In September, I co-led an online open classroom of international activists discussing gender, justice and resistance.
You did not see it – you could not, in fact –
because Zoom censored it. Facebook and YouTube blocked it, as well.
Caving to pressure from Israel’s apartheid apologists, these massive platforms silenced important Palestinian, Black, Jewish and South African feminist activists.
Hundreds of students brought together by my colleague, Professor Tomomi Kinukawa, and I were robbed of the critical education they deserved.
What subject, and whose opinions, are so threatening as to provoke these efforts to silence us? We both know the answers: Palestine and its advocates.
Dealing with corruption
By Robert Vasquez
Two matters have hit the news in the Cayman Islands and in England and Wales that need attention, which would go some way to improve the ‘peace, order and good government of Gibraltar’.
The first is the proposal to reform corruption laws in England and Wales. The second is an update of the Cayman Constitution, which includes an independent Commission for Standards in Public Life and an independent Public Accounts Committee. However, pointedly, in Gibraltar, we do not have either institution.
Our Chief Minister, Fabian Picardo, on the 4th December sent heartfelt congratulations to the Cayman Islands on it having achieved constitutional reform. These congratulations indicate agreement with that Constitution, so there can be few arguments against establishing both these highly beneficial institutions in Gibraltar.
Jack Dorsey, the CIA and Twitter Censorship in the Age of Covid-19
Published: December 13, 2020
Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, has embedded himself in some of the most powerful global influencer complexes. His techno-mining of African potential and the increasing use of Twitter as a surveillance tool for the corporatocracy have generated the opportunity for Dorsey to play an increasingly pivotal role in the roll-out of the World Economic Forum’s Great Reset.
Opening session of the Clinton Global Initiative at Washington University. Photo by Robert Cohen.
In Part 1 of this series on the emergence of the “celebrity humanitarianism” complex of the 21st century and its role in the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, I covered the evolution of Hollywood actor Sean Penn from anti-Iraq-war activist to establishment narrative endorser and advocate for the predator class factions dominated by the Clinton family cabal and globalism.
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Justin Ng
Avalon
Much of the debate surrounding the suspension of former leader Jeremy Corbyn from the UK’s Labour Party has accepted at face value the conclusions of the report which precipitated the latest political purge.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) report had claimed Labour under Corbyn had been guilty of “indirect discrimination” against Jews.
But on Friday a ground-breaking new legal analysis by a law graduate blew the report out of the water.
The EHRC report had also alleged two cases of “unlawful harassment” of Jews – by former mayor of London Ken Livingstone and a former Labour councillor Pam Bromley.