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February 7, 2022
Ottawa is now a Police state of the worst kind People could die due to their insanity
”People who bring food, water, gasoline or other supplies to peacefully protesting truckers are not breaking any law. There is no basis for this police threat, that was issued by Twitter this morning,” states lawyer Nicholas Wansbutter, retained by the Justice Centre, which is representing the Freedom Convoy.
I am going to star with the press conference first.
BREAKING Ottawa press conference with Dr Roger Hodkinson, Dr Paul Alexan
https://www.bitchute.com/video/C9BXX0uupQ9o/Looks like the Police are creating a replay of Ice Storm 98.No heat, no hydro, no way to cook food, high possibly of freezing to death.
I was informed of something, very disturbing today.
Children could freeze. They could go hungry. They will feel hated, by the police no less.
Everyone else could suffer the same fate. One can die in the cold, rather quickly. Pretty hard to drink frozen water or eat frozen food. Starvation, hum. Dyhydration hum. Freezing to Death hm. Frost bit damage can mean loosing parts of your body. So Amputations could occur hm.
The truckers have no money as it was taken from them, now they want to take away, all the fuel for the vehicles, propane for cooking included. Can we say…
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Canadian police start arresting those helping truckers with gas. So the people of the city have shown up carrying gas cans in protest
From Truth11.com
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HERE: Read the Truckers’ Declaration
Via State of the Nation
We, the Truckers Of America, declare that whereas:
The “killer virus” is a mild flu
The Covid “vaccine” is a gene-modification treatment, harmful, often deadly, and damaging to the immune system
The Covid “vaccine” is unnecessary because cheap, effective remedies exist; administering these dangerous experimental jabs to children is especially evil and violates the Nuremberg code of 1947
The PCR test is totally fraudulent and can’t differentiate between COVID-19 and the seasonal flu, as the CDC and WHO now admit after two years; The tests mostly give false-positives and were rigged to do so
The PCR swabs are invasive, potentially damaging to the olfactory nerve, and contain toxic substances
The case data generated is meaningless junk, as the authorities now admit
The masks are totally useless, increase the risks of disease, and can damage children’s brains by cutting off the supply of oxygen
The vaccine mandates are illegal, unconstitutional, and violate our fundamental human rights and the Nuremberg code of 1947
The vaccine “passports” are illegal, unconstitutional, discriminatory,go against science, and violate the
Nuremberg code
The news media is the PR agency of Big Pharma,purveying disinformation and lies about this plandemic 24/7
The “Fact Checkers” are the paid mouthpieces of Big Pharma,disseminating untruths and misinformation
WE HEREBY DECLARE that we are not leaving this city until our demands are met, as follows:
* No more mandates
* No more gene-based “vaccines”
* No more bogus diagnostic tests
* No more masks
* No more health passports
* No more censorship by the lying News Media and Social Media—
All the scientific findings by truth-telling doctors and researchers must be fully presented to the public.
* Full compensation by the vaccine manufacturers and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to every person
injured by the COVID-19 “vaccines” or their bereaved families.
Our demonstration is totally peaceful and lawful. If any disturbance occurs it is the result of FBI dirty-tricks as occurred at the so-called “Capitol riot” of January 6, 2021.
IT’S TIME TO END THIS SCAMDEMIC
Submitted by a Concerned Citizen in solidarity with America’s Truckers and Truckers Worldwide.
Via https://stateofthenation.co/?p=106150
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HISTORY IS MADE: Top 6 Covid Corruption Whistleblowers of 2021 and 2022
No matter what your “opinion” of the pandemic might be now, it is important to consider objectively the descriptions of what is happening as relayed by top experts in their respective fields of study.
by: S.D. Wells
Saturday, February 05, 2022
This article may contain statements that reflect the opinion of the author
Soon, everyone will realize that these top 6 Covid corruption whistleblowers were not conspiracy theorists at all, but in fact, hit the nail on the head. History is being made right now, right in front of us all, and the great awakening is gaining much momentum as these brave doctors, scientists and insiders blow the whistle on the biggest terrorist scheme ever designed, and all delivered not by guns, bombs or planes, but with needles.
No matter what your “opinion” of the pandemic might be now, it is important to consider objectively the descriptions of what is happening as relayed by top experts in their respective fields of study.
