Where the revolution is now, and where it is going and already is in Germany: Links 1 for May 22, 2024

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1. In case anyone thinks Bill Mahar is coming around, watch even for the first 5 minutes of this.

2. Geert Wilders on Israel. A new speech in the Dutch Legislature in defence of Israel

3. This site often says the rule of law is over. It isn’t hyperbole. Watch the following clip on the Weaponization of Government. It isnt just that the rule of law is not deployed, but the deliberate hiding of evidence that even vestigial law is not being obeyed by agents of the state.

This is no small thing. This is the destruction of the entire system and the implementation of a totalitarian one. More on the raid where FEDERAL AGENTS covered their doorbell camera with TAPE before raiding them

4. Here’s some karma.

Retiring early due to antisemitism, a professor paints a dire picture of US academia

Each paragraph you read will lower any potential sympathy. This woman created the problem for Jews and everyone else. They should sign a petition to make her stay and face what she created.

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A College of Arts & Sciences distinguished professor of sociology, Risman was committed to the university’s social justice mission. But after the October 7 Hamas onslaught on southern Israel, both subtle and overt displays of anti-Israel and antisemitic behavior have gripped the campus to the point that Risman finds she no longer recognizes the institution.

“UIC prides itself on being progressive and engaged. It’s become a very alienating place to be right now. It’s shocking when you think you are a part of a community and you realize in many ways that you are not,” Risman said in a Zoom interview from her campus office.

Risman, who spent more than 10 years co-chairing the university-wide committee on faculty equity and once enjoyed a longstanding affiliation with the Department of Women and Gender Studies, recently penned an opinion piece for The Chicago Tribune about her experience.

And I bet she still thinks she is the victim. This article reads like a James Lindsay explainer video.

5. One Country Just Voted to Decriminalize the Possession of Child Pornography

Germany’s Parliament, known as the Bundestag, received enough votes last week to remove a section of the country’s Criminal Code to reduce the minimum penalties for “dissemination, acquisition and possession of child pornographic content.”

Below, is a slide from an upcoming Stephen Coughlin brief explaining what is likely a next step in the communist dialectic attack on our civilization:

 

 

Herbert Marcuse was one of the most important figures of the Frankfurt School and Marxism V1.0 So I think its safe to say where the revolution is going next, and who its next victims will be.

Thank you all for reading this site.

So how does Tucker manage to keep going?

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6 Replies to “Where the revolution is now, and where it is going and already is in Germany: Links 1 for May 22, 2024”

  3. Bill Maher gives me the creeps. And I remember those photos of him standing with a bunch of perverts all wearing red shoes. And the explanation of the shoes was plausible.

    • Bill Maher gives me the creeps.
      Me too!
      Not even what he says – he just gives off bad energy.

  4. 4/ ‘I have friends in Palestine’: The tragic irony of a peace activist held by Hamas

    “I have friends in Palestine.” These words, spoken by Naama Levy, an Israeli soldier and peace activist, that were uttered to her Hamas captors while her face was covered in blood, underscored the tragic irony of her abduction. Levy, who dedicated her young life to promoting peace and understanding between Israelis and Palestinians, was brutally kidnapped during the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.

    At 19 years old, Levy should have embodied the hope for a future in which Israelis and Palestinians could coexist peacefully. But this did not come true; on the contrary. Raised in Ra’anana near Tel Aviv, she became deeply involved with Hands of Peace, an organization committed to fostering dialogue and mutual understanding among young people from both sides of the conflict.

    Through this program, she participated in workshops, dialogues, and activities aimed at breaking down barriers and building bridges between communities long divided by hatred and violence.

    The absurdity of Levy’s situation is heart-wrenching. Here is a young woman who, despite the profoundly entrenched conflict, chose to extend a hand of friendship and understanding to her Palestinian peers. Her dedication to peace and justice was not just theoretical; it was deeply personal and active. She fought for the rights of Palestinians, believing in a shared humanity and a better future for all.

    https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-802280