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I Read Biden’s Build Back Better Plan and…Oh, My God

Posted by M. C. on November 12, 2021

Over and over again, the bill is written expressly NOT to help the hardworking Linda, apparently because she is white. Here are just a few examples:

I Read Biden’s Build Back Better Plan and…Oh, My God

Ann Coulter

The White House’s official press release announcing the Build Back Better Act (BBB) pitches it as a “PLAN TO REBUILD THE MIDDLE CLASS.” It rhapsodizes about “working families” squeezed by the economy, and reminds voters that “Biden promised to rebuild the backbone of the country — the middle class.”

A cartoon illustrates the sort of person who would benefit from Biden’s Build Back Better programs: “Linda,” a white woman, who works at a manufacturing plant but struggles to raise her son, “Leo.”

One thing the White House’s official press release did not mention is that almost all of the $2 trillion doled out under BBB is expressly designated for Black, Latino, Native American, Asian American, Pacific Islander and non-English speaking individuals. White Americans will get nothing and like it. “Even provisions that don’t explicitly exclude whites, turn out, on closer examination, to exclude whites.”

Over and over again, the bill is written expressly NOT to help the hardworking Linda, apparently because she is white. Here are just a few examples:

— $1 billion to Native American, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian communities for housing “needs.”

— $500 million for minority-serving schools of medicine.

— $112 million for teacher preparation programs at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs).

— $75 million for culturally appropriate care management and services for older individuals who are racial and ethnic minorities or are underserved due to sexual orientation or gender identity.

— $75 million to study maternal health for pregnant and postpartum minority individuals.

— $50 million study maternal mortality among minorities.

— $50 million to improve behavioral health outcomes for communities of color with substance abuse.

— $75 million to increase research capacity at minority-serving institutions.

And on and on and on.

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Doug Casey on How Governments Use Global Crises to Take More Control

Posted by M. C. on November 12, 2021

It’s one of many false and horribly destructive memes stalking the earth today like specters. The increasing belief in government as a magic solution to problems acts to decrease the average person’s standard of living and creates all kinds of distortions throughout society. It’s turned the study of economics into a pseudoscience, and its incursions into science are discrediting the idea of science itself.

The good news is that it’s getting to the stage where it’s dysfunctional. Maybe the current major crises will backfire and self-destruct. Hopefully, the nation-state will be replaced by some voluntary phenomenon, like phyles, or perhaps the rise of a parallel structure within the current framework.

Doug Casey on How Governments Use Global Crises to Take More Control

by Doug Casey

International Man: Throughout history, governments have used crises—real or imagined—to eliminate freedoms, expand the power of the State, and justify all sorts of things the populace would never accept in normal times.

After World War II, Winston Churchill famously said, “Never let a good crisis go to waste.”

This was when he and other leaders came together to form the United Nations, which they probably could not have created without the crisis of WWII.

Ever since, it seems that each new supposed crisis causes a further centralization of global power.

The War on (Some) Drugs, the War on Terror, the COVID hysteria, and the so-called climate crisis have all ratcheted up the centralization of power on a global scale.

What do you make of this trend?

Doug Casey: It makes sense that Rahm Emanuel, a sleazy Obama apparatchik, would have stolen the phrase from Churchill. But the statement is quite correct, regardless of the source. Government lives on crisis. As Randolph Bourne said, “War is the health of the State,” and there’s no crisis like a war. But any kind of crisis can work.

Whenever you have a crisis—whether it’s a military, political, economic, financial, or social crisis—the mob calls for strong leaders to kiss it and make it better.

This plays perfectly into the hands of the kind of people who work for the State. As far as I’m concerned, it’s a psychological flaw in humans, stemming from the fact that we’re pack animals.

Pack animals want leaders.

I’m not sure how we solve this problem other than delegitimizing the idea of the State and defanging it as much as possible. And stop lauding, even apotheosizing, its employees. But as long as the State exists, its basic impetus is to seek out crises. Crises benefit the State as an institution but also the people who work for it.

International Man: The COVID hysteria took the cynical concept of “never let a crisis go to waste” to a whole different level. Never before had the edicts of an unaccountable global institution like the World Health Organization (WHO) affected so many people in such drastic ways.

It seems the average person not only has to worry about local and federal bureaucrats affecting their well-being but also global ones.

What’s your take on this?

Doug Casey: Over the last century, the reach of the State has moved from a local, to a national, to now an international level. This is what the concept of globalism is all about.

