Month: Mar 2023

The good news is that after they put you in prison, you aren’t required to wear a mask.

from thefreeonline on 11th March 2023 by Steve Kirsch at stevekirsch.substack.

Susan Philip, MD, MPH

You can’t make this stuff up. You really can’t.

On February 28, 2023, Susan Philip, MD, MPH, Health Officer of

the City and County of San Francisco, issued this order requiring people who work in healthcare and in jails to be vaccinated and wear a mask at all times when in a room with other people.

Violation of or failure to comply with this Order is a misdemeanor punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both.

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Of course, everyone knows now that:

1. Masks don’t work. In the Bangladesh trial, for example, purple cloth masks were indistinguishable from the placebo.
2. Vaccines are much more likely to kill you than save you and they definitely increase your risk of getting COVID

So this order by Susan Philip is nonsensical. It’s counter-productive.

It will basically kill a lot of people and prolong the pandemic.

She should be fired.

Yet another nonsensical health order from our health authorities.

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de thefreeonline 10/03/2023 por Ecologistas En Accion Castellano | Català | Euskara | Galego

Ecologistas en Acción recuerda la catástrofe nuclear de Fukushima (Japón) pidiendo a la ciudadania que se desenchufe de la energía nuclear.

El 11 de marzo es el aniversario del accidente nuclear de Fukushima. En la actualidad una amplia zona sigue sin poder habitarse, la radiación continúa produciendo mutaciones y matando a los organismos vivos, los vertidos no se han detenido y la acumulación de residuos radiactivos letales desborda todas las previsiones iniciales. La herencia perdudará miles de años.

El desastre nuclear de Fukushima en 2011 demostró que la energía nuclear es demasiado peligrosa, demasiado sucia y demasiado cara para que se continúe usando. Toda una región de Japón, hogar de miles de personas ahora está contaminada de radiactividad y es inhabitable, probablemente para siempre. No podemos permitir que estos desastres vuelvan a ocurrir. Sin embargo, los oligopolios de electricidad siguen promoviendo y utilizando la energía nuclear.

Valoran más sus beneficios que el medio ambiente o la seguridad de las personas. Así, cada 11 de marzo, miles de personas en todo el mundo se unen para mostrar que no necesitamos la energía nuclear para vivir.

Como protesta y para recordar a las víctimas de Fukushima el movimiento ecologista pide boicotear a la energía nuclear realizando diversas acciones personales: desde reducir el consumo un día hasta producir su propia energía.

Al ahorro, que debe ser la base de nuestro quehacer cotidiano, debemos sumar fuentes de energía no peligrosas y renovables, ello puede lograrse cambiando a otras comercializadoras que no nos engañen y generen electricidad con fuentes renovables 100 %. Así no solo dejamos de financiar a las grandes eléctricas sino que declaramos nuestra independencia de tecnologías de generación sucia, centralizada, e insostenible.

Es hora de actuar:

• Nivel 1: Reducir tu consumo durante un día.
• Nivel 2: Reducir tu consumo de forma permanente.
• Nivel 3: Cámbiar a una comercializadora 100 % renovable.
• Nivel 4: Producir tu propia energía.

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Brothers Abdul and Mohammed Rabbani quietly released from 21 years of US torture in jail without trial. No apology, no publicity, no photos, no compensation. No Human Rights.

Two Pakistani brothers held by the United States at Guantanamo Bay military prison for two decades have been freed by US officials and have returned home, officials said.

Abdul, 55, and Mohammed Rabbani, 53, will be reunited with their families after a formal questioning by Pakistani authorities, security officials and a Pakistani senator said on Friday.

“Rabbani frequently went on hunger strikes and prison officials fed him through a tube, remaining on nutritional supplements up to his release”.

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No photos available on MSM or Google of the arrival home of the brothers Mohammed and Abdul after 21 years in a US jail without trial.

The two brothers arrived at an airport in the capital, Islamabad, on Friday. Pakistani Senator Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, the chairman of the human rights committee in the upper house of Pakistan’s parliament, tweeted that the two brothers had reached Islamabad airport.

