The Unspeakable
One lost his son, another his mother, another his brother, another his best friend. Twenty years later, these four men and their families live with the knowledge that they were not told the truth about the murder of their loved ones on September 11, 2001. In the face of overwhelming resistance, they continue to fight for the justice they deserve.
Medical discrimination
Don’t you dare challenge the government’s view
Freedom of expression is a fundamental human right underpinning all civil liberties. But in reality, we seem to have lost it in many parts of the world. Ban Ki-moon writes:
Some journalists risk intimidation, detention and even their lives, simply for exercising their right to seek, receive and impart information and ideas
This goes not only for journalists, apparently. Even expressions of art are affected. Recently, cartoonist Michael Leunig in Australia lost his job because he published a cartoon on Instagram. The cartoon was critical against mandatory vaccination. Now the cartoon seems to have been removed from Instagram too, but you can still see it elsewhere.
Ola Bini’s trial postponed again
Watch a clip from TV4 (in Swedish). Some say that the only “proof” against him is that he was a friend of Julian Assange (link to article in Swedish, where the main part is behind paywall).
The Belmarsh Tribunal
The Belmarsh Tribunal in London is a people’s trial on the “War On Terror”. Read about it on Assange Defense. Julian Assange is still in the maximum security prison Belmarsh, also called “Britain’s Guantanamo Bay”, and and will face another extradition hearing on 27-28 October.
About vaccine passports
New law against espionage
Or perhaps “New law against journalism” is a more correct description? The Swedish government is apparently ashamed of it already. Read Oisín Cantwell’s article in Swedish.
20 years since the nightmare began
and still no real justice in sight for the crimes related to 9/11.
We can all read, for example on the website of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth, that some still fight for justice. This is of course very important, but at the same time, we must face the truth: We don’t have a real justice system in many countries, especially when it comes to certain cases like this.
Contributing to the problem is that real journalism is so hard to find these days. Instead, many people, including many journalists, are like parrots repeating the official narrative or keep quiet about the inconsistencies in that narrative and facts that speak against it. A weird society has emerged, where many can be afraid of being called “conspiracy theorist” or even loosing their job, if they are open with what they really think.
Resolution 2361
Resolution 2361 of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe urges member States and the EU to:
7.3.1 ensure that citizens are informed that the vaccination is not mandatory and that no one is under political, social or other pressure to be vaccinated if they do not wish to do so;
7.3.2 ensure that no one is discriminated against for not having been vaccinated, due to possible health risks or not wanting to be vaccinated;
However, in reality, the opposite is often happening.
Note also the words about “fair and equitable global allocation” (in 7.2.6). Thus, even if the vaccines are safe, efficient and essential against Covid-19, it is in-efficent to roll out vaccination to non-risk groups before all vulnerable groups in the world have been vaccinated. So why are many countries anyway vaccinating children (believed to be least at risk)? Is it a corrupt system we are seeing? The Council of Europe seems to be aware of the risk, because they also urge member States and the EU to “communicate transparently the contents of contracts with vaccine producers and make them publicly available for parliamentary and public scrutiny” (in 7.3.5).