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JLP, #OurAnarchist : "Why do blacks need leaders; why can't they lead their own lives?" - [PEACE]
by Zig the N.g 05 Aug '20

05 Aug '20

Jesse Lee Peterson puts the A back into Anarchist :D Oh yeah, you htow you love it ;) JLP "#OurBlackGuy" to the rescue once again - JLP ain't no pussy _beta_ follower, he an _alpha_ nagger, anarchist! New pound me too tag: #OurAnarchist Yeah baby! JLP interviews Beyonce's father, Mathew Knowles: 11.42 JLP: When I was growing up, down in Alabama there, we didn't need 'leaders', as people we had family, we had fathers and mothers and granmothers and grandfathers, and they were our examples growing up; Once we became adults, we didn't need _leaders_, why do blacks need leaders, what has happened to them that they can't lead their own lives? 12.01 MK: ... Leadership is needed in all aspects … so leadership is certainly required because that's what brings people together; that's the person that gives the direction of .. has empathy for the people that work with them; You know, leadership is certainly required - there's leadership in your organisation, there's someone, you didn't do the microphones today, someone else did that. 13.02 JLP: ... I'm not their leadel, they wolk for me; but I'd like to know, what happened to the blacks that, even the men act like the women: I understand the woman need a man over her to guide her in the right way to go otherwise she goes outta control, but what happened to the black men that they act like women, and they look to somebody to lead them? It only gets better muh jiggers. Enjoy, Found here: Jesse Lee Peterson Destroyed Beyonce’s Uppity Father http://dstormer6em3i4km.onion/jesse-lee-peterson-destroyed-beyonces-uppity-… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0NTRYUcLO0

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Inverse: Amazon Kuiper: what you need to know about Starlink's latest competition
by jim bell 05 Aug '20

05 Aug '20

Inverse: Amazon Kuiper: what you need to know about Starlink's latest competition. https://www.inverse.com/innovation/amazon-kuiper

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The Wall Street Journal: NSA Warns Cellphone Location Data Could Pose National-Security Threat
by jim bell 05 Aug '20

05 Aug '20

The Wall Street Journal: NSA Warns Cellphone Location Data Could Pose National-Security Threat. https://www.wsj.com/articles/nsa-warns-cellphone-location-data-could-pose-n…

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Ron Unz: Mossad's assassinations of leading Americans - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 05 Aug '20

05 Aug '20

We know the CIA's public record of coup's and assassinations is a real threat to social sanity, and there's a somewhat public record of CIA + Mossad cooperation. Ron Unz lays out just some of the Mossad side of the equation (now we know why Unz was being denigrated/ un-personed a few weeks back - someone had inside knowledge of what was coming down the pipeline): Mossad's Bloody Trail of Assassinations of Leading Americans and Others Should Infuriate You - Another Ron Unz Bombshell Article https://russia-insider.com/en/history/mossads-bloody-trail-assassinations-l… It looks like the Soleimani murder is just part of a decades long pattern, as American statecraft blends indistinguishably with Israel's penchant for the underhanded and bloody. ... "The sheer quantity of such foreign assassinations was really quite remarkable, with the knowledgeable reviewer in the New York Times suggesting that the Israeli total over the last half-century or so seemed far greater than that of any other nation." "I might even go farther: if we excluded domestic killings, I wouldn’t be surprised if the body-count exceeded the combined total for that of all other major countries in the world. I think all the lurid revelations of lethal CIA or KGB Cold War assassination plots that I have seen discussed in newspaper articles might fit comfortably into just a chapter or two of Bergman’s extremely long book." "The extent to which the agents of the Jewish state and its Zionist predecessor organizations have engaged in the most rampant international crime and violations of the accepted rules of warfare is really quite extraordinary, perhaps having few parallels in modern world history." ...

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A problem with the ICC - Assange - Fw: Preliminary Investigation Request delivered to The Hague: The International Criminal Court
by Zenaan Harkness 05 Aug '20

05 Aug '20

There is a problem with "the Hague" ICC or International Criminal Court: The authority you go to, is the authority you give power to. It is evident that globalist institutions have failed us, and are part of the despotic globalist agenda. Of this dichotomy, Nationalism is a less chaotic solution for the world. Perhaps we could see the Brits stap up to the plate and build a little standing in the Crown - there is dignity in doing so, rationalism from a national sovereignty perspective, it is better than the globalist ICC authority for many reasons still. The people are another authority we can go to, but they are overly frouridated vaccinated schooled and "entertained", so generally asleep, and thus a hard haul to motivate into action... Trump did a little of that when he put out the somewhat successful call to "uphold your great second amendment" after which we saw a number of cases of "red necks" defending various local businesses, which was great to see. The authority you go to, is the authority you give power to. Choose wisely, ----- Forwarded message from "Phillip Adams via Change.org" <change(a)e.change.org> ----- From: "Phillip Adams via Change.org" <change(a)e.change.org> Date: Tue, 04 Aug 2020 22:53:18 +0000 Subject: Preliminary Investigation Request delivered to The Hague: The International Criminal Court List-Id: <spc.222165.2.sparkpostmail.com> Phillip Adams shared an update on <em>Free Julian Assange, before it's too late. Sign to STOP the USA Extradition</em> Check it out and leave a comment: Petition Update Preliminary Investigation Request delivered to The Hague: The International Criminal Court Hi All, This petition has now notified the the Office of the Prosecutor at the International Criminal Court also known as the Hague, that we we request the initiation of what is termed "An initial Investigation" by the "Office of the Prosecutor". I have extensively investigated the procedure for taking the matter to The Hague and I believe we have a vase of a "Crime Against Humanity" as... https://click.e.change.org/f/a/-OVB2Pta1BzBGdgadfrigg~~/AANj1QA~/RgRhDGveP4… Discover petitions promoted by Change.org users Support Mark McGowan to keep the West Australian border closed Say “NO” to the proposed quarry at Rangiora Racecourse Air Hillary Clinton Testifying on LIVE TV Bring back johno's license Section 48 of the Australian Migration Act ----- End forwarded message -----