The good news is that the bigger and more complex anything gets—including the movement towards globalism—the more inefficient, corrupt, and unwieldy it becomes. So perhaps the idea of globalism is getting big enough to self-destruct.

In the meantime, some of globalism’s and the State’s most effective minions are NGOs (non-governmental organizations). They are generally supported by private giving, often in estate planning. When people die, they often want to do something for the benefit of humanity. That’s an understandable emotion, although charity generally causes at least as many problems as it cures. I explain that in a previous conversation. Rich people particularly want to virtue signal since today’s society infuses them with guilt for their money. That, plus they naturally want shelter from taxes. So they give money to all kinds of NGOs. There are many thousands of them.

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Property Ownership: The Ultimate Civil Liberty

Posted by M. C. on November 12, 2021

Former Congressman Ron Paul gave the tenth talk in our webinar “Restoring Our Civil Liberties.” Dr. Paul explains how without property rights, all other rights are impossible. Starting with the ultimate property right, the rights to one’s own body, to the sanctity of contracts, to the right of the people “to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures,” property rights are the fount from which liberty flows. View the rest of the lectures in this series here: https://www.fff.org/freedom-in-motion…

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Erie Times E-Edition Article-Millcreek Township updating its zoning code

Posted by M. C. on November 11, 2021

Government Central Planning. You follow their rules then a few years later everything changes and you get the hot poker. Those holding the government poker don’t feel the heat.

https://erietimes-pa-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=03cc45661_1345fcb

Dana Massing Erie Times-News USA TODAY NETWORK Greater flexibility and the filling of commercial vacancies in already developed areas are among the goals of an updated zoning code for Millcreek Township.

But some developers have concerns about what the ordinance could mean for retail space.

‘We’ve really looked at the entire township,’ Supervisor Dan Ouellet said Tuesday before a meeting at which the township Planning Commission was to hear public comment on the draft of the zoning ordinance.

Among proposed changes are that some commercial areas, such as along parts of West 26th Street and West Eighth Street, would become designated for multi use. Ouellet said this would allow for greater flexibility.

Supervisor Jim Bock said another goal of rewriting the ordinance was to try to find people and businesses to fill vacancies in areas that are already developed. He said, for example, that might mean something new moving into a location like the former Kmart plaza at West 26th Street and Sterrettania Road rather than expansion into undeveloped areas south of the Millcreek Mall.

But attorney Michael Agresti, who attended Tuesday’s meeting on behalf of clients who own property near Interchange Road, said the updated ordinance would ‘downzone’ those areas from commercial to multi use. He said those areas and ones along West 26th would go from greater uses to more restrictive ones and not allow for retail space unless under nonconforming status. He called the zoning ordinance ‘flawed’ and said it could be better.

Agresti said it would have an unintended consequence of lowering property values, which would affect the township tax base.

Other developers and residents also spoke at the Planning Commission meeting on topics including retail space and multi-family development, among others.

Agresti said he felt the commission was interested in hearing more about the concerns and having more discussion. He said some people think the zoning changes are being rushed and there shouldn’t be a hurry to vote on the ordinance.

‘Nothing is set in stone yet,’ Ouellet said before the meeting, adding that the process has been going on for a couple years and there is still time for members of the public to express an opinion.

The ordinance is expected to go before the Planning Commission again at its Dec. 7 meeting at 7 p.m., Ouellet and Bock said. Then it is expected to go to the supervisors for a public hearing and a vote at their Dec. 14 meeting at 7 p.m.

Information about the zoning ordinance, including links to the

211-page draft and a zoning map , can be viewed at http://www.millcreektownship.com/ 358/Zoning-Code-Update . Ouellet said the public can also submit comments there.

‘We look at all of them,’ he said.

Modernizing the township’s zoning code is part of the

Embrace Millcreek comprehensive plan . Its priority areas, according to the township website, are creating a distinctive and high-quality Gateway District to Presque Isle, strengthening neighborhood investment, positioning commercial corridors for adaptation and redevelopment, supporting business development, and promoting strong and sustainable stewardship of township infrastructure.

Contact Dana Massing at

Filling vacant properties, such as the former Kmart Plaza at West 26th Street and CHRISTOPHER MILLETTE/ERIE TIMES-NEWS

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Biden vaccine mandate needs whistleblowers – Erie Times

Posted by M. C. on November 11, 2021

East Germany reborn

“The government will rely on informers…”

https://erietimes-pa-app.newsmemory.com/?publink=187e733cb_1345fcb

Critics say informers often face retaliation

Paul Wiseman

ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON – To enforce President Joe Biden’s forthcoming COVID- 19 mandate, the U.S. Labor Department is going to need a lot of help. Its Occupational Safety and Health Administration doesn’t have nearly enough workplace safety inspectors to do the job.

