[PJMedia] Just when you think you’ve seen it all, the people who run Twitter find another way to surprise and disgust you.
This week, PJ Media reported on the story of a young, Washington state mother of two who died from the Covid shot made by Johnson and Johnson.
In an obituary published in her hometown Oregon newspaper, Jessica Berg Wilson’s family stated that she was killed by the "vaccine-induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia caused by the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine."
She had been vehemently opposed to taking the vaccine, knowing she was in good health and of a young age and thus not at risk for serious illness. In her mind, the known and unknown risks of the unproven vaccine were more of a threat. But, slowly, day by day, her freedom to choose was stripped away. Her passion to be actively involved in her children’s education—which included being a Room Mom—was, once again, blocked by government mandate.
Jessica died from "COVID-19 Vaccine-Induced Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia (VITT) surrounded by her loving family. Jessica was an exceptionally healthy and vibrant 37-year-old young mother with no underlying health conditions." She died after having a reaction to the J & J shot and after going to the University of Washington Medical Center twice to seek help.
Twitter "fact-checked" Jessica’s obituary and called the stated cause of her death "misleading." It began censoring and muting her obituary over the weekend.
Twitter treated Jessica’s death like it treated the very true Hunter Biden laptop story. It pretended it didn’t happen.
The company disappeared her death, her pain, and the truth.
By Monday, the gods at Twitter had removed the "misleading" label.
See? If you can’t see the censor’s "misleading" label over a post anymore by Monday, then no harm, right?
But, of course, had the social media giant allowed the story to be told and if people had been able to share the story, then perhaps someone else’s life might have been saved. If people had been able to interact with the story, maybe they would have learned that there was no reason the young woman really needed to have a shot for a virus that stood little chance of making her any more sick than the common flu, if that.
But the doctors at Twitter are just so much smarter than the rest of us.
Wilson’s husband, who was with her during her last hours, told The Defender that Jessica’s reaction to the vaccine has been reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
"My view on this whole story is — I want the world leaders to take notice because Jessica’s life is irreplaceable. There was a high value on her life and what she did for our family and for others. She touched a lot of people and there’s no replacing Jessica.
"I just hope that those people who are in control, who are setting these mandates at the top, are listening to her story and how we can protect the next Jessica from having to take this vaccine should they not think it’s necessary for them."
Wilson said physicians at the hospital "100%" recognized she had a vaccine adverse event and told him they reported it to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) managed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Jessica’s VAERS report was entered into the agency’s system on Sept. 8. Her VAERS ID number is 1683324. Her family to date has not been contacted by any government officials.
The Defender is a publication run by Robert Kennedy’s Children’s Health Defense, a group suing several entities over Covid shot mandates.
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Makes a person wonder how many get hidden or masked as different cause of death?
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Vaccines may be the hottest topic in the nation right now, at least based on how likely anything you say on the topic whatsoever will get you banned.
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Proposal: Treat Shitter and FARCbook the same way AT&T and Verizon are regulated, as common carriers under the FCC's jurisdiction.
Common carriers are open to all. They are not permitted to interfere in any way shape or form with the content they transmit. They pay for spectrum and recoup their investment by charging subscription fees for the service they provide to consumers.
Common carriers are not in the advertising or publishing business. They censor no one, although they can and do respond to law enforcement requests to track criminal suspects' communications and locations, provided that a warrant has been lawfully issued.
[American Thinker] During the 1980s, I compared my beloved South Africa’s situation in Africa to that of the U.S. in its global position (with about 5% of world population). But I didn't know much about the latter.
Parameters such as demographic size, population diversity, infrastructure, economy, education and health care services, etc., have made the Republic of SA (to this day) the "mini-America" of Africa.
Of course, the 1980s was the time of utmost "white privilege" in SA, over and above Apartheid attempts to establish a multi-state solution for its profoundly serious social and political problems.
Media coverage then (in newspaper clippings as I tabulated them) described SA’s issues in disjointed African proportions: 70% of printed news focused on SA’s 36 million inhabitants (5% of Africa) and had very little or nothing to say about the circumstances of the other 630 million lives of people living in Africa north of the Limpopo River, all the way up to the Mediterranean Sea. Dictator Moammar Gadhafi of Libya was then almost regarded as a progressive mentor of leaders in Sub-Saharan Africa.
I wrote to the main Chicago Tribune reporter for "Africa" at the time, and the journalist wrote me back saying "maybe only his mother new more about his reporting" than me but it was "editorial policy" to focus on SA in such a manner. The WSJ did print one of my letters to the editor, in 1985 or so, surprisingly titled "Not all of SA’s problems caused by Apartheid."
