
Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci: a ‘Formidable, Nefarious’ Partnership
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Keeping the pressure on Fauci et al.
Keeping the pressure on Fauci et al.
Account was even attacked for a satirical parody video about a serial killer.
Blanket corporate censorship is sending the society into totalitarianism and fascism, where business interests can squash personal rights and that’s the norm.
There are a lot of delusional Trumptards in this shithole nation.
And again, in 1940, the St Louis Star and Times included a speech Hitler made, where he said:
Nationalism and Socialism had to be redefined and they had to be blended into one strong new idea to carry new strength which would make Germany great again.
The Trump idiots don’t seem to comprehend that Hitler DID make Germany “great” again, great enough to invade and attack all of Europe! They don’t seem to have any concept of history; it’s all right-wing talking point propaganda. That’s all that fits in their little minds.
The difference between Trump and Hitler is significant, as Trump rejects Socialism as that would be a way of helping the majority with government programs. He does the opposite and only helps the rich by slashing government programs designed to help the rest.
Trump’s similarities to the fascists are quite important too, as he deliberately divides people along class and racial/ethnic lines to create scapegoats for the country’s problems, when the real problems of this nation stem from limitless CORRUPTION by the billionaires. It’s a plutocracy, run by the rich, or an oligarchy, run by a group of elite industrialists who install and bribe the politicians.
Trump’s fascist tendencies are numerous and obvious if you’re not one of the regulars at his Nazi-styled hate rallies. No other American Presidents toured the country after they were elected riling up the rabble in show after show. That’s a Hitler stunt. He’s a dangerous, potentially psychotic asshole.
“You see, we’ve seen what these rhetorical techniques can do. Much of Trump’s rhetoric—as a candidate and in office—mirrors the strategies, even the language, used by Adolf Hitler in the early 1930s to erode German democracy.”
FASCISM FINDS THE FOREST
The rise of fascism will usher in the end of our ecosystems and global collapse.
Supermarket’s Greenpeace film on palm oil’s impact on orangutan deemed rule breach
They don’t ban the advertising for the products though.
Iceland’s Christmas campaign has been banned from TV because it has been deemed to breach political advertising rules.
As part of its festive campaign the discount supermarket struck a deal with Greenpeace to rebadge an animated short film featuring an orangutan and the destruction of its rainforest habitat at the hands of palm oil growers.
Earlier this year, Iceland became the first major UK supermarket to pledge to remove palm oil from all its own-brand foods. Habitat loss in countries such as Malaysia – a major global producer of palm oil – has contributed to the orangutan now being classified as critically endangered.
The real public enemy#1
A creepy new bill that just passed a house committee vote would allow employers to require genetic samples from their workers.
Your employer could demand detailed information about your genes, and even discriminate against you in certain circumstances, if H.R. 1313 gets passed.
Fuck your pipeline.
A pipeline owned by the same company behind Dakota Access leaked 55,000 gallons of gasoline into a major river, endangering the drinking water of six million people.
Interesting: ISIS just did the same thing to Damascus. US oil companies are using terrorist tactics against the US population, and the government cheers them on.
When the goons on TV shriek about “security” what the hell are they talking about? Their own campaign donors are poisoning US water supplies!
Alice Through the Looking Glass is more believable than today’s descent into corporatocracy:
The right to freedom of speech only protects people against adverse actions by the government: It does not insulate them from retaliation in the private economic sector. Therefore, freedom of speech is usually the purview of the rich, whose resources allow them to survive such retaliation.
The right to freedom of the press doesn’t necessarily give writers access to the press, and, even when it does, these writers incessantly have to run through a gauntlet of “editors,” who ultimately decide if certain works are “worthy” of publication, and, if so, in what form.