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Mass Arrests Follow Violent Far-Right Demonstrations Across the UK
Harsh Jones replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Some of these incidents are staged by the agencies for their sordid divide and conquer ideas. They don't even hide it and get awfully sloppy with their execution. The website : https://crisiscast.com/ -
Mass Arrests Follow Violent Far-Right Demonstrations Across the UK
Harsh Jones replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I have been reading things like this since 2003. The reality is, the empire decides these things. The retail level political parties have no power to change it. The empire decided that hoards of illegal and legal migrants will enter Europe and there's nothing anyone can do to change it. Left wing flakes make excuses for migrants and this policy. But they aren't demanding it. If all migration into Europe stopped, lefties would not be demanding that migration start. Nobody wants it. But it still happens. -
Mass Arrests Follow Violent Far-Right Demonstrations Across the UK
Harsh Jones replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Look at this. He's accusing someone of gaslighting. And he wants to find the source of the meme just so he can "sources bro" him. Anyway you are being played. Like everyone is. This attack and the recent ones were instigated and staged by the dark agencies for their sordid aims. -
Mass Arrests Follow Violent Far-Right Demonstrations Across the UK
Harsh Jones replied to Social Media's topic in World News
This is just another divide and conquer false flag by the dark agencies. Crisis actors. Some of these attacks don't even happen. They are fabricated. And all the left wing hand wringers in this thread are falling for it. And the right wingers are usually just mildly perplexed. The left seems to get more milage out of these false flags than the right does. Tell me this is always a coincidence.... Its not. I remember people pointing these things out to me years ago and I thought it was just madness and could never be true. But lets just say eventually they won the argument. BBC removes Children in Need video that starred Southport stabbing suspect https://inews.co.uk/news/bbc-removes-children-in-need-video-starred-southport-stabbing-suspect-3207366 Orlando shooter Omar Mateen appeared in award-winning documentary about BP oil spill https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3643504/Orlando-shooter-Omar-Mateen-appeared-award-winning-documentary-BP-oil-spill-years-committed-massacre.html Thomas Matthew Crooks appeared in a 2022 BlackRock ad https://www.cbsnews.com/news/thomas-matthew-crooks-blackrock-ad-pulled/ -
Pattaya cops stop brawl between Kuwaiti tourists & Thai bikers
Harsh Jones replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
I hope the young Thai fellers break the necks of this scum- 87 replies
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Mass Arrests Follow Violent Far-Right Demonstrations Across the UK
Harsh Jones replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I believe this is all orchestrated violence initiated by the agencies. As OffG explains so well. There are a lot of unanswered questions, and the current level of “mourning” by government institutions and groups in no way directly affected by the tragedy always has a taint of the performative that shouldn’t be too quickly conflated with insincerity or worse. And, of course, all of this is coming hot on the heels of the Manchester Airport incident, where police officers and Muslim youths allegedly clashed violently in as yet obscure circumstances. Plus the violence in Whitechapel and Leeds a couple of weeks ago. Then, as now, both sides were provided with adequate rage-bait to get them worked up. Whatever the truth of this latest incident, and whatever long term aims it might be used to further, this “strategy of tension” has an immediate political agenda already becoming clear – and it’s as predictable as ever. The Hill headlines “Misinformation floods social media in wake of breakneck news cycle”, Sky News went with “Southport attack misinformation fuels far-right discourse on social media” ABC News reports: “Online misinformation fueled tensions over the stabbing attack in Britain that killed 3 children” The Byline Times collectively scolds society’s negligence: “‘We All Need To Consider Our Role in the Wild West of Social Media Hypercriminality’” The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (an NGO funded by the usual suspects) has timelined it all for our convenience: From rumours to riots: How online misinformation fuelled violence in the aftermath of the Southport attack The BBC asks “Did social media fan the flames of riot in Southport?” and Telepgraph answers very much in the affirmative, cutting right to the heart of the matter [emphasis added]: Unregulated social media disinformation is wrecking Britain – Free speech must come with accountability The Times skips past establishing the problem right to apportioning blame: “Who is behind Southport social media storm — and can they be stopped?” The Guardian has decided the answer is