Tuesday, September 8, 2020

you might want to see what bill gates has to say about choice and vaccines;


https://youtu.be/BE518ans5dM
the julian assange extradition farce is ongoing and here's a review;

https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/1302992667740123136?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1302992667740123136%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.redditmedia.com%2Fmediaembed%2Fiok97a%3Fresponsive%3Dtrueis_nightmode%3Dfalse
here are the odds of your having covid problems;


For this we destroyed our economy and turned our country into a tyrannical prison camp run by egomaniac governors.
Heart disease                                                1 in 6
Cancer                                                              1 in 7
Chronic lower respiratory disease       1 in 26
Suicide                                                              1 in 86
Opiod Overdose                                            1 in 98
Motor Vehicle Crash                                   1 in 106
Fall                                                                     1 in 111
Drowning                                                        1 in 1,121
Fire                                                                     1 in 1,399
With Covid-19                                               1 in 1,500
Choking on food                                           1 in 2,618
Sunstroke                                                        1 in 7,770
Covid-19 Only                                                1 in 27,000
here is a great example of what cops do and indicates how stupid they can be;


Tempe, AZ — Here at the Free Thought Project, we do not typically use race in a headline like many mainstream and even alternative media sites do in an obvious attempt to stoke racial divide. However, there are instances in which race plays a direct role in the situation and it becomes important to point out. The following incident is one of those cases. A cop looking for a white suspect, holds an innocent black man at gunpoint for several minutes, claiming the black man “fit the description” of the white man he was looking for.
The incident, which the Mayor of Tempe called “disturbing and disappointing” was captured on the offending officer’s body camera. The incident is now under investigation and the Tempe Police department said that are “sufficiently concerned about how Officer Ronald Kerzaya” handled the situation.
According to police, On August 29, 2020, Tempe Police Officers responded to the Hawthorn Suites located at 2301 E Southern Ave in regards to a call for service generated by the manager of the hotel. Tempe Police Officer Kerzaya responded to the scene where he met with the manager and was advised that a male pointed a gun at an employee of the hotel. The manager then provided the officer with a description of the suspect as well as the last known location. The manager indicated the suspect, as seen on video surveillance cameras, was possibly going to be exiting the west exterior door of the hotel.
The hotel manager described the suspect as a white male wearing a black shirt and tan pants. Moments later, a black man, who is an employee at the hotel, wearing a light gray shirt and black pants, exited the through the west door and Officer Kerzaya’s fear seemingly took over and he claimed that the employee “fit the description.”.......read and watch more......
be careful if the cops say they smell weed on you, as the person below discovered;


Austin, TX — In case after infuriating case, the Free Thought Project has reported on instances of horrifying rights violations all stemming from a police officer claiming to smell a plant. We have seen both women and men sodomized and raped — often times in public — as cops search for this smell. We have seen entire families held hostage, women and children beaten up, rampant sexual assault, and all of it stemming from a plant smell. The following incident is one of those cases and the taxpayers just paid for it.
The taxpayers of the city of Hutto just paid out $225,000 to pay for belligerent cops hellbent on beating people up over a plant. The thing is, this man didn’t have a plant.
In May of 2018, two Hutto police officers Jamie Alcocer and Gregory Parris responded to a neighborhood snitch who called 911 to report the smell of marijuana. The officers both admitted on their body cameras that they had no idea where or which house the smell was coming from. But, acting on their desire to kidnap and cage someone for daring to partake in a plant, they walked the neighborhood to find it.
“One of the neighbors is calling, snitching,” Hutto Police Officer Gregory Parris is captured saying on his body camera video. Parris admitted in the recording he “had no idea” which house was the suspected source because the complaining neighbor didn’t “know the exact address,” Parris said in the video, according to KXAN.
After walking for a while and not finding the culprit, the two cops came upon an innocent man who was watching a ball game at a friend’s house. Jeremy Rogers was on private property and had committed no crime when the two officers approached him. As the body camera shows, Rogers is cordial and greets the officers. But less than 30 seconds later, he would be shoved against the back of a truck and facing down an insanely violent police officer.
As the video shows, Rogers told the officer that he would call his friend from inside to verify that they were not smoking weed and were simply hanging out. But Parris just knew he had nabbed himself a criminal pothead and wanted nothing of it.........read more........
the 'live exercise' that pompeo spoke of seems to be going on for some years according to the world bank;


The World Bank’s COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Program documents, marked “For Official Use Only,” identify the Bank’s COVID-19 program as ending in March 2025, more than four years away from our current date (read page 1 of 60). The program’s start date was April 2020........read more.......
this could be the companion piece that travels alongside the fred essay posted previous to this one;


Scapegoating dissenters only hastens the disunity and disarray that accelerates the final collapse.
Authoritarianism is imposed on us, but its sibling intolerance is our own doing. Intolerance and authoritarianism are two sides of the same coin: as intolerance becomes the norm, the intolerant start demanding that the state enforce their intolerance by suppressing their enemies via increasingly heavy-handed authoritarian measures.
Intolerance and authoritarianism increase as instability takes hold and living standards decline. In good times, dissent and differences of opinion are not only tolerated but celebrated, as this freedom to hold a variety of beliefs serves to unify society.
In bad times, dissent and differences are viewed as mortal threats to the social order. Perhaps there is a human instinct when times become troubled to insist "we must all row together," i.e. to seek a unity enforced by a rising intolerance that demands more authoritarian action by the state.
For example, in wartime, pacifist views that were previously tolerated become criminal offenses.
The irony here is this forced conformity doesn't generate unity--it fractures society into bitterly warring camps as the middle ground vanishes into either/or extremism that sees authoritarianism (in support of our side, of course) as not just justified but essential.
Intolerance and authoritarianism undermine and ultimately destroy the unity that was generated by tolerance and a wide variety of beliefs and dissenting views. As our own insecurities increase, we fall all too willingly to the temptation to see others' recalcitrant refusal to join our camp without reservations as the source of our insecurity.
In this mindset of insecurity, the "solution" is to force compliance by any means available so everyone is in our camp. And since some might be hiding the insincerity of their devotion to our righteous cause, the need for an Inquisition becomes pressing, so the insincere or closet traitors can be unmasked and punished.
But the Inquisitors themselves inevitably come under suspicion, and an Inquisition of the Inquisitors soon lays waste to those who hubristically held themselves as the arbiters of conformity. There is no way to escape this drive to dissipate insecurity by forcing conformity except the complete collapse of the social, political and economic orders.
This is the path to madness and complete social breakdown. But such is the power of insecurity and uncertainty that history records our self-destructive urgency to abandon the middle ground and a diversity of viewpoints and beliefs for the totalitarian uniformity of forced conformity.
But once rooted, intolerance knows no bounds and the snake of intolerant authoritarianism ends up eating its own tail. In an era of intolerance, ideological purity is a constantly shifting landscape of quicksand. Those at the top passing judgment on others' ideological purity soon find their own purity is under attack.
Increasingly intolerant, repressive authoritarianism marked the final days of the Roman decline and fall. Rather than face the profound and novel crises directly and unify around the sacrifices needed to resolve the crises favorably, it is so much easier to blame everyone who doesn't agree with our position as the source of the crises.
This is delusional, of course: crises have real-world sources, and scapegoating dissenters only hastens the disunity and disarray that accelerate the final collapse...........https://www.oftwominds.com/blogsept20/intolerance9-20.html