The news is out, and it is not good!
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https://newsalertniagara.blogspot.com/2018/10/the-despicable-persecution-of-lady-of.html
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https://newsalertniagara.blogspot.com/2018/10/the-despicable-persecution-of-lady-of.html
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Assault on 16 year old
https://toronto.citynews.ca/video/2020/06/16/senior-couple-suing-durham-police/
Durham Police Assault on elderly couple
On May 9, 2021 'News Alert Niagara' posted an article regarding municipal abuse of Citizens titled: 'Not Illegal if We do it'.
As you will see, if you open the story, it wraps around the Municipality of Fort Erie in conjunction with the local detachment of the Niagara Regional Police trespassing, destroying and theft of a Citizen's private possessions from private property.
https://newsalertniagara.blogspot.com/2021/05/not-illegal-if-we-do-it.html
'News Alert Niagara' has grown familiar with the antics of 'Crooks, Creeps &Lying Haters'. 'News Alert Niagara' has suffered physical battery, government theft of our equipment, withholding our possessions for several years by government, attacks on our computers, destruction of our computers, attempted hacking for ransom of our internet site.
However, it was the during the dissemination of our following story titled: 'A Case for Free Press and Free Speech' that we discovered that some 'Crooks, Creeps &Lying Haters' had effectively shut down every single 'News Alert Niagara' story that we have ever published. All 522 Stories - GONE!
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Instead of responding to our stories in the comment section under each and every article with 'intelligence, logic and reason' the 'Crooks, Creeps &Lying Haters' choose to destroy 'Free Press and deny Free Speech!
Certainly it must grate the 'Crooks, Creeps &Lying Haters' that the Blogger Team re-evaluated and fully reinstated our blog.
Finally a semblance of hope for journalistic integrity
A courageous MP demands freedom of press and free speech for Rebel News in Parliament.
Sadly, the demand for freedom of press and free speech for Rebel News did not come from an MP in our Canadian Parliament!
The champion of a free press and free speech came from Dr. Catherine Cumming, MP Australia who claimed in their Parliament; "Independent media, including Rebel News, have played a vital role in the past twelve months."
Beyond Hand me Downs
It took years for Preston Haskell to finally finish it.
It being this book so relevant today.
The year was Nineteen Ninety-Eight. That was a very
Gauguin’s
rebellious letter was a century after the French Revolution; a revolting
contretemps that gave some of the greatest nations on earth pause for thought,
reflection, and a sense of urgency for social reform.
The French
Revolution, like the American Revolution, was born of the enlightened
philosophy that characteristically rages against recurrent arrogance of power.
The French Revolution, like the American Revolution, ruptured centuries of
forcefully contained loathing. Words, expressions, and thoughts such as, “Man
is born free, yet everywhere he is in chains”, captured the minds and hearts of
the repressed, unleashing an explosion of unstoppable energy. The revolution
continued in various forms following the dramatically induced paraphrase of the
American experience, “Declaration of the Rights of Man”. Centuries of vulgar
assumption, abuse, and arrogance are observably not changed overnight, or
indeed, any time soon.
My interest
lies in the fact that these words, “Man is born free, yet everywhere he is in
chains”, are written, and caused to be written in the book titled The Social
Contract, by an intuitive fifty-year-old, unschooled, eighteenth century
French philosopher, named Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Given that Rousseau self-educated
himself through reading, could it be that he has received these sentiments from
the English philosopher John Lock? Lock proffers the theory of a fair and
balanced social contract between the state and the individual.
Lock also
espouses his judgment that a government that breaks the social contract can be
terminated, even by force if necessary. I must conclude that Lock garners his
opinion from history. There certainly has been, and continues to be, ample
evidence of arrogance of power, abuse of power, malignant greed, and even
professional misconduct, from which eternally hopeful and repeatedly deceived
societies have been, and continue to be, so painfully forced to rediscover.
Society is repeatedly forced to rediscover that which they fail to learn from
available prior knowledge, from readily available information that stares
society in the face, screams enlightenment, shrieks to be heard, bangs on
debilitated brains incapacitated by the arrogant supposition of overly educated
know-it-alls, who surmise that so much knowledge has already been acquired that
the computation of fact, intuitive deduction, and reason are only valuable if
combined with inflated forms of deceptively and deliberately protracted study.
Our philosophy and our
reasoning can be traced back through knowledge handed down to us from recorded
history. Aristotle, one of history’s most influential philosophers, transforms
the inherent thinking of Socrates, through the efforts and philosophy of Plato,
into a road map of life that influences our politics, our legal system, and
even our thought.
Music, as
we know it, following the common ‘Gregorian chant’, can be charted in an
unbroken line from the magnificent and, more importantly, creative efforts of
the sixteenth century composer, Palestrina, “The Prince of Music” and his
enduring Missa Papea Marcelli to the present day.
Art, as we
appreciate it, has been continually and masterfully portrayed back 30,000 years
to the primitive, ever imaginative and illuminating, images created on the
walls of caves.
Political,
professional, and bureaucratic corruption and greed, as we suffer it,
highlights the destruction of every society in history. Can there be any
greater menace to any society?
Knowledge,
as we understand it, has been expanding throughout the course of history. It
has been handed down to us through verse and song. The receptive, particularly
the very young, grasp for knowledge like a drowning man will clutch for a
straw. Long before we understand that we need knowledge for life’s
prerequisites, we are eagerly searching for it in every nook, crook and cranny
of our domain. Baring irrational impediments, our eager search endures unabated
and unabashedly for the whole of our natural lives. We fervently harvest the
preponderance of our desired knowledge by inquisitive investigation. We garner
the necessary expertise throughout our vocation as a protégé.
All prior
knowledge comes to us as hand-me-downs. Everything we think we know, and
everything that we think we are, comes from others. The only time we advance
beyond hand-me-downs is the moment we create or discover something that never
was.
Knowledge
appears and expands through continual discovery, rediscovery, and more
importantly, creative genius. Our knowledge will continue to appear and expand
by fortuitous discovery and/or through the efforts of the multitude of
marvelous people with the innate propensity to create.
Facing the
turn of the century and entering the third millennium, how are we doing? Our
scientific knowledge has mushroomed! Technology has triumphed! We are on the
cutting edge in medicine! Our education system is smugly espoused to be the
greatest! The supposedly unassailable Bill of Rights and Constitution ostensibly
protects personal rights and freedoms. With all this extraordinary success and
a good measure of professional braggadocio, surely we should be forgiven if we,
erroneously, conclude that man’s inherent barbarism has also been conquered.
Unfortunately,
our baggage of brutality has traveled with us through all of our successes.
Everything we have accomplished, everything we have developed, and everything
we have learned is being put to use either as weapons or bait.
The world
is becoming a society of knowledgeable savages! -Preston Haskell, Photographer
The criminal morons that have infiltrated into every level of our government should understand that it won't be the exuberant health officials that will be booted from office!