The government will rely on informers to identify violations of the order: employees who will presumably be concerned enough to turn in their own employers if their co-workers go unvaccinated or fail to undergo weekly tests to show they’re virus-free.

What’s not known is how many employees will be willing to accept some risk – or their job security – for blowing the whistle on their own employers. Without them, though, experts say the government would find it harder to achieve its goal of requiring tens of millions of workers at companies with 100 or more employees to be fully vaccinated by Jan. 4 or be tested weekly and wear a mask on the job.

“There is no army of OSHA inspectors that is going to be knocking on employers’ door or even calling them,” said Debbie Berkowitz, a former OSHA chief of staff who is a fellow at Georgetown University’s Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor. “They’re going to rely on workers and their union representatives to file complaints where the company is totally flouting the law.”

Jim Frederick, the acting chief of OSHA, said his agency will focus on job sites “where workers need assistance to have a safe and healthy workplace. That typically comes through in the form of a complaint.”

Critics warn that whistleblowers have often faced retaliation from their employers and that OSHA has offered little protection when they do.

The new mandate, which Biden announced last week, is the administration’s most far-reaching step yet to prod more Americans to get a vaccine that has been widely available since early spring.

The mandate will cover an estimated 84 million employees.

Biden called the move necessary to combat an outbreak that has killed 750,000 Americans and continues to spread.

Companies that fail to comply will face fines of nearly $14,000 per “serious” violation. Employers found to be “willful” or repeat violators would be subject to fines of up to 10 times that amount.

The mandate has run into furious opposition, though, from leaders of mainly Republican-led states who have condemned the plan as an unlawful case of federal overreach and challenged the vaccine-or-test requirements in court. On Saturday, the Biden administration endured a setback when a federal appeals court in New Orleans temporarily halted the mandate, saying it posed “grave statutory and constitutional issues.”

Should the mandate survive legal challenges, the task of enforcing it would fall on OSHA, the small Labor Department agency that was established 50 years ago to police workplace safety and protect workers from such dangers as toxic chemicals, rickety ladders and cave-ins at construction sites.

OSHA has jurisdiction in 29 states. Other states, including California and Michigan, have their own federally approved workplace safety agencies. These states will have an additional month, until early February, to adopt their own version of the COVID-19 mandate, equal to or tougher than OSHA’s.

For a task as enormous as enforcing the new vaccine mandate, OSHA and its state “partners” are stretched thin.

Just 1,850 inspectors will oversee 130 million workers at 8 million job sites. So the agencies must rely on whistleblowers.

OSHA urges workers to first bring unsafe or unhealthy working conditions to the attention of their employers “if possible.”

Employees could also file a confidential safety complaint with OSHA or have a case filed by a representative, such as a lawyer, a union representative or a member of the clergy.

But they have no right to sue their employer in court for federal safety violations.

Typically, 20% to 25% of OSHA inspections originate with a complaint.

“You fill out a form or somebody fills out a form for you,” said Berkowitz, the former OSHA chief of staff. “And that’s all workers have. If OSHA decides not to inspect, that’s it. Or if OSHA inspects but decides not to cite the employer, that’s it. … So it’s a pretty weak law.”

Only OSHA can bring cases over violations of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, the law that is meant to provide safe workplaces.

The government will rely on informers to turn in their employers if their co-workers go unvaccinated or fail to undergo weekly tests. What’s not known is how many employees will be willing to accept the risk. NAM Y. HUH/AP FILE

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YouTube Hides “Dislikes” Following Mass Downvoting Of Biden Administration Videos | ZeroHedge

Posted by M. C. on November 11, 2021

This is Google. Remember that next time you are NOT using Firefox nor DuckDuckGo nor Brave.

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/youtube-hides-dislikes-following-mass-downvoting-biden-administration-videos

Tyler Durden's Photoby Tyler Durden

Authored by Paul Joseph Watson via Summit News,

YouTube has announced it will hide ‘dislikes’ from videos to curb “creator harassment,” with critics pointing out that this is merely a way of removing the huge amount of downvotes on videos posted by the Biden administration.

“YouTube has announced that it’ll be hiding public dislike counts on videos across its site, starting today,” reports The Verge.

“The company says the change is to keep smaller creators from being targeted by dislike attacks or harassment, and to promote “respectful interactions between viewers and creators.” The dislike button will still be there, but it’ll be for private feedback, rather than public shaming.”

