Censorship Is Metastasizing
Censorship Is Metastasizing
Junious Ricardo Stanton
The First Amendment
to the US Constitution prohibits Congress from establishing a state
religion, prevents abridging the exercise of free speech, provides
for the freedom of the press, guarantees the right of peaceable
assembly and the petition of the government for redress of
grievances. This and the other early nine amendments are part of what
are refereed to as The Bill of Rights.
It’s ironic
because when these words were written and ratified the new nation
vigorously supported the Trans-Atlantic Slave trade, profited
handsomely from enslavement although the word slavery is not in the
original wording and authorized a tax on “such persons” meaning
Africans imported into the this country. Generations have been
indoctrinated to believe this was the foundation of a society based
upon laws, freedom, opportunity and respect for human life and
dignity, alas nothing could be further from the truth.
I will not belabor
the hypocrisy of the Bill of Rights regarding the genocide against
indigenous people, the profitability of the economic engine of
slavery which drove the US economy or the numerous times the First
Amendment has been violated, set aside and suppressed since day one.
We are seeing this ongoing suppression play out in real time before
our eyes on a daily basis with the shut downs of college encampments,
the squelching of protests and the ignoring of petitions for redress
put forth by college students.
On another level we
have been experiencing increasingly virulent censorship for over four
years now, ever since the roll out of the COVID-19 Psyop.
Interestingly on October 18, 2019 in New York City a group of
globalist movers and shakers, individuals and corporate entities
like: the World Economic Forum, the Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation, the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security,
NBC Universal, UPS, Johnson and Johnson and several others sponsored
a mock simulation role playing exercise simulating a global pandemic
caused a new virus deadlier and more lethal than any experienced ever
before, a fictional global extinction level plague!
Event 201
was one of numerous exercises held by the globalist cabal and Deep
State since 9-11; each and every one of them focused on pandemics
purportedly trying to determine which mitigation responses would be
best. Event 201 I believe was the globalists’ final
preparation before the global COVID Psyop was unleashed on the world.
I urge you to
research this event because it was more than just a training
exercise. When you read the policy recommendations and action items
you see it was a blueprint for what we are currently experiencing:
universal censorship, governmental overreach, escalating curtailment
of our rights and a reconfiguring of society to conform to an agenda
we the people have no hand or input formulating; all under the guise
of public health, safety and pandemic mitigation!
COVID was the exact
crisis these unelected billionaires and their underlings were
awaiting, the excuse they needed to implement their nefarious agenda
for a restructured world order just like 9-11 was their needed “Pearl
Harbor event” to jump start US hegemonic resources wars. To pull
this off they had to uniformly and directly control the flow of
information, using fear to deliberately alter our perceptions and
beliefs in order to manipulate us into succumbing and acquiescing to
their agenda. They foisted so called experts on us who pressed for
radical and dangerous remediation: global lock downs, untested
inoculations and the creation of a “new normal”. They had to
stifle what they called misinformation, meaning cognitive resistance
and rational objection to their lies, propaganda and disinformation
to suppress our natural hesitancy to their tyrannical policies and
treatments.
They needed to
suppress all dissent, hesitancy and alternative narratives about COVD
and how to treat it. They not only had to lock us down physically
and keep us isolated but also flood our minds with lies to block out
any ideas and treatments that did not conform to their agenda! They
did what my friend Catherine Austin Fitts calls, “treating us like
mushrooms, they keep us in the dark and feed us cow manure.”
All of us one level
or other have experienced some form of censorship, suppression,
intimidation and marginalization during these past four years. Anyone
who disagreed with questioned or rejected the “experts” narrative
was censored, demonized, ostracized, demonetized, or de-platformed on
social media. Fact checkers in the employ of the government and
corporations demonized anyone who made public statements that
disagreed with the accepted narratives. I have experienced
censorship with my blogs via shadow banning where the algorithms
filter my blog postingss so people using the major search engines
can’t find them unless they are specifically looking for them. Big
tech social media entities like Facebook, Twitter, Amazon and Google
all censored and suppressed material on behalf of the government, Big
Pharma, Bill Gates and Fauci; they even de-platformed the President
of the United States! If they can censor and de-platform a sitting
president, what chance do the little guys have of fully exercising
their First Amendment rights?!
We are being
censored, denied information, propagandized and programmed not just
about COVID and the disastrous “mitigation responses” to a
supposedly novel virus that in actuality had a 98.9% recovery rate
for healthy people; that has inflected far more damage on us than the
so called virus itself. We are also lied to constantly about the
economy, inflation and the various conflicts and proxy wars the US is
waging and supporting around the world.
