Monday, April 27, 2020




CORONAVIRUS CRIMINAL CON,Google,Facebook,MicrosoftAiding-And-Abetting.....Why!?

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How they fake the numbers.

A growing number of groups in US states are preparing protests against the lockdowns - on May 1.

Two sites that are publishing information on the protests.

American Revolution 2.0

Open The States



Six multi-millionaires who bankrolled the Conservative party's election victory last December have called for Boris Johnson to ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions.

The group of donors are seeking to put pressure on the Prime Minister as he returns to work on Monday, citing fears over the potential for further damage to the UK economy.

Financier Michael Spencer, who has donated over £5m to the Tories in the last few years, told The Sunday Times: "We should start loosening up the lockdown as soon as we reasonably can and allow the economy to start moving forward.



The Canadian government is considering introducing legislation to make it an offence to knowingly spread misinformation that could harm people, says Privy Council President Dominic LeBlanc.

LeBlanc told CBC News he is interested in British MP Damian Collins's call for laws to punish those responsible for spreading dangerous misinformation online about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Federal government open to new law to fight pandemic ...



Are we being robbed?

Brabantian 27 April 2020 at 02:39 writes -

From contacts with poor country diplomatic circles and citizens, esp. from SE Asia:

Poor countries ... see themselves as forced to go along with aggressively-pushed international programmes, or else face revenge from the international political mafia...

Poor countries are 'ordered' to find 'covid deaths', so they just re-label local people dying as covid, numbers are just thrown together.

Thomas Paine@Thomas1774Paine·4h

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio threatened to permanently close churches


Squirrel Mama@Squill_whispers· 18h

Meanwhile in Louisiana they are releasing hardened criminals in the US while they are arresting Pastors for preaching the word of God outside! 

OffGuardian@OffGuardian0·24 Apr

Just 3 years ago the #MSM & #NGOs funded by the #Pentagon and #BillGates ran articles about how democracy was outdated and "dangerous". 


3 years later elections are cancelled by #Covid19

Will they ever bring them back?

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Have you been conned?

The two-metre social distancing rule for coronavirus was "conjured up out of nowhere", a government adviser has claimed...........


Wednesday, April 22, 2020


YouTube CEO Susan WojcickI,WHO say-FUCK-U.S.-Constitution-'anything that goes against the W.H.O. is a violation of YouTube policies. All content that isn't "medically substantiated," such as advising people take Vitamin C...''

Susan Diane Wojcicki was born on July 5, 1968 to Esther Wojcicki, an educator of Russian-Jewish descent, and Stanley Wojcicki, a Polish American physics professor at Stanford University.-wikipedia

'YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki's meteoric rise to self-made success mirrors that of ..'-JerusalemPost

https://reclaimthenet.org/youtube-ceo-coronavirus-right-information-misinformation/

YouTube CEO: Anything that goes against the WHO is a violation of YouTube policies

YouTube is also giving legacy media outlets and public health organizations billions of impressions.
In her first interview since the coronavirus lockdown started in the US, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki discussed how the platform has responded to the pandemic by removing thousands of videos and sending over 10 billion views to legacy media outlets.
Wojcicki made the comments during an appearance on CNN reporter Brian Stelter’s Reliable Sources podcast where she mostly focused on the platform’s efforts to give people the “right information” and stamp out “misinformation.”
“We also talk about removing information that is problematic,” Wojcicki said. “We’ve had to update our policy numerous times associated with COVID-19.”





Wojcicki then went on to give examples of content that would be a violation of YouTube’s policies, including anything “that is medically unsubstantiated, so people saying like, ‘take vitamin C, take turmeric, like those are/or will cure you.’ Those are the examples of things that would be a violation of our policy.”
When it comes to determining what YouTube classes as “misinformation,” Wojcicki said that “anything that would go against World Health Organization [WHO] recommendations would be a violation of our policy” – the same WHO that amplified China’s propaganda about there being “no evidence of human-to-human transmission” of the coronavirus and criticized Taiwan after a Chinese propaganda campaign on Twitter.
And when it comes to the sources of “right information,” Wojcicki has chosen “authoritative sources” (legacy media outlets) and public health organizations – many of which were downplaying the severity of the coronavirus and telling the public masks are not effective as recently as late March, only to change their rhetoric in April to position the coronavirus as a much more serious threat and recommend wearing masks.


YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki told CNN’s Brian Stelter “anything that would go against World Health Organization recommendations” is a violation of YouTube’s policies (CNN - Reliable Sources)
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki told CNN’s Brian Stelter “anything that would go against World Health Organization recommendations” is a violation of YouTube’s policies (CNN – Reliable Sources)

In terms of specific YouTube stats, Wojcicki said that:
In addition to boosting views to these pre-selected sources by giving them preferential treatment in YouTube’s recommendations, promoting them through banners on the site, and giving them prime positioning on the homepage via the coronavirus news shelf, Wojcicki said YouTube is also trying to “get the right voices out there” by arranging interviews between YouTubers and health experts.
Wojcicki also touched on the controversial changes YouTube has made over the last couple of years which have resulted in many creators being demonetized, having their content removed, or even having their entire channels deleted.
The YouTube CEO framed these changes as “progress” and said they’ve created an environment where “if you talk to most people,” it’s “really hard, if not impossible” to find misinformation.

During the second half of the interview, Wojcicki praised YouTube’s use of machines to review and take down content and claimed that “they have been able to continue to be really effective during this time” – a reversal of the platform’s previous sentiment that relying on automated systems during the pandemic will result in more deleted videos, including those that don’t violate community guidelines.

Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Dr. Mikovits-vs.-Trump's-psychopathic-Coronavirus-Czar-Anthony-Fauci


Dr. Mikovits-is-indisputably-brilliant-and-was-and-continues-to-be-a-victim-of-Anthony-Fauci-as-we-all-are-now..However-in-regards-to-'gain-of-function'-,I-think-it-would-be-better-to-say-or-emphasize-'structure-function'-meaning-for-,better-or-worse,-an-added-bit-or-bits-of-RNA-or-DNA-IS-ADDED-OR-REMOVED-FROM-A-VIRUS-OR-OTHER-GENETIC-STRAND--TO-ADD-OR-REMOVE-A-CORRESPONDING-FUNCTION.No-Structure-such-as-a-GP120-gene-for-instance-and-GP120-and--its--function-will-not-be-present-either.
No-structure-no-function.A-new-structiure-is-what--illicits-a-new-function.or-gain-of-function.
No-new-structure-no-new-gain-of-function-and-in-the-case-of-these-human-engineered-
viruses-used-for-biowarfare-and-bioterrorism-against-us-I-believe-we-have-a-good-chance-of-tracking-them-back-to-particular-psychopathic-humans-and-their-pyscho-neural-codes.
Coronavirus19-appears-to-me-to-have-Dr.Fauci's-neural-prints-all-over-it.Not-that-he's-the-only-one-implicated-in-these-crimes-against-humanity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO2Fh3ThKoE



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Gain-of-function mutation: A mutation that confers new or enhanced activity on a protein. Loss-of-function mutations, which are more common, result in reduced or abolished protein function

Friday, April 17, 2020

Americans-Need-To-Rebel-Like-Chileans:Confiscate-Bill-Gates-Vaccine-Frauds-To-Give-To-His-Victims,i.e,-US!

AND-TRUMP-OR-CONGRESS-SHOULD-SEE-CHILE'S-BILLIONAIRE-PRESIDENT-AS-A-
MODEL-OF-HOW-THEYT-SHOULD-GOVERN-IN-THE-NEW-DEPRESSION-OF-THEIR-OWN-AKING-OR_ELSE-!




