The Murder of Gonzalo Lira Inter Alia

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On Tue, 16 Jan 2024, [utf-8] LionelNation wrote:

> Date: Tue, 16 Jan 2024 22:00:17 +0000
> From: "[utf-8] LionelNation" <info@lionelmedia.com>
> To: "[utf-8] Honored Patriot" <stock@stokkie.net>
> Subject: [utf-8] The Murder of Gonzalo Lira Inter Alia
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> This week presaged everything.
>
> "Right now, I'm about to try to get out of Ukraine, and seek
  political asylum in Hungary. Either I'll cross the border and make it
  to safety, or I'll be disappeared by the Kiev regime." - Gonzalo Lira
  (07/31/2023)
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> What we are seeing now augurs the decline and disintegration of the
  [SG]. Let us begin.

> 1. Where is Gonzalo Lira
   (https://www.rt.com/news/590559-gonzalo-lira-dead/) ?  He is dead. He
   was murdered. He was tortured. He will not be forgotten. There is no
   freedom of speech in Ukraine to be sure. They will kill you if you say
   the wrong thing. But in the US you won't necessarily be killed but
   you will be snatched and disappeared and deposited in an underground DC
   gulag cell indefinitely for daring to object to a vote.
> 2. Our corrupt government wants to make it clear that not a finger
   was lifted to secure the release of Gonzalo Lira
   (https://t.co/WPBlIQSXEs) , especially after he embarrassed the
   Ukrainian Borat while giving support to a rational view of the Russian
   perspective vis-a-vis Ukraine.
> 3. Why is anyone surprised by the fact that the US cares nothing
   about citizen free speech? Look at the way it handled citizens who
   wanted to voice objection to an election they thought was synthetic.
   Look how our government overreacted to what amounted to trespass.
   #RIPGonzaloLira
   (https://twitter.com/hashtag/RIPGonzaloLira?src=hashtag_click)
> 4. From a political realism and historical point of view, what is the
   actual difference between the cases of Brittney Griner and Gonzalo
   Lira? To wit, attempting to smuggle a hashish vape cartridge into a
   country versus speaking the truth. Discuss. Whom did the US protect?
   Why?
> 5. Who is protecting Gonzalo Lira's wife and children? No one.
   Expect no followup from your demented pretend president or any of the
   dupes at State. Whoever told you that Americans were protected was
   greatly mistaken.
> 6. With all due respect Gonzalo Lira was out of his mind to continue
   saying what he was saying in a country that blatantly and openly
   crushes free speech and dissent. Let this be a warning to you, free
   thinkers. The ability to communicate unimpaired and unfettered is a
   pipe dream.
> 7. Reality check. Your theoretical First Amendment doesn't exist
   here or anywhere. Gonzalo Lira got caught up in the delusion that he
   could say whatever he wanted and that free speech is protected and
   guaranteed and appreciated. Wrong. Especially in a thugocracy called
   Ukraine.
> 8. Hollyweird can't tell the truth about anything and no idea what
   truth is. Nor do they have any interest in veracity. When all of a
   sudden the rads drop tonnage they won't do the right thing and
   explain that it was Ozempic or Wegovy. Nope, they will swear it's
   clean living.
> 9. This is what you get when you announce to the world that you're
   a sanctuary city
   (https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/4406492-new-york-city-mayor-hi
   ts-texas-governor-mean-spiritedness-immigrant-crisis/) and that you
   have opened your arms and hearts and wallets to new swaths and swarms
   and hordes of illegal aliens dumped off and abandoned. Capeesh?
> 10. The pendulum is swinging back like a wrecking ball. Nothing
   happens by accident or coincidence. Madison Marsh
   (https://nypost.com/2024/01/15/news/pilot-madison-marsh-becomes-first-ac
   tive-duty-air-force-officer-to-win-miss-america-title/) made history by
   becoming the first active-duty Air Force officer to be crowned Miss
   America, soaring ahead of the competition in the prestigious pageant on
   Sunday night. The 22-year-old, serving as a 2nd lieutenant in the Air
   Force and concurrently interning at Harvard Medical School, emerged
   victorious by surpassing 50 other contestants to secure the top
   position in the 2024 Miss America pageant held in Florida over the
   weekend.