The US government’s
Censorship Industrial Complex attack on Tik-Tok is really about
suppression. Tik-Tok is a global phenomenon. When people started
posting videos opposing the Israeli genocide in Gaza and their posts
generated additional sympathetic posts, the powers that shouldn’t
be said this must stop!
The real issue
about the opposition to student campus protests is not about public
safety, access to campus or disrupting the education process, it is
about censorship and suppression. The Zionist lobby is determined to
shut down all public opposition to and condemnation of their
campaigns of genocide and ethnic cleansing in Palestine.
This is why they
used their influence and pulled the strings of Congressional
representatives to get them to vilify the presidents of MIT, Harvard,
Penn and Columbia and pass a bill essentially defining criticism of
Israel as anti-Semitic. The bill could lead to loss of these schools’
federal funding! This is intimidation. We are on a steep downward
slop, this is in our face censorship and intimidation. This is a
complete abnegation of the First Amendment for all the world to see.
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What's The Lesson Here?
What’s The Lesson Here?
Junious
Ricardo Stanton
For the past
several weeks the media has focused on the protests and
demonstrations roiling on major university campuses across the
country. It started at Columbia University in New York City as did
the heavy handed university administrations’ calling the police to
arrest the students, punishing students for speaking out, encamping
on campus grounds and then demonizing them because they challenged
the status quo. Now police intervention, arrests and in a few cases
violence have occurred. Thankfully we have not seen the types of
student anarchy, government, police and military overreactions that
characterized the 1960’s, 70’s and beyond.
As the
demonstrations continued we saw the usual rationalization for the
police intervention: pubic safety, disruption of the educational
process, the protesters are anti-Semitic or anti-American, this is
the work of “outside agitators” etc. These are some of the same
threadbare ramblings that were used against union organizers, Civil
Rights activists, the peace and anti-war movements of the mid
twentieth century. Haven’t we learned anything from history? Is
this a case of “the more things change the more they remain the
same”? Apparently it is verboten to dissent, to be a free thinker,
a non-conformist or a pacifist in this country.
Nevertheless there
are a few bright examples where administrators actually took the time
to personally engage in dialogue with the students, face to face and
agree to work through some of the issues both sides feel are
important in an effort to deescalate the situation. Deals were struck
at Rutgers’ University’s New Brunswick campus and the University
of California at Riverside between administrators and students. There
was compromise on both sides, the students didn’t get all their
demands, the administrators gave in on a few issues and the
encampments on those campuses were disbanded without bloodshed or
continued acrimony and strife.
The young people
protesting and camping out are still idealistic they are unencumbered
by mortgages, onerous debt other than their student loans, family
obligations, soul crushing jobs or the need to conform and comply
like older folks. They have not been beaten down by the system to the
point they have become docile, passive, apathetic, numb and comatose,
alas that will come later. We should be grateful to them for standing
up, pushing back and having the courage to stand for something noble
rather than acquiescing to genocide and ethnic cleansing.
Life is a school,
our choices and experiences are our teachers, providers of lessons to
be learned, situations to be mastered and personal and collective
evolution realized. If we fail to learn the lessons they come back to
us over and over again, often in another form to give us an
opportunity to get it right, mature and grow.
So what are the
lessons for us in this situation. First we should applaud the young
people for rejecting a narrative that rationalizes genocide, for
refusing to internalize a mindset that justifies war and profits from
war and human suffering. We should be proud these young people are
caring humanitarians and not mere Zombies who go along with the
proverbial okey-doke. Will we repeat the lessons of past generations
who ignored genocide and ethnic cleansing by early US settlers, or in
Germany and Rwanda?! There is an old saying, “fool me once shame on
you, fool me twice shame on me.” Will we allow the global overlords
and warmongers to fool us again?
We can open our
eyes and see history repeating itself and learn the lessons from our
past that tell us fascism, militarism and apathy destroy our souls
and set the table for even more atrocities now and in the future. We
can learn pretending not to know what is going on will lead to more
of the same as the attacks on peace metastasizes throughout the
nation.
We can acknowledge
and accept the reality our government is captured and under the
control of ruthless interlocking special interests cabals such as:
global capital, Big Pharma, the Military Industrial Intelligence
Technology Hydra, and the Zionist lobby all working in cahoots with
the conglomerate media against us. We can learn that the actions of
small groups can change things for the better after all; compared to
the masses, the oligarchical overlords are a small well organized and
resourced group who only succeed by keeping us unaware, divided and
constantly at each other's throats.
