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Grasshopper Kaplan's avatar

When America says human rights. The first is the right to solitary isolation , for your own dammm good we are told. Also you have the right to a needle full of killing poison, we call those vexxxines. What other rights would you want?

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Grasshopper Kaplan's avatar

I had two folks saying how great vexxxines are. How they saved millions of lives, how I am ignorant of science, sic.

My housemate is vexxxines injured and slowly dying.

There are dead and injured in the building since the scamdemic, numbering a high proportion of the population.

God created science.

Vexxxines are the opposite of science.

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

It's the best way to let the morons eliminate and sterilize themselves.

I'm anti mandates, but pro freedom to choose whatever stupid toxic treatment one wants for their real or not conditions.

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Grasshopper Kaplan's avatar

Hide yer kids.....

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JennyStokes's avatar

MY reply is going to vex people and I do not care.

Polio was endemic in Sri Lanka where I was born (I am white colonialist baby). My sister (before the vaccine had a mild form of Polio/I had the fever. Many of my friends died.

You have never in the USA seen Smallpox.

Neither have you seen Typhoid o Yellow Fever.

It is coming to the USA

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Alfred Nassim's avatar

"Polio" was caused by pesticides such as DDT and gammexane. You can be absolutely certain that the farmers of Sri Lanka were poisoned by these toxins. Of course, it entered into the drinking water and all foods.

As soon as they banned DDT in the USA, the cases of "Polio" collapsed. A bit later, they came up with the fake vaccine.

Kindly do your own research. You have been thoroughly brainwashed.

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Grasshopper Kaplan's avatar

I am hoping Kit will do some reporting on these so-called vexxxines.....when you can...

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Carolyn L Zaremba's avatar

Your ignorant anti-science comment about vaccines is disgusting.

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

Anti science?

Vaccines are the ones that get full legal immunity.

How is that scientific?

Did you get your 10+ boosters?

Be sure to get the new RSV shot.

I hear it's a doozy.

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Alfred Nassim's avatar

No one has ever isolated a virus. That is why when "virologists" want to find a "virus", they never have a sample from a healthy person next to the one from the sick person. If they did exactly the same operations on both samples, they would find on the electron microscope identical fragments of proteins and cellular debris that they call "viruses"

It is a massive fraud that allows pharmaceutical companies to make massive profits. They poison people with vaccines so that they get chronic diseases that need medications. These medications never cure anyone.

I am 75. I was born in Egypt. I took one or two vaccines as a kid. For over 50 years, I have avoided all vaccines and I am healthy. I have not seen a doctor for any organic problem for over 50 years. I am the same weight as 50 years ago.

Doctors never study people like me because we are the living proof that they are sadistic, psychopathic charlatans.

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𝓙𝓪𝓼𝓶𝓲𝓷𝓮 𝓦𝓸𝓵𝓯𝓮's avatar

Go fuck yourself😤 Vaccines have saved millions of lives.

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Steve Jack's avatar

LoL 😂 A pro-jab bot/troll! Haven't seen one of those in a while 😁🤣

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Alfred Nassim's avatar

Resorting to invective is proof that you are spouting BS.

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Feral Finster's avatar

"Human rights" is simply a stick for the West to beat countries that it doesn't like, while ignoring far worse acts by western countries and their pets.

The memo sent to Rex Tillerson lays it out in black and white.

https://www.politico.com/story/2017/12/19/tillerson-state-human-rights-304118

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Ed McKeon's avatar

Amnesty briefly flirted with a campaign dealing with economic and cultural rights c.2009 but it was "controversial" and rapidly sidelined before being forgotten.

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The Revolution Continues's avatar

"...If this world has a future, it is as a socialist society…a society where nobody has priorities just because he happens to come from a rich family.”

This. The pretend concern of the West has been revealed. The capitalists have never cared about human rights. Just profits over people.

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Patrick Powers's avatar

I remember how ridiculed Jimmy Carter was for emphasizing human rights in international politics.

When I was a kid domestic rights were taken quite seriously. That's completely gone now.

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Richard Roskell's avatar

Absolutely correct that the West literally weaponized the concept of human rights. The West didn’t just lend financial and political support to dissidents and rebels in target countries. In some cases it justified military action against a country ostensibly for human right reasons.

Example 1, Serbia/Yugoslavia, 1999

To “prevent genocide in Kosovo,” NATO forces bombed Belgrade for 3 months.

