Vax is Causing Death: A Study of 200 Countries Shows Since the Vaccine Rollout COVID Deaths Have Increased by 42% and Overall Deaths from All Causes is Higher, Excess Death Rate is Up 33% Worldwide

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From [JOEL SMALLEY]

Expectations

COVID death rates and cumulative excess mortality rates should begin to trend lower after the initial COVID outbreaks due to1: 

  1. Deaths being brought forward from later periods; 

  2. Depleted vulnerable population;

  3. Greater protective herd immunity;

  4. Attenuation of the virus;

  5. Better treatments (more early treatment with neutraceuticals, ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, less mechanical ventilation2).

The Vaccine Hypothesis

The vaccine is claimed to be substantially effective in reducing COVID mortality (by the policy-makers but not the vaccine manufacturers) and also to be safe. If these claims are true, we should expect even fewer deaths than expected above due to significantly lower COVID deaths and insignificant vaccine deaths, i.e. lower all-cause excess mortality over all.

To be certain, we should also expect to see a negative correlation between the vaccination rate and the COVID death rate, i.e. the more a country is vaccinated, the greater the decrease in COVID death rate should be observed.

Empirical Results

The COVID death rate is higher after mass vaccinations.

There is a discernible reduction in the rate of COVID deaths in just 38 out of the 202 countries studied (19%). Therefore, in the vast majority of countries, both the rate and the number of COVID deaths after vaccination programs is higher than before.

In fact, the COVID death rate (deaths per million per day world average) rises from 1.4 to 2.0 after mass vaccinations begin, an increase of 42%. Confounders be damned!

Pay close attention to Australia, Brazil, Brunei, Cambodia, Cayman Islands, Costa Rica, Cuba, Cyprus, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Fiji, Finland, Greece, Greenland, Guyana, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Isle of Man, Japan, Laos, Latvia, Malaysia, Maldives, Mauritius, Monaco, Mongolia, Nepal, New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Rwanda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Seychelles, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Timor, Turks and Caicos, UAE, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam, and Wallis and Fortuna to see what happens when you aggressively vaccinate a naïve population, especially in the middle of an outbreak.

All-cause excess mortality rates are higher after mass vaccinations.

In 69% of the countries that report all-cause mortality (70 out of 101), the rate of cumulative excess mortality is higher after COVID vaccination programs. In not one single country is cumulative excess mortality lower than it was at the time mass vaccination programs began.

In fact, the excess death rate (deaths per million per day world average) rises from 3.1 to 4.1 after mass vaccinations begin, an increase of 33%.

The rate of increase in COVID mortality appears to be positively correlated with the vaccination rate. In other words, those countries that have lower vaccination rates (e.g. numerous African countries) also have lower increases in COVID mortality. Conversely, those countries that vaccinated early and aggressively (e.g. Europe, North America and Israel) have suffered comparatively worse.

Incidentally, it also seems that those countries with lower vaccination rates also had lower COVID mortality rates prior to vaccination campaigns, possibly indicative of having fewer interventions.

Nevertheless, the rate of increase in the COVID death rate after mass vaccinations is also positively correlated with the vaccination rate.

Multiple linear regression confirms the results. Analysis of the COVID death rate after vaccinations as a function of vaccinated population and COVID death rate before vaccinations reveals statistically significant positive correlation with both variables (p= 3.6% and 0.0% respectively) and explains almost 40% of the variability.

In other words, the COVID death rate after mass vaccination continues in the same manner as it did before but is exacerbated in proportion to the rate in which the population is vaccinated. This is, of course, the exact opposite of what you would expect if the vaccine were effective in reducing COVID mortality.

Observing each of the 202 countries in the study, the following patterns are apparent:

  1. The COVID death rate continues in much the same rate after mass vaccination as before;

  2. The COVID death rate increases after mass vaccination or emerges where prior to mass vaccination, it was insignificant or completely absent;

  3. The COVID death rate decelerates where there the population vaccination rate is low.

Conclusion

The Safe and Effective™ vaccine hypothesis is rejected.

In fact, according to the evidence, the more obvious conclusion is that the COVID vaccine has caused more death, not less, so much more in fact, that it has actually wiped out the expected natural declines and caused yet more death still.

The signal is significant in terms of temporal proximity and consistency across countries regardless of geography and demographics.

Applying the Bradford Hill criteria3:

  1. Strength of association - vaccinated (richer) countries have relatively more COVID death than less vaccinated (poorer) countries.

  2. Consistency across countries and continents.

  3. Specificity - the vaccine kills people.

  4. Temporality is observed in a significant number of countries, especially those vaccinating aggressively in the middle of outbreaks.

  5. Biological gradient - there is an evident positive correlation between vaccination rate and COVID death rate and increase in COVID death rate.

  6. Biological plausibility - the 2-week period of immunosuppression immediately post injection has been very widely observed and reported, as have the plethora of fatal adverse events. The evidence suggesting that variants are spawned due to unnatural selection is also growing4.

  7. Coherence - we get the same information from analyses of vaccine adverse event reporting systems, hospital records, national surveillance systems, even the vaccine trial data itself (albeit hidden in the data appendices)5, and other independent mortality analyses with different methods6.

  8. Experiment - the entire world has been subjected to a massive clinical trial without consent. Fortunately, different countries had different rates of vaccine uptake so comparative study has been possible to demonstrate causality, especially between countries with similar geographic and demographic qualities.

  9. Analogy - Marek’s chickens (1970)7.

This is a global public health failure of truly unprecedented and epic proportions.

DC Shooting Sounds Like Bullshit: A 23 year Old Latino Guy Fires 200 Shots at Upper Crust School and Strikes 4 People. Then Confesses on Wikipedia. Could Afford 2 Expensive Apts in DC and Fairfax

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ACCORDING TO FUNKTIONARY::

false flag – staged psychological operations by government operatives and shadow elite orchestrated and perpetrated against the civilian population. False flag operations does not necessarily mean that oftentimes real people don’t die.

In DC, citizens essentially have no 2nd Amendment rights but its not a big deal to most of its liberal white votary who advocate for less rights and more government control over their lives. Dr. Blynd explains that a gun ban is a precursor to slavery. Larken Rose explains,

"Transforming independent individuals into slaves requires exten­sive indoctrination. The way they view life, the world, and them­selves must be molded into an outlook that is compatible with tyranny. They must be trained to be scared of the world, and always to be seeking some "authority" to protect and take care of them. Whenever a problem arises, they should look to their rulers for the solution rather than taking it upon themselves to fix it. 

One of the main problems that the peasants must be trained not to deal with themselves is violent conflict. It is imperative that they view you (and your enforcers) as the only protection against rob­bery, assault, and murder. In short, they must be indoctrinated in such a way that they do not even want to be able to defend them­selves. The reason is simple: if the peasants feel capable and enti­tled to "enforce justice" themselves, they might just decide to enforce a little justice against you. And that obviously won't do. [MORE]

From [HERE] Raymond Spencer, the 23-year-old police say fired more than 200 rounds from a Northwest D.C. apartment window Friday, had no criminal record at the time of the shooting.

According to the journalism-free dependent media, who only parrot information provided to them by the police, he fired randomly at people 200 times, striking four. Yep 4 out of 200 for a sniper?

“Authorities expressed amazement that more people were not struck or even killed, and said it will take police many days to collect evidence and fully document the damage over a vast number of city blocks.” [MORE]

The Washington Post further stated this

“Officials said police have not developed a motive for Friday afternoon’s shootings in the Van Ness area, but it appeared the suspected gunman, 23-year-old Raymond Spencer of Fairfax County, Va., engaged with Wikipedia pages related to the recent subway attack in New York City and a 2018 school shooting in Florida.”

“Engaged with Wikipedia pages? “He allegedly read about those highly publicized [false flag] events on his computer and?

Then, after shooting up the street he logged onto Wikipedia to write about what he had done and then snitch on himself on 4Chan. The WashPost states,

A Wikipedia page for the Edmund Burke School was searched several times and edited, including a line added about an hour after police said the shooting started when Spencer wrote: “A gunman shot at the school on April 22, 2022. The suspect is still at large.”

On a separate online forum, called 4chan, a user identifying as Raymond Spencer posted four minutes after the reported shooting started, “Dear God please forgive me.”

