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1 hour ago, EnigmaticWorld said:

 

 

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You have NO [CONSTITUTIONAL] right not to get vaccinated, you have NO right not to wear a mask,[…]

 

And if your refuse to get vaccinated the STATE has the power literally take you to a doctor's office and plunge a needle into your arm

 

these lines come slightly before but here's when the guy loses control and can't help demonically grimacing while saying 'the STATE'... 

 

https://youtu.be/1YENI_oLmQg?t=1305

 

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Coronavirus breakthrough: 30 million vaccines set to be available just for UK by SEPTEMBER

THE UK could be the first country to receive the coronavirus vaccine as soon as the beginning of autumn, claims Business Secretary Alok Sharma as he announced exciting updates for the development of the vaccine.

PUBLISHED: 16:54, Sun, May 17, 2020 | UPDATED: 17:18, Sun, May 17, 2020

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1283446/coronavirus-vaccine-uk-daily-press-briefing-alok-sharma

 

 

That didn't take long.

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7 hours ago, kj35 said:

Hope your mum was ok too Yasmina . She must have been worried. That said -she's raised a "good one" with you so I'm hoping she's equally strong. X 

Hey kj, 

 

Thank you. We are both fine, just wondering where to go from now as I wish to take it further. 

 

Aw bless you! 

 

Much love ❤️

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13 hours ago, Avoiceinthecrowd said:

 

I have found that keeping meticulous notes on everything relating to the incident, telephone conversations with authorities etc was very helpful. Every bit counts. Tell the courts about the countries that did not ransack their economies and fared well. Good luck to you!

Yep, I have been. Thank you! 

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7 minutes ago, Yasmina said:

Hey kj, 

 

Thank you. We are both fine, just wondering where to go from now as I wish to take it further. 

 

Aw bless you! 

 

Much love ❤️

There was plenty of footage from the RT news network showing how peaceful everything was.  It was posted here before the hack x 

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43 minutes ago, Heavenman said:


Just seen that now kj35. What a great read. I find it difficult to disagree with anything he has written (unlike the BBC mouthpiece who had to be corrected several times for trying to put words in his mouth). The only bit I might disagree with is that politicians are not wicked men, other than that it’s bang on.

 

And probably worthy of reposting in case anyone, like me, missed it the first time. 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

unfortunately i read many articles with similar intelligence, foresight and facts before and during the iraq war 2 but they did it anyway

 

the trouble with intelligent opinion pieces is it alludes to a heirarchy of intelligence to inform the public and reinforces a muggle belief that those in offices of control are privvy to more knowledge than us mugs and so must know whats best

 

one of the incidious effects of the media. muggles recognise without media we know little of the world and so rejection of media is rejection of the world, rejection of our finances, rejection of everything

 

the muggles cannot accept bill gates bought the media and gov as a 24/7 infomercial 

 

 

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6 hours ago, Noctua said:

 

And the thing is, the Twitterati are calling everyone who protests the lockdown an anti-vaxxer or far right.  There were even news articles trending yesterday calling the Hyde Park protest an 'anti-vaxxer protest'.  They also under report the numbers.  The Evening Standard said there were only 60 people protesting.  If that was the case, there were far more police.

 

I was there yesterday, arriving a couple of hours in to the event, and there were far more than just 60 people protesting! There were hundreds of people at Speaker's Corner itself (even two hours in) - most just sitting down and listening to music or having a picnic. Some had banners, specially made t-shirts and signs. Several had megaphones and there were people with drums. We didn't see Piers Corbyn, probably being too late to witness his arrest.

 

A spontaneous march started and, again, I would say that one or two hundred people were involved. It was after the march started that the police closed in, in very large numbers marching in formation across the grass, and then started ramping up the arrests.

 

It wasn't specifically an "anti-vaxxer protest" - there were a wide variety of people of all ages and all with their own take on why they feel lockdown is wrong.

 

In other parts of Hyde Park, there were also vast numbers of people sitting out in large groups and enjoying the weather. (Anti)social distancing was completely ignored. I didn't witness any arrests, or even people being spoken to, in other areas although the police were driving around in their vans and passing on horses to make their presence known. What took place at Speaker's Corner was peaceful so there really was little difference compared to the actions of people in other areas of the park who didn't get troubled by police - the only difference being the latter were ignoring lockdown in a quiet rather than more obvious and vocal way.

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21 minutes ago, Seeker said:

Alok Sharma is another one controlled by bill gates, surprise surprise, Alok helping to fund Gates’ polio vaccine schedule 

 

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-aid-to-help-vaccinate-more-than-400-million-children-a-year-against-polio

 

Preceded by the taking down of this forum with all its research and DI's main website.

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14 hours ago, Yasmina said:

Hi guys. 

 

It was me in the article, they arrested me for literally nothing. I went to the park with my mum, and got separated somehow as there were a lot of people and police. 

 

Police singled me out, came over and said I have to leave and go home to which I responded why??? I have the right to be in there just like everyone else in the park. The officer didn't like that, said if I didn't leave I would be fined. I started to walk away and still demanding why, and that I can't leave without my mum and need to locate her first, he then said I would be fined and 10 seconds later had cuffs on my wrists. He used excessive force and purposely hurt me. I have all bruises on my arms and was unlawfully arrested. They said I was arrested for 'breaching direction' LOL. They kept me in a cell for almost 8 hours and said I would be interviewed which never happened. They then released me 'under investigation'. ? I have pics of the bruising on my wrists and arms but it won't let me upload them for some reason, gives me an error - 200. Whatever that means. 