Franck Gaudichaud: “Look at Chile to understand the kind of world they want us to live in”



17.04.2020 Jérôme Duval

This post is also available in: FrenchItalianGreek

Franck Gaudichaud: “Look at Chile to understand the kind of world they want us to live in”

Interview by Jérôme Duval (www.elsaltodiario.com)
Franck Gaudichaud* returned a few weeks ago from a stay in Chile and gave us an interview to talk about more than six months of social unrest that shook the country.
The Chilean uprising began in October 2019 and spread like wildfire in the student movement after the Piñera government’s decision to raise the price of subway tickets. The repression of Chile’s youth ended up mobilizing all of society, no longer against the increase in transportation prices, but against the whole neoliberal system inherited from the Pinochet dictatorship.
On October 22, when a dozen people had already been killed and more than 80 injured–some of them shot by the Carabineros (Chilean national police) –while acts of torture and sexual aggression were being committed by the military patrolling in Santiago, President Sebastián Piñera publicly apologized to the Chilean people.  And he announced social measures aimed at “calming” the anger of the insurgents: an increase in the minimum wage, a 20% increase in the lowest retirement pensions, the cancellation of the recent 9.2% increase in electricity rates, the creation of a new tax bracket for those with incomes over 8 million pesos per month ($9,600 USD), a reduction in the salaries of parliamentarians, etc.
In addition, on October 24, the Chamber of Deputies voted (88 votes in favor, 24 against, and 27 abstentions) on a bill to shorten the working week from a maximum of 45 hours to 40 hours. The proposal will have to go through a committee and then through the Senate.
Jérôme Duval: There has been a change in the government’s attitude that seems, at first glance, substantial. Why haven’t these announcements calmed the rebellion?
Franck Gaudichaud: In reality, the so-called “social agenda” has been completely forgotten by the government. Announcements have been made, even a government website has been created showing the progress being made, as if we would have reached 77% of the realization of this social program. If we look at the details, most of the measures have not yet been implemented, and even less so now in the context of a global pandemic and when a health catastrophe is looming, in a context of a health system devastated by decades of neoliberalism. Even when some social measures are implemented, such as a slight increase in the minimum old-age pension, bonuses for lower salaries or small improvements in health coverage, the logic remains neoliberal, i.e. that the state, with public money, comes to “help” and support the market in education, health, or pension funds. Furthermore, what the government is announcing is really the minimum and it’s quite pitiful. There could have been some progress with the announcement of taxes on the rich, but nothing: Piñera, who is part of the financial oligarchy, is completely controlled by big business and has no intention of taxing the ruling class. As for a far-reaching program of social reforms, the most developed proposal to date is that of the “Mesa de Unidad Social” (Social Unity Roundtable), which included the CUT (Unitary Workers’ Central), several unions and many other organizations (feminists and environmentalists in particular), until it broke down in recent weeks. It is a 10-point proposal to which the government has not responded.
There is violent repression from the Carabineros and, at the same time, the judicial system is passing laws that destroy the freedom to stop the mobilization. Is the most recent law adopted to prohibit the use of masks during demonstrations an illustration of this?
In fact, from the beginning of the movement, the government’s response was repression, a really fierce state repression with the military in the streets, and the systematic use of lead bullets by the Carabineros. Today, Chile is denounced internationally, but also within the country by the National Institute of Human Rights, which is a state institution. It counts more than thirty deaths, almost 400 eye mutilations and several thousand injured, including hundreds by lead bullets. There have also been cases of torture and rape in police stations and there are reports of thousands of people who have been in prison for months, considered by the demonstrators to be political prisoners: there are currently more than 2,000 of these political prisoners still in prison, at a time when the coronavirus threatens to destroy thousands of lives, and particularly in prisons. And the response of Parliament was to intensify this repression with a recently passed law, including by the parliamentary left and the opposition, which criminalizes social struggle. Today, people can go to jail because they have set up a roadblock and prevented traffic, or because they wear a hood during a demonstration.
There is a strong protest movement against the pension model, against privatized pension funds. What is its impact, and can we say that it finds echoes in France with the movement against the pension bill?