The following post seemed to taunt police: “They’re in the wrong part of the building right now searching XD.” Later the user wrote: “Waiting for police to catch up with me.”

It also states,

On Wikipedia, Spencer last updated his user page at 3:58 p.m. Friday, soon after the shooting. The page said he was an “a AR-15 aficionado” in his biography. The page has since been removed from the platform. [right]

Sounds like circumstances in other false flags- which always are open and quickly closed with a confession from a diary, manifesto, social media or a press-release (ISIS) and unidentified neighbor. Like a movie, the villain is always quickly apprehended without issue (see the Dylann Roof slow speed chase lol or the recent ff arrest in NYC), killed or commits suicide.

Spencer attended Wheaton High School in Montgomery County as recently as 2016 according to the school district. He was living in a new apartment building in Fairfax County at the time of the shooting.

He moved into an apartment in Fairfax County in February 2021 but also rented the apartment on Van Ness in January 2022. The median price to buy an apartments in that all-white upper crust neighborhood start at $500k. Rental costs in said area and the 70% white Fairfax area are off the chain, $3k a month or so? Where did our poor shot, 23 year old, “AR-15 aficionado” get his millions from?

Police found six firearms in the D.C. apartment -- four long guns and two handguns, three fully automatic -- and three additional firearms in the Fairfax apartment.

The Post stated,

Multiple law enforcement officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive investigation, said Spencer’s only known tie to the District appears to be that sparsely furnished apartment at the AVA Van Ness, in which they found assault rifles, at least one handgun, a tripod stand for a firearm and a mattress on the floor.

The apartment that police are describing as a “sniper’s nest” overlooks Edmund Burke School in the 2900 block of Van Ness Street, which appears to have drawn the shooter’s attention at afternoon dismissal.

Spencer’s parents still live in Silver Spring, Md. Neighbors tell 7News the family was quiet and polite.

“I was surprised to hear, but anything is possible in this day and age,” one family neighbor said when he learned Spencer was the chief suspect in Friday’s shooting.

Police said Spencer set up a "crows nest" in a D.C. apartment Friday. Images posted to the anonymous chat 4Chan under the name "Raymond Spencer" show a sparsely furnished apartment full of guns. Police believe Spencer assembled at least one of those weapons himself.

More than 800 unspent rounds were also found in the D.C. apartment and thousands of rounds were found in the Fairfax County apartment, he added.

White Supremacy is the Ultimate Affirmative Action: Steve Nash’s $9 Million a Year Non-Coaching Failure is Proof of White Privilege, 'an invisible package of unearned assets bequeathed to Caucasians'

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According to FUNKTIONARY:

 White privilege – an invisible package of unearned assets bequeathed to all Caucasians. 2) an invisible weightless knapsack of advantages including but never limited to: special provisions and dispensations, over-passports, code words, maps, signs, codebooks, visas, clothes, vistas, tools, etc. of which most Caucasians are oblivious to wearing or utilizing.

 white supremacy – White Presumacy. (See: Racism, Windigo, Yurugu, Western Civilization & White Presumacy)

White Hood Removed: Name of Cop who Killed Patrick Lyoya Released [where Cops are Too Slow/Weak to Stop a non-dangerous Person, it's Unlawful to Use Deadly Force to Make an Arrest (for whites only)]

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COPS ARE SERVANTS WORKING FOR US? Larken Rose explains, ‘In this system, it is patently obvious who commands and who obeys. It is claimed that “the government works for us; it is our servant.” Again, such a statement does not even remotely match the obvious reality of the situation; it is little more than a cult mantra, a delusion intentionally programmed into the populace in order to twist their view of reality. And most people never even question it. Most never wonder, if “government” works for us, if it is our employee, why does it decide how much we pay it? Why does our “employee” decide what it will do for us? Why does our “employee” tell us how to live our lives? Why does our “employee” demand our obedience for whatever arbitrary commands it issues, sending armed enforcers after us if we disobey? It is impossible for “government” to ever be the servant, because of what “government” is, To put it in simple, personal terms, if someone can boss you around and take your money, he is not your servant; and if he cannot do those things, he is not “government.” However limited, “government” is the organization thought to have the right to forcibly control the behavior of its subjects via “laws,” rendering the popularly accepted rhetoric about “public servants” completely ridiculous. To imagine that a ruler could ever be the servant of those over whom he rules is patently absurd. Yet that impossibility is spouted as indisputable gospel in “civics” classes.

From [HERE] Christopher Schurr is the Grand Rapids police officer seen in video shooting Black man Patrick Lyoya to death after an April 4 traffic stop, Chief Eric Winstrom confirmed Monday. Lyoya was shot in the back of the head. The liar white cop claimed he had to do so because he said Lyoya was reaching for his taser. Video appears to contradict said statement.

"In the interest of transparency, to reduce ongoing speculation, and to avoid any further confusion, I am confirming the name already publicly circulating — Christopher Schurr — as the officer involved in the April 4 officer involved shooting," Winstrom said in a statement. 

Schurr remains on administrative leave without police powers while an investigation into the shooting continues, Winstrom said.

Among other things such as prosecution and arrest Lyoya's family, lawyers and others have been demanding the release of the officer's name.

“An intentional three-week delay in releasing the name of the involved officer, which they clearly knew at the moment of the shooting, is offensive and the exact opposite of being ‘transparent,'" Ven Johnson, one of the family's attorneys, said in a statement. "Once again, we see the Grand Rapids Police Department taking care of its own at the expense of the family’s mental health and well-being.”

National Action Network founder and president the Rev. Al Sharpton, who eulogized Lyoya at his funeral Friday, also had called for police to release the officer's name.

“Every time a Black man or woman is arrested in America, their name is immediately put out," Sharpton said Monday in a statement. "But when this officer put the gun to the back of Patrick Lyoya’s head and decided to pull the trigger, his family had to wait three weeks to find out the name of the man who killed him. Transparency is the first step toward justice in Patrick Lyoya’s name, but it certainly isn’t the last.”

IF COPS ARE TOO SLOW OR WEAK TO CATCH SOMEONE CAN THEY EXECUTE THEM? Police said Lyoya was stopped for having an improper license plate on his vehicle. After the stop, he attempted to run from the officer, who chased and tackled him. The cop was too physically weak to control the black man, so rather than let him go he executed him.

As stated, Lyoya was under arrest for a traffic violation, which is a minor misdemeanor. As such, he was not a fleeing felon. At any rate, the Supreme Court has explained the use of deadly force to prevent escape is unconstitutional, at least in regard to white citizens that is. The Court has explained,

The use of deadly force to prevent the escape of all felony suspects, whatever the circumstances, is constitutionally unreasonable. It is not better that all felony suspects die than that they escape. Where the suspect poses no immediate threat to the officer and no threat to others, the harm resulting from failing to apprehend him does not justify the use of deadly force to do so. It is no doubt unfortunate when a suspect who is in sight escapes, but the fact that the police arrive a little late or are a little slower afoot does not always justify killing the suspect. 

A police officer may not seize an unarmed, nondangerous suspect by shooting him dead… Where the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a threat of serious physical harm, either to the officer or to others, it is not constitutionally unreasonable to prevent escape by using deadly force. Thus, if the suspect threatens the officer with a weapon or there is probable cause to believe that he has committed a crime involving the infliction or threatened infliction of serious physical harm, deadly force may be used if necessary to prevent escape, and if, where feasible, some warning has been given. 

Tennessee v. Garner - 471 U.S. 1 at page 11 (1985).

Who's Crazy? White Tulsa Cops Taunt and Laugh @ a 70 Year Old Black Woman in Mental Distress before Brutally Assaulting Her. ['Racism is a virus in the mind, making its hosts and entire society sick']

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From [HERE] Racist suspect Tulsa police officers taunted and laughed at a 70-year-old black woman having a mental health crisis before violently arresting her, recently released bodycam footage shows.

The video has sparked outrage, but the Tulsa Police Department says its officers followed protocols when they kicked down a bathroom door and tackled LaDonna Paris in an incident last October. Paris had locked herself in the bathroom of a Habitat for Humanity store and refused to leave. She has late-onset bipolar disorder and was having a manic episode.

The Tulsa Police Department says Paris had an aerosol can and a lighter and was trying to set the bathroom on fire. It's what happened before police kicked down the door, though, that's drawing attention. The body camera footage shows a Tulsa police officer arcing her taser, asking Paris if she wants to get tased, and rattling the door to taunt the clearly distressed woman.

