Useful Idiots Running Wild
The phrase 'useful idiots' refers to Westerners duped into saying good things about bad regimes.

In political jargon it was used to describe Soviet sympathizers in Western countries and the attitude of the Soviet government towards them.

A more complete definition of the term "useful idiots" is a person perceived as propagandizing for a cause without fully comprehending the cause's goals, and who is cynically being used by the cause's leaders. The term was often used during the Cold War to describe non-communists regarded as susceptible to communist propaganda and psychological manipulation. It also describes the modern day followers of Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and the so-called "Progressives" also known as the Congressional Progressive Caucus and the Democratic National Committee; most of whom are card-carrying members of the American Communist Party.

Useful idiots, in a broader sense, refers to Western journalists, travelers and intellectuals who gave their blessing -- often with evangelistic fervor -- to tyrannies and tyrants, thereby convincing politicians and public that utopias rather than concentration camps thrived.

John Sweeney looks at Stalin's Western apologists and explores how present day stories of human rights abuses across the world are still rewritten.
https://rumble.com/v4lxczw-useful-idiots-running-wild.html

There should be only be the following laws:
The United States Constitution, laws against homicide (medical malpractice should be covered under homicide), laws against theft, laws against trespassing, laws against physical assault (this includes sexual assault), laws protecting intellectual property, border laws, the UCMJ, and treason. Nothing more.

When going back to the constitution, the right to seek Liberty in the preamble covers most items. The supreme court fucked up on its ruling.

Vienna, the capital city of Austria, has a rich and complex history that spans over 2,000 years. The city's history is a blend of various cultures, empires, and historical events that have shaped it into the beautiful and vibrant city it is today. Here are some key moments in Vienna's history:

Roman Empire (1st century BC - 5th century AD): The Romans founded the city of Vienna in 15 BC and named it Vindobona. During this period, Vienna was an important center for trade and commerce, and it was also a key military base.
Middle Ages (5th century - 13th century): After the fall of the Roman Empire, Vienna was part of the Germanic kingdoms and later became a significant trading center during the Middle Ages. In the 13th century, Vienna became the residence of the Babenberg dynasty, which ruled the Duchy of Austria.
Habsburg Dynasty (13th century - 1918): In 1278, the Habsburg dynasty took over the rule of Austria, and Vienna became their main residence. This period saw the construction of many grand buildings, including the Hofburg Palace, St. Stephen's Cathedral, and the Belvedere Palace. The Habsburgs also established the University of Vienna, which became a center of learning and culture.
Baroque Period (17th century): During the Baroque period, Vienna experienced a cultural and artistic renaissance, with famous artists such as Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven living and working in the city. The city's architecture, music, and art flourished during this time, and many of its iconic landmarks, such as the Schönbrunn Palace, were built during this period.
Enlightenment and Revolution (18th-19th century): The Enlightenment brought significant changes to Vienna, with the establishment of new scientific and philosophical institutions, such as the Academy of Sciences and the University of Vienna. However, the 19th century also saw political turmoil, with the Revolutions of 1848 and 1866, which aimed to establish democratic reforms and independence from the Habsburg monarchy.
Fin de Siècle (late 19th-early 20th century): The late 19th and early 20th centuries saw a cultural and intellectual boom in Vienna, known as the "Fin de Siècle." This period was characterized by the rise of psychoanalysis, with Sigmund Freud being one of its most prominent figures. The city also became a hub for modern art, literature, and music, with artists like Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, and Arnold Schönberg contributing to the city's cultural landscape.
World War I and II (20th century): During World War I, Vienna was the capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and the city suffered significantly during the war. Following the war, Austria was reduced to a small republic, and Vienna lost its status as a imperial capital. During World War II, Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany, and Vienna was occupied by Soviet troops until 1955.
Post-War Era (mid-20th century): After World War II, Vienna began to rebuild and recover. The city hosted international organizations such as the United Nations and became a center for diplomacy and international relations. The city also continued to thrive culturally, with the establishment of new museums, opera houses, and concert halls.
Modern Vienna (late 20th century-present): Today, Vienna is a bustling metropolis with a diverse economy, rich cultural heritage, and high standard of living. It continues to be a hub for arts, science, and innovation, attracting visitors and residents from around the world.

