by Kurt Nimmo, Another Day in the Empire:
America is now a full-blown fascist state.
There can no longer be any doubt—America is now a full-blown fascist state. In the past, authoritarian fascism was kept reserved in the shadows, largely out of the public eye, but in a remarkably short period of time it has emerged from the darkness to show its fangs and snarl menacingly at the people, many of them cowed and dutifully following irrational orders from on high.
from WND:
Under way even before coronavirus pandemic
Even before the coronavirus pandemic, the European Union was developing a plan to boost confidence in vaccines that included combatting “myths,” identifying opposition and even creating a “common vaccination card-passport” for all EU citizens.
The card, according to a “Roadmap on Vaccination” by the European Commission, is to be the subject of a proposal in as little as 20 to 24 months, reports the website OffGuardian.
by Aaron Kesel, Activist Post:
U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order weaponizes Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act against social media companies, the provision that is often used to protect against being legally responsible for what users post on their networks.
There is no doubt in anyone’s mind that Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube — more appropriately named BIG social — is censoring users. However, the solution of more government regulation is a door now being opened into much harsher conditions for users under the guise of protecting free speech.
from Silver Doctors:
THIS IS NOT ABOUT GEORGE FLOYD. George Floyd was only the pin that pricked the tyrannical government bubble…
(by Half Dollar) Some people say you don’t solve a debt problem with more debt.
Seems legit.
I say you don’t solve a militarized, US police state problem by sending in the MORE US military to crack-down even harder.
by John Leonard, American Thinker:
Most Americans consider their freedom of speech to be sacrosanct because it has been codified into law in the Bill of Rights, in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The famous exception everyone knows it that you can’t yell “Fire!” in a crowded theatre — in other words, you aren’t free to inspire panic within the general public. But what if the general public has already panicked, and the speech being suppressed is actually trying to calm people?
by Susie Moore, Red State:
Lost in the shuffle of the Memorial Day holiday weekend — unusual, though it was — an Illinois judge unloaded on Governor J.B. Pritzker’s still-in-effect stay-at-home order this past Friday. I’ve written previously regarding the significant distinction between Chicago — and even Springfield — and “outstate” or “downstate” Illinois. This judge’s decision further highlights that great divide.
by Yanis Varoufakis, Market Watch:
Forget the fantasies of a global village finding common ground, Yanis Varoufakis warns that COVID-19 may preserve and extend the power of the megafirms and ultra-rich to rule the world
ATHENS, Greece (Project Syndicate) — To exorcise my worst fears about the coming decade, I chose to write a bleak chronicle of it. If, by December 2030, developments have invalidated it, I hope such dreary prognoses will have played a part by spurring us to appropriate action.
by Dan Lyman, InfoWars Europe:
Children could be kidnapped by the German government if they arrive to school without ‘health certificates’ that must be signed daily by a parent, officials have warned.
A letter sent to parents of schoolchildren in the German state of Saxony sparked outrage and concern as families were notified of new coronavirus-related ‘safety’ policies.
Pupils in the state are now obligated to report to school with a form signed every day by a parent affirming that neither the child, nor any member of the household, is infected with COVID-19.
from RT:
The Chinese parliament on Thursday passed a national security bill that ramps up security in Hong Kong. Anti-Beijing protests in the autonomous city were reignited by the draft’s introduction.
The bill was approved by the National People’s Congress (NPC) in Beijing and will now go to the country’s leadership to be enacted into law. The parliament session was attended by President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang.
