Anonymous ID: db6c04 April 7, 2021, 7:40 a.m. No.75548   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5599 >>5639

Originally South Africa #5 >>13377546

“1,000 'woke' companies unite against election-integrity laws!”– https://www.wnd.com/2021/04/4905837/. Below are a few excerpts.

 

Civic Alliance includes McDonalds, Amazon, Verizon, Microsoft, PayPal, Uber

 

The opposition of major corporations such as Coca-Cola and Delta to a Georgia election law has drawn attention to an alliance of more than 1,000 companies that, in effect, have identified themselves as opponents of voting integrity.

 

The Civic Alliance boasts on its website [https://www.civicalliance.com/] that its membership has grown to 1,119 companies that employee more than 5 million people.

 

"As a coalition of businesses, we use our voice, our brand, and our reach to strengthen our democracy. We support safe, accessible, and trusted elections, and we inspire our employees and customers to participate in civic life," the alliance says.

 

However, the objective of making elections "accessible" translates to opposition to laws such as Georgia's that seek to ensure that every vote represents a legitimate voter and that voters are not disenfranchised.

 

Amid the controvesy over Georgia's law, the Civic Alliance issued a letter last Friday condemning any effort to "restrict" ballot access, signed by 200 companies, including Salesforce, ViacomCBS and The Estée Lauder Companies.

 

"Companies have their fingers on the pulse of what's going on with their consumers and employees, and this is a priority for folks and so companies are making it a priority for themselves," said Mike Ward, co-founder of the Civic Alliance, NBC News reported.

 

The letter said in part, "We stand in solidarity with voters – and with the Black executives and leaders at the helm of this movement – in our nonpartisan commitment to equality and democracy."

 

The statement said there are "hundreds of bills threatening to make voting more difficult in dozens of states nationwide."

 

The alliance's membership reads like a who's who of corporate America, featuring Amazon, Verizon, McDonalds, Microsoft, PayPal, Uber, Airbnb, Best Buy, Capitol One, Dow, Hewlett Packard, Macy's, Starbucks, United Airlines, Under Armour and Pepsico.

 

Civic Alliance says it's "ambitious goal is 80 percent voter turnout." [Wasn’t there more than 100% voter turnout in certain states?]

 

"We may have a long way to go, but by working together, we will create a culture where civics matter and participation is a habit, it says.

 

The alliance asks companies that become members to agree to a pledge:

 

We believe the strength of the United States lies in its people, each with the power and the potential to shape the future of our country.

 

Together, our companies have the platform and the reach to encourage every American to speak up, achieving the promise of their participation.

 

Like all Americans, our companies have unique values. Yet we are united in envisioning a future where everyone is engaged in civics, starting with voting in every election.

 

WND reported Monday a website called Stop Corporate Tyranny has been launched by a center-right coalition that aims to help citizens combat "the Left’s weaponization of corporate America against traditional beliefs and values."

 

The site offers activism campaigns in which citizens can engage. One of the latest responds to the corporations headquartered in Georgia that are opposing the election law.

 

After condemnation of the law by the CEO of Delta Air Lines, the Coca-Cola Company, President Biden and others, Major League Baseball decided Friday to withdraw the All-Star Game from Atlanta. [Yet Delta requires an ID to board their planes.]

 

Many Democrats contend requiring voter ID is racist, insisting such laws suppress the vote among minorities.

 

But Candace Owens, a black conservative activist and author, said Monday that any corporation "telling you that Voter ID laws are racist is run by white supremacists."

 

"Black people know how to get ID," she wrote on Twitter, with the hashtags #coke and #delta.

 

"Pretending we are too stupid to figure out how to get to the DMV is an insult and speaks volumes about what Democrats truly think about us."