"This is gonna be so fun," the officer says as she and her partner wait for another officer to arrive and kick down the door.

Tulsa has a special response team to handle people experiencing mental health crises, but it was busy at the time. Instead, police tackled Paris, bloodying her face. She spent a month in jail on charges of arson, trespassing, resisting arrest, and other charges before a judge dropped all of the charges.

The Tulsa Police Department released full footage of the incident and defended the arrest.

"To be clear, the banter between the officers outside of the presence of the suspect can be received as unprofessional and has been addressed with the officers," Tulsa Police Capt. Richard Meulenberg said in a statement. However, Meulenberg said that the "overall actions of the officers and the way in which the call was handled is within the policies of the Tulsa Police Department."

The Solomon-Simmons Law office is now representing Paris."The TPD officers involved were fully aware that Ms. Paris was suffering a bipolar manic episode, yet they still viciously provoked and attacked Ms. Paris while laughing off her disability as if it were a joke," the law firm said in a statement. "We are disgusted by this outrageous behavior caught on video and the fact that the Tulsa Police Department has attempted to shift the blame for the incident onto the victim of a mental health episode and police brutality."

According to "FUNKTIONARY, THE KEY HOLDERS ENPSYCHLOPEDIA:"

mind viruses – memes with both the anchor and carrier embedded into its payload. Mind viruses are stealth psychopathogens in that they can mutate to penetrate our natural defenses undetected, pretend to be part of us, and compel us to spread them further. (See: Memes, Memetics, Evolution, Religion, Government, Corporate State & Taxation)

Racism -  White Degeneracy wrongly cast as Supremacy. Racism—a psycho-socio-economic reality based on a pseudo-scientific biological myth—is a power group dynamic, i.e., a defined group cooperatively via legacy institutions exerting structured and enforced institutionalized and systemic injustice, oppression and power over another group. Racism is not individualistic, but institutional, cultural, economic, political, linguistic, self-perpetuating and systematic. Racism is economic discrimination by one group over and against another for the purposes of subjugation and/or maintaining the imbalance of power through cooperative control, misinformation, indoctrination, genocide and oppression. Racism is the socioeconomic and cultural bequest of colonialism, neo-colonialism and the vestiges of the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Afrikans and their descendants. Racism has its bio-physiological origins in the immune response of primitive life-forms to foreign matter and has its geo-psychological roots in the response of primitive humans encountering more intelligent ones based on the meme of scarcity and the fear of genetic annihilation through genetic assimilation. "Racism destroys men—and women—as much by what it denies them as by what it metes out to them." -Isaiah Thomas. "It is pathological for Blacks to keep attempting moral suasion on a people who have no ethics or morality where race is a variable." -Bobby Wright.

"If you can't keep something but you can't give it up, you have to render it unrecognizable; racism has been defined out of existence and repackaged so that whites could retain its perks, especially the psychological ones. It has undergone existential plastic surgery. To keep it buried alive in its unholy grave, a host of Strangelovean anti-intellectualisms have been developed and honed." -Debra J. Dickerson. Racism White Supremacy is a virus in the mind, a malignant meme that has both the host of the virus and the whole society sick. White Supremacy (Degeneracy) is socially engineering Black Consciousness and/or also responsible for the falsification of Black consciousness. "If you don't understand racism white supremacy, everything else you think you know will only confuse you." -Neelly Fuller, Jr. (See: White Supremacy, Yurugu, Park Day, Declaration of Endependece, Ma'afa & Caucasion). [MORE]

Will the Same Child Actors be Available to Pop-Up and Do Encore Performances as Witnesses at the Parkland False Flag Trial? Jury search restarts anew amid dispute

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From [HERE] The judge overseeing jury selection for a man who murdered 17 people at a Florida high school declared that the process will start over Monday, after prosecutors and defense attorneys argued that she erred when she didn't question 11 potential jurors who said they would not follow the law before she dismissed them.

In granting the motion filed by Nikolas Cruz 's prosecutors over the strong objection of his attorneys, Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer nullified two weeks of work by prosecution and defense lawyers, forcing them to begin the entire process anew Monday.

As a result, almost 250 potential jurors who had said they could sit for a four-month trial will not be called back next month for further questioning over whether they could fairly judge Cruz, who pleaded guilty in October to murdering 14 students and three staff members at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14, 2018. More than 1,200 candidates had been screened.

The 12-member jury that will be selected after a two-month winnowing process will decide if Cruz, 23, is sentenced to death or life in prison without parole. The restart will push back opening statements from June 14 to June 21. They had already been delayed from May 31. [MORE]

Justice Department Finds Unconstitutional Conditions at Mississippi Prison

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From [EJI] The Justice Department announced last week that it uncovered unconstitutionally dangerous conditions at Mississippi State Prison at Parchman, the state’s oldest and largest prison, located on the site of a plantation where enslaved people were forced to labor.

In a 59-page report detailing the findings from its two-year investigation, federal prosecutors wrote that Mississippi “routinely violates” the constitutional rights of people incarcerated at Parchman by failing to protect them from violence and self-harm, denying them adequate mental health treatment, and subjecting them to prolonged periods in solitary confinement.

“Our investigation uncovered evidence of systemic violations that have generated a violent and unsafe environment for people incarcerated at Parchman,” Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, head of DOJ’s civil rights division, said in a statement.

The Justice Department found that the Mississippi Department of Corrections “allows widespread violence to occur at Parchman” through its lack of staffing, poor supervision, untimely response to serious incidents, inadequate investigations, and other failures.

Investigators identified at least 10 known homicides since 2019, including three in a single week in January 2020 “where one incarcerated person suffered 89 stab wounds, a second incarcerated person similarly suffered 75 stab wounds, and a third incarcerated individual died from strangulation.”

Staff are so unresponsive that it took over three hours to discover that a man had been stabbed to death in a shower area, the report found, and people who have been attacked and stabbed have set fires in their own cell and punched an officer in desperate attempts to get medical attention.

The prison’s lack of mental health treatment, failure to take adequate suicide prevention measures, and overreliance on solitary confinement has contributed to 12 deaths by suicide in the past three years, investigators found.

All 12 occurred in restrictive housing, where incarcerated people are held for months and even years in dilapidated, crumbling buildings with collapsing ceilings and holes in the walls and floors. DOJ found that people are locked down in dark cells with no lights, working toilets, or clean water, and temperatures that often reached over 100 degrees and climbed as high as 145.1 degrees.

The Justice Department concluded that the “severe, systemic” conditions at Parchman are exacerbated by chronically deficient staffing and supervision.

“[P]ersonnel is an issue that we need to continue to improve,” Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves acknowledged, while also noting that his state is one of the poorest in the country.

But investigators concluded that the problems could not be blamed wholly on lack of resources. Poor management of the complex, stemming from a lack of accountability and effective supervision, also contributed to the violent and squalid conditions at Parchman, they wrote.

The Justice Department observed that state officials failed to act despite knowing about these conditions for years. Their “deliberate indifference” in the face of widespread reports about unlivable and unsanitary conditions, rising numbers of violent murders and suicides, dangerously low staffing levels, and mounting concerns that gangs were filling the void contributed to an outbreak of violence on December 31, 2019, that continued for weeks.

Even though prison officials knew about these crises, the report explains, “records show a staff that was caught off guard, utterly overwhelmed and ultimately unable to adequately and quickly respond to fighting and significant injuries in multiple buildings.”

The Justice Department’s investigation of conditions at Parchman and three other Mississippi prisons began in February 2020. Ms. Clarke said her department’s investigations at the Southern Mississippi Correctional Institute, Central Mississippi Correctional Facility, and the Wilkinson County Correctional Facility are ongoing.

The department is also looking into reports of abuse and neglect at prisons in Georgia and five detention facilities for juveniles in Texas, according to The New York Times.

Federal prosecutors can sue the state if it fails to remedy the unconstitutional conditions at Parchman, but Ms. Clarke said she believes state officials will work with the department to address the problems.

The Justice Department made similar findings about unconstitutional conditions in Alabama’s prisons for men in 2019, but when Alabama’s Department of Corrections failed or refused to correct conditions, federal prosecutors filed a civil rights lawsuit against the state in December 2020.