It has been stated
in so many ways over the years, evil can only prevail if good people
do nothing! This is true. It is important we contemplate all these
lessons, try to learn what they mean for us personally collectively
and as a species, otherwise we are already mentally and spiritually
dead, merely awaiting interment.
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Things That Make you Go Hmmm
Things That Make You Go Hmmm?
Junious
Ricardo Stanton
As the
demonstrations and protests for peace and against the Israeli
genocide in Gaza and the United States’ unconditional support of
this unjust war spread around the country and the world, it is
amazing to witness the contrasts and responses from US state and
local governments compared to their responses to other encampments
and activities.
I liken the current
campus activism to the student engagement in the 1960’s and 70’s
when campuses erupted against the war in Southeast Asia, the
opposition against military conscription and the support of the civil
rights movement, the 1990’s movement against South African
apartheid and the 2011 Occupy Wall Street movement which spread
around the world like wildfire; how in each of those cases the powers
that be responded by unleashing the police, the National Guard and
COINTELPRO on the activists.
Similarly, the
crackdown by universities to the present demonstrations: calling the
police, threatening suspension and expulsion against young people
expressing their right to protests is quite telling. Contrast that
with how consumers are allowed to camp out for hours and days at an
Apple Store, at ticket agencies or stadiums to buy the latest gizmo,
concert tickets or sporting event. People camp out at NASCAR races
over the weekend and at concerts rarely are the police called to
break them up! Even more ominous the how the ruling class allows
open air drug and homeless encampments to persist and fester without
addressing the causes, providing relief or even dispersing the
campers.
Apologists for the
campus crackdowns say the students pose a risk to public safety, they
inhibit access to campus navigation, education and create sanitation
problems. This is a specious argument. The students are camping out
peacefully they are not preventing entrance or campus direction, they
are not trashing or despoiling the campus grounds, they are polite
and orderly. The rationale for the heavy handed responses by
university administrators doesn’t pass the smell test.
The fact of the
matter is, the current campus crackdowns are really about
discouraging dissent, stomping out challenges to the status quo and
preventing a counter narrative to the Zionist war crimes in
Palestine. The police bum rushes of the collages is reminiscent of
how the Obama administration shut down the Occupy Wall Street
demonstrators/protesters during the run up to the 2012
presidential election. The last thing Obama and the political class
wanted was students talking about class warfare and how Wall Street
global capital was making life miserable for the masses on Main
Street!
Thus far in 2024
police have not exerted excessive force like they did during the
60’s-70’s where students were murdered at Kent State in Ohio and
Jackson State in Mississippi, probably because many of the current
protesters are on Ivy League or upper class colleges rather than
working class public universities!
The police are
being sicced on college students by mayors at the behest of
university presidents while mayors around the nation, turn a blind
eye to the open air drug and homeless encampments in Philadelphia,
San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and other major cities that really
are public safety and health danger spots. Despite fervent pleas from
city residents and businesses to do something about the unsanitary
conditions and the open drug use and sales the mayors of these cities
are slow to respond.
What is the lesson
here? It is one of raw power, university presidents from many elite
schools have the support of their wealthy parents, donors and alumni
who contribute billions of dollars, the same thing is true at some of
these public colleges and university. These donors have influence and
mayors listen to them.
On the other hand
the cries of ordinary citizens and entrepreneurs who are tired of the
filth, the unsafe, squalid conditions and the debauchery of their
environments go unheeded. This contrast tells us all we need to know
about the power dynamics of this country.
Within this power
dynamic on a not so subtle level is the unprecedented influence of
the Zionist lobby. The Zionists say jump and the Congress critters
beholden to them for campaign funds (bribes) say “yes suh boss how
high”? The US Congress Critters are aggressively pouncing on and
denouncing university presidents claiming they tolerate antisemitism
on their campuses. In their mind any criticism of Israel equates to
antisemitism. It is well the best congress money can buy seeks to
protect Jewish students but what about all the females who don’t
feel safe on college campuses, (sexual assaults account for 21% of
all reported on campus crimes),
https://www.bestcolleges.com/research/campus-sexual-assault-statistics/#how-common-is-it,
what about people of color who experience micro aggression on a
constant basis, https://gitnux.org/microaggression-statistics/
what about all the homeless people suffering from economic
dislocation,
https://usafacts.org/articles/how-many-homeless-people-are-in-the-us-what-does-the-data-miss/
where are the Congressional money grubers on these issues?!
This is another
example of the old adage money talks, bs walks. As this semester
winds down it will be interesting to see what transpires on these
campuses, will tensions abate or will this continue into the summer?
Time will tell. Things that make you go hmmm.
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