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I personally very strongly believe there has to be more intensive and intentional and coordinated global regulation of the content on social media platforms,” she said.
“We know that the most popular video across all of Latin America for the last few weeks that now has tens of millions of views is just an anti-vax, anti-science screed that YouTube has just refused to take down.”
Lifesitenews.com reports: Clinton added that anti-vaccine content created in the United States “flourishes” across the world by way of social media platforms. Her attempts to convince the managers of these sites to remove the material has not worked, she said.
“We know that — because I have tried — that appealing to the leadership of these companies to do the right thing has just not worked, and so we need regulation.”
Clinton is the Vice President of the Clinton Foundation and the daughter of former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Like her parents, she is an outspoken advocate for abortion.
She appeared alongside Dr. Paul Farmer of Harvard Medical School and Dr. Walter Ricciardi, the Italian president of the World Federation of Public Health Associations, at a pre-recorded online meeting forming part of the Fifth International Vatican “Unite to Prevent & Unite to Cure” conference. Their meeting was first aired today.
Clinton said that the Clinton Foundation has been doing what it can to convince the “vaccine hesitant” and the “vaccine refusers” to take doses of the COVID-19 vaccines. She believes it is important to differentiate between people who are “hesitant” and those in the “refusal group.” The “hesitant” have questions that she can answer, for instance regarding the speed at which the vaccines were developed, their ingredients, and “conspiracies about microchips.”
The people in the “refusal group,” “often young people, don’t think they need the experimental vaccine or would prefer to wait a few years before taking it, Clinton added. They also include people in communities who “have been maltreated” by the American “health system for generations.”
Clinton said that her foundation thinks about “how we talk to black Americans, indigenous Americans, Latinos who know that members of their community have often been mistreated or even manipulated or exploited by our health care system."
day of reckoning fast approaching
Fags need to recruit strippers.
Released:
Ezra Levant Maple leaf @ezralevant
- BREAKING: I just spoke on the phone with Pastor Artur Pawlowski. He is finally out of prison and back home, after his jailers at the Calgary Remand Centre refused for hours to honour Justice Germain's order to release him. That in itself is a scandal. 10:10 AM · May 11, 2021
Buffet was all in on 911
Agree. In this case. Ramsack and pillage.
The FBI Seized Heirlooms, Coins, and Cash From Hundreds of Safe Deposit Boxes in Beverly Hills, Despite Knowing 'Some' Belonged to 'Honest Citizens'
Victims of the FBI's constitutionally dubious raid say they've been told to come forward and identify themselves if they want their stuff back......
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Reas The FBI Seized Heirlooms, Coins, and Cash From Hundreds of Safe Deposit Boxes in Beverly Hills, Despite Knowing 'Some' Belonged to 'Honest Citizens' Victims of the FBI's constitutionally dubious raid say they've been told to come forward and identify themselves if they want their stuff back. ERIC BOEHM | 5.10.2021 10:15 AM
...... Dagny discovered that the FBI had seized the contents of her safe deposit box—about $100,000 in gold and silver coins, some family heirlooms like a diamond necklace inherited from her late grandmother, and an engagement ring she'd promised to pass down to her daughter—almost by accident.
She'd been asked by a friend to recommend a convenient and secure location for keeping some valuables. Dagny searched Yelp to find the phone number for U.S. Private Vaults, a Beverly Hills facility where she'd rented a safe deposit box since 2017. That's when she saw the bad news.
"Permanently closed."
After a brief moment of panic, some phone calls, and several days, Dagny and her husband Howard (pseudonyms used at their request to maintain privacy during ongoing legal proceedings) figured out what happened. On March 22, the FBI had raided U.S. Private Vaults. The federal agents were armed with a warrant allowing them to seize property belonging to the company as part of a criminal investigation—and even though the warrant explicitly exempted the safe deposit boxes in the company's vaults, they were taken too. More than 800 were seized.
Howard tells Reason there was no attempt made by the FBI to contact him, his wife, or their heirs—despite the fact that contact information was taped to the top of their box. Six weeks later, the couple is still waiting for their property to be returned. (Both individuals are supporters of Reason Foundation, the nonprofit that publishes this website.)
