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Anthony Kim delivered an incredible press conference after shooting a bogey free 10 under par 62 to finish T6 at LIV Golf Virginia and climb inside the top 200 in the world for the first time since 2012. “I don't give a shit what anybody thinks about me. I work hard. I stay with my family. Happy Mother's Day, Emily. To my mom, to all the moms that work hard, sacrifice for their children. “Yeah, I don't give a shit. This is what I do. I'm going to continue to keep working hard and keep getting better and see whatever happens.” He then was asked if 2026 AK could beat 2010 AK and he responded: “That's a good question. 2010 me might not have shown up. So I like this one better.” He then was asked about the support he’s received from the US fans this week: “Man, it's unbelievable. Obviously I played some decent golf 20 years ago where a few people knew who I was, but the amount of support I'm getting from people, not only from golfers, but people outside of golf fighting their own issues, because we all have them, has been nothing short of amazing. “I really can't believe how many people are influenced by me just trying to play golf. I know I'm very blessed to do it. So that's why it's on me to keep working hard.” AK also helped secure the team title for 4 Aces GC after Dustin Johnson picked AK over himself to play in the playoff. AK then hit an incredible recovery shot out of the wet rough with a fairway wood to set up a par and hole the winning putt. Whatever happens with LIV Golf in the future, Anthony Kim’s comeback has been a generational story and long may it continue👊 Anthony Kim 4Aces GC LIV Golf

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My upcoming release of "Cinematic AI" has made me think about how bodies of work are formed. I think some are manifested and some are revealed. I think "Cinematic AI" falls into the latter category. It was not something I had a clear vision for and then created, but it was something that was revealed to me over time. I thought I saw a glimmer of it early on, but only after some time had past, could I see the body of work emerge. With a bit more context and watching great artists and how they work and think, it finally came to me that this series of 15-20 pieces that I had created could be a worthy collection to mint. AI art has been going through so many transformations from the early GAN work to Collaborative AI to now AI being widely accessible through platforms like MidJourney, Stable Diffusion, and many others. But one area that I have seen explode in recent months is cinematic AI. I distinguish this from animated AI, which has been around for a while, but cinematic AI is where the movements created by AI are getting closer to what you'd see in a movie or captured on a video camera. It still has a long way to go but it is getting more real than surreal as the technology develops. And this is where I seem to have found my groove, my home, my little corner in the artistic landscape. After Runway launched their image-to-video tool, it just blew my mind and I went down a deep rabbit hole and have created a new cinematic AI piece almost every other day for the past few months. I initially saw many of these pieces as just experiments, but with some time to reflect, I am seeing them as having the potential of being relevant pieces of artwork to mark this time in the development of AI. In some cases, I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to create a similar piece again, since the tools I use are not in my control, but in the control of the AI platforms, who are constantly improving and evolving the tools. Given all of this, there is no better way to mark my place in time than on the blockchain. I truly believe that this body of work has the potential to be an important artifact of this era in AI and AI art. It is always hard to judge ones own work, but what I can do is permanently etch in time on an immutable public database saying that I created this. Only time will tell if the work has any value or is of any significance, but who created it and what was created cannot be disputed. I hope this gives you and especially collectors some perspective on the work I'll be releasing next week. I'm still very early in my artistic journey, but hopefully some of you will see promise in what I'm doing and maybe even put in a early bet on my art practice by bidding on a piece next week. Thanks to all of you who have supported me, taught me, advised me, been a friend to me. Much love and respect.🙏 ------------------------------------- CINEMATIC AI October 25, 2023 Marking on the blockchain, establishing historical provenance for a cinematic AI body of work. Minting on Transient Labs ERC-721TL Listing on SuperRare