Iowa and Mass Courts Rule that ‘Business Interruption Insurance’ Doesn't Cover COVID Loss from Government Shelter in Place Orders that Quarantined All Healthy People During Plandemic

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From [HERE] The top state courts in Iowa and Massachusetts have ruled that restaurants can’t recover COVID-19 shutdown losses from "business interruption" policies.

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled April 22 (here and here), while the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled April 21 (here), report Reuters and Law.com.

The Associated Press and the Des Moines Register also have coverage of the Iowa ruling, while Law360 also has coverage of the Massachusetts ruling.

The Iowa court ruled against the Wakonda Club and Jesse’s Embers, both located in Des Moines, Iowa. They claimed losses under business-interruption insurance after Gov. Kim Reynolds’ orders caused them to close in March 2020 and then limit operations.

The restaurants’ business-interruption insurance had covered a direct physical loss or damage to property. The Iowa Supreme Court said the shutdown didn’t constitute such a loss.

“The mere loss of use of property, without more, does not meet the requirement for a direct physical loss of property,” the Iowa Supreme Court said.

The Iowa Supreme Court said its decision was based on Iowa law, but it noted that every other federal appeals court that has ruled on similar policy language has ruled for insurers.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled against Coppa, Toro and Little Donkey restaurants in Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts. The case also involved insurance policies that cover a direct physical loss or damage to property.

“We conclude that ‘direct physical loss of or damage to’ property requires some ‘distinct, demonstrable, physical alteration of the property,’” the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court said.

Two restaurants had shut down in-person dining and a third closed for business following a March 2020 order by Gov. Charles Baker. All three allowed limited in-person dining in June 2020 when Baker modified his order.

IsrAliens Commence Their Annual Ramadan Blood-Spilling [Neuropeans go on Pretending they Have a Genetic, Cultural, Ancestral Connection to Afrikan Hebrews, the original people who occupied Palestine]

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From [HERE] JERUSALEM, PALESTINE – We are barely halfway into the month of Ramadan and already the toll has gone beyond 20 Palestinians dead and countless wounded. Al-Aqsa mosque has been raided and the images of militarized Israeli police storming the mosque, beating and shooting indiscriminately at worshipers, demonstrate what was clear from the beginning: Israel wants this month to be as bloody as possible for Palestinians. There must be someone among the Israeli decision-makers who believes that spilling endless amounts of Palestinian blood and desecrating Al-Aqsa will satisfy the beast of Israeli public opinion. History has shown that that person is wrong.

People will often ask what is the “end game” for Israel, or what is it that Israel really wants – assuming that the violence and shedding of Palestinian blood is just temporary, and perhaps somewhere there is a loftier goal. However, the answer is looking us right in the face: Israel wants to destroy all that is dear to Palestinians – holy places, historic monuments, Palestinian homes and institutions, the Palestinian landscape – and to take as many Palestinian lives as possible in the process. It has been more than one hundred years since the Zionists set foot in Palestine, and Zionism and its crowning achievement, the apartheid regime of Israel, demonstrate clearly what the “end game” is for Israel.

 First Palestine

The boundary between religion and nationalism was intentionally blurred by the Zionists very early on. Zionism claims that the Jewish religion is a nationality and therefore religious symbols have become symbols of national identity and importance. Starting with the concept of “the Holy Land of Israel – most of which, though not all, exists within Palestine – Zionists turned what was always a religious, spiritual yearning into a national symbol. For thousands of years, Jewish people prayed for the Messiah so that we could live in a world without wars, a world where all people worship their creator in peace. However, even though the Jewish people never made such a claim, the Zionists claim that the Jewish scriptures are proof that Palestine belongs to them.

The Zionists turned religious yearning into a national goal that has to be achieved by force. They purposefully misinterpreted the yearning to pray in Jerusalem as a desire to gain sovereignty at all cost, thus turning one of the most sacred places for both Jews and Muslims into a bloody battleground.

 Then Al-Aqsa

What almost became the Zionist national anthem, and is perhaps better known around the world than that anthem, is the song Jerusalem of Gold. This song was commissioned by Jerusalem Mayor Teddy Kolek just a few weeks prior to the 1967 Israeli assault on Arab countries, an assault that became known as The Six Day War. The name “six days” is also a reference to Jewish scripture, where it is stated that the Almighty created the world in six days. [MORE]

Gods Wearing Black Robes Answer Advocates' Prayers and Cancel Ritual Human Sacrifice: TX Court Halts Its Scheduled Murder of Latino Woman to Consider New Evidence [belief in Authority is Irrational]

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From [HERE] Melissa Lucio was scheduled to be executed on Wednesday for the death of her 2-year-old daughter. On Monday, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals granted a stay, saying new evidence in the case should be considered. 

Ms. Lucio, 53-years-old, was sentenced to death in 2008 after a jury found the mother of 14 guilty of capital murder. The state argued that her daughter Mariah was the victim of abuse and that she had died of trauma to the head. 

Ms. Lucio’s attorneys have argued that their client is innocent, and that Mariah’s death was accidental, after the 2-year-old fell down a flight of stairs. They said that although Ms. Lucio originally repeatedly told the police that she didn’t kill her daughter, after a five-hour interrogation, she made a false confession. 

Five of the jurors who sentenced Ms. Lucio have since publicly questioned their decision. 

The appeals court on Monday ordered the 138th Judicial District Court of Cameron County to consider fresh evidence in the case, including “previously unavailable scientific evidence” and the accusation that the state “suppressed favorable” evidence.

“I am grateful the court has given me the chance to live and prove my innocence,” Ms. Lucio said in a statement after the decision. “Mariah is in my heart today and always. I am grateful to have more days to be a mother to my children and a grandmother to my grandchildren.”

Luis Saenz, the district attorney for Cameron County, where the case was held, didn’t immediately reply to a request for comment. Former Cameron County District Attorney Armando Villalobos is serving a 13-year federal sentence for bribery and extortion.

Vanessa Potkin, director of special litigation at the Innocence Project and one of Ms. Lucio’s attorneys, said new evidence would exonerate her client.

“Medical evidence shows that Mariah’s death was consistent with an accident,” she said in a statement. “But for the State’s use of false testimony, no juror would have voted to convict Melissa of capital murder because no murder occurred.”

The case has garnered local, state and national attention. It was the subject of a 2020 documentary, “The State of Texas Vs. Melissa.”

Philly Cops Believed a Black Woman Driving w/2 Kids was a Protester, So They Broke the Windows, Pulled Her Out by Her Hair, Beat Her w/Batons and Took Her Son. 20 Cops Involved (all White) 1 Charged

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From [HERE] A white Philadelphia police officer was arrested on aggravated assault charges in connection with the beating of a 28-year-old mother, who was pulled from her vehicle by police during civil unrest in October 2020 and then separated from her toddler. Video shows cops, who appear to be mostly white, acted barbarically as they were apparently lathered-up in a rage because a police murder of a black man was being protested.

The charges against Darren Kardos, 42, follow an 18-month investigation launched after cell phone video captured the chaotic scene in West Philadelphia just after police had fatally shot a Black man in the neighborhood.

The footage showed a throng of officers swarming an SUV, bashing in the windows, pulling the driver and a passenger out of the vehicle, beating them, and then removing a child from the backseat.

The driver was Rickia Young, a Black home health-care aide from North Philadelphia who said she was trying to pick up her teenage nephew nearby, but was attacked by officers after inadvertently getting caught between police and agitators in the early-morning hours of Oct. 27, 2020.

Kardos, a seven-year veteran of the 19th District, was one of two officers fired last spring after an internal investigation into the incident determined he used excessive force, including physical abuse with a baton.

District Attorney Larry Krasner said Thursday that video shows Kardos used his metal baton to bash in Young’s car windows, and then pulled her out of the car by her hair, “after which she was struck by fists, batons, and a number of unknown objects.”

Krasner also said Kardos “made claims about the victim’s actions that were not corroborated by video evidence.”

Kardos turned himself in last week and was released on bail. He is being represented by the Defender Association, which did not respond to a request for comment.

Public posts on Kardos’ Facebook page showed he disapproved of the protests that swept the nation in May 2020 following the Minneapolis police murder of George Floyd. In one post, Kardos railed against antifa, and in another, he wrote that his Facebook followers should unfriend him if they have “empathy for the rioters or protesters.” He also shared a video of a man who suggested protesters in the streets “be ran over.”

