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What the Minneapolis Riots Mean (Jared Taylor Amren video on Bitchute)

Minneapolis Police Chief, Medaria Arradondo

Note, he is a man, although it is hard to tell from this photo and by his name.

Minneapolis Mayor (((Jacob Frey))) and Police Chief Arranondo

Saint Paul Mayor

Former Minneapolis Mayor, Betsy Hodges, tries not to laugh when discussing White woman (Justine Diamond) shot by black Police officer.

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While there is no doubt that The Powers That Be will exploit the C-19 epidemic for all it’s worth, up to their usual tricks of consolidating wealth to themselves and allocating some to racial sell-outs, squeezing out the middle, aspirational White class who might challenge them directly, those Whites who are being squeezed out of the middle class provide a recruitment opportunity for White Unionization.

Let’s take a look back at Anthony’s take on C-19 to see how his assessments hold up:

Interview: In Case You Haven’t Noticed, This Is A Bolshevist Takeover West Wide

by Anthony Migchels, Real Currencies, 23 Mar 2020:

The Corona virus is a diversion for the controlled demo of the Petro-dollar. Expect great suffering until the Money Power is overcome.

Solution? Anthony Migchels https://realcurrencies.wordpress.com/ has a usuryFree monetary unit called the Florijn in Holland.

A total Bolshevist take over is taking place. West wide. Under the guise of ‘Corona’.

It’s the New World Order implementing Agenda 2030 and their ‘Communitarianism’, which is just Communism 2.0.

They are creating a double whammy on the economy: Financial Collapse, which started in September last year, with massive money printing. Back then it was 75 Billion per day. Next a few hundred billion.

Just the other day, the Fed stated they are now bailing out the repo market to the tune of……….$1 TRILLION……………….per day!!

Maybe all the new experts about ‘exponential growth’ can calculate what that is doing to the Dollar.

Meanwhile, they’re just shutting down the real economy. Just destroying the livelihoods of millions of people all over the West, locking down entire sectors, offering 1000 bucks (1500 Euro’s in Holland) to make ends meet in the months ahead in exchange.

Aren’t they great? Is Big Brother not reaching out? Is it any wonder that the multitude are very grateful? Getting saved from The Bug, and next getting a hand out too?

Sadly, reality landing won’t take long. A few thousand Fed bucks are not going to replace weeks and months of real production.

The US Economy is projected to implode with 14% next quarter. Talk about torching the place.

It is not going to seriously console millions of newly unemployed. Bankrupt small business.

The main target, as always, is the West. America in particular.

This is what many have been waiting for, for a long, long time. We will be facing many major shocks, that will send people reeling in similar ways as this stupid bug. Many will crack under the pressure.

Things under discussion:

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Coherent and Concise Definitions of Sovereignty, Agency and Integrity

In response to Doolittle’s comment and a corresponding video by John Mark.

Photo: Nathaniel St. Clair

Another Bank Bailout Under Cover of a Virus

by ELLEN BROWN for Counter-Punch, 20 May 2020:

When the Dodd Frank Act was passed in 2010, President Obama triumphantly declared, “No more bailouts!” But what the Act actually said was that the next time the banks failed, they would be subject to “bail ins” – the funds of their creditors, including their large depositors, would be tapped to cover their bad loans.

But bail-ins were tried in Europe, and the results were disastrous.

Many economists in the US and Europe argued that the next time the banks failed, they should be nationalized – taken over by the government as public utilities. But that opportunity was lost when, in September 2019 and again in March 2020, Wall Street banks were quietly bailed out from a liquidity crisis in the repo market that could otherwise have bankrupted them. There was no bail-in of private funds, no heated congressional debate, and no public vote. It was all done unilaterally by unelected bureaucrats at the Federal Reserve.

“The justification of private profit,” said President Franklin Roosevelt in a 1938 address, “is private risk.” Banking has now been made virtually risk-free, backed by the full faith and credit of the United States and its people. The American people are therefore entitled to share in the benefits and the profits. Banking needs to be made a public utility.

The Risky Business of Borrowing Short to Lend Long

Individual banks can go bankrupt from too many bad loans, but the crises that can trigger system-wide collapse are “liquidity crises.” Banks “borrow short to lend long.” They borrow from their depositors to make long-term loans or investments while promising the depositors that they can come for their money “on demand.” To pull off this sleight of hand, when the depositors and the borrowers want the money at the same time, the banks have to borrow from somewhere else. If they can’t find lenders on short notice, or if the price of borrowing suddenly becomes prohibitive, the result is a “liquidity crisis.”

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Trump Promises to End “ILLEGAL INTERNET CENSORSHIP” After Tweeting Malkin Clip

Good show by Vincent James and Michelle Malkin, though you’ve got a little Jesus sermon at the end…and of course he’s got to say that “THE left” controls the media near the end…

Donald J. Trump@realDonaldTrump
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May 16

The Radical Left is in total command & control of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Google. The Administration is working to remedy this illegal situation. Stay tuned, and send names & events. Thank you Michelle! https://twitter.com/af_clips/status/1261331113102004226
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Censorship in America is out of control!