Chikai

21,517 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Read our legal demand to AUDIT CHRYSTIA FREELAND Is Chrystia Freeland getting away with it? On December 22nd, while she was still a Canadian MP, while she was still Mark Carney’s special advisor on Ukraine, she secretly took a job with the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Five days later, Canada sent $2.5 billion to Ukraine — announced, bizarrely, on a Saturday during the Christmas holidays. Her secret job was only revealed when Zelenskyy himself tweeted about it, catching Freeland by surprise. Freeland’s first response was to say she wasn’t being paid by Ukraine, and anyways, she was going to quit as a Canadian MP in a few weeks. But after public uproar grew, she quit immediately and hid from the media. And then everybody just dropped the scandal and moved on. Well, not us. What Chrystia Freeland did was illegal. That’s not just my opinion — it’s the law. Let me show you a letter written by our lawyer, Chad Williamson. It’s a detailed, three-page complaint to the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner, Konrad von Finckenstein, demanding a formal investigation. We need a forensic audit of what happened — how and why Freeland’s Ukraine job was kept a secret, what her involvement was in the $2.5 billion dollar blowout, how that money is being accounted for, and what penalties she’ll face for doing all this. Here are some key excerpts from our legal demand: "We act for Rebel News Network Ltd. and Mr. Ezra Levant. On their behalf, we formally request that your Office initiate an examination under section 45 of the Conflict of Interest Act... into the conduct of the Honourable Chrystia Freeland. The matter concerns her receipt of a personal professional opportunity from the administration of Ukraine while concurrently participating in the allocation of multi-billion dollar financial aid packages to that same state as a member of the Canadian Government and as a Member of Parliament. The proximity of these events warrants rigorous scrutiny to ensure the integrity of the Executive of this country." Our lawyer goes through the factual background and then outlines the grounds for an inquiry: "We request that your Office immediately determine if the Minister’s conduct is consistent with the following prohibitions: Section 6(1) (Decision-making): Participating in a decision where the official knows — or reasonably should know — they are in a conflict of interest. Section 7 (Preferential Treatment): Whether the $2.5 billion allocation constitutes preferential treatment based on the identity of the organization that offered the Minister employment. Section 8 (Insider Information): Whether non-public information was used to further the Minister’s private interest in securing the advisory role. Section 9 (Influence): Whether the Minister’s position was used to influence a decision of the Prime Minister or Cabinet to further her own career trajectory. Section 10 (Offers of Employment): Whether the exercise of official power was influenced by plans for, or offers of, outside employment. Section 11 (Gifts and Advantages): Whether the professional offer or any other benefit or advantage conferred constitutes an 'advantage' that might reasonably be seen to have been given to influence official duties." The letter is absolutely damning. You really ought to read the whole thing yourself — it’s only three pages. I wish there were a public institution looking into this, like maybe the Auditor General, the Treasury Board, or the Official Opposition. But none of the normal checks and balances are working. Freeland and Carney really are acting like Canada is a banana republic. That’s why we brought in the big guns. You might remember, Chad Williamson was our lawyer when we successfully sued David Lametti, the former Justice Minister, for illegally destroying public records. Chad was also our lawyer when we successfully sued Justin Trudeau’s Debates Commission, for banning Rebel journalists. He’s our winningest lawyer. If you want to help me crowdfund the cost of this legal battle we’re getting in to, you can do that right on this page below. No-one else is even trying to hold Chrystia Freeland accountable. Like a fugitive, she’s fled the jurisdiction. But we have to shine a light of scrutiny on this public scandal. If you want to help us pursue Freeland through the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commission, please chip in below. Canada’s ethics laws require Freeland to have notified the ethics commissioner, in writing, of her secret new job within seven days of the offer. Do you think she did that? If not, she broke the law. That’s the kind of thing our lawyer Chad is hunting for. Please help us if you can, by donating below. (Thanks.) REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:
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Read our legal demand to AUDIT CHRYSTIA FREELAND Is Chrystia Freeland getting away with it? On December 22nd, while she was still a Canadian MP, while she was still Mark Carney’s special advisor on Ukraine, she secretly took a job with the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Five days later, Canada sent $2.5 billion to Ukraine — announced, bizarrely, on a Saturday during the Christmas holidays. Her secret job was only revealed when Zelenskyy himself tweeted about it, catching Freeland by surprise. Freeland’s first response was to say she wasn’t being paid by Ukraine, and anyways, she was going to quit as a Canadian MP in a few weeks. But after public uproar grew, she quit immediately and hid from the media. And then everybody just dropped the scandal and moved on. Well, not us. What Chrystia Freeland did was illegal. That’s not just my opinion — it’s the law. Let me show you a letter written by our lawyer, Chad Williamson. It’s a detailed, three-page complaint to the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner, Konrad von Finckenstein, demanding a formal investigation. We need a forensic audit of what happened — how and why Freeland’s Ukraine job was kept a secret, what her involvement was in the $2.5 billion dollar blowout, how that money is being accounted for, and what penalties she’ll face for doing all this. Here are some key excerpts from our legal demand: "We act for Rebel News Network Ltd. and Mr. Ezra Levant. On their behalf, we formally request that your Office initiate an examination under section 45 of the Conflict of Interest Act... into the conduct of the Honourable Chrystia Freeland. The matter concerns her receipt of a personal professional opportunity from the administration of Ukraine while concurrently participating in the allocation of multi-billion dollar financial aid packages to that same state as a member of the Canadian Government and as a Member of Parliament. The proximity of these events warrants rigorous scrutiny to ensure the integrity of the Executive of this country." Our lawyer goes through the factual background and then outlines the grounds for an inquiry: "We request that your Office immediately determine if the Minister’s conduct is consistent with the following prohibitions: Section 6(1) (Decision-making): Participating in a decision where the official knows — or reasonably should know — they are in a conflict of interest. Section 7 (Preferential Treatment): Whether the $2.5 billion allocation constitutes preferential treatment based on the identity of the organization that offered the Minister employment. Section 8 (Insider Information): Whether non-public information was used to further the Minister’s private interest in securing the advisory role. Section 9 (Influence): Whether the Minister’s position was used to influence a decision of the Prime Minister or Cabinet to further her own career trajectory. Section 10 (Offers of Employment): Whether the exercise of official power was influenced by plans for, or offers of, outside employment. Section 11 (Gifts and Advantages): Whether the professional offer or any other benefit or advantage conferred constitutes an 'advantage' that might reasonably be seen to have been given to influence official duties." The letter is absolutely damning. You really ought to read the whole thing yourself — it’s only three pages. I wish there were a public institution looking into this, like maybe the Auditor General, the Treasury Board, or the Official Opposition. But none of the normal checks and balances are working. Freeland and Carney really are acting like Canada is a banana republic. That’s why we brought in the big guns. You might remember, Chad Williamson was our lawyer when we successfully sued David Lametti, the former Justice Minister, for illegally destroying public records. Chad was also our lawyer when we successfully sued Justin Trudeau’s Debates Commission, for banning Rebel journalists. He’s our winningest lawyer. If you want to help me crowdfund the cost of this legal battle we’re getting in to, you can do that right on this page below. No-one else is even trying to hold Chrystia Freeland accountable. Like a fugitive, she’s fled the jurisdiction. But we have to shine a light of scrutiny on this public scandal. If you want to help us pursue Freeland through the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commission, please chip in below. Canada’s ethics laws require Freeland to have notified the ethics commissioner, in writing, of her secret new job within seven days of the offer. Do you think she did that? If not, she broke the law. That’s the kind of thing our lawyer Chad is hunting for. Please help us if you can, by donating below. (Thanks.) REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

