Is Clint Eastwood with Nancy polozy

Holy crap

Im in FB jail again

Could this be true ??

"Increased repression cracked the far right"
Published 21 October 2021 at 10.40
CULTURE. Five years ago, the right-wing thinker and author Joakim Andersen wrote the book Ur ruinerna, in which he portrayed the then young alternative right. In a newly published text , he returns to the movement, which he believes was broken above all by the establishment's increased repression.


Andersen, who has contributed a large number of texts in Fria Tider, states that the far right was really on the offensive in 2017.

"The far right was shaped by its victories, which during the period were unexpectedly many," he writes, taking Trump's election victory and the accurate and viral memes that ran with "cuckservatives" as examples of how opponents were initially taken to bed by the movement's progress.

"The still relatively free internet was an important factor behind the rise and success of the far right. So too the break with the Republican establishment's liberal 'right', a break that lay in time and coincided with the Trump phenomenon."

Andersen states that the offensive approach, the interest in self-improvement and the unwillingness to have "enemies on the right" were other success factors, but that these strategies also had inherent risks.

In his now five-year-old book, Andersen stated that the movement can be faced with several potential threats, among them infiltration of FBI agents and the like. A prediction that turned out to be justified after the picture became clear of what happened during the so-called storming of the Capitol 2020.

However, the far right experienced that the power elite did not hesitate to take measures that were previously considered foreign in a democracy. And since it is not possible to conduct a political movement with closed accounts in social media and closed bank accounts, the liberal establishment has almost completely managed to stifle the far right today.

"A decisive factor was the extensive repression that Trump, Brexit and other populist successes gave rise to. The 'American spring' of which the far right was a part has today been replaced by clearer totalitarian tendencies and advanced positions for anti-popular elites," says Andersen.

The alternative right was hit hard by repression, but Andersen highlights Marx's analogy with the "old mole" who tirelessly digs his passages beneath the surface. Although the liberal establishment managed to kill the opposition, it was forced to talk about itself as good democrats and legitimate IT entrepreneurs to sound hollow for a long time to come.

"Today, this means not least that the crisis of legitimacy progresses, deepens and erodes the foundation of the system from within, regardless of whether the establishment media reports on it or not," states Joakim Andersen.

And this was said with a straight (pardon the pun) face. This is a disgrace to our military. Did this Joker ever serve. I didn't and whatever they are smoking or main lining up there...and notice in the article they couldn't even say he or she in this sentence. "She became the first openly transgender four-star officer in the uniformed services on Tuesday when was sworn in as an admiral of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps."

"U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy, who served as a witness, said that the force was “extremely proud” to welcome Levine — its first female four-star admiral — into the corps"

https://www.aol.com/news/rache....l-levine-nation-high

Read this and think about it.

Authority demands prosecution of researchers who investigated immigrant rapes
Published 21 October 2021 at 10.10
DOMESTIC. The Board of Appeal for Ethical Review (ÖNEP) prosecuted a study that showed immigrants' strong over-representation in rapes. When the prosecutor now decides not to initiate a preliminary investigation, ÖNEP has requested a review of the prosecutor's decision, writes Läkartidningen.

Four medical researchers at Lund University were behind the study, which received media attention when it was published in June this year.

Among other things, the researchers were able to show that 60 percent of those who were convicted of rape during the years 2000 to 2015 had a foreign background.

The Board of Appeal for Ethical Review, ÖNEP, prosecuted the study with reference to the fact that the research lacked an ethical permit.

- We believe that they have admittedly had an ethics review permit, but it does not include the sensitive personal data that they use in the publication that we have cracked down on, says Jörgen Svidén, head of the office at ÖNEP, to Läkartidningen.

He thinks it is "very strange" that the prosecutor did not proceed with a preliminary investigation.

Professor: "Shocking"
Kristina Sundquist, professor of general medicine at Lund University and responsible for the study, can not understand why ÖNEP suddenly became so interested in prosecuting her.

- Our research group has for more than 20 years worked with the unique register data that exists in Sweden. In all these years, we have been extremely careful to apply for an ethics permit for all our studies. So this time too. We considered that we had a valid ethics permit, with the changes we had applied for at the ethics committee and received approval, says Kristina Sundquist to Läkartidningen.

Kristina Sundquist states that she was shocked by the indictment. The fact that the Board of Appeal has now requested an appeal is "almost even more shocking", she tells the newspaper.

It's not fair and there again...goes not taxing anyone making below 400 grand per year!!!!!

"As you may have heard, Democrats are attempting to pass a $3.5 trillion infrastructure package. There is now a so-called bipartisan infrastructure plan on the table for $1 trillion. Conveniently enough, it does not have much to do with infrastructure.
One of the dirty little gens hidden in the package includes a vehicle mileage tax program.
So what does that mean, exactly? Long story short, we will be taxed on every mile we travel. Motorists will be required to report their mileage to the government and pay a certain amount for every mile we drive.
Therefore people who have a commute to work or travel for work will be paying a pretty penny more than those of us who work close to home. I don't see how that is fair in the slightest considering we are already paying out the wazoo for gas."

https://thinkamericana.com/car....-tax-a-dirty-little-