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Chemtrails aka weather modification, not so bonkers now, is it? When Tara Palmer-Tomkinson was mocked on Would I Lie To You for saying her dad hired a couple of planes to 'move the clouds' to ensure her 21st birthday party wasn't threatened by rain. @CharlotteEmmaUK

She lost her career when she refused to lie for Disney. She seems content with it. Tucker Carlson Tonight Ep. 93

The decision not to extradite Julian Assange to the United States is unlikely to be the end of his long struggle. For the past 10 years, Premiere Lignes has investigated Assange and the WikiLeaks network. In their first film in 2011, they interviewed Julian Assange and his team and profiled these new transparency activists who aim to disrupt citizens’ relationship with information. In 2013, they met Julian Assange again, interviewing him in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he described a society petrified by authoritarian excesses that he felt obliged to confront. At the time, Assange had no idea that he was going to spend seven years between four walls, watched by surveillance cameras. During the past decade, Wikileaks has come under constant pressure from the U.S. government. But the site continued to publish compromising documents that illuminate and shape our world. In 2016, its interventions in the US elections played a crucial role in the election of Donald Trump. In 2017, it tried to similarly influence the French election. Throughout all these years, the Première Lignes team continued to investigate, regularly filming new interviews. They met with Julian Assange’s father, who regularly goes to Belmarsh prison near London, where his son is imprisoned. They also spoke to his lawyers who denounce Assange’s arbitrary detention. Today, Julian Assange and WikiLeaks are at a turning point in their history. For his detractors, Assange is a spy and traitor who deserves his fate. For his supporters, the extradition request is a serious and unprecedented attack on the freedom of information, protected by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Who’s to say The Guardian, Der Spiegel or Le Monde could not also be prosecuted for collaborating with WikiLeaks?

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👁️62% of the public are concerned about shops using facial recognition [ survey by @turinginst ] Shoppers we spoke with outside The Southern Coop agree - facial recognition is undemocratic & un-British. #StopFacialRecognition Big Brother Watch

Opioid Tragedy: Inside the Fentanyl Crisis | Ten Dollar Death Trip | Investigative Documentary from 2020 With the world fighting a deadly pandemic, another heartbreaking public health crisis is raging in North America. A new synthetic drug is killing more than gun crime, homicide and car accidents combined. 100 times stronger than heroin, the deadly opioid fentanyl is cheap, potent and small enough to send in the post. These market forces have seen it replacing the heroin supply, spreading unprecedented death, destruction and misery. And, like all epidemics, it is spreading fast. The death toll has disproportionately affected the homeless and marginalized. And now, due to its strength and low cost, the drug is also starting to appear in party drugs, such as cocaine and cannabis – with fatal results. We travel to Vancouver, the epicenter of the fentanyl epidemic to meet with health care workers, activists, fentanyl dealers and people who use it. We learn of radical initiatives to fight back against a toxic drug supply and ask what the world should expect if the fentanyl epidemic spreads outside of North America.

Police dog last walkout after being diagnosed with cancer 🥹Unbelievably sad. Cancers abound among dogs. Now ask why dogs need new VACCINES ANNUALLY to be ‘up to date’ or they are kept out of boarding, grooming, dog runs? The cartel created the model with animals before rolling it out in humans.

Millions of people worldwide are physically dependent on commonly prescribed psychiatric drugs. While these drugs can provide effective short-term relief, pharmaceutical companies have hidden -from both doctors and patients - their dangerous side effects, addictive nature, and long-term harm. Combining cinema verité and investigative journalism, Medicating Normal follows the stories of those whose lives have been torn apart by the very medications they believed would help them. Expert testimony and undercover footage reveal a systemically corrupt industry. Medicating Normal is the untold story of the disastrous consequences that can occur when profit-driven medicine intersects with human beings in distress.

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Reality Check: Joe Biden warned America before the 2020 election that Trump "is going to get us to war in Iran." Biden is now on the verge of getting America involved in a war in the Middle East after Iran's drone attack on Israel.

How we beat Zero Carbon mania in Cambridge, Ian Black how CRG won campaign against congestion charge. Cambridge congestion charge plans 'are not going ahead' https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/.../not-the-bcfm.../ https://www.bbc.co.uk/.../uk-england-cambridgeshire-66731659 6 September 2023 The congestion charge proposals have divided Cambridge residents By Ben Schofield Political Correspondent, BBC East Plans to charge drivers to use roads in Cambridge will not go ahead, according to the leader of the city council. The Labour group on the council voted to withdraw support for the proposals and said it was worried about the "impact on low income families". Its move follows concerns raised by Liberal Democrats in Cambridgeshire. Plans to charge motorists at least £5 to drive into or around the city in peak times were due to be discussed at a meeting on Thursday. Under revised plans the charge would have raised around £26m a year and helped pay for an expansion of the bus network. 'Rug was pulled' Councillor Mike Davey, Labour leader of Cambridge City Council, said there were parts of the proposals, known as Making Connections, his group supported but others it did not. But, he added, the "rug was pulled" after the Liberal Democrats said they had "further concerns". Asked how "dead" the plans were, Mr Davey said: "They are not going to go ahead. "There were bits we liked and bits we remained concerned about. "Sustainable travel has not gone away – something is going to have to happen. "Something will have to go ahead because we have a problem with congestion in this city, which is only going to get worse." 'Fundamental conundrum' Mike DaveyImage source, Ben Schofield/BBC Image caption, Mike Davey, Labour leader of Cambridge City Council, said "something" was still needed to help ease congestion and boost public transport He said his group planned to work closely with the directly-elected Labour Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough to improve public transport, especially buses. The Greater Cambridge Partnership's Joint Assembly, which offers advice to its executive board, was due to meet on Thursday to discuss the plans. The executive board was due to meet on 28 September. "We need to work with our colleagues – both officers and politicians – to see if we can find an alternative," Mr Davey added. He accepted that the issue of "how do you afford buses if [congestion] charging goes" will "come back again". "We all want to go shopping and nobody wants to pay for the things that we have bought," he said. "It's how do you address that fundamental conundrum, bearing in mind we face a climate emergency and growth in this city." Tony Gosling

WHO Secrecy VERY IMPORTANT UPDATE: Please watch and share: Interview with leading researcher James Roguski on the new international health regulations from the WHO. Follow James on Substack, https://substack.com/@jamesroguski

The best starting point to understanding 9/11 is the mini-documentary, “Solving the Mystery of Building 7” below. It’s great to share with people who have no idea what really happened that day. When did you first hear about WTC Building 7?