Rebel News

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Dear X Family, Please RT my story ❤️ My name is Julie. Darkness has been with me since the day I was born inside Ridglin. I was one of the beagles at Ridglin Farms, bred for a life I didn’t understand, a life filled with fear. I couldn’t see the others, but I could hear them. I could smell them. We were all the same—waiting, afraid. The metal bars of my cage were my whole world, and when the noise, the footsteps, and the fear got too much, I did the only thing I knew to do—I spun. Around and around, in tight circles, my paws moving fast beneath me. It was the only way I could stop the fear from crushing me, the only thing that helped when I didn’t know what else to do. The humans in white coats didn’t notice. They never did. They would come, take one of us away, and that beagle would never come back the same. Or they wouldn’t come back at all. The air was thick with anxiety, and when it filled me too much, I would spin. I’d spin and spin until the world stopped feeling so heavy. Then, one night, something different happened. I heard footsteps again, but these were softer, quicker. They didn’t sound like the humans I was used to. My ears twitched, and I pressed my body against the cage, trying to understand what was happening. Then, I felt a hand—gentle and warm in a way that wasn’t scary. It was different from the cold hands of the humans in white coats. I froze, unsure of what to do. “We’re here to help you,” a voice whispered. I wanted to trust them, but my heart was racing. My paws itched to spin, to make the anxiety go away, but the door to my cage opened, and I felt a different kind of space around me. They lifted me out, cradling me in their arms, and I trembled—not because I was cold, but because I didn’t know what would happen next. The air outside was like nothing I’d ever felt before. It smelled of life, of things growing and moving. I could feel the soft ground beneath my paws. Grass, they called it. It was strange at first, and I spun in small, tight circles, trying to understand where I was. But as I spun, something changed. I felt the soft touch of a hand on my back, and for the first time, the spinning didn’t feel necessary. They took me to a new place, one that smelled of safety and warmth. The air didn’t sting with chemicals or fear. There were no cages, just soft blankets, and voices that spoke kindly. When I spun here, it wasn’t because I was scared—it was because I didn’t know what to do with all this freedom. I still think of the others sometimes. The beagles back at Ridglin Farms, trapped in their cages, waiting, spinning like I used to. They can’t see the world they’re missing, just like I can’t, but I hope that one day they’ll feel what I feel now—freedom. The warmth of the sun on their fur, the soft ground under their paws, and the kindness of people who care. My name is Julie, and though I may never see the world, I can feel it now. I still spin sometimes, but now I know I can stop. I know what it’s like to be free. --------------------------------------------------------- This footage of Julie was captured by our friends, Wayne Hsiung and two other individuals from Direct Action Everywhere. They discovered later Julie was blind. Ridglin Farms dropped the theft charges against Wayne and two others for rescuing the three beagles. They did this to avoid further exposure of their facility to the public. On October 23rd, 2024. A court hearing was held at the Dane County Court House. Wayne and three Whistleblowers presented evidence to the judge of more abuse inside Ridglan Farms. We've published summary of what's happened since this hearing in link below. Thank you for your LOVE and RT's. You're helping save these beagles by amplifying their stories on X. #StopAnimalCruelty #stopanimaltesting
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Dear X Family, Please RT my story ❤️ My name is Julie. Darkness has been with me since the day I was born inside Ridglin. I was one of the beagles at Ridglin Farms, bred for a life I didn’t understand, a life filled with fear. I couldn’t see the others, but I could hear them. I could smell them. We were all the same—waiting, afraid. The metal bars of my cage were my whole world, and when the noise, the footsteps, and the fear got too much, I did the only thing I knew to do—I spun. Around and around, in tight circles, my paws moving fast beneath me. It was the only way I could stop the fear from crushing me, the only thing that helped when I didn’t know what else to do. The humans in white coats didn’t notice. They never did. They would come, take one of us away, and that beagle would never come back the same. Or they wouldn’t come back at all. The air was thick with anxiety, and when it filled me too much, I would spin. I’d spin and spin until the world stopped feeling so heavy. Then, one night, something different happened. I heard footsteps again, but these were softer, quicker. They didn’t sound like the humans I was used to. My ears twitched, and I pressed my body against the cage, trying to understand what was happening. Then, I felt a hand—gentle and warm in a way that wasn’t scary. It was different from the cold hands of the humans in white coats. I froze, unsure of what to do. “We’re here to help you,” a voice whispered. I wanted to trust them, but my heart was racing. My paws itched to spin, to make the anxiety go away, but the door to my cage opened, and I felt a different kind of space around me. They lifted me out, cradling me in their arms, and I trembled—not because I was cold, but because I didn’t know what would happen next. The air outside was like nothing I’d ever felt before. It smelled of life, of things growing and moving. I could feel the soft ground beneath my paws. Grass, they called it. It was strange at first, and I spun in small, tight circles, trying to understand where I was. But as I spun, something changed. I felt the soft touch of a hand on my back, and for the first time, the spinning didn’t feel necessary. They took me to a new place, one that smelled of safety and warmth. The air didn’t sting with chemicals or fear. There were no cages, just soft blankets, and voices that spoke kindly. When I spun here, it wasn’t because I was scared—it was because I didn’t know what to do with all this freedom. I still think of the others sometimes. The beagles back at Ridglin Farms, trapped in their cages, waiting, spinning like I used to. They can’t see the world they’re missing, just like I can’t, but I hope that one day they’ll feel what I feel now—freedom. The warmth of the sun on their fur, the soft ground under their paws, and the kindness of people who care. My name is Julie, and though I may never see the world, I can feel it now. I still spin sometimes, but now I know I can stop. I know what it’s like to be free. --------------------------------------------------------- This footage of Julie was captured by our friends, Wayne Hsiung and two other individuals from Direct Action Everywhere. They discovered later Julie was blind. Ridglin Farms dropped the theft charges against Wayne and two others for rescuing the three beagles. They did this to avoid further exposure of their facility to the public. On October 23rd, 2024. A court hearing was held at the Dane County Court House. Wayne and three Whistleblowers presented evidence to the judge of more abuse inside Ridglan Farms. We've published summary of what's happened since this hearing in link below. Thank you for your LOVE and RT's. You're helping save these beagles by amplifying their stories on X. #StopAnimalCruelty #stopanimaltesting

Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc.

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I haven't heard this interview before today... It's very interesting.. Donald Trump - September 11, 2001 - Radio Interview “This country is different today, and it's going to be different than it ever was for many years to come.” Radio Host: Donald, you're probably the best-known builder, particularly of great buildings in the city. There's a great deal of question about whether or not the damage and the ultimate destruction of the buildings was caused by the airplanes, by architectural defect, or possibly by bombs or aftershocks. Do you have any thoughts on that? Donald Trump: Well, it wasn't architectural defect. You know, the World Trade Center was always known as a very, very strong building. Don't forget, that took a big bomb in the basement. Now, the basement is the most vulnerable place, because that's your foundation. And it withstood that. And I got to see that area about three or four days after it took place, because one of my structural engineers actually took me for a tour, because he did the building. And I said, I can't believe it. The building was standing solid, and half of the columns were blown out of itself. This was an unbelievably powerful building. If you know anything about structure, it was one of the first buildings that was built from the outside. You had the steel. The reason the World Trade Center had such narrow windows is that in between all the windows, you had the steel on the outside. You had the steel on the outside of the building. That's why when I first looked, and you had big, heavy I-beams. When I first looked at it, I couldn't believe it, because there was a hole in the steel. And this is steel that was, you remember the width of the windows of the World Trade Center, folks? I think, you know, if you were ever up there, they were quite narrow. And in between was this heavy steel. I said, how could a plane, even a plane, even a 767 or a 747 or whatever it might have been, how could it possibly go through the steel? I happen to think that they had not only a plane, but they had bombs that exploded almost simultaneously, because I just can't imagine anything being able to go through that wall. Most buildings are built with the steel that's on the inside around the elevator shaft. This one was built from the outside, which is the strongest structure you can have. And it was almost just like a can of soup. Radio Host: You know, Donald, we were looking at pictures all morning long of that plane coming into Building No. 2, and when you see that approach the far side, and then all of a sudden, within a matter of a millisecond, the explosion pops out the other side. Donald Trump: Right. I just think that it was a plane with more than just fuel. I think, obviously, they were very big planes. They were going very rapidly, because I was also watching where the plane seemed to be not only going fast, it seemed to be coming down into the building. So it was getting the speed from going downhill, so to speak. It just seemed to me that to do that kind of destruction is even more than a big plane, because you're talking about taking out steel, the heaviest caliper steel that was used on the building. I mean, these buildings were rock solid. And, you know, it's just an amazing, amazing thing. This country is different today, and it's going to be different than it ever was for many years to come. Radio Host: Very profound statement, and very true.
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I haven't heard this interview before today... It's very interesting.. Donald Trump - September 11, 2001 - Radio Interview “This country is different today, and it's going to be different than it ever was for many years to come.” Radio Host: Donald, you're probably the best-known builder, particularly of great buildings in the city. There's a great deal of question about whether or not the damage and the ultimate destruction of the buildings was caused by the airplanes, by architectural defect, or possibly by bombs or aftershocks. Do you have any thoughts on that? Donald Trump: Well, it wasn't architectural defect. You know, the World Trade Center was always known as a very, very strong building. Don't forget, that took a big bomb in the basement. Now, the basement is the most vulnerable place, because that's your foundation. And it withstood that. And I got to see that area about three or four days after it took place, because one of my structural engineers actually took me for a tour, because he did the building. And I said, I can't believe it. The building was standing solid, and half of the columns were blown out of itself. This was an unbelievably powerful building. If you know anything about structure, it was one of the first buildings that was built from the outside. You had the steel. The reason the World Trade Center had such narrow windows is that in between all the windows, you had the steel on the outside. You had the steel on the outside of the building. That's why when I first looked, and you had big, heavy I-beams. When I first looked at it, I couldn't believe it, because there was a hole in the steel. And this is steel that was, you remember the width of the windows of the World Trade Center, folks? I think, you know, if you were ever up there, they were quite narrow. And in between was this heavy steel. I said, how could a plane, even a plane, even a 767 or a 747 or whatever it might have been, how could it possibly go through the steel? I happen to think that they had not only a plane, but they had bombs that exploded almost simultaneously, because I just can't imagine anything being able to go through that wall. Most buildings are built with the steel that's on the inside around the elevator shaft. This one was built from the outside, which is the strongest structure you can have. And it was almost just like a can of soup. Radio Host: You know, Donald, we were looking at pictures all morning long of that plane coming into Building No. 2, and when you see that approach the far side, and then all of a sudden, within a matter of a millisecond, the explosion pops out the other side. Donald Trump: Right. I just think that it was a plane with more than just fuel. I think, obviously, they were very big planes. They were going very rapidly, because I was also watching where the plane seemed to be not only going fast, it seemed to be coming down into the building. So it was getting the speed from going downhill, so to speak. It just seemed to me that to do that kind of destruction is even more than a big plane, because you're talking about taking out steel, the heaviest caliper steel that was used on the building. I mean, these buildings were rock solid. And, you know, it's just an amazing, amazing thing. This country is different today, and it's going to be different than it ever was for many years to come. Radio Host: Very profound statement, and very true.