The Police Department’s Internal Affairs unit investigated 19 officers in connection with the incident, said spokesperson Sgt. Eric Gripp. Aside from the two officers including Kardos who were dismissed, one officer was suspended for 30 days by Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, and two officers received “command-level reprimands,” he said.

Eleven officers are currently awaiting disciplinary hearings, and one officer who was awaiting such a hearing resigned in October, Gripp said. Two officers were cleared by internal affairs.

Krasner said his office could not comment on whether the investigation is ongoing or if more officers will face charges. He said investigators have not determined if body-worn camera footage from the incident will be publicly released due to its sensitive content and the potential for the case to go to trial.

“The law applies equally to everyone, and this office is going to be even-handed, follow the facts, and apply the law to police in the same way that we’ve applied the law to everyone,” Krasner said. “I don’t think there’s a good, hardworking, decent police officer in the United States, let alone Philadelphia, who thinks it’s a great thing to brutalize a mother who is simply trying to comply with police commands. To separate her child, leave her wondering for hours what has happened to her child, while a national organization essentially tries to malign and defame them.”

The city in September paid Young $2 million, and both Mayor Jim Kenney and Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw condemned the actions of some of the officers. But the Police Department has never offered an explanation for why police descended on the vehicle.

Young said she had driven to West Philadelphia to pick up her 16-year-old nephew at a friend’s house when she reached a part of Chestnut Street that was barricaded by police. She tried to make a U-turn, she said, but was blocked by people throwing bottles and debris.

Rickia Young during a news conference announcing a $2 million settlement with the city. She was driving through West Philadelphia when she was pulled out of her vehicle by police, beaten, and separated from her toddler in October 2020.

After she was pulled from the SUV and beaten, she said, she was detained in a police van, driven to police headquarters, then taken to the hospital and handcuffed to the bed. She was never charged with a crime in connection with the incident.

Her injuries included bruising, large cuts, and a swollen trachea, she said. A lawyer representing her nephew, who was in the passenger seat, said the teenager required surgery to repair shattered bones in his hand.

Young said an officer had told her that her son would be taken to the Department of Human Services, Philadelphia’s child welfare agency. Young’s mother said she found him hours later with police in a cruiser near DHS offices in Center City.

READ THAT AGAIN:

THIS IS NOT INCOMPETENCE OR IGNORANCE. RATHER, IT IS INTENTIONAL LIES TOLD BY MOTHERFUCKING LIARS WHO WANT TO PUT US IN GREATER CONFINEMENT AND HAVE US CONSENT TO OUR OWN SUBJUGATION. According to FUNKTIONARY:

officialies – official lies of the state—lying in state, restating or reinstating a lie. If your conditioning is sophisticated enough, the lies (both the obvious and more subtle ones) will be inaudible, incomprehensible, and undetectable to you. The way to turn lies into truth is to “officialize” them through the mouthpiece of the Corporate State of denial. All “governments” lie and spy on each other first, and then it lies and spies internally on the suspected-until-found-guilty members of the hapless body-politic. Figureheads of state can move their mouths forever, but the lies sound just the same.

A female officer was at some point photographed clutching the boy. The next day, the image was shared on social media by the National FOP, which posted an inaccurate caption saying that police had saved the child. It deleted the picture after an Inquirer reporter asked about it.

The Police Department’s Internal Affairs Bureau has not determined who took the picture. Young filed a lawsuit against the National FOP, which is pending.

The activity in October came after two Philadelphia police officers fatally shot 27-year-old Walter Wallace Jr., who was wielding a knife and lunging toward police. His family had called 911 requesting assistance for Wallace, who they said was experiencing a mental health crisis.

The investigation into Wallace’s death remains ongoing. The city paid his family $2.5 million to settle claims over his killing.

When a Racist Michigan Cop Saw a Black Teen Delivering Newspapers He Assumed He was Burglarizing White People’s Homes, So He Detained Him and Threatened to Kill Him. Cop Now is Charged w/Felonies

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He’s “a Black male in the area, and he needs to be checked,” the white cop said on the 911 recording. “He’s trying to ram me!” the white cop said of the teen backing up and trying to talk to him. “I’m going to go shots fired if he does it again!”

From [PINAC NEWS] Off-duty Michigan cop Chad Vorce was insistent that the Black teen he had just profiled and stalked and threatened with a gun last year be charged with felonious assault, even after it became clear the 17-year-old boy was doing nothing more than delivering newspapers in the cop’s neighborhood.

But the DeWitt police officer ended up being the one charged with felonious assault earlier this month along with felony firearm possession and official misconduct after a lengthy investigation by the Michigan Department of Attorney General.

Vorce also ended up losing his job at the DeWitt Police Department last year where he had worked for 18 years, a law enforcement agency made up of less than 50 officers, serving a municipality of less than 5,000 just outside of Lansing.

Vorce, however, appealed the termination and was reinstated by an arbitrator who determined that all he needed was a little “sensitivity training with regard to racial and other related protected characteristics.”

But Vorce returned to work as a city employee at the same pay rate but with no law enforcement duties because his law enforcement certification became inactive upon termination, according to the Lansing State Journal.

He was in the process of getting re-certified as a cop when he was charged with the three felonies on April 7.

The incident took place on January 14, 2021 at around 7 a.m. as Vorce was driving his son to school when he noticed a white van driven by the Black teen and immediately deemed it suspicious because cars had been stolen from that neighborhood a month earlier.

He began following the van and noticed it would make frequent stops, furthering his suspicions.

The teen, Alexander Hamilton, told police he was in the van placing newspapers in plastic bags in order to deliver them to subscribers when Vorce pulled up alongside him.

“Hey, are you lost or something,” Vorce asked Hamilton.

“No, I’m just doing me,” Hamilton responded and continued bagging the newspapers.

Vorce told investigators he placed his truck in reverse to try and read the license plate number on the white van but the van drove off so Vorce began to follow him.

Realizing he was being followed, Hamilton told investigators he then placed the van in reverse in order to tell the driver he was delivering newspapers since it had not become evident to him.

But that made Vorce fear for his life, believing he was going to be rammed, so he also placed his truck in reverse to move away from the van, then hopped out of the truck with his gun drawn, ordering the teen to “stop! stop!”.

“He tried to ram me,” Vorce told the dispatcher as he continued following the van. “I’m going to go shots fired if he does it again.”

Hamilton told investigators that he was in fear for his life upon seeing an angry man with a gun ordering him to step out of the van, so he drove out of the neighborhood and pulled into a Sunoco gas station where he began driving in circles around the pump in order to draw attention to the man he believed was trying to murder him.

Vorce followed him to the gas station and pulled his truck in front of the van, stepping out once again with his gun drawn, threatening to shoot and kill the teen. Two witnesses said Vorce’s behavior was very unprofessional, according to internal reports.

That was when Michigan state police officer Luke Shafer arrived, the main investigating officer, who said he encountered Vorce and Hamilton yelling at each other.

“When I see a Black guy in my neighborhood, I think you’re doing stuff like this,” Vorce was telling Hamilton, referring to cars being stolen from his neighborhood.

Vorce then tried to pressure Shafer into arresting Hamilton on charges of felonious assault, claiming the teen had tried to ram him, an allegation which Hamilton denied.

Neither Shafer nor the two sergeants he called that morning were inclined to arrest Hamilton on felony charges, according to footage from Shafer’s dash camera which you can view below.

“You’re not taking anybody to jail,” said Michigan State Police Sergeant Brian Beuge. “I don’t care how much pressure DeWitt city puts on you, this officer.

“As far as I’m concerned, he pushed it too far.”

Nevertheless, the teen spent 38 minutes handcuffed in the back of a DeWitt police car, an officer who responded to the scene despite it being out of his jurisdiction.

Vorce continued playing the victim by sending an email later that morning to the Lansing State Journal, the newspaper that employed Hamilton, trying to get him fired by accusing him of smoking marijuana while working, an allegation which had not been brought up earlier.