Khan said the men were “innocently imprisoned in Guantanamo Bay for 21 years”.

“There was no trial, no court proceedings, no charges against them”.

“There was no trial, no court proceedings, no charges against them. Congratulations on their release. Thank you Senate of Pakistan,” he wrote on Twitter.

Khan later told The Associated Press that the brothers were being sent to Karachi, the capital of southern Sindh province, where they lived with their families. He said he hoped the men will be reunited with their families soon.

They were the latest inmates to be released from US custody as the country moves towards emptying and shutting down the prison.

The brothers alleged torture while in CIA custody before being transferred to Guantanamo. U.S. military records describe the two as providing little intelligence of value, and that they did not ever recant statements made during interrogations on the grounds they were obtained through torture.

The George W Bush administration set it up at a naval base in Cuba for suspects rounded up after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the US.

Thirty-two detainees remain at Guantanamo Bay, including 18 eligible for transfer, the Pentagon says.

The releases come months after a 75-year-old Pakistani, Saifullah Paracha, was freed from the Guantanamo Bay prison.

The two brothers were originally transferred to US custody after Pakistani officials arrested them in their home city of Karachi in 2002. US officials accused the two of helping al-Qaeda members with housing and other lower-level logistical support.

Guantanamo has been open for 21 years. 35 men remain captive, many of whom the U.S. tortured. U.S. officials who committed those crimes must be held accountable. Their victims have the right to rehabilitation. Tell @POTUS to #CloseGuantanamo now: https://t.co/2EHjj14NlG pic.twitter.com/c0hfEX3tw4

— Center for Victims of Torture (@CVTorg) January 11, 2023

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4,000 women marched in a Night Demo in Barcelona with anti-racist and radical feminist chants and confronted police at the CIE women’s migrant prison.

from thefreeonline 0n 18th March 2o23 by Patricia Reguero Rios and Kike Rincon by .El Salto Diario @Des_bordes

Many went later to the CIE Migrant Prison located in the tax free zone to denounce the reopening of the women’s module in January.

“We Wont Stop till they Back Off,”

Hundreds of women occupied the streets of Barcelona on the night of March 7, called by the Collective “It’s Going To Make a BIG MESS” (‘Se va a Armar la Gorda’) which called for: a:

“Demonstration of feminist and autonomous action for women, dykes.. and free of flags, parties and unions”.

This is the thirteenth demo of these characteristics and some 4,000 women attended, according to the activists.

‘Violent lesbians’

The women blocked Avenida Diagonal in Barcelona carrying a banner with the slogan La nit és nostra. (The Night is Ours)

The activists had left from the Maria Cristina metro stop and arrived at the Sants station passing through the La Illa shopping center, where “the Mossos (‘Catalan’ Police) acted as bouncers for the shopping center,” according to Vicky Columba, from the Regularización Ya Collective (Legalization of Migrants), and who was on the march.

Later, some of them managed to get to the CIE located in the free zone, where they denounced the existence of these detention centers and, specifically, demanded that the reopening of the women’s module that was reopened in January before criticism from more than a hundred groups. “We are not going to stop until it is reversed”, Columba.

The activist explains that these nocturnal demonstrations, which have been called for thirteen years, arose because there are women who do not feel represented in the March 8 demonstration and which she describes as “official”.

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“It arose as an alternative demonstration because some of us are not represented by the normative claims of March 8,” she says. Throughout these years, “the most beautiful thing has been to see how this call has acquired a marked anti-racist character.”

In fact, one of the main demands of the activists is support for the Regularization Now campaign, which has just obtained the necessary signatures for the Popular Legislative Initiative to regularize migrants to be debated in Congress, and the petition to repeal the Aliens Law.

In addition, it is a march in which the claims of sex workers fit in and, in fact, the group Putas del Raval (prostitutes) participated in yesterday’s march.

Mani 7N .. of Barcelona – 13 Kike Rincon i Patricia Reguero Rios