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This is what i think about Paul Joseph Watson if you know the guy already, great youtuber who produce some spot on videos about post modernism thinking that rules our society. Paul Joseph Watson definitely has a lot of points, and a lot of his recent videos are accurate. However, he's still part of the system, he represents the right, the right now is winning the conversation. But just before Obama took office the left was winning the conversation, they were doing a good job protesting the right's war on Iraq under Bush ... The left however, went silent on Obama's wars ( It's okay when WE do it ). Getting back to Paul Joseph, he (and InfoWars) were speaking against the surveillance state and Big brother, but now when Trump is getting that kind of power, they turn a blind eye ( it's okay when WE do it ). They are never speaking against their “own” candidate, but too busy praising his win against crooked Hillary, you know, the warmongering Bankers whore ... Wait what, isn’t Trump actively working on getting Russia’s approval for war against Iran, oh wait didn't he Pick ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State ( again it's okay when WE do it ). Do you see a pattern here ? left, right, left, right: Two steps to tyranny. It’s not just Infowars or Paul. Alternative media in general got divided with the rise of Trump, some of which lost it’s known credibility and fell in the right vs left trap. Going full scale FREE thinker is not easy when you’re living inside the system, adopting it’s rules and respecting it’s laws, otherwise you’ll be locked up. The basic things you need to survive are controlled by the system (Food, water, trade or money ). If the game is rigged, you may want to stop playing or change the map, the thing that will require lot of courage and effort. But some people made it, i name here Aaron of StormCloudsGathering and James of The Corbett Report. -
Now we can understand why Wikileaks offered Comey a job, i hope they get all get caught with an epic leak.
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As you may heard, CNN released a new documentary about President of Russia accusing him of being "the most dangerous man in the world, KGB guy ..." it was full of epic and dramatic music, just like you're watching an action movie from the 70s literally. While Putin is indeed powerful, the documentary was seen as another try by CNN to portray him as warmongering psychopathic mad man. The platform along with western media in general yet never or rarely talk about Steve Bannon, White House chief strategist in the Trump administration and Trump's personal right hand, who's considered by many intellectuals as the real most dangerous man in the world with his extreme ideology. Former host of 'Breaking the Set', a show that was broadcasted on RT America network Abby Martin is one of those intellectuals, and she explains why in a 26 min video of her a weekly investigative news program 'Empire Files' on teleSUR English and YouTube. So who do you think is most dangerous man in the world, Putin or Bannon ? https://youtu.be/HelSaMSy8HY
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Cheep News Not the usual kind of thing I post but nevertheless i thought it important for people to hear whats going on in the political world. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ A US judge in Seattle has issued a temporary nationwide block on President Donald Trump's ban on travellers from seven mainly Muslim nations. Federal Judge James Robart ruled against government lawyers' claims that US states did not have the standing to challenge Mr Trump's executive order. Last week's order has led to protests and confusion at US airports. Some 60,000 visas have since been revoked. The Justice Department now plans to file an emergency stay of the ruling. In a statement, the White House described Mr Trump's directive as "lawful and appropriate". "The president's order is intended to protect the homeland and he has the constitutional authority and responsibility to protect the American people," the statement said. Mr Trump's order brought in a suspension of the US Refugee Admissions Programme for 120 days. There is also an indefinite ban on Syrian refugees. Anyone arriving from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan or Yemen faces a 90-day visa suspension. The lawsuit against President Trump's ban was initially filed by Washington state, with Minnesota joining later. Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson has described the ban as illegal and unconstitutional, because it discriminates against people on the ground of their religion. The ruling is a major challenge to the Trump administration, and means that nationals from the seven countries are now able - in theory - to apply for US visas, the BBC's David Willis in Washington DC reports. The administration can also appeal against the verdict. President Trump has argued that his directive is aimed at protecting America. He said visas would once again be issued once "the most secure policies" were in place, and denied it was a Muslim ban. A number of state attorney generals have said the order is unconstitutional. Several federal judges have temporarily halted the deportation of visa holders, but the Seattle ruling is the first to be applicable nationwide. Courts in at least four other states - Virginia, New York, Massachusetts and Michigan - are hearing cases challenging Mr Trump's executive order. Earlier on Friday, a judge in Boston declined to extend a temporary ban that prohibited the detention or removal of foreigners legally authorised to come to America. The ban - which only applied to Massachusetts - is due to expire on 5 February. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ WHO IS AFFECTED? ________________________________________________________________________________________________ A US government lawyer told a Virginia court 100,000 visas had been revoked. But the State Department said it was 60,000, once diplomatic and expired visas were taken out of the equation. The directive - which bans people from seven mainly Muslim Middle Eastern and African countries from entering the US - has led to widespread protests. Courts in at least five US states - Virginia, New York, Massachusetts, Michigan and Washington - are hearing cases challenging the White House executive order. The 100,000 figure emerged on Friday in a hearing at Alexandria, Virginia, for two Yemeni brothers deported after their arrival at Dulles International Airport last Saturday. The number was cited by US Justice Department lawyer Erez Reuveni, who added that no Green Card holders had been denied US entry. Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, said after the hearing: "There is no legal justification to cancel all these visas." The latest reaction to the executive order included: The American Council on Education sent a letter signed by nearly 600 colleges and universities to Homeland Security Secretary John Kelley to express concern over the immigration order Canada's provincial health minister said they have an obligation to act to help children scheduled to receive life-saving surgeries in the US who are now being turned away The White House said on Monday that only 109 people were "slowed down" in their travel out of 325,000 people who had flown into the US since the order was given. State Department spokesman Will Cocks said they were aware individuals who had their visas revoked would be "temporarily inconvenienced". But he said national security was the administration's top priority when approving visas. The State Department said it issued over 11 million immigrant and non-immigrant visas in 2015. Several judges have granted temporary restraining orders barring US authorities from enforcing portions of Mr Trump's ban. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Thoughts? Source : http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38864253