TikTok (and AI): “How TikTok bots and AI have powered a resurgence in UK far-right violence” The New York Times demands to know what social media companies are going to do about it: The U.K. Riots Were Fomented Online. Will Social Media Companies Act? One particularly drunk uncle decided the whole thing is Putin’s fault, for some reason, but most of the fire is directed at Twitter/X. Writing in Prospect, former-Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger claims “Elon Musk’s misinformation machine made the horrors of Southport much worse”, while Forbes wails “Elon Musk Isn’t Stopping Misinformation, He’s Helped Spread It”. When it comes to this secondary goal the media are yet to reach the “call for action” phase. They are still locked into “fearmongering”, with widespread warnings about nineteen future “far-right” marches and calls to proscribe Tommy Robinson’s EDL as a “terrorist organization” Which, again, has the useful secondary effect of making this gentleman look more like a genuine force for opposition. Funnily enough, UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper was already discussing giving police “new powers to crackdown on antisocial behaviour” just a day before the Southport attack occurred. But it fell to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to formally lay it out in his address yesterday afternoon [transcript]. Pledging to counter the “far-right” with a new police division, and increased use of surveillance and facial recognition technology to “limit their movements”: Wider deployment of facial recognition technology…And preventive action – criminal behaviour orders…To restrict their movements… And firing a warning shot across the bows of social media: And let me also say to large social media companies and those who run them…Violent disorder clearly whipped up online…That is also a crime. It’s happening on your premises. And the law must be upheld everywhere. https://off-guardian.org/2024/08/02/uk-riots-the-agenda-becomes-clear/ -
Tourists warned after box jellyfish stings near Bamboo Island
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
Freaky blobs of sh**. I seen a jelly of some kind near me in the Phills. I just washed it onto shore and buried the thing -
Dutch teenager falls to death from cliff at viewpoint in Krabi
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
I doubt it. He probably wanted a better look off the cliff. i've seen ppl do this all the time. My own family members. I stay back from cliffs. A lot of ppl don't. It only takes one little slip and you're completely f'd. -
Man in Pathum Thani Kills Neighbor Over Dog Barking Dispute
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Central Thailand News
Or just a steak marinated in antifreeze. This certainly could have been handled differently. Never start feuds with ppl you don't know very well. -
Thai Man Admits to Murdering Friend Due to Love Rivalry
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Central Thailand News
A couple of simpering beta cucks -
Teen dies in Udon Thani train-motorcycle collision
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Isaan News
She was either racing the train or her mind just filled in something that wasn't in reality. This does happen. Our brains can just fill in a detail if we are so to expect an outcome. Maybe for most of her life, she crossed that spot when it wasn't train time. -
Teen dies in Udon Thani train-motorcycle collision
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Isaan News
Using these shortcuts probably worked millions of times without incident. We only hear about it when it doesn't work. Because someone was too careless or just had a mental lapse. What I am saying is, I do take shortcuts and things like this. But I am fully aware of the dangers every single time -
Chinese Visitor Drowns After Late-Night Swim at Karon Beach
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
And here we have the typical Thailand doomer post -
Chinese Visitor Drowns After Late-Night Swim at Karon Beach
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
That is the problem. But I do recall seeing signs around there that do say death on them. But maybe that was somewhere else -
Two tourists die in Phuket beach drowning incidents
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
And here we have the Thai blaming right on que. As if the lifeguards have full view of the whole beach and are required to babysit everyone -
Vaping troubles: British tourists warned of costly holiday mistake
Harsh Jones replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Vape is 100% legal and available in the Philipines -
Man found dead after argument with wife in Phuket rental home
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
With your so called western education , you should have known the bare basics of what Buddhism is. Buddhism is a non-theistic tradition, meaning that it does not involve a belief in God. -
Thai police dismantle Chinese call centre scam in Chiang Mai
Harsh Jones replied to snoop1130's topic in Chiang Mai News
Funny when ppl claim that CM doesn't have the same kind of crime as Pattaya. Because it does