Apple Lamps

92,548 Aufrufe • vor 10 Tagen

I just got out of jail. Here’s what happened — and what happens next. I was arrested today. Toronto Police handcuffed me, searched me, put me in a police car and took me to a jail cell. None of that has ever happened to me before. I’ve never committed a crime in my life. And I didn’t today, either. I was arrested because Toronto Police said I was “causing a disturbance”. But I wasn’t. I was quietly doing journalism — filming a grotesque pro-Hamas demonstration in a Jewish neighbourhood in Toronto. It really was sick: they had someone reenacting Yahya Sinwar, the former leader of Hamas. They had a whole display on a sidewalk. I live nearby and I wanted to film this astonishing act. It was as brazen as the KKK burning a cross on the lawn of a Black church. Except in this case, the police were defending the Klansmen. Bizarre. One cop kept pushing me away, which I told him was inappropriate and illegal. But then the boss of the whole police operation — named Officer Macduff — told me that my mere presence there was a “disturbance”, because the Hamas people didn’t like me. In other words, he was giving them a veto over my Charter rights. In my earlier analogy, it would be like police telling the folks inside the Black church not to antagonize the KKK outside, because they could get violent. Since when do foreign provocateurs, promoting a banned terrorist organization, get to veto who can and can’t walk on a sidewalk? Or which journalists can film a news story? Outrageous. I was finally released from jail. And the police wisely declined to press charges. But I’m not done with them. Officer Macduff was as plain as day. He said my Charter rights to walk on the sidewalk and film a public spectacle only go as far as these Hamas thugs say they go. Well, that’s not how it is. And I think he needs a judge to tell him that. I’ve spoken twice to a top lawyer today, who agrees we’ve simply got to stop this. Canada is being ruined by these pro-Hamas thugs — you probably saw their full-out riot in Montreal over the weekend. Someone’s got to stand up to them — and stand up to woke policing that permits this kind of mayhem on our streets. So I’ve decided to sue the Toronto Police for violating my Charter rights, for being errand-boys of the Hamas thugs, and for not enforcing the actual laws to protect Canadian citizens. I’ll have more details in the days ahead — I’m still getting my bearings after being arrested and jailed. In Trudeau’s Canada, journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Actually, scratch that. Only Rebel News journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Which tells you everything you need to know: these are political decisions. They’re the result of two-tier policing. And that’s got to stop. If you want to help me continue our journalism and push back at these illegal arrests, please click here. Suing the police is no easy thing — they have unlimited funds. But I think they need a judge to tell them what they’re doing is wrong, because Trudeau certainly won’t tell them, will he? We’re already suing the police for arresting our reporter David Menzies FIVE TIMES this year. But today’s arrest of me was particularly egregious, in that the commanding officer was crystal clear: the only reason he was arresting me is because the Hamas thugs were upset by my mere presence. Could you imagine allowing that to stand? REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:
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I just got out of jail. Here’s what happened — and what happens next. I was arrested today. Toronto Police handcuffed me, searched me, put me in a police car and took me to a jail cell. None of that has ever happened to me before. I’ve never committed a crime in my life. And I didn’t today, either. I was arrested because Toronto Police said I was “causing a disturbance”. But I wasn’t. I was quietly doing journalism — filming a grotesque pro-Hamas demonstration in a Jewish neighbourhood in Toronto. It really was sick: they had someone reenacting Yahya Sinwar, the former leader of Hamas. They had a whole display on a sidewalk. I live nearby and I wanted to film this astonishing act. It was as brazen as the KKK burning a cross on the lawn of a Black church. Except in this case, the police were defending the Klansmen. Bizarre. One cop kept pushing me away, which I told him was inappropriate and illegal. But then the boss of the whole police operation — named Officer Macduff — told me that my mere presence there was a “disturbance”, because the Hamas people didn’t like me. In other words, he was giving them a veto over my Charter rights. In my earlier analogy, it would be like police telling the folks inside the Black church not to antagonize the KKK outside, because they could get violent. Since when do foreign provocateurs, promoting a banned terrorist organization, get to veto who can and can’t walk on a sidewalk? Or which journalists can film a news story? Outrageous. I was finally released from jail. And the police wisely declined to press charges. But I’m not done with them. Officer Macduff was as plain as day. He said my Charter rights to walk on the sidewalk and film a public spectacle only go as far as these Hamas thugs say they go. Well, that’s not how it is. And I think he needs a judge to tell him that. I’ve spoken twice to a top lawyer today, who agrees we’ve simply got to stop this. Canada is being ruined by these pro-Hamas thugs — you probably saw their full-out riot in Montreal over the weekend. Someone’s got to stand up to them — and stand up to woke policing that permits this kind of mayhem on our streets. So I’ve decided to sue the Toronto Police for violating my Charter rights, for being errand-boys of the Hamas thugs, and for not enforcing the actual laws to protect Canadian citizens. I’ll have more details in the days ahead — I’m still getting my bearings after being arrested and jailed. In Trudeau’s Canada, journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Actually, scratch that. Only Rebel News journalists are routinely arrested and jailed. Which tells you everything you need to know: these are political decisions. They’re the result of two-tier policing. And that’s got to stop. If you want to help me continue our journalism and push back at these illegal arrests, please click here. Suing the police is no easy thing — they have unlimited funds. But I think they need a judge to tell them what they’re doing is wrong, because Trudeau certainly won’t tell them, will he? We’re already suing the police for arresting our reporter David Menzies FIVE TIMES this year. But today’s arrest of me was particularly egregious, in that the commanding officer was crystal clear: the only reason he was arresting me is because the Hamas thugs were upset by my mere presence. Could you imagine allowing that to stand? REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

