The 'Insurrection of 1/6' has been exposed. The Qanon Asset is lounging in a half-way house. All the feds' larpers are rotting in jail. But damn it, they really need that RESTRICT Act to get passed. So turn up the heat and toss them frogs back into the pot.
Compilation of videos and legal actions from around the world show the people are fed up and pushing back. They aren't about to bow down to our new eternal masters without a fight.
Just to clarify, Ray Kurzweil's Age Reprogramming Nanobots Already Exist. They just happen to be organic.And they just need to fine tune them before jabbing them into our glorious billionaires' arms.
What a coward. Too cowardly to show his male pattern baldness so what do you expect.
Gives new meaning to Agenda 2030 now don't it?
According to this stupidity, the shooter, while pulling into the parking lot at the school, sent an Instagram to someone she had not talked to since MIDDLE SCHOOL and said she was going to do a 'BAD THING' and that she left "EVIDENCE BEHIND" proving she did it. Who is writing this? The people from Velma?
It looks like the shooter not only changed shoes during the Nashville school shooting but also changed her pants and for some reason was walking around thru the halls where she expected to kill folks around every corner... with her finger safely off the trigger. Why the hell would she do any of that?
Nashville Shooting Addendum and Victory Over Bibi in Israel
In the short video they released, Audrey Hale walks thru empty hallways, hardly ever checking corners as she rounds them. Is that because this art student never played a FPS or is it because...
Social Media Exploitation has reached a fevered pitch here in the states b/c the mass media has exposed themselves so badly over the past couple of decades no one trusts them anymore. So naturally that is where the dark money is going. It's a shame I have a soul. Really is.
There is a lesson we can learn from the loss of the SS El Faro (the lighthouse)
by Scott Creighton
What exactly was Aaron Swartz’ crime against humanity? Was it really that he “liberated” some academic papers from MIT in order to make them available without cost on the internet? Is that why the prosecution hit him with 14 felony charges facing 35 years in prison or was it something else?
Aaron Swartz was found hanged in his Brooklyn apartment a year ago today. Many, including those who profess to honor his memory and his activism, parrot the official talking points about Mr. Swartz saying he took his own life rather than face the possibility of going to prison.
That story is bullshit and anyone repeating it, ANYONE, is NOT to be believed in any fashion. Lest we forget:
“During plea talks held in the months before his death, federal prosecutors told Aaron Swartz and his attorney that the computer prodigy must spend six months behind bars and plead guilty to 13 federal crimes in order to resolve the criminal case short of a trial.” Boston.com article from 1/14/13
“The best deal the prosecutors would offer was four months in prison with Swartz pleading guilty to 13 felonies. And they warned Peters that his client had better take it while he still could.
“They told me over and over again that the offer had been on the table,” Peters says. “And any future offer would be less attractive.” Daily Beast 1/15/13
Granted, that is the defense attorney’s statements on the matter of the deal offered to Aaron Swartz prior to his “suicide”. Here is what the prosecutor herself said:
by Scott Creighton
While the people of the United States are being deliberately distracted by the criminally over-hyped Ebola Crisis™, President Peace Prize is backing the Shi’a death-squads of the murderous al-Maliki regime in Iraq (read here , here and here) and air-dropping weapons, munitions and other aid to a notorious terrorist organization, the Kurdish Worker’s Party (PKK), in Syria (read here and here).
“The United States has airdropped small arms, ammunition and medical supplies to Kurdish militia forces in the besieged city of Kobani who have been fighting back an ISIS assault for weeks. The airdrops will likely stir controversy with the Turkish government, which has opposed support for Kurdish military groups in Syria that it believes are affiliated with a Kurdish group that has conducted terrorist attacks inside Turkey for decades” ABC News
“The airdrops are almost certain to anger the Turkish government, which has said it would oppose any U.S. arms transfers to the Kurdish rebels in Syria. Turkey views the main Kurdish group in Syria as an extension of the Turkish Kurd group known as the PKK, which has waged a 30-year insurgency in Turkey and is designated a terror group by the U.S. and by NATO.” AP
Senior administration officials reported that on Sunday night three American C-130 aircraft dropped 27 pallets of materials for the Kurdish fighters in or near Kobani. It was classified as “the type of material that would help them sustain this fight.”
The PKK is classified as a terrorist organization by Turkey, NATO, the EU and the United States among many others.