Example 2, Afghanistan, 2001

After the fall of the Taliban, US/NATO forces justified their occupation (and constant military action) on the basis that they were protecting human rights, particularly for women.

Example 3, Libya, 2011

NATO claimed that Libyan government forces were raping their way through the population, and that their nine-month bombing campaign was to protect human rights.

Example 4… you get the idea.

The advantage of claiming human rights reasons as justification for military action is the perfect cover for imperialism. NO nation is free of human rights abuses. Thus every country (save their own) is vulnerable to the accusation and a military campaign claimed to be intended to end it. This vicious and corrupting abuse of human rights hit its apogee around 1999 with the advent of R2P - the “Right To Protect.” This attempted to codify the right of nations to conduct military actions, including a full-on invasion, supposedly for human rights reasons. The obvious risk of abuse of the principle by Western powers was, of course, ignored.

There is no greater abuser of human rights than war. No other force comes close, in fact. Therefore it’s difficult to imagine a more cynical viewpoint than saying you’re making war on that basis. You’re not, you’re doing it for other reasons and merely using human rights as the justification.

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JennyStokes's avatar

Correct.

Look at the USA....that's all one needs to do.

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

I had a funny feeling about Solzhenitsyn especially cause that puppet Jordan Peterson loved him.

Turns out the guy was a phony.

https://slavlandchronicles.substack.com/p/i-was-solzhenitsyn-a-fraud-and-a

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JennyStokes's avatar

IF anyone in the USA takes the time to read: Cancer Ward.

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charles leone's avatar

The anti-American CIA has been behind so much of the treasonous activity in the world collaborating with Britains MI6 in its war on humanity.

Two organizations founded by the CIA come to mind for the "culture wars" of the 1950s through the 1970s.

They were the Frankfurt School and the Congress for Cultural Freedom: Neo-Liberal institutions based on 'anti-authoritarianism' to promote the rock, sex, drug counterculture in Western societies. The breeding ground for billionaire George Soros' Open Society NGOs.

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JennyStokes's avatar

On and on it goes! Venezuela and Colombia now.

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Evelyn K. Brunswick's avatar

Makes one wonder why the fuck the Soviets agreed to sign such a blatantly subversive accord.

Also makes one equally wonder why there weren't any mass fucking uprisings by the people once they saw what shock therapy and so-called 'western liberal values' had done to them.

Maybe it was some kind of MKULTRA-developed mass mind fog weapon. It would explain a lot, especially as it's clearly still in use today.

People can be so fucking stupid, can't they? That's the real problem. Until that is fixed, there is zero hope.

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Reginald Duquesnoy's avatar

Can Capitalists who regard everything and everybody as a commodity, with a price tag attached, be human? This is a seminal internal contradiction and the glaring alienation...

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Jackie C.'s avatar

And the barbaric GENOCIDE by IsraHell is just a "modification of Gaza's skyline" and "voluntary exodus" by the indigenous population.

For a relatively illiterate population, Americans can sure turn a phrase - when it comes to propaganda. The ZioNazis are, well, suffice it to say they are not acting like civilized humans.

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Monty Cole's avatar

Fun to reflect on Solzhenitsyn's quick return to Russia where he took up residence in the plush dachas once reserved for members of the politboro, and lived as something of a celebrity. He and Putin became acquaintances and voiced their mutual respect. Only one of his sons continued to live in the West; the other returning to mother Russia.

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Fryderyk Niecki's avatar

Solidarity, brother. You seem to have ran a forensic audit on the velvet glove and found the brass knuckles inside—then had the nerve to print the receipts.

Most writers would rather chase blue-check applause than chase the money trail from Langley to Gdańsk.

We hope you keep swinging; the small band who still care about actual history is reading.

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Martin's avatar

The people of the Soviet Union wanted the same consumerist distractions the West offered - Levi’s, Mcdonalds, Walkman, Hollywood movies. My friend grew up in the DDR and once lamented that 21st century Berlin was a city more divided than ever - between rich and poor. “In the East, we had very little, but everyone was equal…” He said. “Nobody was homeless.”

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KO0KO's avatar

brilliant; the notion of human rights has a moralistic or even quasi-theological tint (that celebrates the supremacy of the human species), which makes them perfectly amenable to instrumentalisation—and little else. Hence, the efficacy of utilitarian rights, by contrast.

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