Divina Livrini (Sweden) and Herman Reksten (Norway) who were part of the crew on the Al Awda Freedom Flotilla to Gaza who were kidnapped by Israeli Navy on Sunday July 29th while attempting to break the Israeli blockade and bring attention, medical supplies and the gift of the Norwegian fishing boat as an act of solidarity to the fisherman of Gaza. https://jfp.freedomflotilla.org/news/sos-just-future-for-palestine ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvVNCbrQOMI

Catherine Watters - OneGreatWorkNetwork.com with JAYMEE JAY discussing SLAVE PRINCESS Pedo Rape & Jeffrey Dahmer MKUltra, Programmed to Kill by David McGowen PDF https://rumble.com/vop7qw-slave-princess-official-film.html Programmed to Kill video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mafwk_VE4Q0 SLAYER song -312 about Jeffrey Dahmer w lyrics

Please support. $1 per viewer would do it https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ZVN55T42MWV42 by Greg Palast,, [Los Angeles] When we were at Francis Polytechnic High in Sun Valley, Steve Paddock and I were required to take electrical shop class. At Poly and our junior high, we were required to take metal shop so we could work the drill presses at the GM plant. We took drafting. Drafting like in "blueprint drawing." Paddock. Palast. We sat next to each other at those drafting tables with our triangular rulers and #2 pencils so we could get jobs at Lockheed as draftsman drawing blueprints of fighter jets. Or do tool-and-dye cutting to make refrigerator handles at GM where they assembled Frigidaire refrigerators and Chevys. But we weren’t going to fly the fighter jets. Somewhere at Phillips Andover Academy, a dumbbell with an oil well for a daddy was going to go to Yale and then fly our fighter jets over Texas. We weren’t going to go to Yale. We were going to go to Vietnam. Then, when we came back, if we still had two hands, we went to GM or Lockheed. And then Steve went to Lockheed, like we were supposed to. Until Lockheed shut down plants in 1988. Steve left, took the buy-out. And after NAFTA, GM closed too. Land of Opportunity? Well, tell me: who gets those opportunities? Some of you can and some of you can’t imagine a life where you just weren’t give a fair chance. Where the smarter you are, the more painful it gets, because you have your face pressed against the window, watching THEM. THEY got the connections to Stanford. THEY get the gold mine. WE get the shaft. This is where Paddock and Palast were bred: Sun Valley, the anus of Los Angeles. Literally. It’s where the sewerage plant is. It’s in a trench below the Hollywood Hills, where the smog settles into a kind of puke yellow soup. Here’s where LA dumps its urine and the losers they only remember when they need cheap labor and cheap soldiers when the gusanos don’t supply enough from Mexico. I’ll take you to Sun Valley. It’s in my film, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy. In the movie, a kind of dream scene, the actress Shailene Woodley takes me back to my family’s old busted home in the weeds and then down San Fernando Road, near Steve's place. Take a look, America. Along the tracks that once led in to the GM plant, you see a bunch of campers that the union men bought for vacations. Now they live in them. No, Steve’s brain was too big to end up on the tracks. He lived in empty apartments in crappy buildings he bought, then in a barren tract house outside Reno. I laugh when they say he was "rich." He wanted to be THEM, to have their stuff. He got close. It’s reported that Steve was a "professional gambler." ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuA2y8e_WJg

Catherine Watters of The Family Industrial Complex podcast on OneGreatWorkNetwork.com who's been speaking out and researching Abusive relationships, the Abusive "family", the long term health effects of Child Abuse, neglect in later life as the MICRO of revelations of the ABUSIVE US Corp Gov AND the Un Accountability and Out of Control "funding" of GENOCIDE of the indigenous population of Palestine. With ISSA AMRO in HEBRON - on the West Bank and is founder of Youth Against Settlements. He is regularly threatened, harassed and detained by the Israeli military and settlers for his nonviolent activity such as making films and attempting to prevent home takeovers. He reports being held and tortured by the Israeli military over the weekend. He said: "No one should target civilians, all civilians should be protected during wars." The Israeli military assaulted UN-Recognized Human Rights Defender Amro on the closed Shuhada Street in occupied Hebron. The assault, which was caught on camera in a viral video, happened in front of New Yorker correspondent Lawrence Wright, who said the Israeli military misrepresented the incident. An Israeli soldier was filmed grabbing Amro by the throat and throwing him violently to the ground, then proceeding to kick him before another soldier intervened. Wright tweeted the video, which went viral. The Israeli army claimed that Amro provoked the incident. In response, Wright tweeted: “The IDF is misrepresenting what led to assault on peace activist Issa Amro in Hebron yesterday. The soldier initiated the encounter. Amro did not curse or interfere only asked that he call the commander. Nothing to justify the attack that followed.” Haaretz reports the soldier is to be jailed for ten days. But Amro notes Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir tweeted a statement in support of the attacker. In response, Amro stated, “Last time I filmed an Israeli soldier brutally beating up an activist, Israeli media reported that the soldier received large money donations in support of his violence.” Amro stated. “I would not be surprised if this soldier will now receive money too. This is the reality under Ben Gvir’s extremist army.” The assault is the most recent incident in the bout of attacks against Palestinians and Amro in the wake of the latest Israeli elections. Amro has faced threats, beatings and arbitrary detentions since filming an assault of an Israeli peace activist in late 2022. Amro is the director of the charity Friends of Hebron and the co-founder and former coordinator of the Palestinian community group Youth Against Settlements. While visiting the U.S. last month, Amro was featured on an IPA news release.