The FBI and federal prosecutors have "no authority to continue holding the possessions of some 800 bystanders who are not alleged to have been involved in whatever USPV may have done wrong," Benjamin Gluck, a California attorney who is representing several of the people caught up in the FBI's raid of U.S. Private Vaults, tells Reason.
Legal efforts to force the FBI to return the items seized during the March 22 raid have so far been unsuccessful, but at least five lawsuits are pending in federal court.
A federal grand jury indicted U.S. Private Vaults (USPV) on counts of conspiracy to distribute drugs, launder money, and avoid mandatory deposit reporting requirements.
In legal filings, federal prosecutors have admitted that "some" of the company's customers were "honest citizens," but contend that "the majority of the box-holders are criminals who used USPV's anonymity to hide their ill-gotten wealth."
Whatever the original motivation for the raid, the FBI's seizure of hundreds of safe deposit boxes held by U.S. Private Vaults raises serious Fourth and Fifth Amendment issues. In order to have the contents of their boxes returned, federal authorities are asking owners to come forward, identify themselves, and describe their possessions. Some owners may be unwilling to do that—U.S. Private Vaults allowed anonymous rentals of safe-deposit boxes—while others may rightfully object to being subjected to the scrutiny of federal law enforcement when they have done nothing wrong.
"The constitution does not abide guilt by association," argues Robert Frommer, an attorney with the Institute for Justice, a libertarian law firm, in an op-ed published by The Orange County Register.
He goes all the way back to aids.
I decline and demand a lawyer.
Nuff said
Ask the puppet with dementia u 50 cent troll
See the deagel report.
China wins.
Unless the us dementia zombies refuse the shot
Not my post but it loaded for me.
When does hypersensitivity about potential antisemitic slights promote or unnecessarily highlight Jew-hating tropes?
If a septuagenarian Irish pop singer wrote a song claiming that “They are all rich” and “They are all stingy,” what sensible Jewish listeners would raise their hands and admit that the tune must be about Jews because, over the years, imbeciles who have never met any Jews and know nothing about them have claimed that all Jews are fabulously wealthy and ungenerous?
Such an engagement with centuries of hatred would be akin to accepting, or even expecting, the persecution itself.
Yet when news broke that the Irish singer Van Morrison’s new album included a feeble faux R & B song called “They Own the Media,” many listeners were quick to jump to comparable conclusions.
To be sure, anyone who admired Morrison’s music in previous decades must be disheartened to see that his creativity has devolved to writing lyrics on the level of “They control the media/ They control the media/ They control the media/ They control the media” (how catchy!) and rhyming words like “bliss” and “it is” as well as “told” and “ignored.” Rolling Stone had it right when it termed the new album a “largely unlistenable collection of rants and riffs.”
Morrison, onetime fans fear, has become an antivaxxer, crank, and apparent ally of QAnon, from which the worst may be expected.
Yet those who, referring to Morrison, trace the “Jews control the media” trope back to the 1903 fabricated Russian antisemitic text “Protocols of the Elders of Zion” and the Jew-hating auto manufacturer Henry Ford’s “Dearborn Independent” newspaper in the 1920s are being unduly optimistic.
Like QAnon, these predecessors in prejudice did not merely believe that Jews control the media; they were (or are) convinced that Jews control the entire world.
Faced with such beliefs, it is tempting to reply, as comedian Jon Stewart did: “If Jews control the media, why don’t we give ourselves better press?”
Or perhaps to suggest that instead of signifying Jews as “they,” maybe Van Morrison was warbling about the Rupert Murdoch clan, whose media empire has damaged American democracy more than any propaganda effort since World War II.
But then, Morrison has a track record for crypto-Jew hatred, as heard in a song released in 2005 on a label owned by David Geffen, born in Borough Park to a family of Jewish immigrants who met in British Mandate Palestine.