Quite how viewer feedback in the form of a thumbs down icon represents “harassment” is anyone’s guess, but the immediate response to the announcement from many was that the Google-owned company was merely moving to protect the Biden White House from ridicule.

“Is this the reason?” asked one respondent, highlighting how Biden speeches and White House press briefings receive massive dislike ratios, sometimes at a rate of ten to one.

Is this the reason? pic.twitter.com/BSaM92k9Vl — 🙂FRANK SINATRA (@FRANK_SINATRA7) November 10, 2021

Gee, I wonder why they’re about to hide dislikes.

It’s a total mystery. pic.twitter.com/tCEwDDVdBY — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) November 10, 2021

“This is for the White House account you KNOW that right?” commented another.

This is for the White House account you KNOW that right? — Ryan Ashe (@RealRyanAshe) November 10, 2021

“The video department of the Ministry of Truth doing its part for the greater good,” added another.

The video department of the Ministry of Truth doing its part for the greater good. — Ian (@ianpiepenbrock) November 10, 2021

Another respondent pointed out the massive dislike ratio received by the Fauci propaganda movie.

Wonder why 🤔🤔🤔 pic.twitter.com/5qcqdpZHYK — ₿hargav (@ThatIndianGuy) November 10, 2021

With the recent popularity of the ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ meme, this seems like another transparent attempt to protect the plunging popularity of Biden, whose approval rating just fell to a record low.

As we previously highlighted, despite being “the most popular president in U.S. history” after his *totally not unusual* vote record, Joe Biden didn’t fare too well on YouTube in the days after his inauguration, where every single video posted to the official White House channel received massive downvote ratios.

Thanks to YouTube, those ratios will never be a problem again.

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Watch “Pfizer CEO: Critics Are Criminals!” on YouTube

Posted by M. C. on November 11, 2021

The Biden adm is asking your friends and family to be informers.

Gates ‘fe$$es up. We need new vaccine$. Doesn’t work as he previously advertised.

In an interview with government-funded Atlantic Council, the CEO of Pfizer made the shocking statement that people who spread “misinformation” about his covid vaccines are “criminals.” Who determines what is “misinformation”? In the same interview he made the shocking admission that his company regularly receives CIA and FBI briefings! Also today: Biden goes full East Germany on his vax mandate and Bill Gates (!!!) comes out with sharp criticism of the covid vaccines!

https://youtu.be/w15IMekiwU0

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Fun fact: US special ops are in 33 of 44 countries in Europe today – Responsible Statecraft

Posted by M. C. on November 11, 2021

Little has ever been revealed about 1202 missions, but they are explicitly focused on near-peer competitors and Grey Zone operations, which could include, for example, support for proxy forces in Ukraine

I wonder what the reaction would be if Russia or China did the same in Mexico.

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2021/11/10/fun-fact-us-special-ops-are-in-33-of-44-countries-in-europe-today/

Written by
Nick Turse

“For SOF, we’re going to be focused on campaigning, especially in the Grey Zone — below the threshold of conflict,” said Gen. Richard D. Clarke, the chief of U.S. Special Operations Command late last month, using the acronym for Special Operations forces.  “Our SOF have partnered with European allies since before 2014, focused on resistance and building resistance networks… But that is not just in the Baltics — Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia — that’s through the rest of Europe.”

This “focus” has led America’s most elite troops to fan out across Europe, operating from one end of the continent to the other. In 2021, U.S. Special Operations forces — Navy SEALs, Army Green Berets, and others — were deployed in at least 33 European countries, including Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Montenegro, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom. 

This accounts for a significant proportion of U.S. Special Operations forces’ global activity. Roughly 11 percent of U.S. commandos deployed overseas this year were sent to Europe, the largest percentage of any region in the world except for the Greater Middle East and Africa.

In May, for example, U.S. Naval Special Warfare operators and Army Green Berets traveled to Hungary to train alongside elite Austrian, Croatian, Hungarian, Slovakian, and Slovenian troops as part of Black Swan 21, a training exercise focused on enhancing “peer-to-peer deterrence and resiliency of alliances and partnerships” in Europe. “I think this is the manifestation of everything that is great about NATO, several NATO allies coming together and even non-NATO partners coming together to share their tactics, techniques, procedures, and lessons learned so that we’re all better,” said U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. David H. Tabor, the commanding general of U.S. Special Operations Command Europe, of Black Swan 21.