Rebel News

220,344 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

I meet you on the first Friday of the year not in Jama Masjid, as the Mirwaiz should, but on social media, as I have once again been put under arrest! As another year begins and we look forward to it, painful memories of 2025 stay with us. It was a year marked by tragedy and uncertainty. The horrific Pahalgam attack shook us deeply. Unequivocally condemned by one and all in the valley, it led to a lot of anxiety among the people as they were targeted and homes demolished. This was followed by another India–Pakistan war, and a stark reminder of how fragile peace in the region continues to be. Despite making unilateral changes in 2019, the reality is that the Kashmir conflict continues to keep the region in an unsettled state that can erupt anytime. That is why wars are paused, not ended, and dialogue finds no takers. The year-end witnessed another tragedy — the massive blast and loss of life in New Delhi. Yet beyond these incidents, in which Kashmiris find themselves at the receiving end of suspicion and attacks in parts of India, not much has changed for them. The trust deficit between them and New Delhi has widened, not shrunk. Enforced silence is projected as acquiescence. Wounds remain open, problems unaddressed, and an elected government of a UT complains of being powerless. A sense of hopelessness prevails, along with an existential crisis of losing one’s identity through demographic change since the state was downgraded to a Union Territory, constitutional guarantees withdrawn, and rules and laws tweaked. The year also witnessed the banning of the Awami Action Committee — a socio-political institution that reached out to people in need, advocating peace, dialogue and resolution — along with Ittihadul Muslimeen, which were part of the Hurriyat Conference. Much of that space has now been extinguished. Today we are operating in an environment where any expression of views contrary to the state, or any disagreement, is increasingly criminalised, branded as “anti-national” and penalised. No public space is available to us, and mediums of communication, including most local media, are not ready to provide any space for voicing expressions of people’s demands or views. I do not have the privilege of addressing press conferences. I cannot move without getting official clearance, and people cannot meet me without seeking permission. My access to the pulpit of Jama Masjid — the spiritual heart of Kashmir — is also curtailed. Even last Friday, I was placed under house arrest, and again this Friday too. In fact, last year I was under house arrest for fourteen Fridays. Arbitrary house arrests have become a recurring feature in my life. All this is deeply suffocating — not only for me, but for an entire society that increasingly feels voiceless. So when pressed to make changes to my social media profile — as Hurriyat constituents are banned under UAPA, displaying the title would be considered illegal and the platforms barred to me — I was left with little choice but to safeguard the minimal channel of communication available to me or face the risk of complete silencing, as even today I am addressing you through this channel when I am again put under house arrest. With Hurriyat constituents banned, all offices sealed and institutions closed, leaders and activists either in jails or under constant surveillance, social media remains the only platform that gives some voice and opportunity to connect with people and the outside world. Let me make it clear, my beliefs and convictions have not changed — not even by a comma. Some have criticised this move as a compromise. To them I say, how and for what? They make a strange argument — for being provided security. But it was provided to me since the day of my father’s martyrdom 35 years ago. If I did not compromise for it since then, why should I compromise now?
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I meet you on the first Friday of the year not in Jama Masjid, as the Mirwaiz should, but on social media, as I have once again been put under arrest! As another year begins and we look forward to it, painful memories of 2025 stay with us. It was a year marked by tragedy and uncertainty. The horrific Pahalgam attack shook us deeply. Unequivocally condemned by one and all in the valley, it led to a lot of anxiety among the people as they were targeted and homes demolished. This was followed by another India–Pakistan war, and a stark reminder of how fragile peace in the region continues to be. Despite making unilateral changes in 2019, the reality is that the Kashmir conflict continues to keep the region in an unsettled state that can erupt anytime. That is why wars are paused, not ended, and dialogue finds no takers. The year-end witnessed another tragedy — the massive blast and loss of life in New Delhi. Yet beyond these incidents, in which Kashmiris find themselves at the receiving end of suspicion and attacks in parts of India, not much has changed for them. The trust deficit between them and New Delhi has widened, not shrunk. Enforced silence is projected as acquiescence. Wounds remain open, problems unaddressed, and an elected government of a UT complains of being powerless. A sense of hopelessness prevails, along with an existential crisis of losing one’s identity through demographic change since the state was downgraded to a Union Territory, constitutional guarantees withdrawn, and rules and laws tweaked. The year also witnessed the banning of the Awami Action Committee — a socio-political institution that reached out to people in need, advocating peace, dialogue and resolution — along with Ittihadul Muslimeen, which were part of the Hurriyat Conference. Much of that space has now been extinguished. Today we are operating in an environment where any expression of views contrary to the state, or any disagreement, is increasingly criminalised, branded as “anti-national” and penalised. No public space is available to us, and mediums of communication, including most local media, are not ready to provide any space for voicing expressions of people’s demands or views. I do not have the privilege of addressing press conferences. I cannot move without getting official clearance, and people cannot meet me without seeking permission. My access to the pulpit of Jama Masjid — the spiritual heart of Kashmir — is also curtailed. Even last Friday, I was placed under house arrest, and again this Friday too. In fact, last year I was under house arrest for fourteen Fridays. Arbitrary house arrests have become a recurring feature in my life. All this is deeply suffocating — not only for me, but for an entire society that increasingly feels voiceless. So when pressed to make changes to my social media profile — as Hurriyat constituents are banned under UAPA, displaying the title would be considered illegal and the platforms barred to me — I was left with little choice but to safeguard the minimal channel of communication available to me or face the risk of complete silencing, as even today I am addressing you through this channel when I am again put under house arrest. With Hurriyat constituents banned, all offices sealed and institutions closed, leaders and activists either in jails or under constant surveillance, social media remains the only platform that gives some voice and opportunity to connect with people and the outside world. Let me make it clear, my beliefs and convictions have not changed — not even by a comma. Some have criticised this move as a compromise. To them I say, how and for what? They make a strange argument — for being provided security. But it was provided to me since the day of my father’s martyrdom 35 years ago. If I did not compromise for it since then, why should I compromise now?