Anonymous ID: db6c04 April 7, 2021, 11:49 a.m. No.75558   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5559 >>5562 >>5599 >>5639

>>75554

southfront no bueno

 

The website Southfront.org is focusing on news on security issues, foreign policy, military analysis and reports on military hardware. According to the Mission Statement, the site is produced by a “team of experts and volunteers from the four corners of the Earth“. The site attacks the “Mainstream Media” for hiding the “truth behind the causes that provoke the various conflicts facing the world today“. The site is professionally designed and registered in Moscow, at the Domain Name Registrar Reg.ru.

 

South Front is frequently featured in our database of cases of disinformation. In the summer of 2018, the site claimed Ukraine was planning a massacre on a EU delegation, visiting an area, close to separatist-held territories. Anything published on the South Front is carefully following the Kremlin Talking Points; for instance sharing verbatim the statement of the Russian MFA Spokesperson Mariya Zakharova on the fifth anniversary of the illegal annexation of Crimea.

 

This is Moscow talking

 

So, what’s the big deal with Russian sites sharing Kremlin official statements? What is interesting here is not Southfront’s loyalty to Russian state policies, but the fact that the site attempts to hide the fact that it is registered and managed in Russia. In a way, it works a little like money washing. The use of the English language and of channels outside Russia makes the disinformation more appealing. Some of those relaying the stories might even be unaware of the Russian origin of the shared link.

 

March 12 South Front.org published a video, labelled “Venezuela Blackout: Cyber Attacks, Sabotage and Mighty Intelligence“. Later the same day, the video appeared on Zero Hedge – a site generally devoted to news on economy and finance, but since 2014 has assumed a strong line of support to Russian foreign policy ambitions. Canadian conspiracy theory site Global Resarch was also quick to publish the video; so did the Libertarian The Daily Coin. Several other sites in other languages also published the South Front Video.

 

A story about Moscow delivering a “Red Line Warning to Trump” appearing on a site, devoted to “alternative media”, marking the source of the text as Zero Hedge – signed by the pseudonym Tyler Durden. Zero Hedge gives South Front as its source, where we find out that the article originally was written for the Moscow based Strategic Culture Foundation

 

https://euvsdisinfo.eu/south-front-russia-hiding-being-russian/

Anonymous ID: db6c04 April 7, 2021, 12:14 p.m. No.75561   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5571

>>75549

Haven't baked over on General Research in several weeks, pastebin decided to be nasty and I was working with an old dough (had not gotten used to controlc yet)

 

I'm working notes/baking for a few of the Internationals these days.

 

What's the "breaking kayfabe" mean?

Anonymous ID: db6c04 April 7, 2021, 1:41 p.m. No.75572   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5577 >>5598

>>75571

Seems more ebakes than actual bakers around these days.

 

The controlc seems ok so for, I really have not needed it. International breads are far slower than General Research.

 

Somewhere a shill got in deep doodoo for challenging me to bake

 

Agh, if the unspoken rule is keep the "comms bakers" demonized then I cannot say I feel demon, but, like, whatever

 

Anons do digs, and memes, and have a awesomeness found in so few places in this World.

Anonymous ID: db6c04 April 8, 2021, 9:48 a.m. No.75613   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5639

>>75602

Got yer back fam.

Rupert Murdoch's sailing yacht VERTIGO north of Egypt in Eastern Med, heading for Palma de Mallorca ETA 4/12 @0700 Local Time

 

Former Murdoch sailing yacht MORNING GLORY in port Viareggio, Italy.

Anonymous ID: db6c04 April 8, 2021, 9:50 a.m. No.75614   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5616 >>5639

Then there's DANCING HARE, formerly LADY GHISLAINE, port Westhaven, New Zealand.

 

The latest owner of the twice-renamed, refurbished Lady Ghislaine (which was first renamed Lady Mona K before her current moniker of Dancing Hare) is none other than Rupert Murdoch's ex-wife Anna, a new biography of Robert Maxwell reveals.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9255321/How-Murdoch-sailed-Robert-Maxwells-superyacht-Lady-Ghislaine-named-daughter.html