Morrison’s “They Sold Me Out” modestly placed the singer in the role of Jesus, kvetching that his “own people” sold him out “for the few shekels more.” Yet reacting to this paranoid sense of betrayal from a highly successful popstar with more paranoia hardly resolves the issue.
In Woody Allen’s 1977 film “Annie Hall,” Alvy Singer rantys against showbiz antisemites, claiming that television executives took the occasion of asking him if he had eaten yet to taunt him with being Jewish, because the words “Did you eat?” sounded to his ears like “Jew eat?”
Larry David’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm” likewise displays a libido for detecting presumed antisemitic (or anti-baldness) slights where they might not exist.
David and even Allen have their devotees but few would wish to model a life philosophy on those two icons of maladjustment.
Rather than developing ulcers about possible allusions in a Van Morrison song, why not pay attention to actual slights that have been overlooked or forgotten? More significant than vague, imprecise mutterings from a past-it singer are overt statements about Jews controlling the media from UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a 2004 novel.
Boris Johnson by the Forward
By Getty Images A More Virulent Form of Antisemitism: Boris Johnson’s novel ‘Seventy-Two Virgins’ featured antisemitic stereotypes. “Seventy-Two Virgins: A Comedy of Errors” described how oligarchs “of Jewish origin” “are able to change the results of elections. Johnson depicted a Jewish character named Sammy Katz as having the eyes of an “unblinking snake” who sends his son “pathetic presents, every five years, of low-denomination bills.”
Johnson was criticized at the time by political opponents, such as Andrew Gwynne, a Labour Party official, who said: “Boris Johnson’s writing invokes some of the oldest and most pernicious antisemitic tropes about Jewish people controlling the media, and associating Jewish people with shady business, financial greed and being responsible for oppression and exploitation. This rhetoric fuels prejudice towards Jewish people. These are his own words as a narrator, not those of a character and he wrote them while he was an MP and a Conservative Shadow Minister.”
Yet Johnson was subsequently elected mayor of London and later, prime minister. The fact that few people were willing to read a novel of wretched quality may have led to its quick oblivion, although its small-minded attempts at wit contained hate language against other minorities too.
It surely takes more effort to locate and read through any novel than to listen to a song on YouTube, so inevitably Van Morrison will have more immediate impact than a bigoted fiction writer, even one holding a prominent public office.
Yet it remains a fact that the leader of the UK expressed in print the trope that Jews control the media and got away with it scot-free. Should we be amazed that one of his country’s citizens should feel emboldened to make unsubtle suggestions of the same ilk? Prominent people have been uttering this kind of bilge with impunity for years, so why plotz if a songwriter emits a mediocre song along these lines?
After all, Van Morrison has rebelled again pandemic restrictions, although his age and avoirdupois place him among those especially endangered. It is a matter of personal temperament whether we should wish him Zolst leben un zein gezunt! (You should live and be well!) or, alternatively, Es zol bay dir vakhsen a trolley car in boykh! (A trolley car should grow in your stomach!) before his next compositional effort.
But Morrison’s fundamental irrelevance for American Jews, still reeling from four years of authoritarian reign, is obvious when compared to the serious existential threats facing all Americans right now.
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Disgusting morons.
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They believe in mask rather than god
I hipe all the kids stay home
Dropping the ball. Haha.
Cops going to hell along with the obvious agents here.
Doubtful
1 in 33000 chance of deathfor positive cases. Age 0 to 19 cdc
1 in 33000 chance of death. Age group 0-19, according to.june 2020 cdc.
This is child abuse.
Dont feed the rats.
For non thumpers
At the time, the church had sponsored the LGBT event 'Pride 2019' by using an image with a Bible text. In response, Räsänen questioned the church's leadership in a tweet, which later got her in trouble for committing hate speech. She subsequently underwent several interviews by police regarding her views and waited more than a year for the General Prosecutor to determine whether the prosecution should continue.
According to The Christian Post, Räsänen also faces crimes for comments she made on a 2018 TV show and a 2004 pamphlet where she outlined the official teaching of her own church on human sexuality.
Cc's husband is the son of political scum
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Mezvinsky
No soros