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq

32,094 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

jnmartin and I just spent the last 12 hours straight locked into an epic tag-team, binge-coding session. We've decided to return to perfect our port of Mario Kart 64 to the Sega Dreamcast, bringing with us all of the skills, knowledge, and tools at our disposal that we gained from every port we've been involved with since we originally released MK64 DC to the public. 1) jnmartin has just completely redone the audio synthesis and mixing code. It was originally emulating the Nintendo 64's RSP in software, on our CPU, and wound up being a total resource hog, despite us going to hell and back again, substantially boosting its performance by vectorizing it with our SH4 SIMD instructions. 2) Now that the audio is actually offloaded to the AICA, we can leverage its DSP to put back in effects such as reverb and echo that we simply didn't have the CPU budget to implement before... so the overall audio quality of the port will be SIGNIFICANTLY improved. 3) jnmartin has been working on many small bugfixes, such as the near-Z clipping edge-cases that would cause corrupted triangles to draw over the players' screens sometimes in 3 and 4 player modes. 4) jnmartin just kicked GLdc--our OpenGL 1.1 driver, built atop of KallistiOS--to the curb and has instead implemented a bare-metal renderer that raw-dogs KOS's lowest-level PVR GPU driver directly, giving us more control and better performance within the renderer. 4) I just implemented support for playing with the Sega Dreamcast keyboard peripheral as a controller, partially as a flex, and partially because jnmartin kept complaining that he only had 3 controllers for testing... 🤣 4) I have taken my entire accelerated math and linear algebra library, SH4ZAM--which was born just after this port was originally released--back with me this time and am optimizing every freaking thing I can get my hands on with it. Every matrix multiplication, vector transform, memcpy-call, and scalar or trig routine is getting swapped out for the corresponding hand-optimized, meticulously benchmarked, and rigorously unit-tested equivalent within SH4ZAM, which now ships as part of kos-ports. As you can see from this series of direct hardware captures, overlaid with the terminal window which was capturing the FPS logging reports from my actual Sega Dreamcast, the performance is now SIGNIFICANTLY better than it was previously, and it already ran on-par or slightly better than the N64 original under most circumstances! Sooo many GAINZ to be had! 💪
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jnmartin and I just spent the last 12 hours straight locked into an epic tag-team, binge-coding session. We've decided to return to perfect our port of Mario Kart 64 to the Sega Dreamcast, bringing with us all of the skills, knowledge, and tools at our disposal that we gained from every port we've been involved with since we originally released MK64 DC to the public. 1) jnmartin has just completely redone the audio synthesis and mixing code. It was originally emulating the Nintendo 64's RSP in software, on our CPU, and wound up being a total resource hog, despite us going to hell and back again, substantially boosting its performance by vectorizing it with our SH4 SIMD instructions. 2) Now that the audio is actually offloaded to the AICA, we can leverage its DSP to put back in effects such as reverb and echo that we simply didn't have the CPU budget to implement before... so the overall audio quality of the port will be SIGNIFICANTLY improved. 3) jnmartin has been working on many small bugfixes, such as the near-Z clipping edge-cases that would cause corrupted triangles to draw over the players' screens sometimes in 3 and 4 player modes. 4) jnmartin just kicked GLdc--our OpenGL 1.1 driver, built atop of KallistiOS--to the curb and has instead implemented a bare-metal renderer that raw-dogs KOS's lowest-level PVR GPU driver directly, giving us more control and better performance within the renderer. 4) I just implemented support for playing with the Sega Dreamcast keyboard peripheral as a controller, partially as a flex, and partially because jnmartin kept complaining that he only had 3 controllers for testing... 🤣 4) I have taken my entire accelerated math and linear algebra library, SH4ZAM--which was born just after this port was originally released--back with me this time and am optimizing every freaking thing I can get my hands on with it. Every matrix multiplication, vector transform, memcpy-call, and scalar or trig routine is getting swapped out for the corresponding hand-optimized, meticulously benchmarked, and rigorously unit-tested equivalent within SH4ZAM, which now ships as part of kos-ports. As you can see from this series of direct hardware captures, overlaid with the terminal window which was capturing the FPS logging reports from my actual Sega Dreamcast, the performance is now SIGNIFICANTLY better than it was previously, and it already ran on-par or slightly better than the N64 original under most circumstances! Sooo many GAINZ to be had! 💪

Falco Girgis

13,358 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Last night was a tale of two Belfasts. One city. Two very different concerts. One in West Belfast and the other in East Belfast. One full of resentment, toxicity and sectarianism; the other full of dignity, respect and positivity. The loyalist performers at Titanic Slipways inspired hope. Kneecap, however, have built their success on the industry of division in Northern Ireland. I went to their concert in Falls Park last night to experience it for myself. I stood there, surrounded by 10,000 of Kneecap’s “Fenian Family,” as they call them, and took it all in. There wasn’t much to write home about. The music was repetitive and dreary. Every song was the same baseline drone fixed with a chant-like chorus and a million words too muffled to make out. The most responsive parts, where the crowd really got going, were politically related chants and lyrics and messages. I left believing that without division, controversy and antagonism, Kneecap would have absolutely nothing to offer. If you were to strip away the public relations projects, the polished propaganda, the extreme political messaging and, of course, the generous treatment they receive from sections of the liberal and Irish establishment, they would be nothing more than three mediocre rappers with an attitude, bouncing around a stage talking about getting high on drugs. Yet, they have evidently carved out a career for themselves cashing in on the very divisions that continue to scar our society. My overriding response to it all, as one of the “Brits” they were singing about “getting out”, wasn’t one of anger or personal offence, but mostly of pity. Pity for three West Belfast lads who, in my view, have become deeply radicalised by a narrow political worldview heavily influenced by Republican extremists. Pity for the thousands of event goers who seemed to revel in hostility toward their British neighbours. Pity, too, for the children wearing balaclavas, waving Palestinian flags and chanting “F*** the Brits• without the faintest idea that one of those Brits was standing just a few feet away from them. There was an odd contradiction to the whole experience. Many were enjoying themselves, yet the atmosphere was saturated by political slogans and messaging that cast one section of society as an enemy. Sinn Féin councillor Ciaran Beattie spoke to the crowd as Kneecap took the stage. He said that the “most important” contribution to the Irish language revival had come from IRA prisoners, who he paid tribute to for “taking a stand against British rule in Ireland.” He then referred to the Belfast City Council’s dual-signage policy when he pronounced that, “every bilingual sign” was “an act of decolonisation,” describing it as a form of “resistance.” The contrast with the atmosphere across the city could not have been greater. On the same evening, at Titanic Slipways, thousands gathered to celebrate music, heritage and community pride in a way that sought to build people up. Unionists stepped outside their comfort zone, engaged positively, and showcased their proud culture to all those who would listen. In Falls Park, division and hostility was actually the main attraction. Controversy was the brand, antagonism was the marketing strategy and division was the business model. Northern Ireland deserves better than that. Young people deserve better than being taught that identity is forged through resentment, that political opponents are enemies, or that the conflicts of the past should be romanticised for another generation. I left Falls Park convinced that Kneecap’s greatest success is not their music, but their ability to repackage political division into a cash cow. Their performances may make the self-styled socialists plenty of money, but it also reinforces and exploits the very divisions that so many people in this country have spent decades trying to overcome.
2:29

