90 Miles From Tyranny

Tuesday, July 7, 2020

MULTICULTURAL GERMANY: ‘ASYLUM SEEKER’ BEATS WOMAN ON A BERLIN TRAIN, NOBODY HELPS! (WATCH)

On June 29, 2020, a 25-year-old female German passenger, Marie H. was verbally and physically attacked by a violent “asylum seeker” as she and her dog rode aboard a suburban train in Berlin. Fellow train passengers stood idly by and watched. Instead of coming to the woman’s aid, one passenger took the opportunity to film part of the attack, which went viral. German police called for more “civil courage” from the public.

Marie was on her way home on Monday afternoon at around 3 p.m. She was with her dog “Marni” aboard a relatively empty train on the way to the district of Höhenschönhausen. The 25-year-old woman witnessed a young man with a backpack being attacked by another violent migrant passenger. Marie wanted to help the man with the backpack “because the attacker was very aggressive and wanted to hit him” and he seemed to be “mentally restricted.” Unfortunately, when Marie intervened to help, she became a victim herself. The “dark-skinned man with a red T-shirt, baseball cap and shoulder bag, attacked her. He hit her violently, kicked her stomach, and in her head.”

Cries for help are ignored by witnesses

The kneeling young woman kept calling for help, while the people in the compartment stood around indecisively. Only one young man, with a wild curly hair and light brown trousers tries, hesitantly tried to verbally appease the aggressor in vain, who was enraged.

When Marie tried to stand up again, the migrant stomped back over to her and shouts: “I’m fucking your mama!” The girl fearfully held her hand in front of her face in anticipation of being beaten.
“Can you help me, please?”, she implored to the curly-haired man. When Marie tried to create distance between herself and the migrant, he shouted at her several times: “Come to me! Come on, come to me!” and “You’re nobody!” “You’re nobody!”

Man sneaks away, without helping

While this is happening, in the foreground of the video, we can see how one of the passengers, a burly looking young man with a backpack, white shorts, quietly and inconspicuously moves from standing at the far right end of the compartment to the nearest exit without making any effort to help Marie.

A few seconds later the S-Bahn stops at Gehrenstraße station. The man with the backpack leaves the compartment without further ado about what was going on just a few meters away from him. Near the exit where the young woman is standing, the sliding door of the train also opens. The migrant uses this opportunity to push Marie out into the open with full force. The young woman is desperate because her dog is still on the train. Despite the presence of the violent migrant, she tries to get back into the compartment to her dog. This leads to further scuffles. Marie pleads more and more desperately:

“Can you help me, please, can you help me… please, can you help me… please! I’m getting beat up...

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An Industry of Untruth

The brand of all cultural revolutions is untruth about the past and present in order to control the future. Why we have this happening to our country is the only mystery left.

By Victor Davis Hanson

The current revolution is based on a series of lies, misrepresentations, and distortions, whose weight will soon sink it.
Viral confusion

Unfortunately few in authority have been more wrong, and yet more self-righteously wrong, than the esteemed Dr. Anthony Fauci. Given his long service as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and his stature during the AIDS crisis, he has rightly been held up by the media as the gold standard of coronavirus information. The media has constructed Fauci as a constant corrective of Trump’s supposed “lies” about the utility of travel bans, analogies with a bad flu year, and logical endorsement of hydroxychloroquine as a “what do you have to lose” possible therapy.

But the omnipresent Fauci himself unfortunately has now lost credibility. The reason is that he has offered authoritative advice about facts, which either were not known or could not have been known at the time of his declarations.

Since January, Fauci has variously advised the nation both that the coronavirus probably was unlikely to cause a major health crisis in the United States and later that it might yet kill 240,000 Americans. In January, he praised China for its transparent handling of the coronavirus epidemic, not much later he conceded that perhaps they’d done a poor job of that. He has cautioned that the virus both poses low risks and, later, high risks, for Americans. Wearing masks, Fauci warned, was both of little utility and yet, later, essential. Hydroxychloroquine, he huffed, had little utility; when studies showed that it did, he still has kept mostly silent.

At various times, he emphasized that social distancing and avoiding optional activities were mandatory, but earlier that blind dating and going on cruise ships were permissible. Fauci weighed in on the inadvisability of restarting businesses prematurely, but he has displayed less certainty about the millions of demonstrators and rioters in the streets for a month violating quarantines. The point is not that he is human like all of us, but that in each of these cases he asserted such contradictions with near-divine certainty—and further confused the public in extremis.

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By such rubrics, the United States, so far, has fared better than most of the major European countries—France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, Sweden, and Belgium—in terms of deaths per million. Germany is the one major exception. But if blame is to be allotted to public officials for the United States having a higher fatality rate than Germany, then the cause is most likely governors of high-death, Eastern Seaboard states—New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Connecticut in particular. They either sent the infected into rest homes, or did not early on ensure that their mass transit systems were sanitized daily as well as practicing social distancing.

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"The Walt Disney Company today announced an overall first-look deal with Colin Kaepernick’s production arm Ra Vision Media," according to a press release. "The partnership will focus on telling scripted and unscripted stories that explore race, social injustice and the quest for equity, and will provide a new platform to showcase the work of Black and Brown directors and producers," the release said.

"The first-look deal will extend across all Walt Disney Platforms including Walt Disney Television, ESPN, Hulu, Pixar, and The Undefeated. Kaepernick will work closely with The Undefeated, which is expanding its portfolio across Disney, to develop stories from the perspective of Black and Brown communities," the release said.

The first piece of content related to the deal will be a docuseries about Kaepernick.

"Using extensive new interviews and a vast never-before-seen archive that documents his last five years, Kaepernick will tell his story from his perspective," the press release said.

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