      Dennis Dale   “Unteathered”

“Time is on their side, yes it is…”

Dennis Dale, Sunday, May 10, 2020:

The one thing the layman can trust is he can’t trust the experts. Because they don’t trust him.

Experts, if they aren’t fake or paid shills, come with a particular professional bias as well as the general contemporary bias by which Western elites are alienated from the common man.

There’s a pattern crises follow now: campaigns of misinformation, opportunistic looting by financial actors, the consolidation of power in the hands of the people who as often as not are responsible, and ending with society’s energies diverted to a cause with little or no relationship to the original crisis. A cause to which the people themselves may have no relationship or interest—the 2003 Iraq War is a stark model.

The first significant action taken in the current crisis (as opposed to significant inaction) was a campaign of misinformation. Faced with the very real prospect of a run on medical-quality face masks the experts lied to us about their effectiveness.

It’s not their fault, you might say; fault the outsourcing of the manufacture of basic medical equipment. But that misinformation campaign about masks was nestled like a Russian doll in a greater misinformation (or just mis-informed) campaign—that our hospitals would be overwhelmed with corona virus patients.

How many lives were lost to this? How much time was lost? Might we have avoided the shutdown and the coming economic depression if we had a system capable of honest action in the public interest?

Squint through the snowstorm of information and look into the heart, such as it is, of the elitist: aside from his objective appraisal of the current crisis (leaving aside his atrophied capacity for objectivity in the Current Year) what about the shutdown appeals to him, emotionally? He sees it as a crude device for a crude people—us. Faced with the prospect of formulating a set of rules for going about life and business or just telling the dumb bastards (us) to stay home, they opted, of course, for the latter.

They want you to “shelter in place” because they don’t trust you to carry out basic instructions.

Common to all crises now is the absence of accountability. Let’s not expect it. But it’s becoming increasingly suggestive the still-touted strategy of shutting down is misguided and may even be counter productive.

...numerous epidemiological studies have shown that infection rates for C19 are higher when people are exposed to it for prolonged periods in confined spaces. Locking people up in their homes is probably the worst thing you could do if you wanted to reduce the infections and the duration of the outbreak.

This is well known to the World Health Organisation. In their joint study with Chinese authorities, published in February, the WHO stated that airborne spread wasn’t reported for C19 and was not considered to be a method of transmission.

They found that most infections occurred within families where the chance of infection was as high as 20%. However, the chance of infection in the community was estimated to be between 1-5%

The elite’s reaction to the crisis was delayed and dishonest; so will be any reaction to the present strategy failing—recognition of which censorship will delay as long as it can. The media can be expected now to portray the inevitable waning of the pandemic as a vindication of the shutdown. This too will delay any abandonment of the strategy.

But for other reasons they are in no hurry. The shutdown hurts the little people, for whom it is crafted. It’s like a flood threatening to leave only the commanding heights above water.

The shutdown strategy retains the support of the experts, so the typical bugman can enjoy the disparate impact it has on the middle and working classes without feeling guilty. Indeed, he unthinkingly plugs it directly into his psychological matrix of understanding: it is a case of us dummies ignoring “science” and valuing “jobs” over “lives”.

That it accelerates the dis-empowering of certain people is inevitable, he might say (not that anyone is asking) like globalization and white decline.

Whatever the case, if wealth and cultural status are to remain wildly uneven in the favor of those in charge, the shutdown will have to be uniform across the country.

Why, you might ask, would Bakersfield, with its dearth of cases, have to observe the same drastic measures as Manhattan, and go down the drain of economic decline?

Because if New York, with its vast importance to the status quo we call Globo Homo, is to be shut down for months (because it’s acquired a nasty virus, as a result of being the center of Globo Homo) then by God so must the rest of the nation. We can’t have people and business, the very power, of New York migrating out to the hinterlands! Therefore a crude strategy must become cruder still.

Meanwhile some people are doing extremely well in the current atmosphere. The Daily Mail:

American billionaires are enjoying multi-million dollar increases to their net worth as the country’s unemployment levels rise to record highs amid the coronavirus lockdowns

Eight ‘pandemic profiteers’ have seen their net worth surge by over $1billion each since the start of the global pandemic.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, 56, has added $25billion to his own wealth since January 1, 2020, as the company’s staff protest their poor working conditions and he makes a return to the company’s day-to-day running.

According to a report from the Institute for Policy Studies, American billionaires added $282billion – nearly a ten percent increase – to their combined wealth between March 18 and April 10, as the U.S. unemployment rate approached 15 percent.

Time is on the side of the powerful.

Curt Doolittle’s Propertarian Constitution vs Jim Bowery’s Sortocracy

James Bowery 12 May 2020:

Sortocracy purports to be an upgrade to the Treaty of Westphalia.  The Propertarian Constitution purports to be an upgrade to the United States Constitution.  Sortocracy, takes the form of a declaration of the conditions of peace between sovereign nation-states, as did The Peace of Westphalia.  It upgrades the notion of a nation-state as recognized by other nation-states . As such it does not take the place of the of a constitution.  Its philosophical foundation is aligned with that of The Declaration of Independence rather than the US Constitution.

Sortocracy is described at http://sortocracy.org/

The Propertarian Constitution is described at
https://propertarianism.com/revolutio