The next month, Green Berets from the 10th Special Forces Group took part in a live-fire training exercise alongside U.K. Royal Marines in a forest near Stuttgart, Germany. In June and July, Green Berets trained with Serbian Police from that country’s Special Anti-terrorist Unit. In September, Navy SEALs worked with Cypriot Army Special Forces.  And last month, Green Berets from the 19th Special Forces Group conducted a joint training exercise with elite Latvian and Estonian troops.

Clarke’s mention of the so-called Grey Zone and building “resistance networks” suggests an emphasis on the special operations missions authorized under “Section 1202 Authority,” an obscure provision which first appeared in the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act and is “used to provide support to foreign forces, irregular forces, groups, or individuals” taking part in irregular warfare.

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Journalist Arrested Upon Inquiry into Judges – LewRockwell LewRockwell.com

Posted by M. C. on November 11, 2021

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/11/no_author/journalist-arrested-upon-inquiry-into-judges/

By David Tulis

Lew,

I am the journalist suing Gov. Bill Lee to halt the fraudulent state of emergency. The courts are blocking this effort, and threw my petition for writ of mandamus into the appellate court.

Meanwhile, the court system arrested me for crashing their secret conclave Saturday in Franklin, near Nashville. Here’s my press release.

I’m a big fan of Lewrockwell.com, and often recommending it to my listeners at 96.9 FM.

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FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Two reporters who crashed a secret meeting of the Tennessee judiciary were forcibly removed by police after asserting their rights to cover the event as guaranteed by the Tennessee Constitution and the Open Meetings Act.

On Saturday, Nov. 6 at roughly 10:30 a.m., NoogaRadio 96.9 FM investigative reporter David Tulis was handcuffed and arrested following his inquiry into a secretive backroom-style conclave of court judges paid for at taxpayer expense.

In an arrest streamed live on social media, Tulis could be seen sitting at a table calmly asserting his right under the constitution and state law to be in the room.

Staff from the Administrative Office of the Courts vociferously objected to the presence of the press, stating that the event was a “members-only conference.” But they cited no legal authority for excluding the public. “It’s our policy,” said one unidentified court staffer.

Retorted NoogaRadio’s midstate bureau chief Christopher Sapp: “Policy does not trump law and it certainly does not supersede the constitution.”

Tulis rebutted the closed-door policy by reminding officers that according to the Tennessee constitution art. I § 17, “That all courts shall be open.”

“I’m here as a matter of right!” Tulis said. “This is a taxpayer-funded event in which public business is being conducted.” The meetings cannot be closed to the public “because Tennessee government does not  — and cannot  — be conducted in secret,” Tulis says.

Municipal judges from around the state had descended on the Embassy Suites hotel over the past weekend to take part in a state-sponsored annual conference to discuss the formation of public policy, court procedures, legislative recommendations, and the administration of justice — all public business.

Sapp was the first to point out potential improprieties and the lack of transparency for the way these conferences were being conducted.

“I simply wanted to monitor the conference for myself no differently than I watch the General Assembly when they are in session,” Sapp says. “When I was denied access to online log-in credentials, it prompted further inquiry as to why my request was being denied. After the AOC’s general counsel refused to yield on the matter, we decided that we would just walk into the lions’ den to see what they would do.”

Expecting resistance from AOC staffers, the journalists filed extensive briefs with Chief Justice Roger Page to avoid confusion or public embarrassment to the judiciary. Justice Page holds direct supervisory authority over the administrative director and AOC.

Tulis sent an 8-page “Memorial, remonstrance & petition invoking administrative authority to access AOC conference” via certified mail 17 days before the meeting. Sapp hand delivered a 9-page analysis on the constitutional rights of the press and the state’s open meeting laws to Supreme Court staffers on Thursday. It included 33 footnotes of legal authorities.

Sapp and Tulis were  backstopped by John Gentry, a judicial reform activist who stood ready with habeas corpus petitions in hand in the event the two men were unlawfully incarcerated.  Gentry was prepared to file emergency “next friend” petitions with a U.S. district court judge on behalf of the two to secure their release. Gentry is an independent candidate for governor and a staunch supporter of open government and court reform.

Tulis was arrested, handcuffed, and forced onto a gurney for a medical evaluation after stating to police, “I have the strength to report the news, but I don’t have the strength to assist you in violating my rights!”

