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The Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act was among some 200 bills that have been introduced over the past century that have tried to ban lynching in America. Photo: Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., speaks during a news conference about the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act in 2020. Till, pictured at right, was a 14-year-old African-American who was lynched…
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This Clipper Media op-ed piece by James Porteous, which looks at the state of post-covid protests, was reprinted by EurasiaReview. Photo: Police in Ottawa, Canada prepare to break up trucker protest. Photo Credit: Tasnim News Agency 21 February 2022 | James Porteous | EurasiaReview Much like in 2006, corporations, rich people and media have decided…
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Much like in 2006, corporations, rich people and media have decided they should not be ‘forced’ to carry the burden of getting ‘our society’ back on its feet. Photo: Screenshot of armed police awaiting instructions in Ottawa 19 February 2022 20 Februrary 2022 | James Porteous | Clipper Media Some ‘folks’ in both social and…
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Here we see Trudeau’s Canada following the example of Biden’s America, a ‘liberal’ government blithely casting dissenting citizens as a domestic-terrorist threat Photo: Getty 17 February 2022 | TOM SLATER | Spiked We need new political labels. That much has become clear amid Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau’s crackdown on the truckers’ revolt – the now weeks-long protests…
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The Canadian Parliament will meet today (17 Feb – 10:00 AM local time) to begin debate on the Emergency Act. See page for details and links to the streamed version of the proceedings. Photo: Flag flies in front of Canada’s Parliament Building 17 February 2022 | James Porteous | Clipper Media The Canadian Parliament will…
Invoking the Emergency Act now, in response to peaceful Canadians engaging in legal protest, is a stretch of epic and frightening proportions 16 February 2022 | MEGHAN MURPHY | Spiked (UK) On Monday prime minister Justin Trudeau announced he would be invoking the Emergencies Act in response to the ongoing ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests in Canada. For several weeks now,…
Warning: Reading this article might earn you a color-coded threat score 15 Februrary 2022 | John W. Whitehead and Nisha Whitehead | Eurasia Review Original title: The Mind Control Police: The Government’s War On Thought Crimes And Truth-Tellers – OpEd The U.S. government, which speaks in a language of force, is afraid of its citizenry….
Details including names, email addresses and postal codes of almost 100,000 donors to the GiveSendGo fundraiser were leaked online. The Canadian government wants to freeze all contributions made via the site via the Emergency Act. 15 February 2022 | Charlie Pinkerton and Andy Takagi | QP Briefing Solicitor General Sylvia Jones‘s communications director is no longer…
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How do we give thanks when our freedom is constantly being eroded? You remember you are not alone. 23 November 2021 | John W. Whitehead | Eurasia Review How do you give thanks for freedoms that are constantly being eroded? How do you express gratitude for one’s safety when the perils posed by the American…
Fifty years after the Attica prison uprising in New York, the families of slain and injured prison guards say they’re still waiting for an apology from the state Photo: FILE — In this Sept. 1971 file photo, Inmates at the Attica Correctional Facility, in Attica, NY, raise their hands in clenched fists in a show…
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LAPD issued ‘field interview cards’ to record a civilian’s Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and other social media accounts. Photo: Police detain people during the George Floyd protests in Los Angeles on 1 June 2020. Photograph: REX/Shutterstock 08 September 2021 | Sam Levin | The Guardian The Los Angeles police department (LAPD) has directed its officers to collect the social…
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