But first: BREAKING NEWS: President Donald J. Trump, the 45th President of the United States, was arrested in Miami on Tuesday. Some reports were saying he was going to be “processed” and held “loosely” by U.S. Marshals. Other reports said he is “in federal custody.” The latter sounds much scarier. This is the first time a former U.S President has been arrested by the federal Department of Justice. Last month he was arrested by the Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg.
There’s a giant hole where the news should be. Under most circumstances, the following stories would be considered a big deal. Only now, when the only goal of the media industrial complex is to destroy one flashy billionaire, are these stories buried.
But these stories — and the ignorance about them — will have consequences for every single American. They reach into our schools and our homes. But for some reason, they have been minimized, censored and discredited by both corporate and social media.
The key to understanding Twitter is to realize that it’s a den of child exploitation, and that the company’s default position is that explicit material is unknowingly becoming part of its revenue stream. But there is evidence going back 10 years that the company is at a minimum guilty of placing children at the bottom of its priority list.
As of December 2020, Twitter received the lowest overall rating, compared to other platforms – including Bing, Facebook, Pornhub, and XVideos – by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection® for its reporting structure of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM)..
Further, the mail-ballot rejection rate in 2016 was magnitudes higher than in 2020, in spite of showing far fewer total ballots mailed. In 2016, 461 ballots were rejected out of 13,000-plus, an error rate of 3.46 percent. But in 2020, 232 mail ballots were rejected out of a total of 371,798, the state reported. That’s an error rate of 0.1 percent. If the same error rate from 2016 had been applid to Philadelphia in the 2020 election, 12,864 votes would have been rejected as in error. In fact, several major media outlets warned before the election that if 2016’s error rate were applied, it would result in a lot of disenfranchisement. In the end, that error rate simply was not repeated.
In Pennsylvania, 293,207 more mailed ballots were counted for Biden than registered Democrats returned ballots: 1,996,000 versus 1,702,000.
By Tatiana Prophet
The word “fascism” has been used generously in the public square in the last few years – with many people accusing their political opponents of being “fascist” in their beliefs — usually because there is a perception or reality that they seek to impose those beliefs upon others.
What is the origin of the word “fascism”? It dates back to the Roman Empire, when those who enforced the law were portrayed in bas relief holding a bundle of sticks resembling a poster case, with an axe affixed to it. A fascio is a bundle, or “league.” The word predates Benito Mussolini even in modern Italy, as many groups including labor unions used the word to apply to a “league.”
By Tatiana Prophet
According to a report published last September by the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies at George Washington University, since 2018 a paramilitary group with ties to Azov Battalion has taken to social media to publicly congratulate its members who were graduates of officer training with American, Canadian and other NATO armed forces at Ukraine’s National Academy of the Army in Yavoriv, western Ukraine (the same base which was reportedly bombed on March 13 of this year by Russian forces).
It’s hard to imagine how U.S. army officers could be training recruits with ties to violent paramilitary gangs; but in Ukraine, the military and the street gangs are often one and the same (see the absorption of Azov Battalion into the Ukraine National Guard). Further, it is highly unlikely that American and NATO officials encouraged such membership; those who commented for an academic report on the subject said they had expected Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence to screen recruits.
Complaint cites medical malpractice, fraudulent concealment, elder abuse and battery
Two attorneys are suing three Fresno-area hospitals for wrongful death on behalf of 14 families whose hospitalized loved ones died from a combination of remdesivir, “food and fluid deprivation” and high-dose morphine “to spiral patients down the dark road to death.”
Well it turns out that the United Kingdom has a Freedom of Information Act, passed by parliament in 2000, and it is also called the “Freedom of Information Act.”
Thanks to this law, we were able to find out a devastating new statistic from the National Health Service. Between 2020 and 2021, in the second most populous county in England, the average monthly number of cardiac emergency calls nearly doubled in patients under 30 years of age.
By Tatiana Prophet
Court documents show that the leader of a white nationalist group involved in the 2017 Charlottesville tiki-torch violence later went to Europe for Adolf Hitler’s birthday with a stop in Ukraine to bond with the street-violence wing of the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion.
In a criminal complaint filed in 2018, FBI Special Agent Scott Bierwirth stated that based on his interviews with Customs and Border Patrol Agents as well as evidence from public and private social media postings, two leaders of the recently founded Rise Above Movement, an “alt-right” mixed martial arts “fight club” based in Southern California, traveled to Ukraine for a black metal rock concert, a gym workout — and an MMA fight at the Reconquista Club in Kyiv.