Liars lie about lying liars, France leads the way to surveillance state, Korean vaxx stats: Links 1 for June 18th, 2023

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1. Family Groups and LGBT Activist Uniting Against Bill That Could Make Pedophiles a Protected Class

In an unlikely alliance, Christian family values groups and an LGBT activist have signed a petition against a proposed Connecticut bill they say could make pedophiles a protected sexual minority.

The bill, HB 6638, would revise the language of the state’s anti-discrimination statutes.

The current definition of “sexual orientation” in Connecticut law excludes protections for “any behavior that is a sex offense crime.” An update to the law would remove that wording.

“If Governor [Ned] Lamont signs it, a person who admits they are a pedophile—even if they haven’t acted on it but just admit it—they could just go to an appeal board if they get fired from a job or denied housing near a school,” said transgender activist Christine Rebstock.

The bill would redefine sexual orientation as “a person’s identity in relation to the gender or genders to which they are romantically, emotionally, or sexually attracted, including any identity that a person may have previously expressed or is perceived by another person to hold.”

2. This clip of Putin’s threat to the US and NATO should be accompanied by Richard’s clip from Gateway Pundit which add valuable context. When the person doing the analysis on CNN of Putin’s statement is the same person who said the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation, you need to know to evaluate the value of this CNN analysis. Or whatever you would call that.

PUTIN TELLS THE U.S. AND NATO TO “SHOVE IT!”
By Larry Johnson Jun. 18, 2023 7:00 am0 Comments

I apologize in advance for subjecting you to the following clip from CNN. It has the video of Putin I wanted to share but, unfortunately, is followed up by commentary by two of the dumbest, most dishonest pundits in America — retired Army General Mark Hertling and retired CIA Officer Steve Hall (one of my former classmates in the Career Trainee program). With no sense of irony or shame, both Hertling and Hall accuse Putin of lying. That is rich. Hall, if you recall, was one of the 51 “former” intelligence officers who falsely claimed that the Hunter Biden laptop was some wicked, Bolshi plot. This is the ultimate example of the pot calling the kettle black. Look in the mirror, Steve.

3. Anyone able or interested in the inquisition of Dr. Trozzi or for that matter, any witnesses his lawyer plans to bring to the stand in his defence is well advised to write an email to this address and get a link to watch it. Tomorrow in theory, Peter McCullough is expected to testify to the star chamber at 9:00 AM when at least word, it is scheduled to begin. He was also scheduled to testify Friday morning at 9:00 but weirdly, the tribunal didn’t get going till 10:30 for some reason and then he wasn’t available. What was shown was quite a nasty circus of one very tightly wrapped lawyer for the College doing a surreal attempt at guilty-by-association by making a witness listen to the lawyer read bits from a website that was not hers, but she had done a video for sometime earlier, and present it like these are hew values and opinions. In other words, it would be the same as if President Trump was on the stand and they made him read out loud from CNN headlines because he was on a debate on that channel, and they tried to disqualify him because of what he heard read by the prosecutor from CNN headlines which were actually Trump’s antithesis. Of course, we all know this is exactly what they will do to him and much like it or with the same level of integrity.

Dr. Trozzi is on trial because he is trying to inform us all about things like this

Full interview

4. French Senate gives green light to surveillance through cameras and microphones

(So Western nations import wholesale groups in large numbers not hoping to avoid the problems they bring like crime and terror, but insisting on these problems so that the legacy public will accept the solutions to the problems they imported. Solutions such as a militarized police force, loss of liberty and a total surveillance state. Thesis, counter-thesis-solution. Hey presto.)

In France, the Senate just approved a controversial provision to a justice bill that would allow law enforcement to secretly activate cameras and microphones on a suspect’s devices.

This type of surveillance would be activated without notifying the owner of the device. The same provision would also allow agencies easier access to geolocation data to track suspected criminals.

Even though officials say they would only use the new update to the so-called “Keeper of the Seals” justice bill to capture sound and images of suspects of certain crimes such as delinquency, organized crime, and terrorism, the critics say this would still be disproportionate.

And it’s not only politicians – widespread concern has engulfed civil rights advocates and organizations, too. For instance, the Observatory of Digital Freedoms has denounced such a “security overkill” – it says any subject would risk being turned into a potential snitch.

La Quadrature du Net, another French advocacy group promoting digital rights and freedoms, has also expressed concern about the threat to privacy. According to the organization, investigators could, in theory, be allowed to remotely activate all connected devices, such as televisions or baby monitors.

“If this text were definitively adopted, it would dangerously increase the possibilities of police intrusion by transforming all our IT tools into potential spies,” the group warned in a press release.

Lawyers are also unhappy. The Paris Bar, representing almost 30 000 lawyers, said in a statement that it “deplored” the fact that the initiators of the provision – the government – didn’t consult them.

(We can all know with a great deal of certainty that these tools will be used on any opponents of authoritarian political leaders. We can know this because they already use all tools at their disposal illegally, and then make them legal, and then add more tools.)

5. John Campbell on Korean vaxx damage and death stats and compare to Denmark

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11 Replies to “Liars lie about lying liars, France leads the way to surveillance state, Korean vaxx stats: Links 1 for June 18th, 2023”

    • We seem to hear a lot about Britain and France and Sweden Germany when it comes to no go zones. What’s it like in other major European countries, like Spain and its neighbours.

  3. Re: Dr Trozzi’s Hearing….thank you Vlad for posting it.

    It is the same lawyer, Elizabeth Widner, who was the lawyer against me in my Pre-hearing for my Tribunal case.
    She accused me of lying, because I said I did not know about an “Order”, that they gave to me, “without notification”, not to write more exemptions. During that time after the Order was given, that I didn’t know about, I was fooled by a private eye, to whom I gave an exemption. When I finally was notified about the Order, about 3 weeks later, I did stop writing exemptions.
    In the end, the College, dropped the Tribunal Hearing.

    • You can hear the contempt in her voice as she spins fallacy after fallacy to create the impression of illegitimacy and wrong doing. She is about as much of a person that wants to establish the truth and create the best outcome for the public as Tony Fauci is.

  4. Every time I hear Keev pronounced I chuckle. I am of Ukrainian descent (121 years in Alberta) and throughout my 60 years never heard other than Kyiv (kee-ev) as the pronunciation.