Authorities are shooting people in Guinea for their own good, and fining us for sitting alone in a car in NB: Links 1, May 19, 2020

1. 6 people shot to death at anti-lockdown protests in Guinea

(“We’ll shoot you for your health” should be the mantra of the first 2 quarters of 2020)

2. United Nations Claims It’s Politically Incorrect to Say “Husband” or “Wife”

Urges people to stop saying “boyfriend” & “girlfriend” in order to “create a more equal world.”

The United Nations is not an organization which represents the various peoples and cultures of the world. It is an organization intended to destroy all the peoples and cultures of the world for a Neo-Marxist outcome. To suggest this linguistic farce is to hold the cultures of the world in contempt. Yes, they will not enforce any of this stuff on Islamic countries so long as Islam continues to be a tool of destruction against classical thought, but they will. Communists, like Muslims, are patient.

Reminder:

3. Bradford: 27 men arrested in connection with online child sexual exploitation

A group of 27 boys and men have been arrested in Bradford, Yorkshire, in connection with online child sexual exploitation as part of a major police operation.

 

The group of males, aged between 16 and 57, were all questioned following arrests at a number of addresses across Yorkshire on Tuesday.

West Yorkshire Police said more than 60 devices were seized for further investigation and safeguarding measures for 26 children have been put in place.

 

Warrants were executed in response to information about people suspected of possessing indecent material of children or using devices – such as computers and mobile phones – to contact children.

 

Those arrested were later released under investigation or bailed pending further inquiries, a spokesman for the constabulary said.

(No names are given. But Vana White says the letter M is all sold out)

4. The only reason we are still doing all these totalitarian lockdown BS is so that our politicians and leaders can save face for the horrific cost of their errors. **THIS is a REALLY GOOD video. He understands perfectly well who the BBC is, and what a danger they present to democracy.**

5. NB man gets $300.00 ticket for sitting ALONE in his car having a coffee.

At this point, its the police Vs. law abiding free people. “I’m just doing my job” has been addressed by history already.

Thank you Richard, Pym Purnell, ET., M., Wrath of Khan, Hellequin GM., and all who sent in materials this week. I hope you al had a chance to see the Brad Johnson interview with the list of indictments as its thought to be now in the US. Interesting times.

About Eeyore

Canadian artist and counter-jihad and freedom of speech activist as well as devout Schrödinger's catholic

6 Replies to “Authorities are shooting people in Guinea for their own good, and fining us for sitting alone in a car in NB: Links 1, May 19, 2020”

  1. Some of the Police and some of the Politicians are out to prove that they are the law and that we have to kiss their feet. I think of this attitude as the Judge Dread syndrome, all western nations have been moving in this direction for decades but the Wuhan Flu has brough this to the point where it is obvious which members of the Police support the Rule of Law and which like the idea of a police state and are out to crush anyone they think disagrees with them.

    • 5/ That wretched bully is like some dogs, at your heel or at your throat. Some go into the military, others become cops. They ought to be excluded from both.

      • It use to be soldiers like him were fragged at the earlist possible time, Now they use them to be the witnesses against the good soldiers they have framed because they did their job.

    • He did a good job of calling her a mouth piece for the left who doesn’t care about facts or people.

  2. 2.
    The way I see it, their ambitions blind them to the Nature of Reality, and they go any length and over millions of Dead to achieve those ambitions.
    They are the epitome of Evil and must be destroyed if we want to have a future.