Among the accumulated experience of social mobilizations in recent years is the mass movement “No + AFP”, which basically means “we don’t want any more pension funds”. This struggle has succeeded in demonstrating a massive rejection of this capitalization system by the population, simply because Chile’s pension payout rate is one of the lowest in the world. Some workers who have worked all their lives find themselves retired with less than 20% of their last salary. Although half of all workers earn less than $500 USD “net” per month… This is a practical demonstration of the total failure of the funded system. Chile is the country with the greatest neoliberal experience in the world (since 1975) and is one of the most radical. Private pensions were brutally introduced under the dictatorship by Sebastian Piñera’s brother, José Piñera, who was Pinochet’s minister. At the height of the dictatorship, everyone had to go through this violent reform… except the military, who kept their system of contributions. In opinion polls, the demand to end the private pensions system, or to reform it, comes first, after the demand for a new Constitution. If we want to understand why the capitalization system and the privatization of our pensions is dramatic, we have to look at the catastrophic results of the Chilean experience. Therefore, this also has a direct relationship with the mobilizations of recent months in France, as we can see that the unions, the French workers, were resisting the reform of the Macron government and the project of a “points” based system that – in the long run – will facilitate the introduction of capitalization and private pension funds of the “Black Rock” type and others.
Another central demand of the people’s movement calls for a change in the Constitution inherited from Pinochet. On November 15, 2019, the parties represented in Parliament signed an “Agreement for Social Peace and a New Constitution. This initiative proposed a vote for April 26th, during which voters will be asked to answer two questions. The first, “Do you want a new constitution?” will be followed by a second asking voters to choose between a “constitutional convention” composed exclusively of members of civil society and a “mixed assembly”, including citizens and parliamentarians. Which option do we go for? Could this process proposed by the government divert attention and be a way to calm the fervor in the streets?
The Agreement for Social Peace and a new Constitution was negotiated in Parliament just after the second major national strike that marked this round of mobilization, in late November 2019. This agreement seeks, as its title indicates, “social peace”, thus calming and channeling the popular rebellion in streets facing big business who feared a blockade of the economy. The agreement was also obtained under pressure from the military, as rumors have circulated that, without an agreement at the parliamentary level, a coup d’état could take place. Among the signatories are, of course, the right, the center and even some representatives of the Frente Amplio (the “new” left). It is therefore a question of trying to put an end to the popular mobilization and at the same time to integrate in part the main demand of those mobilized: a new constitution. In a sense, this is a victory for the mobilizations “from below” because, for the first time, the Chilean political elite recognizes the need to change the Constitution inherited from Pinochet in 1980. But the agreement provides ample room so that they can try to control this process.
In April, if the pandemic allows, which is very unlikely (1), the vote should result in a “yes” to a new constitution and a constitutional convention, in other words the most “progressive” of the options proposed by the parliamentary agreement. But it is a “constitutional convention” in which the “old” parties in power for thirty years since 1990 want to keep control of the process of change, and in which there is no guarantee that the independent lists of citizens can be kept in the convention until the end. Negotiations are still under way on the representation of indigenous peoples, which some on the right do not want, and on gender parity, as this was not included in the initial agreement. Above all, the right tried to shut down the constitutional discussion and has imposed a two-thirds majority to approve each article of the future Magna Carta, while another sector of conservative parliamentarians rejects all together any prospect of changing Pinochet’s Constitution. This does not mean that the left should refrain from intervening in this future referendum: large sectors of the social and political left (including libertarian sectors) intend to break into this space of domination, and try to facilitate a constitutional opening of the system and to destabilize the strategy of control “from above” of the government to achieve a true democratic constituent process, or at least put central issues on the table, like an end to the privatization of water, education, and health. It also aims to put forward new political rights, for example, recognition of the rights of self-determination of the Mapuche people or the renationalization of copper. Other sectors of the left and of popular assemblies, for their part, are calling for an active boycott of the referendum to denounce what they see as a new electoral charade and a “rehash” of the “consensus” democracy agreed upon by the dominant classes, which has existed since the 1990 transition. Both sides have arguments for and against.