Last night was a tale of two Belfasts. One city. Two very different concerts. One in West Belfast and the other in East Belfast. One full of resentment, toxicity and sectarianism; the other full of dignity, respect and positivity. The loyalist performers at Titanic Slipways inspired hope. Kneecap, however, have built their success on the industry of division in Northern Ireland. I went to their concert in Falls Park last night to experience it for myself. I stood there, surrounded by 10,000 of Kneecap’s “Fenian Family,” as they call them, and took it all in. There wasn’t much to write home about. The music was repetitive and dreary. Every song was the same baseline drone fixed with a chant-like chorus and a million words too muffled to make out. The most responsive parts, where the crowd really got going, were politically related chants and lyrics and messages. I left believing that without division, controversy and antagonism, Kneecap would have absolutely nothing to offer. If you were to strip away the public relations projects, the polished propaganda, the extreme political messaging and, of course, the generous treatment they receive from sections of the liberal and Irish establishment, they would be nothing more than three mediocre rappers with an attitude, bouncing around a stage talking about getting high on drugs. Yet, they have evidently carved out a career for themselves cashing in on the very divisions that continue to scar our society. My overriding response to it all, as one of the “Brits” they were singing about “getting out”, wasn’t one of anger or personal offence, but mostly of pity. Pity for three West Belfast lads who, in my view, have become deeply radicalised by a narrow political worldview heavily influenced by Republican extremists. Pity for the thousands of event goers who seemed to revel in hostility toward their British neighbours. Pity, too, for the children wearing balaclavas, waving Palestinian flags and chanting “F*** the Brits• without the faintest idea that one of those Brits was standing just a few feet away from them. There was an odd contradiction to the whole experience. Many were enjoying themselves, yet the atmosphere was saturated by political slogans and messaging that cast one section of society as an enemy. Sinn Féin councillor Ciaran Beattie spoke to the crowd as Kneecap took the stage. He said that the “most important” contribution to the Irish language revival had come from IRA prisoners, who he paid tribute to for “taking a stand against British rule in Ireland.” He then referred to the Belfast City Council’s dual-signage policy when he pronounced that, “every bilingual sign” was “an act of decolonisation,” describing it as a form of “resistance.” The contrast with the atmosphere across the city could not have been greater. On the same evening, at Titanic Slipways, thousands gathered to celebrate music, heritage and community pride in a way that sought to build people up. Unionists stepped outside their comfort zone, engaged positively, and showcased their proud culture to all those who would listen. In Falls Park, division and hostility was actually the main attraction. Controversy was the brand, antagonism was the marketing strategy and division was the business model. Northern Ireland deserves better than that. Young people deserve better than being taught that identity is forged through resentment, that political opponents are enemies, or that the conflicts of the past should be romanticised for another generation. I left Falls Park convinced that Kneecap’s greatest success is not their music, but their ability to repackage political division into a cash cow. Their performances may make the self-styled socialists plenty of money, but it also reinforces and exploits the very divisions that so many people in this country have spent decades trying to overcome.

