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This is what Bella Dodd said in School of Darkness, page 69.
And here is what she said in her HUAC testimony on page 65 of the 2nd PDF
And the 3rd PDF is an article from 1945 which talks quite a bit about the meeting in Madison Square Gardens the year before, but has nothing about Trachtenberg's rhetoric. I expect that somebody just made it up to dramatize what Dodd wrote because her recounting was too flat and inconsistent.
The tat of the guy in the black mask does not match the other two.
So, you have no ID at all.
Pure bullshit. Russian and US forces were almost certainly both ordered to test out these roughly equivalent mine resistant vehicles in field conditions. Both sides will have given their drivers limits to what they can do so as to avoid revealing their maximum speed and other characteristics. But in the video, the Russians showed that their Ural-K has no slouch in the speed department despite all the armor on the vehicle. The crash could have even been planned by one of the sides to test internal safety gear that protects the crew in combat when it drives over a mine or rolls at speed. Russia showed off this vehicle and larger one made by Kamaz a couple of years back and I remember they were talking up all the crew protection mechanisms, shock absorbers in the seat and harness, and the armor that can take multiple direct armor piercing shell hits. They showed some video taken inside a vehicle at the time.
>then another person yells, "WE GOT OURSELVES A MURDERER, WE GOT OURSELVES A MURDERER."is this person id'ing the victim as LEO?
ID this person as well because they are an accessory to 1st degree murder
WikiLeaks appears to reveal Clinton's Wall Street speeches
I would not call that crystal clear
The tat looks more like a flag of Yemen
Or maybe even Iran
It clearly has red at the top.
Definitely not the Antifa tat that was shown in other photos and this guy looks different too.
Typo I meant flag of Iraq
Street Riots and Murders are unimportant political theater. Ignore them!!! Thousands of Americans are dying from Cancer. Lok what is happening here!
LEE CAMP: We Gawk at Nonsense Political Theater While the Real Enemies Go Unnoticed
Looking beyond the distractions, one can see what really matters, like detecting cancer.
https://consortiumnews.com/2020/08/26/lee-camp-we-gawk-at-nonsense-political-theater-while-the-real-enemies-go-unnoticed/
Donald Trump speeches. Celebrity tweets. Corporate news repetition. Chaos. Vapidity. Manufactured dissent. Graphic fighting sports.
This is what fills our field of vision. It consumes our thoughts, overflows our brains with anti-intellectual mud. Yet most of these things are the bug splatter across the windshield. They are not the actual highway, the path forward, actually deserving of our focus.
Looking beyond these distractions, one can see what really matters. The true stuff of life and death and oppression and justice. Most of it is not “trending” on Twitter. Most of it doesn’t get the meme treatment. None of it is matched with dance numbers, going viral on Tik-Tok. But it’s there. Waiting. Waiting for most of us to care. Waiting for us to evolve.
I believe one of those issues is the fact that scientists just cured cancer. …Well, not quite. … But kinda.
They found a way to detect cancer years before symptoms arise, which generally means when it’s exponentially more treatable. Hypothetically this could save millions upon millions of lives. So why is it not plastered all over our nightly news? Why can I still flip on a cable news show without hearing about this??
The cold hard truth is there’s not enough money in stopping cancer quickly. No, not much money at all. Far better to drag cancer ooouuuuut — keep it goin’ — like a bad relationship. Why get divorced quickly and move on? Better to make each other miserable for a couple years, arguing over who gets stuff neither of us cares about — like that old armchair, cookbooks we’ve never used, torn drapes, the kids, etc.
I’ll get to how scientists can now predict cancer in a moment. But let’s back up. According to the National Cancer Institute, “In 2020, roughly 1.8 million people will be diagnosed with cancer in the United States. And an estimated 606,520 people will die of cancer this year in the U.S.”
Six hundred thousand people. That’s more than watched the Avengers movies! (Not really. Actually way more watched the Avengers. But still, you get the point.) And for now let’s ignore that a lot of that cancer is caused by massive corporations utterly destroying our natural world, dumping oil and toxins in our faces. (I’ll cover that some other time when, you know, it’s a slow news day or I have, like, a Tuesday off for a little “me-cation,” as I call it, when I like to paint my toenails.)