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SHAME ON YOU! I used to respect Time as a good source for news. Not today, Time is in lock step with the Left and FAKE NEWS You clip and edit to satisfy the Leftist Agenda of The Dems. SHAME ON YOU. Watch incitement movie online. Incitement movie watch online. ?????????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????. Why do these jews think robbing and stealing is a Sudanese problem then? If that's the case, this racism demonstrated here is a jewish problem. I see jews calling for the deportation and deaths of Sudanese, don't tell me Israel. Israel is a harmless land, it's the poeple doing these things.
Down with the patriarchy. Reap what you sow. 2 idiot's who work for the party not americans. This comment section is why i love the internet. Rabin and peres were cia assets this is why shabak ordered its agent the hero peace be unto him yigal amir to get rid of the traitors.
Incitement free online slot. This film is a re-creation of the life of Yigal Amir, the assassin of Yitzhak Rabin, from the time of the announcement of the 1st Oslo peace accord, to the actual deed. While Yigal was already a nationalist (he starts by being arrested at an anti-Oslo rally) various forces encouraged or abetted him towards assassination.

There is his mother, encouraging him to greatness, as per his name. There are rabbis who proclaim that Jewish law should supercede secular law, and also that Rabin is a "Persuer" and an "Informer" permitting him to be killed. There is a Likud / Bibi rally, where calls to kill Rabin go unchecked. There are girlfriends / potential brides, who just distance themselves from him but not report his thoughts to authorities. About the only person who comes off well is his father, who said that, if Rabin should be struck down, it should be by the hand of God and not of man. I was at the world premiere (see: trivia) where the director said the film project was started 5 years ago, and it is just coincidental that it is coming out as populists hold hate-filled rallies.

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First published in 2013 by Andromeda Publishing Dublin, Ireland All rights © 2013 David Graham Paperback eBook ? mobi format eBook ? ePub format CreateSpace paperback ISBN: 978 1 909483 42 2 ISBN: 978 1 909483 43 9 ISBN: 978 1 909483 44 6 ISBN: 978 1 909483 45 3 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or utilised in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, filming, recording, video recording, photography, or by any information storage and retrieval system, nor shall by way of trade or otherwise be lent, resold or otherwise circulated in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published without prior permission in writing from the publisher. The right of the author of his work has been asserted by him in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. All characters and events featured in this publication, other than those clearly in the public domain, are entirely fictitious and any resemblance to any person living or dead, organisation or event, is purely coincidental. Produced by Kazoo Independent Publishing Services Ltd. 222 Beech Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin Kazoo Independent Publishing Services is not the publisher of this work. All rights and responsibilities pertaining to this work remain with Andromeda Publishing. Kazoo offers independent authors a full range of publishing services. For further details visit Cover design by Andrew Brown Printed in the United Kingdom contents Prologue Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Chapter Eleven Chapter Twelve Chapter Thirteen Chapter Fourteen Author Biography Acknowledgements prologue Eighty. That was how many paces it took to patrol each side of the building. Two years of sentry duty meant he had walked the circuit thousands of times. There was a lot of time to think while working and, given his nature, that usually meant worrying about one thing or another. But even when his mind was otherwise occupied, he still subconsciously counted off the steps. He went over his checklist of current troubles. Maria had been unwell lately but she refused to visit the doctor, saying it was a waste of money. His eldest boy had been staying out later and later and he suspected his son was falling into bad company. More mundanely, as was usually the case, he was struggling financially. The younger children badly needed some new clothes and, once again, there was a problem with the starter motor on his truck. Seventy-eight, seventy-nine, eighty. Turn the corner. Roberto appreciated what he had. From his early days, scrabbling to make a living in the nearby Mexican border town of Conchillo, to the last couple of years working for El Cártel de Zaragosa, there had been many reminders of how hard life could be. Some of the things he had seen were better forgotten. Sentry duty might be tedious but it provided for him and his family. His wife did not like him working for the cartel. She had reluctantly agreed only after he had pledged to limit his participation to guarding the compound outside town. The truth, however, was that all of them had to sometimes participate in the punishment of those who crossed the cartel. He hated the deception but who could afford to