Posts Tagged ‘violence’

The Grayzone debates National Endowment for Democracy VP on group’s CIA ties

“I’m aware of those old quotes.”

Meaning: She started off by directly lying.

“If I’m drawing this much fire I must be over the target.”

Scott Ritter
“Violence” and “Incitement”



Fact Check: False and False.

Hey Zuck, explain the “violence and incitement” in a way that uses the actual English language, you oligarch scumbag.

This is the second time that Facebook has lied about political content to censor it, thus slandering the poster in the process with false accusations. This should be evidence to start a major CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT against the dishonest media giant. They have normalized accusing innocent people of violence and incitement with no accountability on their part whatsoever. They have also removed the mechanism for challenging these false claims. I am unable to find a way to dispute this deceitful garbage.

Facebook is a malignant force for propagandizing the masses.

Change my mind.



J. Giambrone

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You can’t write THIS shit.

This appears to be from several years ago. On the oligarch network that promoted him in politics. Funny comedy, right?

Zelensky has outlawed his opposition, ordered his rivals’ arrest, and presided over the disappearance and assassination of dissidents across the country.

Zelensky oversees campaign of assassination, kidnapping

Your CIA “hero” defending “democracy” for Nazis.

Zelensky is a fascist and a Nazi collaborator.

PS.

More:

Witchhunt in Ukraine against journalists, activists and left-wing politicians

“This case is about Parler’s demonstrated unwillingness and inability to remove from the servers of Amazon Web Services (‘AWS’) content that threatens the public safety,” Amazon wrote, “such as by inciting and planning the rape, torture, and assassination of named public officials and private citizens.”

The response highlights more than a dozen examples that Amazon said it reported to Parler, including calls for a civil war and the deaths of Democratic lawmakers; tech company CEOs including Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey; members of professional sports leagues; former Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao; and US Capitol Police, among others.

Amazon slams Parler in court reply

This is a black-American odyssey, a road movie, and kind of unflinching. From the trailer I knew I wanted to see it.

There are some intense, gritty films about race over the past few years. The country is finally coming to terms with its abhorrent past and can talk about it. Black filmmakers are successful and reaching wider audiences. And yet the problem remains the same.

At times spot on, and at other times playful and loose, Queen & Slim was a thought-provoking ride that resonated with me. The police are universally understood in the black community (in the world of the film) as being a brutal, occupying force. The solidarity of the community and the united front of the community are key parts of the narrative. It is about resistance, rebellion, and the dysfunctional system in place. The damage is physical, moral, psychological and lethal.

This should be an instant cult classic, so check it out.

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Agents Provocateurs Are Still A Real Threat To Our Movements

Sanders Calls on Democrats to Embrace 8-Point Plan to End Police Brutality

 

  • Amend federal civil rights laws to allow more effective prosecution of police misconduct by changing the standard from willfulness to recklessness;
  • Abolish “qualified immunity,” so police officers can be held civilly liable for abuses;
  • Prohibit the transfer of offensive military equipment to police departments;
  • Strip federal funds from departments that violate civil rights;
  • Create a federal model policing program that emphasizes de-escalation, non-lethal force and culturally competent policing in which access to federal funds depends upon the level of reform adopted. As part of this effort to modernize and humanize police departments we need to enhance the recruitment pool by ensuring that the resources are available to pay wages that will attract the top-tier officers we need to do the difficult work of policing;
  • Provide funding to states and municipalities to create civilian corps of unarmed first responders to supplement law enforcement, such as social workers, EMTs, and trained mental health professionals, who can handle order maintenance violations, mental health emergencies, and low-level conflicts to aid police officers;
  • Require agencies to make records of police misconduct publicly available;
  • Require all jurisdictions that receive federal grant funding to establish independent police conduct review boards that are broadly representative of the community and that have the authority to refer deaths that occur at the hands of police or in police custody to federal authorities for investigation. In addition, the boards would be authorized to report to federal authorities other types of abuses by police including patterns of misconduct. This would be supplemental to current federal authority to commence investigations. Clearly we need to enhance federal funding for such investigations.
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An ‘ANTIFA’ Twitter account that called for looting ‘white hoods’ was actually run by white nationalist group Identity Evropa

 

 

 

They are NOT made out of rubber but are only coated in rubber. This deliberate mislabeling allows cops to use them on citizens as if they were harmless like a children’s game. It is a Big Lie.

 

Rubber bullets kill 3 per cent of those they injure, and permanently disable many more: study