Who Is Inciting Whom ???

Take a look at this definition:

Incitement is the action of provoking unlawful behavior or urging someone to behave unlawfully.

And then read this report:

http://dissidentvoice.org/2016/04/in-israel-an-ugly-tide-sweeps-over-palestinians/

Now try to decide who is inciting whom.

Hint - If you make the behavior "lawful", then it's not incitement.

Wait a minute ... isn't that what the Nazis did?

Vaxxed By Gardasil

Here's the testimony of another victim of vaccine injury:

I thought an ounce of prevention was worth a pound of cure. Little did I realize how my simple decision to add Gardasil to my cancer prevention strategy would result in so many new health conditions.

You can read the rest @
http://www.eraofwisdom.org/hpv-vaccines-journey-gardasil-injuries/

Forewarned is forearmed.

Ownership = Coercion + Violence

Here's a nifty little essay about the concept of ownership:

There are a large handful of things that make humans uniquely different from animals. In many other areas - language, abstract reasoning, music-making, conceptions of self and fairness, large-scale cooperation, etc. - humans and animals vary (hugely) in degree and kind. But they still share those phenotypic behavioral traits.

I’d like to explore one of those unique differences: ownership of property. Animals don’t own property. Ever. They can and do possess and control goods and territories (possession and control are importantly distinct), but they never “own” things. Ownership is a uniquely human construct.

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It’s not hard to see the crucial fact ... property rights are ultimately based, purely, on coercion and violence. If the controlling tribe can’t enforce its claim through violence, their “ownership” is meaningless. And those claimed rights are not just inclusionary (the one tribe can use the water). Property rights are primarily or even purely exclusionary. Owners can prevent others from doing anything with the owners’ property. Get off my lawn!

When push comes to shove (literally), when brass tacks meet the rubber on the road (sorry, couldn’t resist), ownership and property rights are based purely on violence and the threat of violence.

You can read the rest @
http://evonomics.com/ownership-evolution-property/

That strongly implies that the 80 people who own one half of the world's wealth are the chief source of coercion and violence in our lives. You can find their names and read about them here:

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/meet-the-80-people-who-are-as-rich-as-half-the-world/

Among other things, "trade deals" (i.e., undeclared treaties) like TPP, TTIP, and TISA will be used to enforce property rights, especially "intellectual property" rights. And since the vast majority of humanity owns no such property, these treaties will subject We The People to previously unknown levels of coercion and violence.

So why in hell would "our" Congress even consider voting for them?

The Rich Live Longer

Whaddya know? If you are rich, you live longer:

Rich people live longer than poor people. No big news there - we’ve known that health tracks wealth for quite some time now.

But here’s what we haven’t known: The life-expectancy gap between rich and poor in the United States is actually accelerating.

Since 2001, American men among the nation’s most affluent 5 percent have seen their lifespans increase by more than two years. American women in that bracket have registered an almost three-year extension to their life expectancy.

You can read the rest @
http://www.mintpressnews.com/215868-2/215868/

You can expect this trend to continue. Only the rich get excellent health care and nutrition. And only they can afford the growing technologies which seek to combine humans with AI in the hope of achieving "immortality".

Some even are claiming death can be "reversed". You can read about it here:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sam-parnia-md-phd/resuscitation-science_b_2767935.html

Do you really think anyone will bother to do this for the poor? If anything, the powers that be would like the poor to just go away and disappear.

A Night Of Terror In Mexico

The New York Times has published an account of how the 43 missing students were ambushed and kidnapped by police and security forces in Mexico. You can read it here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/25/world/americas/missing-mexican-students-suffered-a-night-of-terror-investigators-say.html

It sounds not unlike what US forces might do under similar circumstances. I wonder how many of those involved were trained at the US Army School of the Americas (a.k.a. the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation)?

The Sordid Family History Of Rafael Edward "Ted" Cruz

This is the most comprehensive analysis of Senator Cruz's family tree that I have yet seen. Its conclusion is the following:

Ted Cruz’s Natural Born Citizen status is in question. For that matter his citizenship status is in question. Cruz is an agent for a foreign power and foreign invader. Rafael Edward “Ted” Cruz is not a United States citizen.

You can read the rest AND view all of the pertinent and compelling documentation @
https://vidrebel.wordpress.com/2016/04/22/citizen-journalist-takes-on-ted-cruz/

Twice in a row now we've had presidential candidates whose citizenship status should have been officially questioned and resolved but was not.

Taking everything into account, it is quite likely that Obama ad-Dajjal and Ted Cruz both are CIA creations and globalist stooges ... true "Manchurian candidates" (or Kenyan and Cuban candidates, respectively, if you prefer).

Our Bullshit Recovery

Has the US economy "recovered"? I don't think it has. Neither does this author:

There are three main reasons the vaunted economic recovery still feels false to so many. The first is the labor participation rate, which plunged at the start of the Great Recession and discounts the millions of Americans who have been out of work for six months or more. The second is “the 1099 economy,” a term The New Republic’s David Dayen coined to refer to the soaring number of temps, contractors, freelancers, and other often involuntarily self-employed workers. The third is a surge in low-wage service jobs, coupled with a corresponding decrease in middle-class jobs.

Employment statistics in particular have a habit of eclipsing the real story. As any worker will tell you, it is not the number of jobs that matters most, but what kind of jobs are available, what they pay, and how that pay measures against the cost of living. The 5% unemployment rate, other words, is hiding the devastating story of underemployment, wage loss, and precariousness that defines life for millions of Americans.

You can read the rest @

http://qz.com/666311/why-americas-impressive-5-unemployment-rate-still-feels-like-a-lie/

We have definitely had a perestroika (restructuring), but a "recovery" is nowhere in sight.

And what did We The People get in return for this ersatz "recovery". NOTHING except the promise of even more hardship in our future.