pass up the chance of a steady wage? Fifteen, sixteen, seventeen. Patrol was the worst part of the nightshift. At least if you were inside, you had company and even the chance to catch up on some sleep. Outside, you spent most of the time alone, pacing your circuit. He didn’t enjoy the violence; he never strutted around as some of the younger men did, infused with the sense of power that came with their brutality. Where he did find common ground with them was on the pointlessness of this monotonous work. Two pairs of men were assigned to each four-hour shift. One patrolled the perimeter fence while the other took care of the building. The extent of the security didn’t take into account the absence of any threat to the cartel; the dual strategy of intimidation and corruption had worked. Night after night, all this wasted effort. Twenty-eight, twenty-nine, thirty. Of course, the amount of effort expended could be disputed. While Roberto’s cautious outlook never allowed him to shirk work, others were less conscientious. Saul was on duty with him tonight. The traits that made him such a good drinking partner were not suited to the repetitive task at hand. He always tried to get by with the minimal amount of effort and, had it not been for an influential relative within the cartel, he wouldn’t have lasted long. Saul felt his mission was to get drunk and to get laid as often as possible. Life’s too short for worry, he said. Despite their basic differences, Roberto enjoyed his carefree co-worker’s company. Fifty-four, fifty-five, fifty-six. Maybe he could get Goyo to come over tomorrow morning. His neighbour had worked as a mechanic briefly and might be able to resurrect the vehicle. As for Juan, he would sit down with the boy, talk to him as an equal and convince him that these friends were not the kind he should have. Maria, though, would be more difficult; her stubbornness was renowned but he would win her over. Seventy-five, seventy-six, seventy-seven. Roberto was almost at the corner when a patch of darkness detached from its surroundings and moved languidly towards him. “So how many beers did you have tonight? ” he asked, laughing. It happened slowly, like a dream where you are unable to wake up. He felt his head being pulled forward and could not muster the strength to resist. What was Saul doing? This kind of horseplay wasn’t funny, the grip at the back of his neck hurt. A dull impact hit him just above the chest and he felt himself being dragged down as if by a heavy current. His legs buckled, and the figure followed him to the ground. He felt the hot breath on his face and caught the smell of mint. The strong grip slowed his descent, breaking his fall, for which he felt strangely grateful. He tried to speak but there was no sound except a soft rasping. That wasn’t him, was it? The hand on his neck tightened, then he heard something being torn. Larsen had watched the compound for three days. The men were eager to get on with it but he wouldn’t be rushed. When they had arrived they already had a detailed plan of attack based on meticulously researched intelligence. They had drilled repeatedly at another location, preparing for the mission and gelling as a team. Despite this, he had insisted on waiting until he was totally satisfied that all of their objectives could be met. His involvement with this mission had started months earlier and he wasn’t about to waste all that time because of some small oversight. Years of experience had taught him the value of patience. Just before dusk on the fourth day, he saw the final component slot into place. Lowering his binoculars, he closed his eyes briefly and reminded himself of what he had learned about the green, yellow and red. He signalled the men over and gave the order to go. Two of the men moved down the hill, approaching the compound on opposite sides as closely as cover allowed. The last team member remained with Larsen, who was watching the sentries, waiting for them to hit their mark before giving the signal to fire. The snipers were equipped with M24 SWS Remingtons, which had mounted on them Litton Aquila X6 night-vision devices. The sentries, just inside the perimeter fence, were less than a hundred metres away, comfortably w ithin the snipers’ range. The subsonic ammunition ensured neither of the sentries closer to the building were alerted. Once he had confirmed the kills, Larsen and the other man each moved to join the snipers and both pairs of men advanced towards the fence. Notwithstanding the limited range of the video surveillance cameras mounted on the building, there were other dangers. Occasionally, the guards assigned to building patrol would break with procedure and head out to the fence to talk with their co-workers. This random sloppiness unwittingly increased the difficulty of the attack. Powerful bolt cutters made short work of the fence and within seconds they had covered the open ground to the building. Larsen’s companion watched as he dispatched the more dutiful guard on their side of the building while the other pair took care of his counterpart. The remoteness of the location meant there were no fixed telephone lines to worry about, and activating the mobile jammer completely cut the building off from the outside world. Rather than use the traditional strip explosives on the two reinforced