Forwarded from Jan Blake
Coronavirus: Social gatherings above six banned in England from 14 September https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54081131
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BBC News
Coronavirus: Social gatherings above six banned in England from 14 September
A new legal limit will be enforced through a £100 fine but will not apply to schools or workplaces.
Forwarded from Kelly Brogan MD
Corbett truth 💣 From Homeland Security to Biosecurity https://www.corbettreport.com/covid911
Forwarded from Dr. Tenpenny
Sweden, now, looks like a country from a parallel universe. Children didn’t miss a day of school... its economic hit was less than half of ours. While Britain prepares to limit social gatherings to six, Sweden is lifting its cap to 500.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2020/09/10/ignoring-lesson-sweden-makes-tougher-covid-crackdown-inevitable/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2020/09/10/ignoring-lesson-sweden-makes-tougher-covid-crackdown-inevitable/
The Telegraph
Ignoring the lesson of Sweden makes a tougher Covid crackdown inevitable
The rule of six will just be the start, if ministers stick with their unconvincing policy of suppression
Forwarded from David Avocado Wolfe
Vernon Coleman on the latest draconian laws in the United Kingdom. The Covid-19 scam has reached pandemic proportions. This is the biggest fraud in human history. Well spoken. (10 min 45 seconds) https://brandnewtube.com/v/tzspbq
Forwarded from David Avocado Wolfe
This will Be how they deal with political opponents. This is another name for a jail or concentration camp: “a quarantine facility”. https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-trudeau-government-to-provide-toronto-with-14-million-for-quarantine-facility?fbclid=IwAR2nVyPT6M6hWArPsPxefVMOE9lLwOc_XD7iCl9UcY9FOWny_dQHEp1Eb1U
Forwarded from David Avocado Wolfe
Good News: Australia’s State of Victoria now faces a battle for violating the Constitution. Please Share. https://constitutionwatch.com.au/breaking-news-high-court-writs-lodged-against-the-state-of-victoria-for-constitutional-violations/?fbclid=IwAR0P4tsWs4xkUzBQAw6EG3cr5qw9JFHIFTk_KDz5eT4hBXbLjJTZscP7NwA
Forwarded from Tad Hargrave
Colonization isn’t so much the extraction of wealth from a subdued land to the conqueror’s as it is the shrinking of experience to fit the perspectival frames of the conqueror; it is the imposition of a single way of knowing, a single regime of noticing, a single apparatus for meaning-making – so that what is truly lost isn’t gold and corn and men as such, but ways of making sense of the vibrancy around us.
What is truly lost – in a world increasingly convinced that the only way of measuring true wealth is with digits, scarred landscapes, downed trees and rising skylines – is the freedom to think otherwise. It is also not merely the case that colonial practices took away our culture as it is the case that they imposed a static authenticity, forcing us to conform to an image of what a true indigenous person looks or sounds like – and, in effect, denying us the right to stray from our own algorithms.
Decolonizing ourselves must therefore proceed not by trying to return to a pure image of what it means to be indigenous (an image that may no longer be true), or by trying to erase the lasting marks on our bodies that have been made by colonial incursions and new affinities, but by straying freely and losing our way generously – making kin with the places that hold us, and abiding with the troubling flow of worlding practices that bind us to those who have violated us.
Bayo Akomolafe
What is truly lost – in a world increasingly convinced that the only way of measuring true wealth is with digits, scarred landscapes, downed trees and rising skylines – is the freedom to think otherwise. It is also not merely the case that colonial practices took away our culture as it is the case that they imposed a static authenticity, forcing us to conform to an image of what a true indigenous person looks or sounds like – and, in effect, denying us the right to stray from our own algorithms.
Decolonizing ourselves must therefore proceed not by trying to return to a pure image of what it means to be indigenous (an image that may no longer be true), or by trying to erase the lasting marks on our bodies that have been made by colonial incursions and new affinities, but by straying freely and losing our way generously – making kin with the places that hold us, and abiding with the troubling flow of worlding practices that bind us to those who have violated us.
Bayo Akomolafe