Why, Seattle? Of all the places Antifa/ BLM's and their Covid pandemic approved protest, including armed gangs and assorted hangers on could have set up/or attempted to segregate in the US, why did they settle on Seattle? Ya know there has to be a reason. It couldn't not have been some random willy nilly decision.Then I recalled from years ago the work of the late and still great David McGowan. His interesting piece known as "Sleazefest in Seattle" Which covers a seemingly curious incident of mass cop killings. Hits, very obviously. Eventually the settled on patsy, a man with an extensive criminal record, a man of colour was found to be the culprit. Before you get all "black lives matter" on me. Patsies come in all colours and this guy was no innocent waif. He had an extensive criminal history including molesting a child. And, as luck would have it he was always being released from prison to continue on with his criminal ways. Including a pardon from Mike Huckabee- Yes, that Mike Huckabee! Even though his victims/ families of victims spoke against his release.I covered this piece by Dave McGowan back in the day- here (check the comments)
"The official story quickly and predictably took shape: one crazed gunman – undoubtedly a ‘lone domestic terrorist,’ though a different ‘lone domestic terrorist,’ since the first one was paralyzed and in police custody – had strolled into the coffee shop and swiftly taken out all four officers. All four armed officers. All four armed and trained officers. All four armed and trained and body-armored officers. One lone un-body-armored assailant with a handgun had done that.What doesn’t make any sense, of course, is that one guy with a handgun can take out four body-armored officers (Sergeant Mark Renninger, Ronald Owens, Tina Griswold and Greg Richards) before any of them could effectively return fire. Given the body armor, the assailant would essentially have had to score head shots on all four officers (as was acknowledged by the UK’s The First Post, which reported that the gunman “shot the officers in the head repeatedly with a handgun.”), which isn’t all that easy to do, assuming that the officers weren’t just sitting there waiting their turn. (“Maurice Clemmons, Prime Suspect in the Shooting of Four Police Officers Yesterday, Is at Large,” November 30, 2009)
Clemmons had a very long and sordid criminal history, dating back to his teen years in Arkansas. As the Seattle Times noted (“Maurice Clemmons, Man Wanted for Questioning, Has Troubling Criminal History,” November 30, 2009), “Clemmons’ criminal history includes at least five felony convictions in Arkansas and at least eight felony charges in Washington. The record also stands out for the number of times he has been released from custody despite questions about the danger he posed.”
Clemmons served eleven years of his combined sentences before rather notoriously being released by former presidential candidate and archconservative Mike Huckabee. Contrary to what media accounts implied, however, it was not Huckabee’s commutation that ultimately put Clemmons out on the streets allegedly hunting Seattle-area police officers; he would be in-and-out of jail several more times before joining our cast of characters, and he would receive unusual treatment at several points along the way.
Washington State is also neighbourly with BC- And human trafficking is a problem in both areas. Recall when all those body parts used to wash up on the coastlines of BC. Ever wonder why that was? Do body parts still wash up on the shorelines of BC and no one mentions it anymore? Clearly something was and probably still is going on... In BC, specifically Vancouver, we also see large BLM/Antifa protests- Might be easy enough to shift people back and forth via water between the two locations.If not by land, then by sea... From British Columbia it would be easy enough to travel by land. just like those 4 human traffickers recently arrested in Saskatchewan
" four Vancouver Island residents being arrested and charged with offences related to human trafficking in Saskatchewan"
Protestors can move from Washington state to British Columbia and then travel by land to other "protest" locations- Where organizers request no pictures be taken of protestors face.
As David McGowan stated 10 years ago
"Suffice it to say that, with the recent spate of cop killings, the impending opening of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, allegations of serious weirdness transpiring in the Vancouver area, and Vancouver looking more and more like it is under martial law, there are warning signs in the air that something is brewing in the Pacific Northwest – and it ain’t Starbucks Coffee.
From Sleazefest in Seattle to an obviously approved segregation, from an entire nation, zone.
Let's talk about "black lives matter"
Pepe Escobar: "And that brings us to the across the board legitimacy enjoyed by Black Lives Matter. How’s that possible? Here is a good place to start.Black Lives Matter, founded in 2013 by a trio of middle class, queer black women very vocal against “hetero-patriarchy”, is a product of what University of British Columbia’s Peter Dauvergne defines as “corporatization of activism”.Over the years, Black Lives Matter evolved as a marketing brand, like Nike (which fully supports it). The widespread George Floyd protests elevated it to the status of a new religion. Yet Black Lives Matter carries arguably zero, true revolutionary appeal."
But it has brand appeal, a slogan, in the best tradition a "glittering generality" can provide. You all did realize that "black lives matter" is propaganda 101, a glittering generality.
"an emotionally appealing phrase so closely associated with highly valued concepts and beliefs that it carries conviction without supporting information or reason"
Pepe continues: "The gold standard on civil rights, Dr. Martin Luther King, in 1968, concisely framed the – structural – heart of the matter:“The black revolution is much more than a struggle for the rights of Negroes. It is forcing America to face all its interrelated flaws—racism, poverty, militarism, and materialism. It is exposing evils that are rooted deeply in the whole structure of our society. It reveals systemic rather than superficial flaws and suggests that radical reconstruction of society itself is the real issue to be faced.”