A court in Germany has issued an injunction against the sale of certain chip models manufactured by Intel, following a legal dispute with a competitor. The injunction prohibits Intel from selling or distributing the specified chip models in Germany until the matter is resolved through litigation or settlement. This decision could impact Intel's business operations and reputation, as well as the supply chain of technology products that rely on their chips.

The case highlights the importance of intellectual property rights and the potential consequences for companies that violate them. It also underscores the need for companies to carefully consider the legal implications of their actions and ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations. In this instance, Intel will need to address the concerns raised by the court and work towards a resolution that satisfies all parties involved.

TRUMP drives these pseudo intellectuals crazy simply by speaking truth and bringing real solutions. https://theconversation.com/history-tells-us-that-ideological-purity-spirals-rarely-end-well-140888

In the latest push into DEI-land, (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) the Federal Aviation Administration announced it will now prioritize hiring "disabled" individuals, including those with severe "intellectual" and "psychological" disabilities, making our airports and skies even less safe.
https://lawenforcementtoday.com/as-our-nations-skies-become-more-dangerous-faa-announces-it-will-target-hiring-people-with-severe-intellectual-and-psychiatric-disabilities

Understanding the WHO’s Plans for You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0YfTKghURs
Tucker Carlson interview Bret Weinstein regarding the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Story at-a-glance

Many have reflected on the fact that Big Pharma has a perverse incentive to promote ill health, as its financial bottom line depends on it. But few understand just how elaborate its efforts to that end are
American podcaster and former professor of evolutionary biology Bret Weinstein describes the pharmaceutical industry as an intellectual property racket. Big Pharma patents molecules, compounds and technologies, and then looks for diseases against which their patents can be applied
Pharma is engaged in a continuous effort to portray its intellectual properties as more useful and safer than they are, and to persuade the medical establishment, journals, medical societies, hospitals and government to direct people toward drugs they wouldn’t otherwise be taking. So, when COVID-19 happened, the industry was more than prepared to take advantage of it
The introduction of the mRNA platform technology was central to the entire COVID response. The technology has a lethal flaw that would prevent it from getting to the market under normal circumstances. The COVID pandemic allowed Pharma to bypass this obstacle and deploy this incredibly lucrative technology
By way of amendments to the International Health Regulations and the pandemic treaty, the World Health Organization seeks to achieve global dominion and total control of the masses under the guise of public health

Understanding the WHO’s Plans for You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0YfTKghURs
Tucker Carlson interview Bret Weinstein regarding the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Story at-a-glance

Many have reflected on the fact that Big Pharma has a perverse incentive to promote ill health, as its financial bottom line depends on it. But few understand just how elaborate its efforts to that end are
American podcaster and former professor of evolutionary biology Bret Weinstein describes the pharmaceutical industry as an intellectual property racket. Big Pharma patents molecules, compounds and technologies, and then looks for diseases against which their patents can be applied
Pharma is engaged in a continuous effort to portray its intellectual properties as more useful and safer than they are, and to persuade the medical establishment, journals, medical societies, hospitals and government to direct people toward drugs they wouldn’t otherwise be taking. So, when COVID-19 happened, the industry was more than prepared to take advantage of it
The introduction of the mRNA platform technology was central to the entire COVID response. The technology has a lethal flaw that would prevent it from getting to the market under normal circumstances. The COVID pandemic allowed Pharma to bypass this obstacle and deploy this incredibly lucrative technology
By way of amendments to the International Health Regulations and the pandemic treaty, the World Health Organization seeks to achieve global dominion and total control of the masses under the guise of public health