Cancel Culture

Tito Tricot a Chilean academic  wrote in The Guardian in 2002, “Our dreams were shattered one cloudy morning when the military overthrew the democratically elected government of Salvador Allende.” Remembering September 11 1973Were the lives of those killed at the World Trade Centre more valuable than the innocents murdered in Chile's US-backed coup, asks Tito Tricot On that fateful day, Sept 11 1973, a US CIA-backed coup overthrew Chile's popular democratic socialist president Salvador Allende and  install General Augusto Pinochet's who presided over a brutal dictatorship, that murdered thousands, tortured tens of thousands and imprisoned in excess of 130,000 Chileans. Unhappy with the election victory of Salvador Allende in 1970, the CIA immediately commenced operations  to destabilize his democratically elected government,  because it was socialist and communists in US controlled Latin America were persona non grata.The US,  President R...

An asymptomatic Covid 19 Pupil was confirmed as infected completely by chance as the ONS were conducting a test for their statistics.  Asymptomatic viral load can be equal to infected. Yet Matt Hancock today told them they do not need to get tested at all. London coronavirus: Positive case uncovered at Bromley school during routine testing Author: Ashe

A total of 522 UK Schools are reported to be infected with Covid 19 at the last update today. About 42 of them with multiple infections.  That’s translates roughly to about 8% of infected schools. That figure was only 6% a of yesterday. If that figure continues to rise it could point the way to possible on site transmission of Covid 19. Be reminded of the claims by the Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings government that the decision to open schools was guided by science. Current guidance states quoted states that schools are 'safe' and 'low risk...'  The  guidance on care homes up to 12 March stated - ‘ It remains very unlikely that people receiving care in a care home will become infected.’ We ended up with over 20,000 Covid 19 recorded deaths and over 10 000 excess deaths where Covid 19 could be suspected  Morning update was as follows (@ToryFibs) : 478 UK Schools hit by Coronavirus: • 279 England • 106 Scotland • 64 N. Ireland • 29 Wales • 4...

The mockery of a  "political trial"  of Julian Assange resumed yesterday. Prior to that #Assange was denied access to his own lawyers for 6 months He was also denied access  to read the US government's indictment against him.  He is then dragged to court not even knowing what he is being charged with. We already know he is being regularly tortured. This is happening in a supposedly democratic country with a right to freedom of speech, expression, right to be heard and right to justice.  Julian Assange's legal team is in possession of documents that show the US government considered kidnapping and  poisoning #Assange whilst they kept him a prisoner inside the embassy of Ecuador in London.  An interview attached below which The Grayzone reveals beyond belief, the shocking, systematic abuse of political prisoner. Clearly #Assange is suffering in a UK prison under an unprecedented miscarriages of justice : - persistent psychological torture -de...

The political motivated mockery of a trial of Julian #Assange is under way in London. Make no mistake British justice is also on trial, our right to speak truth to power is on trial as is our right to publish the crimes of our governments commit with our votes. By now you should all know that their is no "Free Press" in the West,  be it in the USA or UK. Press Freedom doesn't exist, our protest for justice is to free Julian Assange. Click the link provided below and read the article by Craig Murray who has tirelessly chronicled #Assange's journey.  Author: Ashe   Your Man in the Public Gallery: the Assange Hearing Day 6  ::- Craig Murray Article

Have you been cancelled? Have you been silenced? 

The objective behind canceling is often to deny someone attention, so that the person loses cultural cachet.  A professor in the Department of American Cultures at the University of Michigan,   Lisa Nakamura,  says, “People talk about the attention economy — when you deprive someone of your attention, you’re depriving them of a livelihood.”