#government tyranny

[reality-detective]

"We're undergoing a soft coup... under the pretext of pandemic preparedness and the biosecurity agenda."

Dr. Meryl Nass explains how the WHO's proposed pandemic treaty will enable the WHO "to take over jurisdiction of everything in the world by saying that climate change, animals, plants, water systems [and] ecosystems are all central to health".

In addition to that, it will remove human rights protections, enforce censorship and digital passports, require governments to push a single "official" narrative, and enable the WHO to declare "pandemics" on a whim. 🤔

[commonsensecommentary]

“Currently, fewer than two-in-ten Americans say they trust the government in Washington to do what is right “just about always” (1%) or “most of the time” (15%). This is among the lowest trust measures in nearly seven decades of polling.”

(Not a surprise, is it?)

[cerebraldischarge]

A few days ago there was a (now I know) decoy call. They called me on the phone saying I'm putting trash in the wrong place and I could end up getting fined.

I thought nothing of it, shook them off, but stopped putting the bags in the usual place.

Wednesday morning I went out to print out the visa documents I'm gonna need.

When I got back, I got another phone call saying they are at the door, and they wanna talk to me.

I thought it was still the trashcan situation, so I went down to talk to them.

They came in, and *then* told me it wasn't the trashcan thing, it was "something I ordered online". I was like okay, I order everything these days, from food to whatever.

Then they started talking about "suicide kits" and searched my room. They found the SN and took it away and took a bunch of pictures.

Then they reassured me that they won't bother me again and this won't affect the visa process because I was categorized as a witness.

Thursday morning they woke me up and called me in for questioning but I couldn't tell them anything they didn't already know, so I used it as an opportunity to "preach" about why aiding self-checkout shouldn't be illegal in the first place. I also told them that the store was a normal place for like food preservatives and such. Which is true, from what I've seen there.

If I didn't go, they would've hunted me down, so... Of course the part that this won't affect the visa application could be a lie, but I didn't want to risk it. I'm still learning about the situation. Not to mention trying to recover from the trauma. Holy fuck.

[americanmarketplace]

[fivepointfivesixty]

These guys sold credit cards with the”lighting link” drawn on them and are getting railroaded.

[val-daily]

Wednesday, 29 March 2023

Well Done:

I’ve done some German exercises to let my brain play.

Lively chat with a friend.

Made an announcement for new members of ACA to join us.

Long morning pages.

To better:

In search of cozy vibe at home I was sewing and watching a TV series at the same time. As a result I’ve got my head buzzing and even some mild headache. I should ask myself from time to time if the decision is still working or I should turn off the tv set and do one thing.

In the evening, with buzzing head I ravenously ate a cherry pie despite my decision to be more conscious about eating (eat healthier). Asking myself about my true feelings and accepting tiredness would make a trick.

Delights:

Fast and easy visit to a beauty salon.

Polish cola. Cola is cola, no matter what we’d like to tell each other.

Human Value:

Time for writing and walking.

My great-grandfather was just an ordinary person who didn’t like soviet politics, preferred Christianity and didn’t want others to join collective farms. None of it was a crime, but he got send away anyway. We deserve freedom of political preferences, religion, and freedom of protest against tyranny.

[ultramaga]

Bitchute May Have To Censor More Due To New UK Law Bitchute should just geoblock the UK and any other such country, and sane people should just use a vpn to bypass the violent fascist authorities that rule there.  The Tories should just give up - they exist to be controlled opposition, never actually opposing anything.

[americanmysticom]

There is no difference between an unjust government and a thief.

Great Discussion!

Devolution Power Hour - Episode 72 - 7/27/22

Patel Patriot 

https://rumble.com/v1dtjh3-devolution-power-hour-episode-72-72722.html

see also;

IF TYRANNY AND OPPRESSION COME TO THIS LAND

https://www.learnliberty.org/blog/the-declaration-of-independence-says-we-have-the-right-to-overthrow-the-government/

THE CONSTITUTION STATES ‘WE THE PEOPLE’ HAVE A RIGHT TO THROW OFF OUR OPPRESSORS

The Declaration of Independence says that we not only have the right but we also have the duty to alter or abolish any government that does not secure our unalienable rights, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Given that the U.S. was formed by settlers who threw off British government rule, there is also an historic precedent for overthrowing the government.