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Fw: legislative stupidity: Coitus Interruptus, now a legal requirement QLD Australia
by Zig the N.g 05 Aug '20

05 Aug '20

----- Forwarded message from Gil May <gilmay97(a)gmail.com> ----- From: Gil May <gilmay97(a)gmail.com> Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2020 07:47:08 +1000 Subject: LEGISLATIVE STUPIDITY COITUS INTERRUPTUS A LEGAL REQUIREMENT IN QLD Editor Courier Mail Dear Editor LEGISLATIVE STUPIDITY COITUS INTERRUPTUS A LEGAL REQUIREMENT IN QLD People Can Withdraw Sexual Consent At Any Time During Sex (Courier Mail 1 August), just imaging two lovers jiggy-jogging along and one changes their mind, maybe their bell rang first, the other participant is then required to withdraw and retire seconds from the finishing line. Who wrote this rubbish, it just won’t work, it’s no different to buying a flight ticket to Sydney and just as you see the lights of Sydney — you tell the pilot you have changed your mind, you want to go back to Brisbane; think the pilot might tell you to enjoy the journey, could be fun when you get there. Sincerely ----- End forwarded message -----

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After years of hype, 5G making progress in the USA
by jim bell 04 Aug '20

04 Aug '20

After years of hype, 5G making progress in the USA https://a.msn.com/r/2/BB17qayt?m=en-us&referrerID=InAppShare

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The threat of privacy
by Bob Hettinga 04 Aug '20

04 Aug '20

http://www.kahnfrance.com/cmk/The%20threat%20of%20privacy%20distribution%20… The Threat of Privacy By Charles M. Kahn1 Like artists, we academics want to believe that if one of our works doesn’t get enough attention it’s because we’re ahead of our time. I’d like to pretend that everything I’ve written is pathbreaking, and will eventually be recognized for its true importance. But I have to admit that there are really only a couple of cases where I can say with hindsight that something I wrote has been ahead of its time. One of them2 is a paper written with Jamie McAndrews and Will Roberds, published in 2005, and titled “Money is Privacy.” We wrote it partly as a response to Narayana Kocherlakota’s famous paper “Money is Memory,” which could be taken as arguing that cash is essentially a record‐keeping device, tracking who was a net creditor and who a net debtor to society with respect to resources provided or consumed. The implication was that if it became easy to keep credit records directly, cash could wither away. In our paper we argued instead that a key role of cash was its ability to protect the purchaser’s identity. So we predicted that, even while the reductions in costs of record keeping and increases in the speed of data transmission were expanding the usage of credit‐ and deposit‐account‐ based payments arrangements, cash would survive. Because the desire for privacy would always generate demand for cash, it would be a mistake—and ultimately futile—to attempt to abolish it. At the time, people were attuned to many of the problems of privacy, but there had not yet been a clear recognized link between the value of privacy and the role of payments systems. (Remember, bitcoin was only released in 2009). [...] 1 Keynote address at “Financial Market Infrastructure Conference II: New Thinking in a New Era” at De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam, 7‐8 June 2017. 2 The other was my dissertation, back in 1980. It was on liquidity and the pricing of illiquid assets. At that time, no one thought this was an important issue in finance: financial markets were liquid; everybody “knew” that. So the work went nowhere. Oh well.

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Trump has the right to debate Biden - or a proxy for Biden - [PEACE]
by Zig the N.g 04 Aug '20

04 Aug '20

Since the Demonrats are wanting to not put their cognitive disaster up on stage to debate Trump, this opens the door to Trump's right to debate a proxy for Biden, an actor who is at least a passing image of Biden. <clasps ears as Democrat screeching heard across continents> This is going to be, from a comedic perspective, absolutely EPIC :D And that is no matter whether the gauntlet of a Biden proxy for Trump to debate is enough to get the Dems to put actual Biden on the stage, or not. Just can't, just can't .. just can't get e-nou-ough ... life imitating comedy, and doing a better job <very cheesy Kek grin>. Here's the Dems admitting that they want to keep Biden away from Trump (may be to avoid any chance of Biden mistaking Trump's wavy golden Toupée): Former Clinton Press Secretary Urges Biden "Whatever You Do, Don't Debate Trump" https://www.zerohedge.com/political/former-clinton-press-secretary-urges-bi… https://summit.news/2020/08/03/former-clinton-press-secretary-urges-biden-w… Bill Clinton’s former press secretary has urged Joe Biden not to debate President Trump, claiming that “it’s a fool’s errand” because Trump will not ‘follow the rules’. And these are BabylonBee.com SATYRE pieces: https://babylonbee.com/news/democrats-propose-new-debate-format-where-biden… https://babylonbee.com/news/biden-excited-to-find-out-who-he-picked-for-vp

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Ars Technica: SpaceX now plans for 5 million Starlink customers in US, up from 1 million
by jim bell 04 Aug '20

04 Aug '20

Ars Technica: SpaceX now plans for 5 million Starlink customers in US, up from 1 million. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/08/spacex-now-plans-for…

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