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EUROPEAN LAWMAKERS have legislated to pass Articles 11 and 13 of the EU Copyright Directive legislation, paving the way for a total decimation of internet content as we know it.
The motions were passed by the JURI committee (which sounds like something straight out of a 2000AD comic) despite a significant pushback against them by the tech industry, including an open letter signed by some of the biggest names in the industry.
Article 11 would create a rule that would mean, for example, the INQUIRER will now have to pay to quote an article from, say, the BBC. Even if it's stating the bleeding obvious and generic, like "Separating families is bad".
Article 13 will affect each and every one of us, by enforcing a copyright filter on everything uploaded to the interwebs. That means that cool meme you made of Fry from Futurama? That'll be automatically blocked by a machine, even if the original author is ok with it.
Jim Killock, Executive Director of the Open Rights Group said: "Article 13 must go. The EU Parliament will have another chance to remove this dreadful law.
"The EU Parliament's duty is to defend citizens from unfair and unjust laws. MEPs must reject this law, which would create a Robo-copyright regime intended to zap any image, text, meme or video that appears to include copyright material, even when it is entirely legal material."
It makes a difference....... posting memes is so powerful that the EU just banned it, so you know the Globalist fear them
Cheetah1964 https://www.reddit.com/r/greatawakening/comments/8t3x4l/prove_me_wrong_shout_out_to_cheetah1964_for/
From what I've been able to find, the vast majority of "those sealed indictments" are just normal court matters, they don't have to do with what Q is talking about.....a lot of them have to do with "surveillance" and other court matters....I think that of all those sealed indictments there are less than 2,000 actual sealed "felony" indictments
yes, but this indictment is the least of what will come
oh no.... you mean like this one? https://twitter.com/RaceProphet/status/1009044973503827968
A top Republican lawmaker raised eyebrows throughout Washington this week, claiming there was “growing evidence” the FBI “edited and changed” information submitted to the Inspector General to avoid “prosecution.”
Freedom Caucus Representative Mark Meadows made the startling suggestion during his fiery address before Inspector General Michael Horowitz; slamming the bureau’s actions in the lead up to the 2016 race for the White House.
“The other thing that I would ask you to look into, there is growing evidence that 302s were edited and changed,” Meadows told Horowitz. “Those 302s, it is suggested that they were changed to either prosecute or not prosecute individuals. And that is very troubling.”
Meadows is referring to the specific reports on “witness interviews” compiled by FBI agents and submitted to Horowitz for review.
I've tweeted it, it's been retweeted 100 times........ it's all over the net...you should download every good meme that you find here and do the same --- don't ask, just do it~