> 11. #KattWilliams
   (https://twitter.com/hashtag/KattWilliams?src=hashtag_click) should be
   theoretically the new media darling of the pseudoconservative right
   because he espouses more ideologies that actually comport with their
   theoretical worldview. What he said regarding Diddy is one for the
   ages. Buckle up, pilgrims.
> 12. Vexillology has established the immutable fact that the American
   flag is not meant as a form of tribute or respect but as an instrument
   of distraction.
> 13. Social media news platforms and citizens/civilian alternative
   streaming media just a year ago were unrecognizable compared to what is
   happening now especially since October 7. Commentators and analysts
   previously thought to be leftist and historically liberal and rather
   fringe are now enjoying a popularity and a front and center star
   status. From Max Blumenthal to John Mearsheimer to the Duran to Scott
   Ritter to Amy Goodman and Douglas Macgregor, all are now burning down
   the house with views and likes and critical metrics from audiences who
   would have eschewed their message before. What happened? This portends
   doom for the usual suspect American/Western media, who have no idea
   what the American voter and consumer are thinking and craving. And it
   also shows a recalibration of the American voter base.
> 14. I am finding myself listening with great attention to a number of
   commentators and journalists whom, frankly, I was never that
   particularly impressed with and by. But situations and circumstances
   have changed. They represent the new vanguard of truth purveyors. 2024
   will see a complete and total realignment of what is and is not
   considered credible and viable news sourcing.
> 15. When having your picture posted make sure your PR crew always
   selects the shot where you're looking askance or essentially
   disinterested in the event you've paid for to be covered.
> 16. Bab-el-Mandeb is the strait located between Yemen on the Arabian
   Peninsula and Djibouti and Eritrea in the Horn of Africa. The Houthis
   control it and the potential disaster that such could cause is
   incalculable incomprehensible and inexplicable.
> 17. "Floccinaucinihilipilification" is one of the longest words in
   the English language and refers to the act or habit of estimating
   something as worthless or trivial. It is often used to express the idea
   of deeming something as unimportant or of little value. Think Nikki
   Haley.
> 18. As president I will sign legislation that mandates that all
   Zillennials exhibit proficiency in the difference between the words
   figuratively and literally.
> 19. As president I will sign legislation that immediately orders
   psychiatric evaluation for anybody who insists upon pushing an already
   lighted elevator button.
> 20. It doesn't matter what Americans refer to themselves as
   regarding polity or party or political direction/persuasion
   (https://t.co/nd1kqvi8rg) . They are ignorant when it comes to subject
   matter. This is the time for Donald Trump to move in and to deal with
   the independent/undecided voter and maybe even poach from the
   Democratic side. But instead he's wallowing in courtroom minutiae
   while his lawyer glams up for more IG narcissism. He has been
   monumentally disserved by his legal team as we have been by our
   contaminated government.
> 21. What can't you pronounce?
> 22. What is Operation Prosperity Guardian?
> 23. What exactly does Yemen want vis-a-vis the Houthis?
> 24. What is the Global South?
> 25. What is a Straussian neocon?
> 26. What is rules-based order?
> 27. Barbra Streisand (https://trib.al/oL0bVbs) is a member of the
   installed and chosen few. She has been designated by the [SG] as
   mouthpiece and spokesman. She doesn't follow the same rules you and I
   follow. The only way to change this is through election revolution in
   2024.
> 28. If you listen to the Democratic leadership these Americans are
   actually engaged in some form of rebellion or insurrection by virtue of
   their having the unmitigated audacity in thinking their voice and
   objections have an audience.
> 29. At what particular point did Elton John's singing become
   absolutely indecipherable?