Lately, serious South African issues, 30 years post-Apartheid, get little mainstream media attention and if any do, most problems are still blamed on Apartheid!
Nevertheless, post-colonial Africa, be it Belgian, French, English or Portuguese, is in deep doo-doo while Africa’s population has more than doubled. You research by measuring the parameters.
During the 1990s I became an U.S. citizen after being recruited as a medical professional in critical care medicine with computer expertise, discovering that with my born and bred "white privilege" conservative background I was more "American" before I really knew much about the U.S. Constitution and, about "exceptionalism." Pardon my demonstration of such a supposedly racist view.
In Chicago, I got folks' attention by calling myself of "African origin" when only descendants of slaves, who arrived in America long after my forebears did in Southern Africa, could do so.
I love the person-centered U.S. Constitution with passion, in contrast to the new SA Constitution, with socialistic "society" bias.
However, I also love my country of birth and appreciate the eight or nine generations before me who gave their best.
My father born in 1918 and was a contemporary of Dr. Christiaan Barnard (b. 1922, first human cardiac transplant 1967). He grew up in rural Karoo ’sheep farming’ towns but graduated from different medical schools.
Earlier Afrikaans-speaking generations of mine were mostly farmers ("Boers") .
My for-family (sic) protested, trekked away from, and fought Dutch and British imperialism politics and governance from the late 1600s, pre-U.S. Declaration of Independence 1776 America, pre-French Revolution 1789, and through the 1800s (the U.S. Civil War 1861-1865), with an Afrikaner nationalistic reformed (religious) conservative passion, making the best of caring for themselves.
In the new post-Apartheid SA, fending for yourself and not expecting the government to do it for you, as well as not plundering, are Boer values and individual attributes not appreciated much. (Thus, my inbred "American sentiments" before my geographic relocation).
My grandparents survived the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902, when the British attempted to force Afrikaners how to better rule and dig (for diamonds & gold). In the process thousands of women and children died in the concentration camps, created in (yet) a "slash-and-burn" fight for control of what was to become South Africa. Not funny how the British kept on doing what England could not accomplish in America, pre-1776-1789.
My instinctive South African African-perspective sense during the 1980s and 1990s was that the U.S.’s global relationships could deteriorate and serious external threats could develop so the U.S. had to be ready for the challenges. Today, little did I know, the biggest threats to my now-beloved U.S. are "internal." The speculative 1980s statements I made about future "double trouble" for the U.S. have come to haunt me.
To paraphrase a recent AT article: No nation has done better at trying to cultivate and safeguard the "unalienable" freedoms of every person over time and through hardship. That alone is has made the U.S. exceptional.
However, "woke," anti-"white privilege" and "racism" politics, and associated actions or inaction (problems of commission and omission) now seriously endanger the U.S.’s stability, and things may well get worse before they get better. Who could have imagined?
May the Lord shine His light upon us and help us all ... to "intellectually cultivate, safeguard and fight for principles" which made America great and, the world a better place!
[Breitbart] Most Americans want to live in attractive and safe neighborhoods regardless of their ethnic background and most also believe single family homes offer those benefits. But an arm of the left-wing University of California at Berkeley claims these neighborhoods' legacy is racist.
The Builder website reported in 2013 that the majority of Americans prefer single family homes, according to a 2011 Community Preference Survey from the National Association of Realtors:
Detached, single-family homes are the end goal for the majority of Americans. While 80 percent of the population would prefer to live in a single-family home, seven in ten Americans (70 percent) actually do. Apartment and condo living is only preferred by 8 percent of the population, yet two in 10 Americans (17 percent) live in an apartment or condo.
But not just any single-family home will do….Americans also show consensus on certain community factors. 53 percent would like to live in an area that is "away from it all," versus "in the center of it all (34 percent)."
The saying "good fences make good neighbors" rings true to the majority of Americans as well. "Privacy from neighbors" was consider somewhat important to 87 percent of the population, while 45 percent considered privacy very important.
A more recent report in the City Journal in 2019 showed this is still the case with younger Americans preferring single family homes:
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Governor Gavin Newsome waited till after the recall election to remove him from office before signing SB9 which bans single family home zoning in most of California.
I believe this is a power grab by state government.
The state government should not have the power to overrule municipal zoning laws.
I live in a nice single family home city that contracts out for services.
The homes are late 1950's track homes for the aerospace industries of the time.
