblies goes first."

Gary Orsum