Top 6 covid-19 corruption whistleblowersCOVID Whistleblower #1.Dr. Robert Malone– inventor of modern mRNA vaccine technology, warns…
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February 6, 2022
New Zealand’s Truck Convoy Hits New Plymouth
Our year-old vaccine choice movement finally made the mainstream news tonight when TV1 reported on the reception our national truck convoy received in our local area. We had a little over 400 supporters to greet them in New Plymouth (pop 87,300), with about 150 more spread over some of the smaller towns.
Truckies were divided into North and South Island convoys, with the North Island convoy further divided into East and West Coast branches.
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A night with the untouchables at convoy’s ground zero
Re: ‘The convoy – Don’t believe everything you read or see’
FEATURED COMMENT – A night with the untouchables at convoy’s ground zero
armchairmayor.ca
I live in downtown Ottawa, right in the middle of the trucker convoy protest. They are literally camped out below my bedroom window. My new neighbours moved in on Friday and they seem determined to stay.I have read a lot about what my new neighbours are supposedly like, mostly from reporters and columnists who write from distant vantage points somewhere in the media heartland of Canada. Apparently the people who inhabit the patch of asphalt next to my bedroom are white supremacists, racists, hatemongers, pseudo-Trumpian grifters, and even QAnon-style nutters.I have a perfect view down Kent Street – the absolute ground zero of the convoy. In the morning, I see some protesters emerge from their trucks to stretch their legs, but mostly throughout the day they remain in their cabs honking their horns. At night I see small groups huddled in quiet conversations in their new found companionship. There is no honking at night.
What I haven’t noticed, not even once, are reporters from any of Canada’s news agencies walking among the trucks to find out who these people are. So last night, I decided to do just that – I introduced myself to my new neighbours.
The Convoy on Kent Street, February 2, 2022:
At 10 p.m. I started my walk along – and in – Kent Street. I felt nervous. Would these people shout at me? My clothes, my demeanour, even the way I walk screamed that I’m an outsider.
All the trucks were aglow in the late evening mist, idling to maintain warmth, but all with ominously dark interiors. Standing in the middle of the convoy, I felt completely alone as though these giant monsters weren’t piloted by people but were instead autonomous transformer robots from some science fiction universe that had gone into recharging mode for the night.
As I moved along I started to notice smatterings of people grouped together between the cabs sharing cigarettes or enjoying light laughs. I kept quiet and moved on. Nearby, I spotted a heavy duty pickup truck, and seeing the silhouette of a person in the driver’s seat, I waved.
A young man, probably in his mid 20s, rolled down the window, said hello and I introduced myself. His girlfriend was reclined against the passenger side door with a pillow to proper her up as she watched a movie on her phone. I could easily tell it’s been an uncomfortable few nights.
I asked how they felt and I told them I lived across the street. Immediate surprise washed over the young man’s face. He said, “You must hate us. But no one honks past 6 p.m.!” That’s true. As someone who lives right on top of the convoy, there is no noise at night.
I said, “No, I don’t hate anyone, but I wanted to find out about you.” The two were from Sudbury, Ontario, having arrived on Friday with the bulk of the truckers. I asked what they hoped to achieve, and what they wanted. The young woman in the passenger seat moved forward, excited to share.
They said that they didn’t want a country that forced people to get medical treatments such as vaccines. There was no hint of conspiracy theories in their conversation with me, not a hint of racist overtones or hateful demagoguery. I didn’t ask them if they had taken the vaccine, but they were adamant that they were not anti-vaxers.
The next man I ran into was standing in front of the big trucks at the head of the intersection. Past middle age and slightly rotund, he had a face that suggests a lifetime of working outdoors. I introduced myself and he told me we was from Cochrane, Ontario. He also proudly pointed out that he was the block captain who helped maintain order.
I thought, oh no, he might be the one person keeping a lid on things; is it all that precarious? I delicately asked how hard his job was to keep the peace but I quickly learned that’s not really what he did. He organized the garbage collection among the cabs, put together snow removal crews to shovel the sidewalks and clear the snow that accumulates on the road. He even has a salting crew for the sidewalks. He proudly bellowed in an irrepressible laugh, “We’re taking care of the roads and sidewalks better than the city.”
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The Common People Understand Better Than The So Called Educated Elite
“Many of the educated class are or were Government bureaucrats or educators at public schools and University teachers. Many of the health professionals following religiously the rules and filling out the forms.