In Episode 5 of the six part series on America’s founding below, Rochester Institute of Technology Professor Sarah Burns explains that the message of the Declaration of Independence is that we – as a free people – have the right to stand up to an oppressive government.

This was – and in many cases still is – a radical idea. But it is based on the philosophy that people have rights that no government can grant or deny.

According to John Locke, the fountainhead of this philosophy: There is no difference between an unjust government and a thief. Just like we are right to fight off a thief, we are right to fight off an oppressive government.

SEE ALSO: https://selectioncode.com/

[tetradamallian]

Climate activists apparently believe plants and animals are bad for the environment?

Apparently this is a great excuse to just shut down agriculture completely so farmers can be out of work and everyone can starve to death.

Also I will add ‘truck sprayer full of manure’ to my list of things to bring to a protest.

[philosophybits]

Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.

Thomas Paine, The American Crisis

[commonsensecommentary]

From my blog archive—How close are we to the breaking point?

“If government were less omnipotent and closer to the original intentions of our nation’s founders, we might be more prone to trust it—and less suspicious of its true motives.”

[constantly-deactivated]

Surgeon general of Florida, Joseph Ladapo: “media has clearly demonstrated that it is impossible to report accurately on something if you're also taking money from that same something.”🤔

[americanmarketplace]

TIME IS RUNNING OUT !!!!!!!

[mhb-oficial]

🇺🇸 When any government, or any church for that matter, undertakes to say to its subjects: This you may not read, this you must not see, this you are forbidden to know. The end result is tyranny and oppression no matter how holy the motives.

- Robert A. Heinlein

[walkbyfaith70]

Confirmed by my Uncle who's been in the oil field business for 50+ years and is still in it at 82.

A whole lot of truth about gas prices, and to those that say: "the president doesn't set the price of gas"... pay close attention and maybe read it twice:

From a production worker in a refinery on the Gulf of Mexico:

"You've been lied to by the President and his phony cronies, but I want to set the record straight. I'm going to tell you the truth, so pay attention"....

1. There is enough recoverable crude oil within the continental US to supply current and projected future demand for 400+ years, and that's just the oil we know about. It doesn't account for future discoveries. That's a fact...

2. We do not need to import a SINGLE DROP of foreign crude oil. The domestic oil industry can easily meet, and even surpass domestic demand. We've done it before, and we can do it again. That's a fact...

3. The domestic oil industry currently cannot satisfy domestic demand due to oil drilling restrictions imposed by the federal government. That's a fact...

4. The price of EVERYTHING revolves around oil, and the law of supply vs demand dictates the price of oil. When oil is plentiful, commodities are cheap. When oil is scarce, commodities are more expensive. Right now, domestic oil is scarce, and the price of everything is high because of these restrictions imposed by the federal government. That's a fact…

5. We import foreign oil from countries that drill and produce it much cheaper than we're able to because they do not implement all of the environmental safeguards that we do. Their methods are FAR more destructive to the environment than ours are. That's a fact...

6. Every year, the federal government leases tracts of land to oil companies so they can explore on it for oil. If enough oil is found during exploration, the company can then apply for a drilling permit which allows them to drill a well. If no oil is found during exploration, or if the amount found is not enough to be profitable the lease expires without ever being drilled on. Leases that are active, but not being drilled on does NOT mean that oil companies are being lazy, or are trying to keep the oil for themselves, etc. etc. It means they've either explored the lease for oil and found nothing, or found oil but it's not enough to justify drilling for. That's a fact...

7. it’s not Russia's fault, or China's fault, or Ukraine, or India, or Venezuela, or Iran, or Bangladesh, or any other countries' fault as to why everything is so expensive right now. It's Joe Biden's fault, because he is suppressing the domestic oil industry for political gain.

EVERYTHING depends on crude oil... but you might not know that if you believe the lies that are being told about oil and the oil industry.

EDUCATE YOURSELF…

EDUCATE OTHERS...

Copied and pasted. You can google every point yourself and it will come back factual.