doors, they employed Simon Grenade Rifles. The doors were literally blasted from their hinges, becoming dangerous missiles as they flew inwards. The impact when they came to rest added to the panic and confusion of those inside. Two of the attackers headed straight for the video surveillance room. The only guard there, who had been slumped in front of the monitors, was wrenched from his slumber by the deafening explosions. Before he could gather his thoughts, a burst from a Micro Uzi 9 mm ripped through him. Down the other end of the building, the remaining guards’ state of readiness was no better. With the exception of one man at the sink, everyone had been lounging on easy-chairs drinking coffee, smoking cigarettes or playing cards when the explosions erupted. Their powerful assault rifles lay beyond reach and only the standing guard managed to get a shot off before they were cut down. When Larsen had confirmed his partner had not been hit they proceeded to the main refinery. The others were waiting there, standing over the bodies of the three workers responsible for purifying the morphine base. “Surprises? ” asked Larsen. They shook their head and he instructed them to take up their positions. They left the room without so much as a second glance at its incredibly
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However, since then, while free speech has remained a controversial topic, the focus of the debate has moved away from restrictions on speech by state actors, and toward the question of how corporate entities that privately control the platforms which host a great deal of our speech and debate should regulate and moderate their users. These platforms are not bound by the US Constitution or by other legal regimes that protect private speech from state coercion, but their rule-making processes should be guided by the same principles that led all Western democracies to implement strong protections for speech?even speech that others may find offensive. Control of Speech on Social Media For most of modern history, states have been the only institutions with the coercive power to restrain speech, and so most policymaking related to free speech has focused on what the limitations on that state power should be. In the United States, the Constitution permits almost no regulation of private speech by the government, with a few very narrow exceptions for defamation, “fighting words” or incitement to violence, obscenity, and regulation of commercial speech to prevent false advertising. Other Western states permit the regulation of some categories of hate speech, but most still have fairly robust free speech protections. However, in the last decade, the public square has been privatized by social media networks. These companies?primarily Google (which owns YouTube), Facebook (which owns Instagram), Apple (which controls access to lots of content through its App Store and its Podcast app), the crowdfunding platform Patreon, and Twitter?have offered platforms to billions of people and created media ecosystems that support the livelihoods of many content creators who may not have previously had the opportunity to be media professionals. But the livelihoods of people who professionally produce content disseminated over social media, as well as the smaller platforms of millions of other non-professional users of these networks, are now subject to the whims of these companies. These networks have already demonstrated the power they can wield over the fortunes of content creators. The influence of figures like Milo Yiannopoulos and Alex Jones waxed as their follower and subscriber counts grew into seven figures on networks like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. But their reach waned considerably after those networks banned them and stripped them of access to their platforms. Yiannopoulos is now said to be millions of dollars in debt and peddling a self-published 96-page book entitled How to Be Poor. It’s a little simplistic to attribute the fall of Milo to the loss of his Twitter platform; while Milo’s influence may have begun to crumble after his Twitter ban, subsequent outrage over his statements about child abuse caused a conservative publishing imprint to cancel his book and CPAC to cancel his appearance, and public revelations of Milo’s connections to white nationalists caused the billionaire Republican fundraiser Robert Mercer to yank his support from Milo Inc. But in the wake of high-profile bans like Jones’s, numerous less-prominent creators have had their income streams disrupted by various YouTube demonetization waves, as a result of YouTube cracking down on content creators to assuage the fears of advertisers. In 2018, Patreon banned anti-feminist YouTuber Carl “Sargon of Akkad” Benjamin, who had been earning $12, 000 per month on the site, after he used a racial epithet to describe white-nationalists, who he said had assumed the negative qualities they impute to groups they hate. Despite the fact that the epithet had not been directed at a black person, Patreon determined he had violated its rules. Sam Harris, Dave Rubin, and Jordan Peterson, who were all earning good money through the platform, left in protest. Peterson is launching a new platform called Thinkspot, which Rubin and Benjamin will be joining. However, they likely lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in income as a result of leaving the more popular Patreon platform. Recently, Carlos Maza, a progressive host and producer of Strikethrough, a Vox media web show, complained that YouTube should punish the right-wing comedian Steven Crowder for harassment. Crowder had been uploading clips rebutting Maza’s Strikethrough videos, and Crowder often mocked Maza with schoolyard insults that referenced Maza’s sexuality and ethnicity. After YouTube determined that Crowder’s videos had not violated its policies, Google experienced extensive blowback from both social media users and mainstream media. In response, YouTube promulgated a new set of policies banning racist videos and denials of events like the Holocaust and the Sandy Hook massacre. They demonetized Crowder’s channel for linking to a merch store that sold a t-shirt with an offensive epithet printed on it. Activists who sided with Maza weren’t satisfied with YouTube’s response, and have demanded more decisive action. And, fanning the flames of outrage, the New York Times ran a major feature contending that YouTube permits a flourishing ecosystem of far-Right creators on its platform, and that its recommendation algorithms push impressionable viewers toward extreme content. The implication is that YouTube should do something to change this. Meanwhile, Twitter is conducting research into how white nationalists and other far right groups use its service in response to widespread calls for the service to ban Nazis. Social Media’s Existing Rules Social media platforms already have more restrictive speech codes than most Western states. All platforms have rules barring content that promotes violence or terrorism. Facebook and Instagram prohibit white nationalism, white supremacy, and hate groups. YouTube has a policy against threats of violence as well as harassment and cyberbullying that “crosses the line into malicious attack, ” but does not remove videos that are merely “annoying or petty. ” Twitter has anti-harassment rules which bar targeted harassment and “hateful conduct. ” Milo Yiannopoulos was permanently banned from Twitter for harassment after he posted doctored screenshots of tweets that made it appear that Saturday Night Live and Ghostbusters actress Leslie Jones had said provocative things. These images incited angry mobs of his fans to brigade in Jones’s mentions and bombard her with racist invective. After a video of the beheading of captured journalist James Foley was circulated on social media in 2014, social media platforms began cracking down on ISIS under policies barring terrorism and posts and tweets supporting terrorist groups. Twitter banned hundreds of thousands of ISIS-promoting accounts, and unleashed automated systems to purge terrorist accounts from its services. However, the algorithm hit a lot of false positives, including Arabic-language broadcasters, antiterror watchdog groups, and regular users who were flagged by the software for various reasons. This outcome was considered preferable to allowing terror groups to use the platform as a propaganda tool. Some users and media outlets, as well as workers inside Twitter have argued that white nationalists should be considered a terror threat similar to ISIS in the wake of violent attacks by far-right activists in Charlottesville, Virginia, at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, and against two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. Therefore, they believe it is appropriate for the auto-ban algorithms that Twitter used against ISIS to be deployed against the far-Right. A minor firestorm erupted in April 2019, when Vice ’s Motherboard vertical reported that Twitter won’t turn on the algorithms to purge white nationalists the way it did for Islamic State terrorists because it fears some of the false positives will be Republican politicians. But while the spin was that Twitter felt white nationalists were indistinguishable from Republicans, Twitter’s concern actually seemed to be that it is difficult to draw the line between the unacceptable far-Right and the acceptable mainstream Right in a way that a computer can understand. And, if the algorithm were turned loose, the same blunt tool would probably hit a bunch of mainstream media outlets as well. For example, David Neiwert, a DailyKos reporter who covers the far-Right, was recently banned from Twitter over his book cover, which depicts the American flag with little Klan hoods on all the stars. Similarly, a history teacher whose channel contained archival footage of Nazi rallies from the 1940s, was banned from YouTube after the platform implemented new policies against hateful content in the wake of the Maza/Crowder dustup. These bans were implemented by human moderators, who are typically low-paid contract workers who must rigidly apply a detailed set of policies to the content they moderate with little leeway for discretion. If these platforms used algorithms to ban people, the false positives would likely increase. And anyway, Twitter doesn’t need to deploy its algorithms to find prominent white nationalists and far-Right personalities like Richard Spencer, Faith Goldy, and Stefan Molyneux, because it knows exactly who they are and it allows them to rem
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