But now the homes are averaging 3/4 of a million which is almost 50% higher than the 2008 housing bubble again due to investor speculation.
The latest problem is too many cars on the street. It is not easy to have two way traffic with a car or two in front of every home.
It used to be during the day one could drive down a residential street with no cars, but now during the pandemic there are lots of cars at all times.
Although the homes are zoned as single family, many families are extended with children living at home and there is renting garages etc.
Now thanks to Governor Gavin our neighbor or a property investor could sell us out to splitting the lot into two and allowing two dwellings per lot for a quadplex.
About 25 years ago they started permitting two stories which makes a terrible neighbor dwarfing your nice little home.
I thank God only about a few percent went two story and none near me.
But I have had people try to park in front of my home, no thanks!
You can be sure Gavin will be running for president 2024 so your little hamlet is next.
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Follow the money Boomer. I think you'll find big money developers, greedy politicians, and school district attempting to re-populate sagging enrollment numbers.
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Based on the amount ANTI-WHITE, ANTI-CAPITALIST, ANTI-OWNERSHIP and ANTI-Etc... comments and accusations made by Liberal Academics.
Shouldn't those very Liberal Academics announce that they will stop receiving ALL State and Federal Funding provided and any assistance provided to them by any sources they RANT and vilify?
After all we want them to have a clear conscience in what they are doing right? ☺
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Well, to the extent that every suburban neighborhood I have ever lived in or visited lacks the vibrancy of Cabrini-Green, they sort of have a point.
Just not the one they think they are making...
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Oppression, the new currency. Hey, lets get some high rises going in Martha's Vineyard.
Posted by: jack salami ||
10/09/2021 10:38 Comments ||
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honestly, who gives a fuck what the "academics" think?
Posted by: Chris ||
10/09/2021 11:43 Comments ||
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Ever'bod gon' SING:
Ima rayciss
YouBe rayciss
Wouldntja like tuh be-a rayciss too
Be a rayciss... DRINK DoctuhRayciss
Posted by: Dr Salt n Peppa ||
10/09/2021 11:52 Comments ||
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It's inevitable. Everyone's coming to the same conclusion: we hate these assholes, they hate us, and it's too late baby now it's too late... we just can't live together dontcha feel it too...
Below is an excerpt from a proposal by Teddy Roosevelt's great grandson (?), an accomplished US diplomat who has advised countries across Europe on how to break up -- including advising the UK government re Brexit -- on how we should and could feasibly create two countries:
- the traditional USA -- no change at all to our institutions --comprising 31 red states
- a new political entity enacting the entire left-wing agenda ... a quasi-commie, dictatorial "SSA" (Socialist States of America) formed by the Woke blue states + whatever new states they want to create from D.C., PR etc
"So, put an end to this madness and ugly division. The time has come for the great divorce. Rather than fall into a bloody second civil war, the United States could mediate an amicable but permanent separation. Separation and divorce are surely never pretty, and they have costs attached, but it often becomes necessary when sides are incompatible, or strife persists. Face it, marriages come apart, companies divest, and states, like the former Czechoslovakia, have done likewise, rather peacefully.
"Here’s how the U.S. divorce could work, in some grainy detail.
"First, we agree to divide into the existing red states or the original United States of America, and the blue states or Socialist States of America. Each of the 50 states plus D.C. would ratify its decision in a binding referendum. If Virginia wanted to stay in the United States of America that would be possible. Or, if Arizona wanted to side with the new Socialists States of America, their own citizens could choose freely.
"The red United States of America would keep all the existing institutions, laws, and customs as we know them from the original founding.
"The Socialist States of America could, as desired, have a brand-new constitution, make the District of Columbia a full state, and be rid of the First and Second Amendments, if they choose to do so in their new revolutionary and fully woke founding documents.
"The traditional USA would keep the stars and stripes (minus some stars, or surely be accused of irredentism) and the “Star Spangled Banner” as its national anthem. ..."
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Total garbage. I worked in DC during the riot years as well as Baltimore. Neighbor against neighbor. They continuously attack families. These people need to get a job and most likely doing trash pick ups but of course that is beneath them to do.
Posted by: Abu Uluque ||
10/09/2021 13:19 Comments ||
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- a new political entity enacting the entire left-wing agenda ... a quasi-commie, dictatorial "SSA" (Socialist States of America) formed by the Woke blue states + whatever new states they want to create from D.C., PR etc
Whaddaya mean, "quasi"?