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Goodbye Premier Dan Andrews. The Melbourne Rebellion Has Begun. – Forbidden Knowledge TV

Posted by M. C. on November 11, 2021

It’s incredible what a mass-expression of patriotism can be like when there are no FBI in the crowd to Astroturf violence.

https://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/goodbye-premier-dan-andrews-the-melbourne-rebellion-has-begun/

Even though I have the opportunity to vent nonstop about the COVID War, day in and day out, I was surprised at just how much more bottled-up emotion and PTSD I still have, when this video made me cry.

It is a happy video about Australia!

What looks like tens of thousands of Melbournians gathered in front of the Parliament House of Victoria with very high energy to protest all things COVID.

There were a lot of Trump flags and LGBTQ flags and hand-made billboards railing against corrupt politicians and Big Pharma.

Claire Woodley, daughter of Australian Singer-Songwriter, Bruce Woodley, of the hit folk anthem, I Am Australian led the crowd in a rousing mass performance of the song.

It’s incredible what a mass-expression of patriotism can be like when there are no FBI in the crowd to Astroturf violence.

There were no police to be seen.

Simeon Boykoff, aka the Aussie Cossack suspects that Victoria Premier Dan Andrews will face the same political fate as Romanian Communist leader, Nicolae Ceaușescu. He says:

“Now, if Dan is listening to this, you better quickly, Dan seek refugee status. Go to your nearest Chinese embassy or consulate. Maybe the Chinese will take you, because you’ve obviously been working for them all this time…

“It seems that Dan Andrews, Dictator Dan has finally succumbed to his own power. He’s pushed the people that hard, that it’s no longer a question of Right Wing, Left Wing; no longer a question of race, color, political persuasion. Everybody is out on the streets and Melbournians, you’re doing this for the whole country…

“Something awesome is happening in Melbourne. Melbourne, which is the most locked-down city in the world, officially, Melbourne has been overtaken by Australians.

“People have taken to the streets. It’s now at a turning point. It’s like a runaway train. It’s no longer a handful of construction workers or a few people here and there. It’s officially become a huge movement. It’s so huge that it even reminds me of one of these Left-Wing sort of movements.

“And why I say that is because there are certain flags appearing in the crowds which weren’t appearing before and you can have a look at what I’m talking about.

“Look at this video…courtesy of a gentleman called True Arrow. Fantastic footage. This video will probably bring it to your eye.

“It really is people power. There’s not a cop in sight. We’ve gone from people getting shot in the back as they run away, to Melbourne being overtaken – and this Saturday, there’s going to be twice as many Melbournians on the streets!…

“This is fantastic! Look at that! There’s no cops at all. The cops have given up!…

“So Dan Andrews, who was thrown down the stairs by Linfox Group, you’re in trouble, mate. You’re about to be politically unseated.

“And congratulations to all of you, for being on the right side of history. And to those who are on the wrong side of history, Nuremberg 2.0 is still going; it’s still going ahead, because we will never forget what you’ve done, Victoria Police, New South Wales Police, the Liberal-Labor politicians…your trial is guaranteed. Nuremberg 2.0!

“Enjoy this video I’m so proud of Melbourne! Aussie Cossack, signing out.”

“I AM AUSTRALIAN” LYRICS

I came from the Dreamtime
From the dusty red soil plains
I am the ancient heart
The keeper of the flame
I stood upon the rocky shore
I watched the tall ships come
For forty thousand years I’ve been the first Australian

I came upon the prison ship
Bound down by iron chains
I fought the land
Endured the lash
And waited for the rains
I’m a settler
I’m a farmer’s wife
On a dry and barren run
A convict then a free man
I became Australian

I’m a daughter of a digger
Who sought the mother lode
The girl became a woman
On the long and dusty road
I’m a child of the Depression
I saw the good times come
I’m a bushy, I’m a battler
I am Australian

We are one
But we are many
And from all the lands on earth we come
We’ll share a dream
And sing with one voice
I am, you are, we are Australian

I’m a teller of stories
I’m a singer of songs
I am Albert Namatjira
And I paint the ghostly gums
I’m Clancy on his horse
I’m Ned Kelly on the run
I’m the one who waltzed Matilda
I am Australian

I’m the hot wind from the desert
I’m the black soil of the plain
I’m the mountains and the valleys
I’m the drought and flooding rains
I am the rock
I am the sky
The rivers when they run
The spirit of this great land
I am Australian

We are one
But we are many
And from all the lands on earth we come
We’ll share a dream
And sing with one voice
I am, you are, we are Australian

We are one
But we are many
And from all the lands on earth we come
We’ll share a dream
And sing with one voice
I am, you are
We are Australian

I am, you are
We are Australian

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