 

Anyway, I will be taking this further and making a complaint to the police station due to the bruising they have left me with and unlawful arrest, as well as seeking legal advice in regards to defamation with my picture used on various media websites. 

 

 

 

Just being realistic here but I know its a lot harder to take legal action for things like slander / libel / defamation in the UK than it is in the US 

 

The UK press are just brutal savages who print the most outrageous bullshit and consistently get away with it

 

In the US they get pulled up more.often these days but they are still at it 

 

Its like they have a bottomless pit of money to burn and keep going

 

I mean lets be honest who even buys a newspaper anymore really and how.many people.subscribe to online MSM rags ? 

 

Its all propped up by dirty scumbags who are tied into the State 

 

Chances of taking them to court and winning a defamation case in the UK is a tough one 

 

But anyway Yasmina its been a pleasure having you here 

 

I like your fire 

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2 minutes ago, Mitochondrial Eve said:

 

I was there yesterday, arriving a couple of hours in to the event, and there were far more than just 60 people protesting! There were hundreds of people at Speaker's Corner itself (even two hours in) - most just sitting down and listening to music or having a picnic. Some had banners, specially made t-shirts and signs. Several had megaphones and there were people with drums. We didn't see Piers Corbyn, probably being too late to witness his arrest.

 

A spontaneous march started and, again, I would say that one or two hundred people were involved. It was after the march started that the police closed in, in very large numbers marching in formation across the grass, and then started ramping up the arrests.

 

It wasn't specifically an "anti-vaxxer protest" - there were a wide variety of people of all ages and all with their own take on why they feel lockdown is wrong.

 

In other parts of Hyde Park, there were also vast numbers of people sitting out in large groups and enjoying the weather. (Anti)social distancing was completely ignored. I didn't witness any arrests, or even people being spoken to, in other areas although the police were driving around in their vans and passing on horses to make their presence known. What took place at Speaker's Corner was peaceful so there really was little difference compared to the actions of people in other areas of the park who didn't get troubled by police - the only difference being the latter were ignoring lockdown in a quiet rather than more obvious and vocal way.

 

Thanks for the info Eve you paint a much more realistic picture of the mood at Hyde Park 

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35 minutes ago, kj35 said:

There was plenty of footage from the RT news network showing how peaceful everything was.  It was posted here before the hack x 

Yep, it was a very peaceful event until the po po got involved. 

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alan dershowitz said he couldnt have had sex with Virginia Guffrey during his time spent with her because he all ways kept his pants on for a massage 

 

He fucking admitted to getting a " massage " by one of Epsteins rabbit in the headlights 

 

But he kept his.pants on

 

Those are his own fucking words the dirty old.bastard 

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7 minutes ago, MrA said:

 

Just being realistic here but I know its a lot harder to take legal action for things like slander / libel / defamation in the UK than it is in the US 

 

The UK press are just brutal savages who print the most outrageous bullshit and consistently get away with it

 

In the US they get pulled up more.often these days but they are still at it 

 

Its like they have a bottomless pit of money to burn and keep going

 

I mean lets be honest who even buys a newspaper anymore really and how.many people.subscribe to online MSM rags ? 

 

Its all propped up by dirty scumbags who are tied into the State 

 

Chances of taking them to court and winning a defamation case in the UK is a tough one 

 

But anyway Yasmina its been a pleasure having you here 

 

I like your fire. 

Well I have nothing to lose by trying so try I will! 

 

I work in a field which requires dbs checks etc and relies heavily on reputation so having these pictures which are now all over the Daily Fail and Sun could directly impact me so I will be seeking legal advice on this, even if it does come to nothing, at least I tried. 

 

Disagree, I have had over 20 people contact me since yday about seeing my picture on the Daily Fail, old employers, friends and family so tbh a lot of people do still see the articles they post. 

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4 hours ago, rideforever said:

Is the UK the most retarded country on the planet ?

 

Seems to be! The protest in Glasgow attracted about a dozen people apparently and went off like a damp squib (firework.)

 

Although around seventy people in Telford gathered in a park for a "rave" - flouting lockdown rules and telling police they were "sick of self-isolation".

 

Police bleated: "We have worked so hard (doing what?) and sacrificed so much and this group decide it doesn't apply,"

 

"I'm shocked that people would care so little," they added. (I'm more shocked by the loss of my rights.)

 

Police dispersed the group from the Donnington park at about 20:15 BST.

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1 minute ago, Yasmina said:

Well I have nothing to lose by trying so try I will! 

 

I work in a field which requires dbs checks etc and relies heavily on reputation so having these pictures which are now all over the Daily Fail and Sun could directly impact me so I will be seeking legal advice on this, even if it does come to nothing, at least I tried. 

 

Disagree, I have had over 20 people contact me since yday about seeing my picture on the Daily Fail, old employers, friends and family so tbh a lot of people do still see the articles they post. 

 

Holy smokes I guess we even get to see the MSM here so yeh you are right people still see it everyday

 

I sincerely hope you have a damn good run at them.Yasmina 

 

 

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