Insulated . Not all but by far the majority. Learned to be compliant. Learned the system .”
Thinkersover the years have often come to similar conclusions.
I think of Wordsworth’s’ Michael ‘, that beautiful poem .
Shakespear’s Falstaff even in his drunken stupor —got it.
Even the nobles in Magna Carte days got it.
Solon in Athenian Times —594 BC .
Cicero in Roman Times got it.
Many during the Enlightenment got it, like Francis Bacon and Voltaire.
The founding fathers of America perhaps got it more than most before or since.
The many letters I receive tell the story .
Many of the educated class are or were Government bureaucrats or educators at public schools and University teachers. Many of the healthprofessionals following religiously the rules and filling out the forms.
Insulated . Not all but by far the majority. I have heard from a few of them that ‘understand.’
Learned to be compliant.
Learned the system .
Mention public heath ——-they are all over it…
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Hidden History: How Pressure to Expand Slavery Led to the US War on Mexico
Episode 11: A Restless South Expansion and Conflict
A New History of the American South
Dr Edward Ayers (2018)
Film Review
Ayers uses this lecture to explain the development of the US two-party system in the 1820s and how pressure to expand slavery led to the US War on Mexico. The founding fathers had warned against political parties, worried scheming opportunists would seize control of them.
The election of America’s first populist president Andrew Jackson (1828) would play a major role in the formation of the two party system. Also important was the decision by many legislatures to eliminate property qualifications for voting. In 1828 the popular vote for president was double that of 1820.
Identifying himself as a man of the people, Jackson claimed to have wrested control of the country from the wealthy elite. In doing so, he also increased the powers of the presidency beyond those described in the Constitution. Although his forced march of Native Americans to Oklahoma supported southern interests, he sided against the South when he shut down the South Carolina nullification movement in 1933.*
Jackson’s opponents (men with business and trade interests) saw themselves as a counterbalance to the “monarchical” powers of the Jackson presidency and began calling themselves Whigs.** His supporters (small farmers and urban immigrants) became known as Democrats.
In 1845 a 3rd party candidate split the Whig vote and Jackson protege and expansionist*** James K Polk narrowly won the presidency. In 1846, Polk seized on a border skirmish north of the Rio Grande as an excuse to invade Mexico. After a two year war (1846-48), Mexico and the US signed a peace treaty that gave the US undisputed control of Texas,**** established the U.S.-Mexican border along the Rio Grande, and ceded to the United States the present-day states of California,
Although the Whigs (and most northerners) had opposed the war, they sought to capitalize on General Zachary Taylor’s military prestige by offering him the 1848 nomination. Following his election, growing congressional conflict over slavery led to a law declaring California a slave free territory and the Fugitive Slave Act (requiring northern states to return escaped slaves to their masters)
The Whigs split in 1854, following enactment of the Kansas-Nebraska Act proclaiming new states could decide for themselves whether they would allow slavery (effectively repealing the Missouri Comprise banning slavery north of the 33rd parallel). Most northern Whigs joined the anti-slavery Republican Party (formed in Wisconsin in 1854) and most southern Whigs joined the American Party and later the Constitutional Union Party.
*The Nullification Crisis was a confrontation between South Carolina and the federal government in 1832–33 over the former’s attempt to declare null and void the federal Tariffs of 1828 and 1832. The resolution of the crisis in favor of the federal government helped to undermine nullification doctrine, the constitutional theory that upheld the right of states to nullify federal acts within their boundaries.
**The Whigs were a British political party between the 1680s and 1850s.
***The southern states favored westward expansion of the US as acquisition of new plantation land was essential to the health of the southern economy.
****The major fighting in the Texas war of independence (with several hundred state militiamen fighting the 3,000-strong Mexican army) ended on April 21, 1836. However the Mexican Congress refused to recognize the independence of the Republic of Texas, as the treaty was signed by Mexican President General Antonio López de Santa Anna under duress as prisoner of state militias. The United States recognized the Republic of Texas in March 1837 but declined to annex the territory as a state until its economy, based entirely on slaves and cotton, collapsed follow the panic of 1837. Texas formally became a state in 1845
Can be viewed with a library card on Kanopy.
https://pukeariki.kanopy.com/video/restless-south-expansion-and-conflict
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February 5, 2022
Moving to Substack and Telegram Owing to WordPress Censorship
Just to let people know I’m moving to Substack and Telegram after several readers informed me I’ve been censored from WordPress Reader feed.