Texte photo : La télévision ment. Réveille-toi et organise-toi.
The constituent process is a central theme of the citizens’ assemblies, sometimes called cabildos, that have flourished throughout the country. How do these assemblies function and is there any coordination?
One of the most interesting self-managed and democratic aspects of the movement is, in fact, these territorial and neighborhood assemblies. There was a small debate between “cabildos” and “assemblies”, since the “cabildos” were often convened by parties or constituted forces and the “assemblies” by people not belonging to a political-social organization. However, today this debate seems to me to be obsolete. There are dozens of assemblies in Santiago and in several other cities in the country, such as Antofagasta or Concepción. These are moments of collective elaboration, of debate about what kind of society to build, what kind of constitution, what kind of economic model, of health or education, but also how to protect oneself against repression, or sometimes the looting of shops and stores, etc.
The strength of this movement is its territorial anchorage and its horizontality. While most unions remain weakened and the main political parties are totally discredited, there is strong politicization “from below”, especially when the assemblies are well structured. During the last two weeks there have been attempts to coordinate in Santiago around twenty-five territorial assemblies or organizations that try to give a clearly anti-neoliberal, feminist and democratic perspective to these struggles. This is very clear in their speeches and forms of deliberations. Obviously, now with COVID-19 everything is more or less paralyzed, but contacts and solidarity networks already exist, and this is fundamental.
A few weeks back, there were murders of football fans, including Jorge Mora, who was dragged away by a police truck, and Ariel Moreno Molina, 24 years old, who was shot dead during a protest over Mora’s death. It seems that the social movement is reviving. What do you think?
During the Christmas holidays, the summer holidays in Chile, there has been a drop in protests, although every Friday in the “Plaza de la Dignidad”, as it has been renamed, there was a demonstration and confrontations with the Carabineros. In a way, it’s a Chilean-style ‘yellow vest’ movement! Until the health crisis and the pandemic arrived, other mobilizations continued, such as that of the young students of middle and high school who have been very active in recent weeks. They have boycotted the “PSU”, an elitist and very unequal university entrance exam.
But the repression also continues, and protesters have been killed. The population’s rejection of the government is massive: Piñera’s approval rating has fallen to 6%, below Pinochet’s approval rating, which is historic. We saw this very well during the Viña del Mar music festival in February, where the public and various artists (such as Mon Laferte) expressed all their rejection of Piñera’s policies, taking up the demands of the social movements and denouncing the repression, all of which was seen live by tens of millions of spectators in Chile and throughout Latin America!
In fact, it was announced that there will be a very strong continuation of the popular mobilizations in March, when the school and university year begins, but the coronavirus is changing that, as it is all over the world, and the government is trying to take advantage of this situation to dismantle the popular rebellion. The opposition parties of the center and center-left (the former “Concertación”) have already announced that they are willing to make a new “pact” with the right and Piñera in the name of maintaining “national unity,” “social peace,” and now the health emergency, confirming once again their role in the service of the “order” of the democracy of consensus and the radical neoliberalism that reigns in the country and that they have administered for decades.
The last word?
We should really look at what is happening in Chile: “Chile is close”, as they used to say in the 1970s, at the time of the Allende experiment and after the 1973 coup d’état, in the circles of the European radical left. I think this is still the case today, to read and understand the neoliberal world we live in today. It is urgent to denounce the ongoing repression by all means and to organize our international solidarity with the resistance there, in particular now with the political prisoners and all the wounded. It is important to understand what is happening in the “Global South” in order to know in which world the neoliberals and their ideologues want us to live.
The globalization of capital is very clear in this sense: Chile is the laboratory of neoliberal capitalism, and is also a distorted mirror of global trends, including what is happening in the “rich countries” of the North, trends that we see here in France working, on a daily basis, under the Macron government, especially through the counter-reform of pensions, with the growing repression of the French social movement and now with the management of the pandemic. The best way to express our solidarity with the resistances of the peoples of Chile is also to collectively resist, here and now, against the steamroller of Macronism.

