Know thy enemy and act accordingly. The inexperienced can be forgiven for thinking it an exaggeration to say corporate media and the vicious far-left caucus is the same thing. American academic Andrew Dodson would likely have thought such a suggestion bizarre. Sadly, he is now dead as a consequence of his learning the hard way.
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As the sixth anniversary of his extended stay in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London approaches, WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange is faced with increasingly limited options. Barred from communicating with the outside world and from receiving most visitors, Assange’s only hope of avoiding extradition to the United States on trumped-up espionage charges comes down to the governments of the two countries of which he is a citizen: Australia and Ecuador.
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When women lead some men will go,
Let women show the way,
Their struggle for our kith and kind,
Won’t wait another day,
The deadlier of our species,
Her tongue and poisoned pen.
Hundreds and then thousands of outraged Britons including Tommy Robinson supporters stormed Downing Street on Saturday to demand the release of the anti-Muslim invasion nationalist.
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“People don’t want to hear the truth as they don’t want their illusions destroyed.”
For some, the notion that the police and corporate media cooperate with the revolutionary Antifa (Anti-Fascists) is too much to swallow. Sheep find it is inexplicable that anti-establishment Stalinist throwbacks could collude with government, police, and press.
With dreary predictability expected of a tinpot republic police state, outspoken dissident, Alison Chabloz on May 25 was found guilty on all counts when the attractive defendant appeared before Marylebone Magistrates Court.
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The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party claims that the federal government had excluded the Bundestag from the decision-making process, which could be considered a violation of the country’s U.S., imposed constitution.
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