Black Lives Matter profited in 2016 from a humongous $100 million grant from the Ford Foundation and other philanthropic capitalism stalwarts such as JPMorgan Chase and the Kellogg Foundation.The Ford Foundation is very close to the U.S. Deep State. The board of directors is crammed with corporate CEOs and Wall Street honchos. In a nutshell; Black Lives Matter, the organization, today is fully sanitized; largely integrated into the Democratic Party machine; adored by mainstream media; and certainly does not represent a threat to the 0.001%."
One has to ask which came first the 100 million dollar egg, or the Black Lives Matter chicken. I'm of the mind the 100 million dollar egg was laid first and BLM was hatched from that golden egg. As previously reported the BLM protests were sanctioned by the medical profession despite the presence of an alleged raging pandemic that saw millions tossed out of their jobs and small businesses. And LOCKED DOWN, Not allowed to earn a living, but, okay to loot, riot and burn ... I mean protest, right, cause that's protesting?
The devastating affects of that mass lockdown have already begun to show and will only worsen as time goes on. None of that matters. Cause only black lives matter. That's made very clear.In short order we'll get back to Pepe's piece. For now let's get back to Seattle. The zone of segregation and answer the question: Why Seattle?Seattle.. where police officers are shot in coffee shops. And trafficking of humans etc., is a regular occurrence. Along the coastline, shared with British Columbia, Canada.Seattle's Spook School located at the University of Washington- Doubtful this has ever changed.
"Despite the CIA's controversial history in and out of academia—and that INSER is clearly designed to train and recruit the next generation of data miners—the UW administration doesn't seem concerned that INSER will become a recruiting ground for the CIA. "I think there are students that will take courses in this area that could end up in intelligence," UW's Roseth says. "But there's a broad field of people who do this that aren't in the intelligence community." The CIA, Roseth adds, is "trying to... address some of the past failures of the agency.""
I'm quite sure that when the CIA settled into Washington State University they had recruitment on their minds.Seattle is also home to Amazon. Amazon is the single biggest employer in Seattle. Amazon has come out firmly behind this "movement" Amazon was the BIG winner in the " Covid pandemic" scam. Amazon has a deal with the CIA. Same as the University of Washington does.
A Groundbreaking Deal
The CIA’s first request for proposals from industry in mid-2012 was met with bid protests to the Government Accountability Office from Microsoft and AT&T, two early contenders for the contract.
In early 2013, after weighing bids from Amazon Web Services, IBM and an unnamed third vendor, the CIA awarded a contract to AWS worth up to $600 million over a period of up to 10 years.
Jeff Bezos clearly didn't get as wealthy as he did selling stuff on line. Sure it helped, but, so did 60 million dollars a year for ten years. Amazon has years left on that contract.
Limited Details
The CIA declined to comment when Government Executive asked about the extent of the IC cloud’s capabilities or that of the National Security Agency’s cloud.
Amazon also declined to describe the IC cloud’s technical capabilities. It is a good bet, though, that the AWS-built cloud for the IC will have capabilities at least equal to existing capabilities Amazon has already implemented across government.For example, the company provides the cloud bandwidth for the Securities and Exchange Commission’s collection of more than 1 billion trade records and more than a terabyte of new data per day through its Market Information Data Analytics System. This example may be prescient given that now-public surveillance efforts indicate the IC collects billions and perhaps trillions of pieces of metadata, phone and Internet records, and other various bits of information on an annual basis. The potential exists for the CIA to become one of AWS’ largest customers.
You can read the rest of the article at the link provided. Before we move on do you recall that Jeff Bezos made some fortuitous stock moves just before the Covid "crisis" occurred?
"He saved himself from larger losses by selling a big chunk of his Amazon shares in February, before the worldwide scale of the coronavirus crisis was fully acknowledged and before the stock market collapse.
There is no suggestion that Bezos acted improperly by selling the shares or that he was acting on non-public information about the impact of the pandemic. But his timing was near-perfect.The stock sold was as much as he had sold in the previous 12 months, according to analysis by the Wall Street Journal"
Ah, yah... no improper actions eh? Falling in line with the push to privatize the police.. Amazon syncs moves with BLM.
Interesting move on the part of Amazon? Perhaps Amazon can provide "police services" for hire as part of a new expansive neo liberal business model?
Seattle. Washington State U has a spook school and other ties to the CIA. Amazon is headquartered in Seattle and has ties to the CIA. Amazon has profited from the Covid Pandemic and is hoping to profit, no doubt, from the "defunding of the police" movement that took flight in the BLM movement.There will be more. For now the concluding paragraph will be the same as the last one in Pepe Escobar's Dissident Voice oped
"Whatever happens next, one key vector is immutable. A state of permanent insurrection only benefits the 0.00001% plutocracy comfortably ensconced while the plebs set the night on fire."
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