(1) Finally, in the face of the pandemic, Piñera decided to postpone the referendum until October.
* Franck Gaudichaud is a professor in political science at the University of Toulouse – Jean Jaurès (France), where he teaches Latin American history. He is also member of the editorial board of Contretemps French magazine: https://www.contretemps.eu. He is the author of the book “Chili 1970-1973. Mille jours qui firent trembler le monde” (Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2013). He also co-authored a book on Latin America’s progressive governments with Jeff Webber and Massimo Modonesi (UNAM, 2019) which is available online (in Spanish) at:  http://ciid.politicas.unam.mx/www/libros/gobiernos_progresistas_electronico.pdf

This interview was translated to English by Héctor A. Rivera.

Friday, April 10, 2020


Coronavirus-Pandemic-Rehearsal-2019:-John-Hopkins,Bill-Gates-Event-201

coronavirus-event-201-dark-winter

Watch-video-below-to-see-for-yourself-the. 'pandemic tabletop exercise' vaccine-salesman-Bill-Gates-sponsered-coincidentally-just-before-coronavirus19-broke-on-the-world-stage-!


Coronavirus-Plan-demic-Rehearsal-John-Hopkins,Bill-Gates-Event-201


In October 2019, the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the World Economic Forum hosted a pandemic tabletop exercise called Event 201. It simulated the appearance of a novel coronavirus disease that spread from bats to pigs to people. “There is no possibility of a vaccine being available in the first year,” reads a line in the fictional scenario.-
http://nautil.us/blog/the-good-and-bad-news-of-a-coronavirus-pandemic-model




Coronavirus-Planned-demic-Rehearsal


Agent76 says:
Who knew the government always has practice exercise before any event happens?
Nov 4, 2019 Event 201 Pandemic Exercise: Segment 4, Communications Discussion and Epilogue Video
Event 201 is a pandemic tabletop exercise hosted by The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. The exercise illustrated the pandemic preparedness efforts needed to diminish the large-scale economic and societal consequences of a severe pandemic.


Health Security. The exercise illustrated the pandemic preparedness efforts needed to diminish the large-scale economic and societal consequences of a severe pandemic.
the large-scale economic and societal consequences of a severe pandemic.

https://www.globalresearch.ca/ncov-2019-coronavirus-time-line/5705776


Big Pharma-Big Money Simulation Exercise sponsored by WEF and Gates Foundation 
Simulation Exercise of a coronavirus epidemic which results in 65 million dead. Supported by the World Economic Forum (WEF) representing the interests of Financial institutions, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation representing Big Pharma:
In October 2019, the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security hosted a pandemic tabletop exercise called Event 201 with partners, the World Economic Forum and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. …  For the scenario, we modeled a fictional coronavirus pandemic, but we explicitly stated that it was not a prediction.
Instead, the exercise served to highlight preparedness and response challenges that would likely arise in a very severe pandemic. We are not now predicting that the nCoV-2019 outbreak will kill 65 million people.
Although our tabletop exercise included a mock novel coronavirus, the inputs we used for modeling the potential impact of that fictional virus are not similar to nCoV-2019.“We are not now predicting that the nCoV-2019 [which was also used as the name of the simulation] outbreak will kill 65 million people.
.Although our tabletop exercise included a mock novel coronavirus, the inputs we used for modeling the potential impact of that fictional virus are not similar to nCoV-2019.
Several of the occurrences of the nCoV-2019 exercise coincided with what really happened. In the Event 201 Simulation of a Coronavirus Pandemic, a 15% collapse of financial markets had been “simulated”.


Agent76 says:
Who knew the government always has practice exercise before any event happens?
Nov 4, 2019 Event 201 Pandemic Exercise: Segment 4, Communications Discussion and Epilogue Video
Event 201 is a pandemic tabletop exercise hosted by The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. The exercise illustrated the pandemic preparedness efforts needed to diminish the large-scale economic and societal consequences of a severe pandemic.