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Posts Tagged ‘freedom’
NATO Coming For Your Brain
Posted: October 10, 2021 in -Tags: brain, COGNITIVE WARFARE, eu, freedom, invasive, military, NATO, US

Not news to me, as I wrote the screenplay 25 years ago.
In a chilling disclosure, the report said explicitly that “the objective of Cognitive Warfare is to harm societies and not only the military.”
‘Battle for your brain’ waged by Western militaries
“Attacks against the cognitive domain involve the integration of cyber, disinformation/misinformation, psychological, and social-engineering capabilities.”
These are fascist monsters who have aided and abetted terrorists and Nazis.
“Authoritarian Shitlibs” Cheering Censorship
Posted: October 3, 2021 in -Tags: censor, censorship, Covid, fascism, freedom, google, Jimmy Dore, liberals, vaccines, Youtube
Free Julian
Posted: September 23, 2021 in -Tags: freedom, journalism, Julian Assange, persecution, press, press freedom, prison, rights, UK, US, war crimes, wikileaks

Westworld Season Three
Posted: March 11, 2021 in Joe GiambroneTags: dystopia, film, freedom, future, HBO, review, science fiction, scifi, singularity, surveillance, tv, Westworld
Anyone interested in hard scifi has to watch Westworld. It’s the biggest production that exists, as far as I know. They have now spanned the world and brought the future, and it’s one of the few actual mind-blowing projects.
The theme is freedom, what it means, what it doesn’t mean, and the struggle that is both real and vividly imagined, how they cross over. The term they used was “algorithmic determinism.”
My love has been professed for Evan Rachel Wood, and I just learned she’s a black belt in tae kwon do. Of course she is.
The show shot in Singapore, Spain, the west, and thirty years in the future. It’s bigger than life, and the story crackles because of Jonathan Nolan, Christopher’s brother who obsesses over the Inception mutli-threaded strings of plots. It quickly grows more complicated. It’s not like easy to follow linear stories. They are constantly asking the big questions.
It starts off slow-burn and building in complexity. By the end of the season, it’s massive in scale. I really don’t think that anyone who ended up here needs any more convincing.
Fascism USA: Trump DOJ to Suspend Constitution
Posted: March 21, 2020 in -Tags: constitution, detainment, DOJ, emergency powers, freedom, habeas corpus, indefinite, rights, Trump
One of the requests to Congress would allow the department to petition a judge to indefinitely detain someone during an emergency.
DOJ seeks new emergency powers amid coronavirus pandemic
The Justice Department has quietly asked Congress for the ability to ask chief judges to detain people indefinitely without trial during emergencies — part of a push for new powers that comes as the coronavirus spreads through the United States.
Judge Tossed Frivolous DNC Suit Against Wikileaks
Posted: August 4, 2019 in -Tags: 1st amendment, DNC, freedom, frivoluous, judge, Julian Assange, lawsuit, rigthts, Russia, Russiagate, wikileaks
Judge rips DNC repeatedly for having no evidence!
Judge’s ruling throws huge spanner into US extradition proceedings against Assange
- Wikileaks has every right to publish stolen documents.
- Wikileaks/Assange is a publisher.
- DNC has no evidence of any Russian involvement at all.
ALERT: Senate Creating Crackdown on Internet / Copyright w Lawsuits
Posted: July 14, 2019 in -Tags: attack, copyright, EFF, free speech, freedom, imagtes, law, lawsuits, senate, trolls
Life-Altering Copyright Lawsuits Could Come to Regular Internet Users Under a New Law Moving in the Senate
This bill creates a situation where Internet users could easily be on the hook for multiple $5,000 copyright infringement judgments without many of the traditional legal safeguards or rights of appeal our justice system provides.
Gaza Fights For Freedom – #Trailer
Posted: June 27, 2019 in -Tags: Abby Martin, documentary, freedom, Gaza, Israel, trailer, uprising
Fascist War on Journalism
Posted: May 30, 2019 in -Tags: 1st amendment, assange, chages, CIA, constitution, espionage, fascism, felony, freedom, freedom of the press, information, Julian Assange, prosecution, Trump regime, wikileaks
Even the Washington Post (which I do not generally trust) is starting to shit itself in the face of blatant fascism.
The First Amendment is meaningless if it only protects people the government recognizes as journalists
The Indictment Against Assange
Posted: April 12, 2019 in -Tags: coutr, DOJ, freedom, indictment, journalism, Julian Assange, Kevin Goztola, leaks, press, wikileaks
This thread discusses what the government’s case is. It centers on allegedly trying to help Manning crack a password.