Moore Holmes

314,531 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

🚨 Beijing's Long Arm Reaches Into New York City. The Chinese Communist Party doesn't only persecute its citizens at home. It exports that persecution — into the streets of New York, London, and cities across the free world. On May 9, 2026, a peaceful celebration in the heart of Manhattan was violently interrupted. At Union Square — one of the most iconic public spaces in America — Falun Gong practitioners had gathered for World Falun Dafa Day, an annual event commemorating a spiritual discipline rooted in the traditional Chinese values of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Tolerance. Performers were on stage. Families and passersby watched. The atmosphere, by every account, was calm and festive. Then a man stormed the stage. He hurled himself at the decorations — lotus flowers and ceremonial props — screaming and destroying what he could before members of the audience intervened. Three NYPD officers arrived, struggled to restrain him, and took him away in handcuffs. An eyewitness named Michael put it plainly: "He wasn't randomly destroying things. He went specifically for the Falun Gong event. I believe this constitutes a hate attack on religious belief." 🎯This Is Not a Coincidence. This Is a Pattern. Wang Zhiyuan, chairman of the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party, was at the scene. He has seen this before — in Flushing, Queens; in London; at truth-telling booths and parade routes across the Western world. Falun Gong practitioners harassed, assaulted, and silenced. The settings change. The script does not. "The CCP has been persecuting Falun Gong practitioners inside China for decades," Wang said. "That persecution is now extending overseas — through infiltration, incitement of hatred, and information warfare." "The CCP exploits the freedom of speech and rule of law in Western societies to smear and suppress Falun Gong. This is not only an attack on Falun Gong — it is an assault on the religious freedom that America holds dear." He is right. And this pattern has a name: transnational repression. 🧘What Is Falun Gong, and Why Does Beijing Fear It? For Western readers unfamiliar with the context: Falun Gong (also called Falun Dafa) is a meditation-based spiritual practice that emerged in China in the early 1990s. By the late 1990s, it had attracted tens of millions of practitioners. In 1999, the Chinese Communist Party — threatened by any large, organized group that operated outside its control — launched a systematic campaign to eradicate it. What followed is among the most extensively documented human rights catastrophes of the 21st century. Practitioners were arrested, imprisoned, tortured, and killed. Forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience — many of them Falun Gong practitioners — has been credibly alleged by independent tribunals, human rights researchers, and former detainees. The persecution continues to this day inside China, where simply holding these beliefs can cost you your freedom or your life. Outside China, the CCP did not stop. It simply changed its methods. 😈The Authoritarian Export What happened at Union Square on May 9th fits a well-documented global playbook. The U.S. Department of Justice, Freedom House, and human rights organizations have all raised alarms in recent years about the CCP's systematic campaign of transnational repression — the practice of reaching across borders to intimidate, silence, and punish dissidents, ethnic minorities, and religious communities living in free countries. The targets are not only Falun Gong. They include Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hong Kong democracy activists, and ordinary Chinese citizens whose families remain in China as leverage. The tactics include surveillance, harassment, threats against relatives, online smear campaigns — and, increasingly, physical violence in public spaces in the heart of democratic cities. This is not paranoia. It is policy. 🚨A Call to Action The free world must name this for what it is. When a man storms a peaceful stage in Manhattan specifically to destroy the religious symbols of a minority spiritual community, that is not a random act of madness. When similar incidents have occurred in Flushing, in London, in city after city where Chinese diaspora communities gather to exercise the freedoms their host countries guarantee — that is a coordinated campaign. To the United States government: Investigate. Prosecute. The perpetrators of transnational repression on American soil must face the full weight of American law — and those who direct them from Beijing must face consequences at the diplomatic and economic level. To Congress: Strengthen and enforce the Transnational Repression Policy Act. Name and sanction the CCP officials, agencies, and proxy networks responsible for these operations on free soil. To the international community: Recognize that an authoritarian regime willing to silence a meditation practitioner in a New York public square is a regime that does not respect borders, sovereignty, or human dignity anywhere. What happens in Union Square is connected to what happens in Xinjiang, in Tibet, in Hong Kong. The geography changes. The machinery is the same. Freedom is not merely a domestic value. It is a promise — and when a foreign dictatorship reaches into our cities to break that promise for the most vulnerable among us, the silence of democracies is not neutrality. It is complicity. The lotus flowers were thrown to the ground in Manhattan last Friday. The people who placed them there got back up, kept their faith, and filed a police report in the country that promised them protection. The least we can do is make sure that promise holds. Background note: The Chinese Communist Party launched its persecution of Falun Gong in July 1999. Since then, documented abuses include mass arbitrary detention, torture, forced labor, and alleged organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience. Falun Gong practitioners constitute the largest group of religious prisoners in the world by most human rights estimates. Outside China, Freedom House's annual Transnational Repression reports have repeatedly identified the CCP as the world's most prolific perpetrator of cross-border political persecution. Original article/post by me Aric Chen, views are my own. #CCP #CCPinfiltration #China #FalunGong #FalunDafa #TransnationalRepression
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🚨 Beijing's Long Arm Reaches Into New York City. The Chinese Communist Party doesn't only persecute its citizens at home. It exports that persecution — into the streets of New York, London, and cities across the free world. On May 9, 2026, a peaceful celebration in the heart of Manhattan was violently interrupted. At Union Square — one of the most iconic public spaces in America — Falun Gong practitioners had gathered for World Falun Dafa Day, an annual event commemorating a spiritual discipline rooted in the traditional Chinese values of Truthfulness, Compassion, and Tolerance. Performers were on stage. Families and passersby watched. The atmosphere, by every account, was calm and festive. Then a man stormed the stage. He hurled himself at the decorations — lotus flowers and ceremonial props — screaming and destroying what he could before members of the audience intervened. Three NYPD officers arrived, struggled to restrain him, and took him away in handcuffs. An eyewitness named Michael put it plainly: "He wasn't randomly destroying things. He went specifically for the Falun Gong event. I believe this constitutes a hate attack on religious belief." 🎯This Is Not a Coincidence. This Is a Pattern. Wang Zhiyuan, chairman of the Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party, was at the scene. He has seen this before — in Flushing, Queens; in London; at truth-telling booths and parade routes across the Western world. Falun Gong practitioners harassed, assaulted, and silenced. The settings change. The script does not. "The CCP has been persecuting Falun Gong practitioners inside China for decades," Wang said. "That persecution is now extending overseas — through infiltration, incitement of hatred, and information warfare." "The CCP exploits the freedom of speech and rule of law in Western societies to smear and suppress Falun Gong. This is not only an attack on Falun Gong — it is an assault on the religious freedom that America holds dear." He is right. And this pattern has a name: transnational repression. 🧘What Is Falun Gong, and Why Does Beijing Fear It? For Western readers unfamiliar with the context: Falun Gong (also called Falun Dafa) is a meditation-based spiritual practice that emerged in China in the early 1990s. By the late 1990s, it had attracted tens of millions of practitioners. In 1999, the Chinese Communist Party — threatened by any large, organized group that operated outside its control — launched a systematic campaign to eradicate it. What followed is among the most extensively documented human rights catastrophes of the 21st century. Practitioners were arrested, imprisoned, tortured, and killed. Forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience — many of them Falun Gong practitioners — has been credibly alleged by independent tribunals, human rights researchers, and former detainees. The persecution continues to this day inside China, where simply holding these beliefs can cost you your freedom or your life. Outside China, the CCP did not stop. It simply changed its methods. 😈The Authoritarian Export What happened at Union Square on May 9th fits a well-documented global playbook. The U.S. Department of Justice, Freedom House, and human rights organizations have all raised alarms in recent years about the CCP's systematic campaign of transnational repression — the practice of reaching across borders to intimidate, silence, and punish dissidents, ethnic minorities, and religious communities living in free countries. The targets are not only Falun Gong. They include Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hong Kong democracy activists, and ordinary Chinese citizens whose families remain in China as leverage. The tactics include surveillance, harassment, threats against relatives, online smear campaigns — and, increasingly, physical violence in public spaces in the heart of democratic cities. This is not paranoia. It is policy. 🚨A Call to Action The free world must name this for what it is. When a man storms a peaceful stage in Manhattan specifically to destroy the religious symbols of a minority spiritual community, that is not a random act of madness. When similar incidents have occurred in Flushing, in London, in city after city where Chinese diaspora communities gather to exercise the freedoms their host countries guarantee — that is a coordinated campaign. To the United States government: Investigate. Prosecute. The perpetrators of transnational repression on American soil must face the full weight of American law — and those who direct them from Beijing must face consequences at the diplomatic and economic level. To Congress: Strengthen and enforce the Transnational Repression Policy Act. Name and sanction the CCP officials, agencies, and proxy networks responsible for these operations on free soil. To the international community: Recognize that an authoritarian regime willing to silence a meditation practitioner in a New York public square is a regime that does not respect borders, sovereignty, or human dignity anywhere. What happens in Union Square is connected to what happens in Xinjiang, in Tibet, in Hong Kong. The geography changes. The machinery is the same. Freedom is not merely a domestic value. It is a promise — and when a foreign dictatorship reaches into our cities to break that promise for the most vulnerable among us, the silence of democracies is not neutrality. It is complicity. The lotus flowers were thrown to the ground in Manhattan last Friday. The people who placed them there got back up, kept their faith, and filed a police report in the country that promised them protection. The least we can do is make sure that promise holds. Background note: The Chinese Communist Party launched its persecution of Falun Gong in July 1999. Since then, documented abuses include mass arbitrary detention, torture, forced labor, and alleged organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience. Falun Gong practitioners constitute the largest group of religious prisoners in the world by most human rights estimates. Outside China, Freedom House's annual Transnational Repression reports have repeatedly identified the CCP as the world's most prolific perpetrator of cross-border political persecution. Original article/post by me Aric Chen, views are my own. #CCP #CCPinfiltration #China #FalunGong #FalunDafa #TransnationalRepression

Aric Chen

37,980 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten