$B95 To Israel And Ukraine, Less Free Speech For Americans, TiK ToK Under The Knife..

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The US House passed a bill that includ­ed more than $26 bil­lion in fund­ing for the geno­ci­dal Israeli war against the oppressed Palestinian people.
The Funding for Israel’s war is part of a much larg­er war fund­ing, 95 bil­lion dol­lars to be exact, the bal­ance of which will go toward Ukraine’s war effort against Russia.
Ninety-five bil­lion American dol­lars aimed at prop­ping up Ukraine’s flail­ing war effort against Russia because Russia object­ed to that nation becom­ing a mem­ber of NATO, which would effec­tive­ly put NATO on Russia’s border.
Worse yet, it would mean that Ukraine on Russia’s bor­der would be sub­ject­ed to America’s nuclear umbrel­la protection.
The United States would not allow Mexico to have Russian forces on its south­ern border. 
This point of view is not spec­u­la­tion; there is prece­dent to prove it. 

On October 16th, 1962, the United States and the Soviet Union came dan­ger­ous­ly close to bring­ing the world to nuclear anni­hi­la­tion because of Soviet mis­siles on the Island of Cuba. Cuba is about 90 miles from the souther­ly­most tip of Florida. It does not share a land bor­der with the United States. Ukraine shares a land bor­der with Russia.
In the end, Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet President, relent­ed and agreed to remove the mis­siles. From then on, Americans cel­e­brat­ed the his­toric win by the then-new­ly mint­ed John F. Kennedy.
Those who both­er to pay atten­tion to his­to­ry and are vest­ed in facts know that the United States also removed its own mis­siles from Turkish soil, which was the rea­son Khruschev engaged in the Cuban gam­bit in the first instance.
The his­tor­i­cal­ly cor­rect ver­sion of that event is that Nikita Khrushchev won that chess move.

We could go on about his­to­ry if the present weren’t so press­ing. There is hope­less­ness, pover­ty, home­less­ness, lack of mon­ey for the edu­ca­tion of American chil­dren, stu­dent loan debt, fail­ing busi­ness­es, depres­sion, and a host of issues that could be addressed with 95 bil­lion dol­lars. Still, Congress and Joe Biden believe it is more impor­tant to spend 95 bil­lion dol­lars to defend Ukraine and to help Israel kill unarmed Palestinians.
But you are mis­tak­en if you think this fund­ing pack­age was the only issue. Attached to the his­toric war-fund­ing give­away is leg­is­la­tion that will effec­tive­ly ban the Application of TikTok from the United States.
The real rea­son the US Government is doing this is that the Application allows Americans to see the geno­cide in Palestine paid for with their tax dol­lars. No American media house run by the Zionist inter­est thinks it nec­es­sary for Americans to see these atrocities.
The rea­son the American politi­cians give the American pub­lic for their actions is that this Application is a nation­al secu­ri­ty threat because China par­tial­ly owns it.
Almost every­thing we use in America is made in China, so maybe we should be more con­cerned about that than an app.
The Bill passed the House with heavy Democratic sup­port, and it is now up to the Senate to pass it. Biden says he will sign it.
It will effec­tive­ly mean that Republicans and Democrats have come togeth­er to take away the rights of 172 mil­lion peo­ple and 7 mil­lion busi­ness­es that ben­e­fit from the application. 


It will also strip away 54 bil­lion dol­lars of rev­enue from the American economy.
This is par­tic­u­lar­ly egre­gious as the United States Constitution clear­ly states that Congress shall make no law respect­ing an estab­lish­ment of reli­gion, or pro­hibit­ing the free exer­cise there­of, or abridg­ing the free­dom of speech or of the press, or the right of the peo­ple peace­ably to assem­ble, and to peti­tion the Government for a redress of griev­ances.
If you think that the Supreme Court will stop this for one minute, you are dead wrong.

The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will not hear Mckesson v. Doe. The deci­sion not to hear Mckesson left in place a low­er court deci­sion that effec­tive­ly elim­i­nat­ed the right to orga­nize a mass protest in the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. 
Under that low­er court deci­sion, a protest orga­niz­er faces poten­tial­ly ruinous finan­cial con­se­quences if a sin­gle attendee at a mass protest com­mits an ille­gal act. (Vox​.com)
Neither the Executive nor the Legislative branch of Government respects the Constitution. The Judicial branch that is sup­posed to ensure that Constitutional rights are guar­an­teed just hap­pens to be the worst offend­er of those rights.

So, it’s more wars and geno­cide with our dol­lars, and we dare not speak out against this because they will soon begin to throw us in prison for dar­ing to speak out.

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Mike Beckles is a for­mer Police Detective, busi­ness­man, free­lance writer, black achiev­er hon­oree, and cre­ator of the blog mike​beck​les​.com.