#del bigtree

MIGRANTS + RELIGIONS + BIG BUSINE$$ = CRISE FRONTALIÈRE (ET AVANT-HIER)

"En plus de l'ONU qui offre des trousses sanitaires et MSF avec ses cliniques (carte ci-haut), d'importants groupes caritatifs religieux sont derrière cette vague (ce tsunami) de migrants illégaux : Catholic Charities/US Conference of Catholic Bishops + Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Services + Church World Services + World Relief + HIAS Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society + Episcopal Migration Ministries qui affichent des revenus annuels de plus de US$2 milliards (non imposables, bien sûr). "Ces migrants proviennent d'Amérique du Sud mais aussi du Moyen-Orient (Istanbul et vols vers la Colombie), Chine avec leurs réseaux de passeurs professionnels, Venezuela (Iraniens parfaitement hispanophones) et autres contrées surexploitées par des criminels et autres extrémistes de la droite subversive. "Ces masses surtout masculines (où sont les femmes et les enfants ?) passent aussi par le Canada "la plus vaste frontière au monde."

Michael Yon, le plus expérimenté des correspondants de guerre états-uniens; ex Green Beret durant son entrevue avec Del Bigtree, l'animateur de The Highwire le 1er février 2024 - Borderline Episode 357 "Les organismes de bienfaisance catholiques sont partout au-delà de la frontière au Texas. Certains embauchant des voyous fascistes en uniforme, à la fois de la sécurité privée et des flics corrompus, pour protéger leur opération de traite des êtres humains dans la vallée du Rio Grande.  "HIAS est PARTOUT au Panama, construisant des camps pour envahisseurs avec le soutien de Mayorkas (patron de Homeland Security), ancien membre du conseil d'administration avec Sergey Brin (fondateur de Google), qui sont derrière ce projet avec leur massif pouvoir politique et médiatique. "Rappelez-vous, la lutte contre les tenants du HIAS soutient en fait les Juifs orthodoxes. Le « H » de Hebrew dans HIAS est aléatoire car il ne représente que les sionistes et non pas les Juifs. La lutte contre les « Catholic » Charities soutient les catholiques traditionnels. Et ce sans compter sur l'entreprise privée (ci-bas, les "partenaires corporatifs du HIAS).

"Le marxisme adore les techniques de viol de l'esprit conçues pour vous embrouiller.

Violent rhetoric has always been part of the antivaccine movement.Leaders of the antivax movement like @delbigtree use apocalyptic and violent rhetoric, and then deny that they've done so. Unfortunately, it seems to be getting worse, and I fear violence.

I’ve written about the violent rhetoric of the antivaccine movement a number of times, up to and including concerns about attacks on journalists reporting on the movement from a science-based perspective. Of course, when antivaxers liken vaccine mandates to the Holocaust, rape, human trafficking, and all manner of other atrocities and crimes, it’s not surprising that what I’ve been warning about…

Dan Friedman and David Corn at Mother Jones:

When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. set out in late 2021 to hawk a conspiracy theory-drenched book attacking Anthony Fauci for his work to limit the spread of infectious diseases, he ran into a problem. Mainstream TV networks weren’t interested, due to Kennedy’s penchant for spreading falsehoods about childhood vaccinations, Covid, and other topics. “Nobody would put him on at that time,” a person who has worked with Kennedy said. “He wasn’t newsworthy, and this was not a subject anyone would talk about.” Thwarted, Kennedy went where his conspiracy theorizing was welcome. The longtime Democrat appeared on far-right Newsmax and One America News Network. He was also welcomed on the even more extreme Infowars, which was run by veteran conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who has peddled outrageous lies, including the notion that the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting that left 20 elementary school students and six educators dead was a hoax.

In a December 2, 2021, interview—conducted by Infowars host Kristi Leigh—Kennedy, in a rambling statement, seemed to liken mask mandates to policies imposed by “Hitler when he went into Romania and Czechoslovakia and Poland.” Kennedy also claimed he was working with unnamed prosecutors to ensure Fauci and others could be “brought to justice” for unspecified crimes. He complained that the New York Times bestseller list was falsely crediting actor Will Smith’s memoir with outselling his book. “That’s another indicia of censorship,” Kennedy said.

Kennedy did not appear again on the program, but this interview was part of an ongoing relationship between Jones and Kennedy. Jones has been heaping praise on Kennedy ever since, and Infowars has extensively promoted Kennedy’s book. Del Bigtree, a prominent anti-vax activist who served as a spokesman for Kennedy’s 2024 presidential campaign and who continues to advise him, has also appeared on Infowars, including a late-October appearance in which Jones interviewed him. Kennedy’s far-right book tour preceded the famous scion’s well-known journey from Democrat to independent to McDonald’s-clutching MAGA loyalist. Along the way, Kennedy cozied up to prominent Trumpists, including Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson. In July 2021, Kennedy spoke at an event held by the Christian nationalist Reawaken America, and afterwards posed with MAGA stalwarts Michael Flynn and Roger Stone. Mother Jones obtained a picture of the meeting.

These ties may feel like old news, especially after a long parade of weird and troubling revelations about Kennedy—his brainworm, his fondness for messing with animal corpses, his supposed sexting stamina, his suggestion that vaccine foes have it worse than Anne Frank, even an allegation of sexual assault. And Kennedy’s endorsement of Donald Trump, who he once had blasted as a “terrible president,” certainly overshadowed his previous dabbling with MAGA extremists. But Trump’s nomination of Kennedy as Health and Human Services Secretary means his associations face new scrutiny. Two separate Senate panels—the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and the Finance Committee—are planing to hold hearings on his potential appointment. Only the Finance Committee will vote on the nomination; if successful in that committee, Kennedy would then face a vote in the full Senate. Kennedy’s willingness to affiliate with fringe figures, in particular Jones, is among among the issues Democrats plan to scrutinize, according to Senate aides. GOP senators, on the other hand, are more likely to take issue with Kennedy’s past support for abortion rights.

This interview gets into -- Child trafficking ties to Epstein, Government, and more.

To see the whole interview. 👇