The Atlantic Council's DFR Lab hosts a chat with prolific anti-Q shill group, covering 'extremism'
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TOMORROW at 2:00 PM EST: The @DFRLab is talking deradicalization and countering violent extremism with @jaredlholt, @AmarAmarasingam, @crislopezg, and @travis_view. Tune into this free conversation, RSVP at the link: https://atlanticcouncil.org/event/reclaiming-reality/
https://twitter.com/DFRLab/status/1362069288706842633
Tim Young
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Biden not sending out COVID relief checks… but refunding the Wuhan lab where COVID came from is THE PERFECT EXAMPLE of America last.
https://twitter.com/TimRunsHisMouth/status/1362452780934397963
JUST IN - "Corona came from a laboratory in #Wuhan," says Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Prof. h.c. Roland Wiesendanger, renowned physicist and Nanoscientist at the University of Hamburg. He and his team compiled 600 facts in a new study (BILD)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/349302406_Studie_zum_Ursprung_der_Coronavirus-Pandemie
https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1362424859905716231
Report:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/349302406_Studie_zum_Ursprung_der_Coronavirus-Pandemie
Studie zum Ursprung der Coronavirus-Pandemie
February 2021
DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.31754.80323
Authors:
Roland Wiesendanger
University of Hamburg
Source: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/349302406_Studie_zum_Ursprung_der_Coronavirus-Pandemie
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Behind ‘Anti-Racist’ Math Push
Liberal education collective claims asking students to show work is racist
A radical new push to purge math curricula of allegedly racist practices like showing your work and finding the correct answer is bankrolled by one of the nation's most prominent nonprofits: the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
The Gates Foundation is the only donor mentioned on the homepage of A Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction, a group of 25 education organizations whose curriculum states that asking students to show their work and find the right answer is an inherently racist practice.
Over the past decade, the Gates Foundation has given upward of $140 million to some of the groups behind Pathway, whose antiracist resources are the basis for a new teacher training course offered by the Oregon Department of Education.
The Education Trust, a California-based group that promoted the September release of Pathway's antiracist "toolkit," has received $86 million from the Gates Foundation, including a $3.6 million grant awarded in June.
Teach Plus, another group dedicated to creating an antiracist culture in K-12 schools, has received more than $27 million from the Gates Foundation. The group's board members include former Democratic congressman George Miller and Obama-era secretary of education John King Jr.—who is also the president of The Education Trust.
WestEd, a nonprofit committed to dismantling "systemic barriers" in schools, has received more than $35 million from the Gates Foundation since 2009. UnboundEd, an organization dedicated to helping teachers "disrupt systemic racism" in the classroom, has received nearly $14 million in grants from the Gates Foundation since 2015.
The Gates Foundation has given smaller sums to other groups behind the Pathway, the latest attempt to bring critical race theory—the idea that American political and economic institutions are inherently racist—into schools.
Unique about Pathway is its focus on mathematics. The group's first guidebook, "Dismantling Racism in Mathematics Instruction," asks teachers to observe how math "is used to uphold capitalist, imperialist, and racist views." Worksheets included in the toolkit ask teachers to create a list of antiracist qualities to cultivate during the school year.
The program also sets monthly goals. In November, educators must review how they "authentically" include minority and multilingual students in math class. In May, teachers will evaluate how they "dismantle power structures in the classroom."
The Pathway has released a total of five guidebooks designed to help middle school math teachers. These guidebooks ask teachers to honor when students use incorrect problem-solving strategies and identify "white supremacist practices" within the education system as the cause of minority students' "underachievement."
The Gates Foundation declined the Washington Free Beacon‘s request for comment. The organization's K-12 education grantmaking "supports schools in their work to improve student outcomes," particularly for minority and low-income students, according to its website.
School districts and state education departments across the country have taken steps to weave critical race theory into K-12 curricula in the wake of last summer's racial justice protests.
The North Carolina Board of Education earlier this month approved an updated history curriculum that would teach second graders "how various indigenous, religious, gender, and racial groups advocate for freedom and equality." Fourth-grade students will learn how "revolution, reform, and resistance" shaped North Carolina.
https://freebeacon.com/latest-news/bill-and-melinda-gates-foundation-behind-anti-racist-math-push/
police officials anonymously say the ridiculous barbed wire fence surrounding the Capitol must stay in place till at least September due to unspecified "threats against lawmakers"
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Capitol Police officials told congressional leaders the razor-wire topped fencing around the Capitol should remain in place for several more months as law enforcement continues to track threats against lawmakers, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press on Thursday.
The police officials suggested that the fence remain in place until September, in part because investigators are tracking continuing threats against lawmakers and the Capitol complex, the person said. The threats range in specificity and credibility, but they include online chatter about extremist groups potentially returning to Washington and to the Capitol in the coming weeks, the person told AP.
