Agencies & Systems
U.S. government agencies and systems
We can waste our strength over the next few weeks and months raging over the makeup of the Supreme Court or we can stand united against the tyrant in our midst. #supremecourt
The police state machinery could become even more evident with the intense level of virtual engagement and online classes.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at 87, setting the stage for major battles over US Supreme Court.
“When I met all these women who had had surgeries, I thought this was like an experimental concentration camp. It was like they’re experimenting with our bodies,” one detainee said. A nurse at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center has filed a shocking whistleblower complaint through several legal advocacy groups that accuses the ICE facility of “jarring medical neglect” toward detainees, including an ongoing practice of performing mass hysterectomies performed on female prisoners.
Amidst the controversy over the doctrine of qualified immunity for cops, no one is talking about the full immunity accorded to the incredibly corrupt Central Intelligence Agency, an agency within the national-security establishment that wields omnipotent power. We should be.
Less than 24 hours after the Frontline Doctors first press conference in Washington D.C. was censored and removed from Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, and after having their own website knocked offline in an attempt to silence them, the doctors were back in front of the steps of the Supreme Court building for their second press conference, at great risk to their lives, their families, and their jobs, as they remained determined to bring the truth directly to the American people that a cure for COVID exists, and that the public does not need to cower in fear anymore.
In 1995 Dr Andrew Wakefield started investigating a possible link between gastrointestinal issuesI, the MMR vaccine, and neurological injury in children. In pursuit of this possible link, he participated in a study of twelve children with both stomach and developmental issues. The ensuing report, written with twelve other authors would catapult him into becoming one of the most controversial figures in the history of medicine. Despite attempts to silence his work, Dr. Wakefield continues to share his revelations around vaccinations, and the role of big pharma.
Ben Swann takes a look at the highly unusual timeline by which Moderna Therapeutics is developing its #COVID19 virus vaccine. Now, 4 scientists with the NIH claim they hold partial patent rights on that vaccine and stand to make up to $150,000 each per year. Meanwhile, as Moderna’s stock price continues to soar, 5 top executives have sold off $89 million dollars worth of shares, even as the company continues to bypass standard vaccine protocols in the development of its COVID v@ccine.
The science does not support the need for reducing class sizes, social distancing in classrooms or at recess, or the wearing of masks or other PPE. It is deeply concerning that the federal and provincial governments, as well as public health authorities appear not to have adjusted their COVID-19 strategies to take account of the large and growing body of scientific data that shows that COVID-19 is not the deadly threat that was originally thought. There are thousands of scientists from around the world, including Nobel-Prize winners, doctors, virologists, immunologists, epidemiologists and molecular biologists who have spoken out against the lockdown and any forms of social distancing, with some even stating that these measures should never have been put in place for COVID-19.[1]
The call to “defund the police” may make sense, according to research. But to understand why we need to go beyond the slogan. #defundthepolice
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation helped negotiate who would score a $100 Billion government-backed contact tracing contract in August 2019 — six months before the ‘pandemic’ arrived in the United States and four months before it swept through China.
While the Supreme Court today is deciding whether to reevaluate “Qualified Immunity” for police officers, cities across America are considering how to reinvent their police departments. #police
Police brutality can end with a few solutions
The mainstream media have characterized Sweden’s choice, to keep their economy and their schools open, as a failure. However, that is not the case.
Vagueness is the cardinal feature of the contact tracing bill (H.R. 6666) and intentionally so. Words like “could” and “may” show up at key junctures. We could do this, we may do that. For example, when some pleasant android of the State shows up at your home and knocks on the door, because you shopped at a hole-in- the-wall hardware store where an employee was later found to be “positive for,” or “infected by,” or “sick from” (which one is it?) the virus, and this contact tracer asks you about your health, and asks you to get tested. What happens if you say NO?