This morning at approximately 709 am I noticed a suspicious vehicle stopped in the roadway in front of my residence, (Shadybrook Ln, Dewitt). I asked the driver if he was lost. He responded, ” I’m just me doing me.” I promptly called 911 for the suspicious activity and followed the vehicle. We have had recent stolen vehicles and larceny from automobiles in our neighborhood. The driver fit the description of the accused. While following the vehicle it attempted to ram my vehicle several times. (Side note- I am a police officer and am trained in suspicious activity and felonious assault.). I drew my weapon and Identified myself as a police officer and told him to stop. The driver drove to a gas station at Airport Rd near Clark Rd. The driver started driving recklessly around the parking lot until PD arrived. The driver smelled of marijuana and was uncooperative with PD. The driver identified himself as an LSJ delivery driver, something he should have told me at first contact. I have decided to not press charges on felonious assault but I would like if he were put on a separate route for my safety and the safety if my family.

That email was a violation of the police department’s social media policy and was a factor in his termination, according to the internal affairs report and his termination letter.

Hamilton’s attorney, Dustyn Coontz, filed a lawsuit against Vorce and the city of DeWitt on April 8, the day after Vorce was charged, which you can read here.

Watch the video below of the conversations between Michigan state police officer Luke Shafer and his two sergeants about how to handle the “predicament” of an off-duty cop out of his jurisdiction threatening to shoot and kill a teenager delivering newspapers.

Although a Police Cruiser Blocked Mubarak Soulemane's Car Door from Opening and His Windows Were Up, a White Cop 'Feared Being Stabbed' So He Shot Him 7X. Cop Charged w/Manslaughter for said Murder

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From [PINNAC NEWS] A white Connecticut state trooper turned himself in Tuesday after he was charged with manslaughter for shooting and killing a Black man more than two years ago following a high-speed pursuit with a man in a stolen car.

Connecticut State Trooper Brian North said he was in fear for the lives of fellow officers because the man driving the stolen car had a knife while sitting in the driver’s seat.

But investigators determined the shooting of Mubarak Soulemane on January 15, 2020 was not justified.

According to the 133-page investigative report by the Connecticut Office of Inspector General which you can read here:

On January 15, 2020, at approximately 5:05 p.m. on Campbell Avenue, West Haven, Connecticut, after an extended pursuit on I-95, Connecticut State Troopers Brian North, Joshua Jackson, and Ross Dalling successfully stopped a stolen 2012 Hyundai Sonata being operated by Mubarak Soulemane. The troopers’ police vehicles effectively blocked-in the Hyundai. Shortly after the stop, Trooper North fired seven shots through the driver’s side window of the Hyundai. The bullets struck and killed Soulemane who was seated in the driver’s seat holding a knife.

Stated briefly, the investigation establishes that, at the time Trooper North fired his weapon, neither he nor any other person was in imminent danger of serious injury or death from a knife attack at the hands of Soulemane. Further, any belief that persons were in such danger was not reasonable. I therefore find that North’s use of deadly force was not justified under Connecticut law.

It further states,

The second set of inquiries concern the necessity to use deadly force. Once the police effectuated the stop, they had control of the situation. It is fair to ask whether they disregarded less lethal options.

Jackson yelled for Soulemane to get out of the car twice as he approached the driver’s side of the Hyundai. There was no further communication with him before North discharged his weapon. Only thirty-six seconds elapsed between North taking a position next to the driver window and his firing his gun through that window. Would a reasonable officer have made further attempts to talk to Soulemane either himself or possibly waiting until an officer with crisis intervention training could respond? Rappa told Inspectors that he broke the window to communicate with Soulemane, and facilitate the use of less lethal means to gain control of him. A reasonable police officer would have realized that the police were in control of the situation and the opportunity existed to take a tactical pause to explore the use of methods other than deadly force.

North fired seven shots. Was that reasonable? It is certainly possible that one shot might have disabled Soulemane from attacking others yet not kill him. The law is clear that 20/20 hindsight is inappropriate in evaluating an officer’s conduct given the split second decisions officers must make in dangerous situations. The law is also clear, however, that the officer’s conduct must be reasonable to be justified. In the present case, that standard of reasonableness was not met.

North was released on a $50,000 bond and is due back in court on May 3, according to the New York Times.

Video Proves Antonio Garcia was Murdered and Racists are Unable to See Things as They Really Are In the Presence of Color. Deluded Cop Believed Black Man Could Stab Him as He Fled in Car, Jury Agreed

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IT WOULD BE BETTER IF THEY HAD NO EYES' (THEN THERE WOULD BE NO POSSIBILITY OF MISUNDERSTANDING.) WHEN RACISTS ARE IN THE PRESENCE OF COLOR, ESPECIALLY BLACK MEN, THEY CAN NO LONGER SEE THINGS AS THEY REALLY ARE. THEIR EYES ARE FILLED WITH THOUGHTS AND THEIR MINDS ARE FILLED WITH ALL SORTS OF IDIOCY. "A MIND THAT IS FILLED WITH BELIEF IS A MIND WHICH CAN PROJECT ANYTHING ACCORDING TO THE BELIEF." DR. WELSING EXPLAINED THAT ‘Always, in the presence of color, RACISTS will feel genetically inferior.’ ANYTHING A RACIST COP DOES IN THIS SLEEPING STATE WILL BE DEFINITELY BE STUPID AND PROBABLY DANGEROUS B/C HE IS UNCONSCIOUS, HAS A BELT FULL OF WEAPONS, THE POWER OF THE STATE AND HE IS AUTHORIZED TO KILL. RACISTS BELIEVE IN THE GRANFALLOON OF RACE AND THE FANTASTIC MYTH OF WHITE SUPREMACY, AN IMAGINARY HIERARCHY OF HUMAN BEINGS. SUCH BELIEFS ARE AKIN TO BELIEF THAT CARTOONS ARE REAL.RACISM IS A RETRO-VIRUS IN THEOR MINDS. FOR THE SAKE OF BLACK PEOPLE’S OWN MENTAL HEALTH, IT WOULD BE BENEFICIAL FOR BLACK FOLKS TO KEEP THE ABOVE IN MIND WHEN HAVING RELATIONS OR INTERACTION WITH ANY RACIST SUSPECT (ANY WHITE PERSON) — ESPECIALLY IF THEY ARE WEARING A BLUE COSTUME (UNIFORM) AND BELIEVE THEY ARE EXEMPT FROM MORALITY AND LAW BECAUSE THEY REPRESENT AUTHORITY (ANOTHER GRANFALLOON).

The Psychopathic Racial Personality. Dr. Bobby Wright explains that by and large, white people treat each other humanely. But in their relations with non-white people, racists function as psychopaths. 'Psychopaths simply ignore the concept of right and wrong. The racist has no morality where race is the variable.' [MORE]

More than two hours of recordings from a police shooting in Leavenworth show white police officer Matthew Harrington firing into a vehicle, killing 47-year-old Antonio Garcia Jr.. The Black man posed no threat as he attempted to flee in his car by backing out of his driveway. In the video the deluded racist suspect cop unreasonably believes that Garcia posed an imminent threat to his safety because he saw a knife in his hand.

Five years after the fact and upon the conclusion of the trial, Leavenworth authorities finally released the bodycam video and dashcam video (useless).

In the video after the cop opens Garcia’s car door Garcia quickly closed it. Seconds later he attempted to flee - the car windows are up, the door is closed. As such, there is no rational way to conclude that the white cop faced an imminent threat from being stabbed or from being run over by the Black driver (Garcia) as the cop was on the driver side of the car at all times, not behind it. Nevertheless, a jury of white sheeple, apparently mind-blocked by Garcia’s skin color, were hung and a mistrial was declared on Friday - the white cop is free.

The media (elite whites) depict this entire episode of police murder and deprivation of “the rights” of black people by whites and government abuse of Blacks by whites as entirely reasonable, normal. Such is the nature of the media in a racist and authoritarian system of physical coercion where their goal is to make White dominance and control over everything seem natural'. Dr. Welsing explained that “all white peoples have the spoken or unspoken mandate to participate actively in their collective struggle for global white genetic survival. This specifically means, of necessity, the murder and slaughter of Black and other non-white males whenever it is felt within the white collective to be necessary and, therefore, justified.” Anon further stated that white collective power exists where a white cops kills a black man and his fellow white officers, the media and a white jury support, defend, or finance that white cop’s “right” to do so.[MORE]

Within the reality of their own statist and white propaganda there was no other legal basis to shoot Garcia. He was not a fleeing felon (he was suspected of misdemeanor assault), and even if he were it would have been unlawful:

The use of deadly force to prevent the escape of all felony suspects, whatever the circumstances, is constitutionally unreasonable. It is not better that all felony suspects die than that they escape. Where the suspect poses no immediate threat to the officer and no threat to others, the harm resulting from failing to apprehend him does not justify the use of deadly force to do so. It is no doubt unfortunate when a suspect who is in sight escapes, but the fact that the police arrive a little late or are a little slower afoot does not always justify killing the suspect. 