Full article
https://apnews.com/article/capitol-siege-fencing-d6f4db885059e6dd30f3c37f57cece8b
Link and archive of 8bits thread - Feb 2021
This is Goodbye. Fuck you. Anonymous 02/17/21 (Wed) 23:08:03 0feeed
https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/12978566.html
https://archive.is/NhQvr
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The 'nazi' cry is the same as the 'white supremicist' cry, the 'racist' cry, the 'homophobic' cry, the 'misogynist cry', the 'sexist' cry, the 'domestic terrorist' cry and a thousand other cries.
In reality there are very few of any of the above, however the DS, the left and the media use them only to pit groups against each other and cancel ideas they don't like.
Because the starwars actress had the gall to mention a part of history which has now aparently been deemed 'unmentionable' by the 'cancel supremicists', she lost her job last week. This is how [they] instill fear.
PDJT was called a nazi, a Hitler, a racist, a sexist, a whatever-ist every single day. These are slung around so often that they have now lost any meaning and only serve the agendas of those who would pit people against each other.
When we defend ourselves against it, it is buying into that group against group ideology which is the real cancer and which we're here fighting against.
As anons we're called all of the above and more, constantly, simply because we are supporters of 100% free speech.
Controllers don't like this of course, so they call us names. And that's all it is. Childish names.
I won't defend myself when confronted by this ridiculousness because the perpetrators never stop, no matter how much one bows to it.
Today its sexist, tomorrow it will be something new, until we are permitted to only to speak 'permitted words'.
We're almost there.
The definition of 'nazi' has been blurred by so much overuse that it now means nothing. It's simply a word that's slung around like any of the other 'isms'.
Because 'nazi' can mean, in modern English, a thousand different things, there's little point in using such diluted language. It's meaningless, even as an insult.
To believe that if we, here on 8kin suddenly became politically correct and stopped saying what we have a right to say and discussing political and cultural topics, [they] woudn't stop insulting us.
The only way to win this game is not to play, and not to buy into calling people names nor defending ourselves when we're called them.
They mean nothing unless you play.
> by overt shills ("muh joos", outrageously racist shillposters, etc.)
Anyone saying what they want to say and discussing what they want to discuss I do't have an issue with.
I'm 100% for free speech.
Thankfully we're on a platform where the owners are advocates of the same and defend our right to free political speech.
Some things people say might be annoying to some, but to decide what should be deleted, censored or not permitted is exactly what we're fighting against big tech for doing.
Free speech means free speech.
>The continued Nazi ideology
Agree that it's relevant. My point was that defending ourselves as a group or an individual against any percieved insult is playing into [their] hands.
Also, that the 'nazi' insult means nothing now beause of overuse.
That's surprising for 4chan, but maybe not so much considering it was reportedly taken over a couple of years ago. Still. Haven't hung out there for a while, but conversations like that were everywhere on 4pol before. What board was it? pol?
I would argue that tags and labels such as 'muh joos' are unhelpful when debating or when discussing ideas. I find it's like fighting like with like, insults for insults, which tends to cause further friction and division and closes down the chances of any real debate.
Being aware of what Q has said, for people to have the freedom to say what they want to say I still staunchly support.
Hearing a full range of ideas, opinions and counter-arguments is infinitely more useful and educational than only hearing a singuar argument or idea.
Big tech are promoting the latter, which we're all here fighting against.
Amazing isn't it? They value free speech as they can recall what life was like when they didn't have it. Free speech really is a precious thing, and worth fighting for.
Thanks baker. You're the best.
Soon be your weekend.
I woke up a bit so I'll take it for a while if no-one else does.
Oh man… no need to go there when we're talkin' 'bout the making of image board breads
Aware what it means, but honestly, I think you have more chance of explaining your point of view and of someone listening if you just explain like you have here and leave out the labels and tags, because that's what the lefties do. Box and label up people whose points of view they don't like, instead of debating the actual points brought up.
It's a blanket disparage over the whole interaction, when you're attempting to debate the ills of blanket disparaging.
Well, we can both agree that it's faggot, if nothing else.
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>>59535, >>59572, >>59632, >>59679 Eyes in the sky
>>59675 Turning Point Brands sold by Standard General L.P.: $112m-Feb 16
>>59626 Square Inc Equity Sales: co-founder and CEO/Chairman BoD @jackoff: $108.20m
>>59622 Trump turns down meeting w Nikkey Haley
>>59568 The Russian and Polish alliance to save free speech online.
>>59564 Leslie's, Inc. sold by GIC Private Ltd (Singapore Sov. Wealth Fund): $273.35m-Feb 16
>>59563 police officials anonymously say the ridiculous barbed wire fence surrounding the Capitol must stay in place till at least September
>>59562 @JesseKellyDC We all go down as something. You went down on everyone.
>>59558 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Behind ‘Anti-Racist’ Math Push
>>59553, >>59554 "Corona came from a laboratory in #Wuhan,"
>>59550 Biden not sending out COVID relief checks… but refunding the Wuhan lab where COVID came from
>>59541, >>59566 The Atlantic Council's DFR Lab hosts a chat with prolific anti-Q shill group, covering 'extremism'
>>59496 After Abandoning Trump and Allowing Landslide Election to be Stolen, Republican “Leaders” Now Want to Look Into Election Integrity
Bakin'
Damn. Got another stash?