Posted by: Abu Uluque ||
10/09/2021 13:21 Comments ||
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Beldar, #14, you know good and well the communists will not be satisfied with separation. They want it all and they are absolutely willing to risk bloodshed for it, just like they did in the Russian Civil War. They don't want just America either. They want the whole world.
Posted by: Abu Uluque ||
10/09/2021 13:28 Comments ||
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"National divorce" is a childish dream by people who don't want to do anything to oppose the fascists. It wouldnt work, because they WON'T let anyone escape them.
Stand up to them. Make fun of them. Appeal to the Americans who haven't been brainwashed, just misinformed. Stop surrendering.
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This information is the first I have seen about the very start of the battle of Rostov. Most contemporary sources do not discuss resources in the Rostov region, save for those identified in STAVKA (Soviet Supreme Command) dispatches.
Most English language treatments of the time of Operation Barbarossa generally gloss over how really critical matters were.
And it doesn't help that even in contemporary Soviet accounts, units are often misidentified adding to the confusion of the era.
What we do know, and the written historical record shows, is that Marshal Semeon Timoshenko was very much in charge, at first of the Soviet Southwestern Front then later in the supreme strategic layer, attempting to gather resources to defend the approaches to the Caucusus oilfield, Hitler's goal in southern Russia.
[VK] On October 8, 1941, reconnaissance units of the SS Motorized Infantry Brigade "Leib-Standard" Adolf Hitler "under the command of Sturmbannführer Mayer entered the territory of the Fedorovsky District of the Rostov Region. SS Brigade "Leib-Standard" Adolf Hitler was a brigade in 1941,. then later it became a full on division. In historical accounts the SS unit was used as a covering party for the advance of the German 1st Panzer Army.
The headquarters of the North Caucasian Military District learned about the enemy's breakthrough into the district's territory not from the military pilots and not from the command of the Southern Front. An unknown female, a collective farmer phoned Taganrog and reported about the military in the "frog" uniform, who "do not talk our way, shoot dogs and chickens, chase pigs on motorcycles."
This message caused a shock in Rostov-on-Don, both in the regional party committee and in the district command. Both the secretary of the Rostov regional committee of the CPSU (b) B.A. Dvinsky and the commander of the North Caucasus Military District, Lieutenant General F.N. Remezov, believed that the front line passed two hundred kilometers west of the borders of the region and the district. Goes to show just how crappy Soviet tactical recon intelligence really was throughout much of WWII. Lt. General Fyodor Remezov was Soviet 13th Army commander during the Smolensk defensive operation in July, 1941.
At an urgently convened meeting, the chief of staff of the North Caucasus Military District, Colonel L.M. Barmin, reported on the forces and means of district subordination in Rostov and its environs.
These forces were extremely small: the 339th Rostov Rifle Division was still in the Persian camps, the Novocherkassk Cavalry Advanced Training Courses for command personnel (KUKS), three Rostov military schools - infantry, military-political and artillery - and even the Frunze Sevastopol Higher Naval School evacuated from Crimea. In Taganrog, there was a mortar company of the 10th mortar battalion, an airfield service battalion, plus units and subunits of the Rostov Air Defense Divisional District.
In reality, only the consolidated regiments of military schools, which were armed only with rifles, and a mortar company in Taganrog were available
Combat order number 001 \ op of the headquarters of the North Caucasus Military District of 8.10.41.
All these forces were immediately alerted and sent to meet the enemy. By the same order, the commander of the artillery of the district, Major General of Artillery G.S. Kariofilli, was appointed the head of the Taganrog defense region. The head of the regional department of the NKVD Sergey Viktorovich Pokotilo for the defense of TAGANROG allocated several units of the 33rd motorized rifle and 59th security regiments of the NKVD from the 36th brigade of the NKVD, Colonel M. Mikryukov. Major General of Artillery G.S. Kariofilli was deputy artillery commander of the Soviet Western Front, June-August, 1941.
Two armored trains of the NKVD - "Felix Dzerzhinsky" and armored train No. 59 under the command of Captain A.D. Kharebava were sent for actions on the section of the railway:
This is how the Battle of Rostov began 80 years ago!
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Dark Sky's does a very good review of many military events. The Betty bomber was ahead of it's time. Appears very well suited for its designed purpose. I can see why many Vets referred to the Japanese vehicles as rice burners. Mitsubishi was a very capable manufacturer. My hope is Japan directs their attention to China as difficulties are certainly on the horizon. Japan has certainly demonstrated superior skills in historical interdiction's within China's past
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
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Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
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[PJMedia] Just when you think you’ve seen it all, the people who run Twitter find another way to surprise and disgust you.