A police officer may not seize an unarmed, nondangerous suspect by shooting him dead… Where the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a threat of serious physical harm, either to the officer or to others, it is not constitutionally unreasonable to prevent escape by using deadly force. Thus, if the suspect threatens the officer with a weapon or there is probable cause to believe that he has committed a crime involving the infliction or threatened infliction of serious physical harm, deadly force may be used if necessary to prevent escape, and if, where feasible, some warning has been given. 

Tennessee v. Garner - 471 U.S. 1 at page 11 (1985).

BODY CAM WITHHELD 5 YEARS. WHILE IT MAY BE A LEGAL TRUTH THAT BODY CAMERA VIDEO AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY POSSESSED BY THE GOVERNMENT IS OWNED BY THE PEOPLE. IN REALITY, THE GOVERNMENT OWNS THE PEOPLE. THEY ARE OUR FUNCTIONAL PUBLIC MASTERS, NOT OUR SERVANTS. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE IN THE MATTER, OBEDIENCE IS NOT OPTIONAL AND YOU CANNOT OPT OUT OF IT OR OTHERWISE DECLINE COMPULSORY PUBLIC SERVICE FROM AUTHORITIES, CAN YOU?

CONTRARY TO RHETORIC BY AUTHORITIES AND GUILLIBLE REFORMERS, BODYCAM IS PRIMARILY USED TO TARGET AND PROSECUTE BLACK PEOPLE - NOT TO PROSECUTE COPS. POLICE RELEASE VIDEO IN THEIR UNILATERAL DISCRETION, UNLESS ANOTHER AUTHORITY RULES OTHERWISE.

According to FUNKTIONARY:

abstract noun – one that cannot be seen, touched, heard or smelled. 2) the name of anything that doesn’t have any existence—even in the phenomenal realm. 3) something you cannot see when you are looking for it. An abstract noun is the name of something that does not exist (i.e. sans reality referent), like “money” or government. (See: Granfalloons)

belief exams - self-administered tests of one's assumptions (cherished beliefs); testing one's beliefs. The only way to recognize the limits under which you have been living is to test them. If you do not test your beliefs they will become your warden an; you their hostage. Unquestioned beliefs own you. If you don't confront your beliefs they will only comfort you in you: imprisonment to them. (See: O.D., Belief Systems, Belief Pushers, Guilt, ludgment, Fear, Sin, Fate & Convictions) [MORE]

Granfalloon – an empty representation, of which one cannot even positively aver that it is even a concept. All Corporate State fictions (stationary bandits) are “created” by its creators as a psychological retro-virus in people’s minds as if it were a real (existential and volitional) entity, the sole purpose of which is to command, mediate, control and subdue the natural inclinations of a sleeping people who do not understand (know) themselves in order that they may silently rob them of their property and mind—under the Great Brain Robbery. The Constitution is a putative agreement or covenant to which you were neither a signatory nor interested party. The Constitution made provisions for the establishment of a Congress. Congress never formally created the so-called Internal Revenue Service as a duly formed agency of the United States of America. The Secretary of the Treasury never created revenue districts in the States of the Union. Internal Revenue Service was never granted authority to tax income of American citizens (or citizens of the United States of America, not U.S. citizens or subjects of Congress) earning money within the 50 States of the Union. The word “income” is not explicitly defined in the Internal Revenue Code (although it is implicitly defined by the most basic of accounting principles, i.e., cost. The income (“money”) that you earn is simply hypothecated “credit” created as iconic numbers within yet another fictitious corporate entity known as a bank. When every foundation is imaginary, alienation becomes desirable but impossible. You can elude the “authorities” but you cannot escape that which simply isn’t real or has no reality to begin with—so just what are any so-called “authorities” agents of anyway? Where are the office and the oath of office? Never fight (oppose) things that are not or ‘what is not’—as you will stratify your energy and dissipate your life-force while paradoxically strengthening what-is-not. Determine whether something has a real existence or whether it is just an absence. If it is an absence—a granfalloon—then don’t fight with “it,” seek the thing of which it is the absence (for), find it and handle your business accordingly. (See: Reification, Stationary Bandits, Territorial Gangsters, Voting, Doggy, Somnamnesiac, Sleepwalking, Corporate State, Income, “Government,” President, SimCult, Authority, Grand Juries, Tax Invasion, “Credit,” Hegelian Banking, Holodeck Court, Judicial Victimization, Statutory Oppression & The Flag)

Even a Trained Dog Knows Better. Police K-9 Turns on His Master and Bites Cop who Attacked a Black Teen [like the Dog, “Authority" is Uncontrollable by People b/c It is the Master of All Humanity]

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As defined in FUNKTIONARY:

authority - (from the root word author)—which means to originate. Only you have authority over your Self...anything else. i.e.. to accept any authority external to one's Self once of discriminating age, is the very definition of irresponsibility. There is no freedom in the presence of so-called authority, i.e. outside of one's Self and Self-Nature.) 2) the handmaiden of autonomy. 3) internal power. 4) Nommo. All authority, like the kingdom of heaven, is within. Be an authority unto yourself as all authority should come from your own authentic experience—that is the only source or wellspring of authority. Authority is the means by which society uses to control its population. Ignoring or belittling authority does not mean people are either good or bad, whether or not they are punished for their insubordination. Healthy people do not need authority figures to tell them what to do, but only the knowledge of themselves. You can teach a parrot to quote from either scripture or statute, but a parrot is not an authority. Only by you becoming truth do you have authority to speak—and then only on your behalf (i.e., your inner truth), your innerstanding. An authority is an eyewitness or an I-witness. and to picture the dynamic truth no proofs or negatives are needed nor possible—as reality isn't certain or static. When you are dead to sin and Alive to the God-Self-Divine, you become the Buddha, the Christ, the true authority within. (See: Obedience, Predictive Programming. Autonomy, Anarchy, Nommo, Sin, Alive. Authentic, Responsitivity, Dharma, Follower, Spontaneity, Conditioning, Conditions, Freedom & Responsibility) [MORE]

Waiting to Go to Court Shouldn’t Be a Death Sentence But it Is If You're Black or Latino and Live in Liberal NYC, Where the So-Called Right to a Speedy Trial and Humane Detention are Non-Existent

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From [HERE] Tarz Youngblood, the first person to die in New York City’s Rikers Island jail complex in 2022, was a father of three—two three-year-old twins and a six-year-old. At the time of his death, he was presumed innocent of the crimes for which he was charged and was being held on $10,000 bail. Unable to pay, he had spent more than six months waiting for trial in hellish conditions. 

As of March 14, 2022, there were 4,682 people waiting for their trials in New York City jails. Of them, 2,206 had been waiting for six months or more, and 1,474 had been waiting more than a year. 

As is typical in the U.S. criminal legal system, the suffering caused by long-term pretrial detention falls hardest on people who are marginalized. 

Sixty percent of the people in New York City’s jails who have lost a year or more of their lives to pretrial detention are Black, even though Black people make up only about 24 percent of New York City’s population. 

People with mental health conditions are also disproportionately affected by long-term pretrial detention, as behaviors associated with untreated mental illness are criminalized, and our lack of societal investment in treatment options has made jails de-facto mental health facilities. Nearly half of the people who are detained in New York City jails have been designated with BradH status—a designation given to people who have met with mental health staff at the Department of Correction and are deemed to have at least some symptoms of mental illness.

Though the city spends an obscene $556,539 to jail a single New Yorker for a year, less than 5 percent of this funding goes to programming, nutrition, drug treatment, and other services that address circumstances that can lead to arrest. 

The Sixth Amendment guarantees people the right to a speedy trial, but people who are presumed innocent are being left to suffer on Rikers Island and in other jails for far too long. The pandemic has slowed court proceedings, making chronic backlogs even worse. People who face long-term pretrial detention in terrible conditions can feel pressure to plead guilty—not based on the strength of the case against them but instead out of desperation to escape profound danger and disorder. 