The link to my Substack account is https://stuartbramhall.substack.com/.
The link to my Telegram channel is https://t.me/themostrevolutionaryact
I’ll continue to publish on WordPress as long as I’m able, but if my blog suddenly disappears you’ll know where to find me.
Stuart
An Inconvenient Truth: The Peasant Food Web Feeds the World
Colin Todhunter
Offguardian
In October 2020, CropLife International said that its new strategic partnership with the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) would contribute to sustainable food systems.
It added that it was a first for the industry and the FAO and demonstrates the determination of the plant science sector to work constructively in a partnership where common goals are shared.
A powerful trade and lobby association, CropLife International counts among its members the worldâs largest agricultural biotechnology and pesticide businesses: Bayer, BASF, Syngenta, FMC, Corteva and Sumitoma Chemical.
Under the guise of promoting plant science technology, the association first and foremost looks after the interests (bottom line) of its member corporations.
Not long after the CropLife-FAO partnership was announced, PAN (Pesticide Action Network) Asia Pacific along with 350 organisations wrote a letter to FAO Director-General Qu Dongyu urging him to stop the collaboration and for good reason.
A 2020 joint investigation by Unearthed (Greenpeace) and Public Eye (a human rights NGO) revealed that BASF, Corteva, Bayer, FMC and Syngenta bring in billions of dollars by selling toxic chemicals found by regulatory authorities to pose serious health hazards.
It also found more than a billion dollars of their sales came from chemicals â some now banned in European markets â that are highly toxic to bees. Over two thirds of these sales were made in low- and middle-income countries like Brazil and India.
The Political Declaration of the Peopleâs Autonomous Response to the UN Food Systems Summit in 2021 stated that global corporations are increasingly infiltrating multilateral spaces to co-opt the narrative of sustainability to secure further industrialisation, the extraction of wealth and labour from rural communities and the concentration of corporate power.
With this in mind, a major concern is that CropLife International will now seek to derail the FAOâs commitment to agroecology and push for the further corporate colonisation of food systems.
The July 2019 UN FAO High Level Panel of Experts Report concluded that agroecology provides greatly improved food security and nutritional, gender, environmental and yield benefits compared to industrial agriculture. This report formed part of the FAOâs ongoing commitment to agroecology.
But agroecology represents a direct challenge to the interests of CropLife members. With the emphasis on localisation and on-farm inputs, agroecology does not require dependency on proprietary chemicals, seeds and knowledge nor the long-line global supply chains dominated by transnational agrifood corporations.
There does now appear to be an ideological assault from within the FAO on alternative development and agrifood models that threaten CropLife Internationalâs member interests.
In the report âWho Will Feed Us? The Industrial Food Chain vs the Peasant Food Web (ETC Group, 2017), it was shown that a diverse network of small-scale producers (the peasant food web) actually feeds 70% of the world, including the most hungry and marginalised.
The flagship report indicated that only 24% of the food produced by the industrial food chain actually reaches people. Furthermore, it was shown that industrial food costs us more: for every dollar spent on industrial food, it costs another two dollars to clean up the mess.
However, two prominent papers have since claimed that small farms feed only 35% of the global population.
One of the papers is âHow much of our worldâs food do smallholders produce?â (Ricciardi et al, 2018). The other is an FAO report, âWhich farms feed the world and has farmland become more concentrated? (Lowder et al, 2021).
Eight key organisations have just written to the FAO sharply criticising the Lowder paper which reverses a number of well-established positions held by the organisation. The letter is signed by the Oakland Institute, Landworkers Alliance, ETC Group, A Growing Culture, Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa, GRAIN, Groundswell International and the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy.
The open letter calls on the FAO to reaffirm that peasants (including small farmers, artisanal fishers, pastoralists, hunters and gatherers and urban producers) provide more food with fewer resources and are the primary source of nourishment for at least 70% of the world population.
ETC Group has also published the 16-page report âSmall-scale Farmers and Peasants Still Feed the Worldâ in response to the two papers, indicating how the authors indulged in methodological and conceptual gymnastics and certain important omissions to arrive at the 35% figure â not least by changing the definition of âfamily farmerâ and by defining a âsmall farmâ as less than 2 ha.
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Via https://off-guardian.org/2022/02/05/an-inconvenient-truth-the-peasant-food-web-feeds-the-world/
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