New York City’s jails have long been dangerous and are getting worse. Last May, a federal monitor described a “pervasive level of disorder and chaos” on Rikers Island, where the average annual use of force by guards rate increased nearly 200 percent from 2016 to 2020. Sixteen people died while in New York City’s jails in 2021, more than in the previous two years combined. 

We cannot allow ourselves to be desensitized. People who are waiting for trial are being severely punished in dehumanizing conditions for indeterminate periods. Even short periods of pretrial detention can devastate a person, causing job and housing loss and damaged family connections. In cases like Youngblood’s, the damage done by long-term pretrial detention is irreversible and will reverberate through generations.

No one should lose their life while waiting for trial. The city must close Rikers Island and end its persistent human rights violations. As an immediate step, New York’s District Attorneys should help safely reduce the population on Rikers Island by choosing not to seek the detention of people facing low-level and nonviolent charges and requesting that judges release those currently being detained at Rikers. In all but the most serious cases, DAs should refrain from requesting bail and, instead, seek pretrial programming and services that address the needs of people facing criminal charges. In the rare cases in which bail is appropriate, DAs should not request bail amounts beyond what New Yorkers can afford. It’s past time to end the horror that is Rikers Island and invest in non-carceral public safety solutions that heal the communities most harmed by mass incarceration.

Judges [mostly white] who approve no-knock warrants [of disproportionately Non-White People's Homes] rarely question police requests, probe finds

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From [HERE] Police requests for no-knock warrants are rarely questioned by judges who are supposed to review the applications to ensure protection from unreasonable searches, according to an investigation by the Washington Post.

The newspaper reached its conclusion after reviewing more than 2,500 warrants in 30 states, conducting interviews and looking at court and police records.

“The whole system has devolved into a perfunctory bureaucracy that doesn’t take any care or due diligence for how it’s done,” said Peter Kraska, a professor at the Eastern Kentucky University who has studied no-knock raids, in an interview with the Washington Post. “That wouldn’t be as big of a deal, except that we’re talking about a really extreme policing approach—breaking into people’s homes with a surprise entry with the possibility of finding evidence.”

No-knock warrants can have deadly results. At least 22 people have been killed since 2015 by police carrying out 21 no-knock warrants, the Washington Post reports. One officer has also been killed.

Police recovered less than three pounds of drugs combined in 12 of 13 fatal raids in which the Washingto Post reviewed the evidence seized.

Technology is making approval of the warrants easier and quicker, according to the article. Software in use by hundreds of law enforcement agencies allows judges to approve requests using computers, smartphones or tablets. One company, CloudGave, makes software used in nine states.

But efficiency may be compromising judicial scrutiny, according to the Rev. Alexis Anderson, a member of the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison Reform Coalition.

“While the technology certainly speeds up the process, what gets lost sometimes is the due process in that speed,” she told the Washington Post. “Because we’re assuming, quite frankly, that great thought is given to these warrants … and sometimes that’s not true.”

Concerns surrounding no-knock warrants have led 29 states and 21 cities to pass measures that restrict their use, according to police reform group Campaign Zero.

South Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald W. Beatty imposed a temporary ban on no-knock warrants in his state in July 2020. Beatty acted after a survey found that magistrates who issue most search warrants “do not understand the gravity of no-knock warrants and do not discern the heightened requirements for issuing a no-knock warrant.”

A few months before, Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old emergency medical technician, was shot and killed in a no-knock raid at her Louisville, Kentucky, home after her boyfriend fired at officers, thinking that they were intruders

“We know that [police] are not doing the work to get these warrants, that they’re not doing what needs to be done,” said Taylor’s mother, Tamika Palmer, in an interview with the Washington Post. “Why would you want to sign your name on that? Why wouldn’t you want to make sure, ‘Let me just take a day or two to make sure you’ve done what you need to.’ … It’s insane, it’s lazy.”

Conopoly: The 25 Richest People [all white] in US Paid a True Tax Rate of Just 3.4%

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From [HERE] An analysis released today to mark Tax Day in the U.S. shows that the country’s 735 billionaires have seen their collective wealth soar by 62% over the past two years while worker earnings have grown just 10%, modest gains eaten away by the rising costs of food, housing and other necessities.

According to new calculations by Oxfam America, U.S. billionaires now own a combined $4.7 trillion in wealth, much of which goes completely untaxed. As ProPublica recently found in an examination of data from the Internal Revenue Service — an agency that disproportionately targets the poor — the 25 richest people in the U.S. paid a true tax rate of just 3.4% from 2014 to 2018.

“The billionaire wealth explosion in this country comes at a time of historic inflation hitting working families, compounded by the expiration of critical social safety nets put in place at the start of the pandemic to protect America’s most vulnerable,” said Gina Cummings, vice president of advocacy alliances and policy at Oxfam America.

“The impact on real people is devastating, leading countless families to slip into poverty,” Cummings added. “The ongoing failure of our nation’s leaders to implement a more equitable tax system is a stain on democracy.”

Oxfam’s new analysis estimates that a series of tax proposals that have been introduced in Congress but have yet to pass would bring in $252 billion in additional federal revenue each year.

The version of President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better agenda that the House passed in November would cost just $175 billion per year over the next decade.

That legislation, which includes clean energy investments and an extension of the poverty-slashing child tax credit boost, is effectively dead in the Senate due to the opposition of every Republican as well as Sens. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.). Both Manchin and Sinema have pushed back on Democrats’ efforts to hike taxes on the wealthiest Americans.

Oxfam notes that Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s (D-Mass.) wealth tax proposal would yield $113 billion in federal revenue just from billionaires in 2022, enough to fund an extension of the lapsed child tax credit boost, affordable child care, and soon-to-expire free school lunch waivers.

Sen. Ron Wyden’s (D-Ore.) plan to tax billionaires’ unrealized capital gains, meanwhile, would raise $56 billion a year on average.

That new revenue, according to Oxfam, “would more than cover paid sick leave ($10 billion), family medical leave ($20 billion) as well as affordable child care to allow more mothers and caregivers to return to work by absorbing the crushing cost of care for young families ($24 billion).”

“While the pandemic grinds on, it is shocking to realize, and accept, that three-quarters of low-wage workers do not have access to paid sick leave,” said Cummings. “It needs to be said that a vastly disproportionate share of these workers are women and people of color, making this a civil rights issue. This is not just morally unacceptable, it’s dangerous for everyone. We can fix this with a small tax on those who have billions to spare.”

The aid group noted that another $63 billion could be raised by implementing a global minimum tax on multinational corporations, a proposal that the Biden administration and the leaders of more than 130 other countries have backed.

But huge obstacles remain in the way of final approval of the tax, given that the legislatures of individual nations have to approve it.

Oxfam found that “the $63 billion a year in corporate tax revenue could allow the U.S. to invest in climate finance, including tax credits for clean energy ($11.4 billion) and cutting carbon emissions with tax credits for consumers and companies ($32 billion); and fund critical public health needs, including funding global Covid health needs ($5 billion), covering the uninsured for Covid vaccines and testing ($1.5 billion), expanding Medicare for hearing ($8.9 billion), and closing the Medicaid gap ($6 billion).”

“We reject the narrative that this country cannot afford to invest in a better world: protect the planet, feed hungry children, ensure child care costs do not wipe out a family’s earnings, guarantee that hourly workers receive paid leave for illness or the birth of a child,” Cummings said today.

“The American people have been told a lie,” Cummings continued. “They are paying their fair share to keep this country running. It’s time for our nation’s billionaires and giant corporations to contribute their fair share of taxes to support the very people who have provided the labor that has allowed them to enjoy record profits and excess wealth.”

Later on Monday, Oxfam America is planning to join activists from Americans for Tax Fairness, MoveOn, and Daily Kos in delivering petition signatures from more than 500,000 U.S. taxpayers expressing opposition to the glaring inequities of the country’s tax system.

“As everyday Americans continue to struggle during the ongoing pandemic, taxes on the rich remain shamefully low and billionaires have seen their wealth skyrocket,” Carolyn Fiddler, communications director for Daily Kos, said in a statement. “We call on Congress and President Biden to hold billionaires and the wealthy accountable.”