> 30. The Iowa caucuses represent a pivotal opportunity for individuals
   to assert their influence in the political landscape. In a solemn
   address to the audience, former President Trump articulated the gravity
   of the moment, stating, "These caucuses are your personal chance to
   score the ultimate victory over all of the liars, cheaters, thugs,
   perverts, frauds, crooks, freaks, creeps, and other quite nice people."
   Within this discourse, Trump underscored the perceived challenges posed
   by various elements in the political sphere, characterizing them as
   impediments to the electorate's voice. Moreover, Trump conveyed a
   narrative wherein the Washington establishment, colloquially referred
   to as the "swamp," has allegedly wielded its influence to stifle the
   voices of the populace. In this context, he urged the audience to seize
   the forthcoming caucuses as an opportune moment
   (https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/ordained-by-god-trump-s-legal-p
   roblems-galvanize-iowa-evangelicals/ar-AA1mWv26) to
> reclaim their agency, imploring them, "But tomorrow is your time to
   turn on them and to say and speak your mind and to vote." This call to
   action, couched in the language of civic duty, reflects a broader
   discourse surrounding political participation and the assertion of
   individual voices within the democratic process.
> 31. More Americans know who this insignificant Taylor Swift twit is
   than what the acronym BRICS denotes. Think about that.
> 32. Priapism is a medical condition characterized by persistent and
   often painful erections that occur unrelated to sexual stimulation.
   This condition is considered a urological emergency and requires prompt
   medical attention. Know the warning signs.
> 33. Be aware of cognitive, sensory and psychological changes that may
   be indicative of various health conditions. Changes in memory
(https://twitter.com/CollinRugg/status/1745911461417767285/video/1) ,
   concentration and judgment along with visual disturbances and
   hallucinations could suggest neurological or psychiatric issues.
   Muffled speech, delusions and symptoms like depression, irritability
   and anxiety may be associated with mental health disorders. Sleep
   disturbances, including excessive daytime drowsiness and REM sleep
   disorder might be linked to sleep-related conditions. It's crucial to
   consult with a healthcare professional for a comprehensive assessment
   and accurate diagnosis based on individual circumstances.
> 34. I have no interest in the political trajectories of Nikki Haley
   and/or Ron DeSantis. Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee. Why
   we are discussing two irrelevant wannabes I will never understand.
> 35. Donald Trump will be denied the 2024 election. He will not be
   reelected. Grover Cleveland's status will remain unscathed. The [SG]
   will never allow Donald Trump to cross the threshold of the Oval Office
   again. Even as a visitor. Get it through your head. It will be Gavin
   Newsom.
> 36. Let me explain to you American foreign policy. There is none.
   There is policy and it is certainly foreign but it has nothing to do
   with America. What you're told and shown and presented is a lot of
   gobbledygook razzmatazz that you invariably enjoy and swallow
   unquestionably.
> 37. The American heritage/legacy sockpuppet news platforms seem to
   have absolutely no interest or understanding in what is happening anent
   Israel and the ICJ. As a lawyer and someone reasonably verse in
   allegations and trial procedure I am flabbergasted by what I am
   watching and even more nonplussed over the complete and total lack of
   interest on the part of anybody in the US. This is not Israel on trial.
   This is the heretofore agreed-upon world order on trial. Journalism
   demands a cogent and clinical review of what is happening without
   worrying or paying inordinate attention to false claims of bias. It
   comes down to this : do you or do you not want to know the truth?
> 38. If you had only one arm, how would you clap? (An old question.)
> 39. The [SG] howls uncontrollably over the frothing excitement the
   proles exhibit in thinking that somehow they've gotten to the bottom
   of the Epstein predation parade. They have as much chance of being
   arrested and indicted as the American voter has of having a clean vote.
> 40. Nationalism is a political ideology and movement characterized by
   a strong sense of loyalty, devotion, and pride toward one's nation. It
   often involves a belief in the significance and unity of a particular
   nation, emphasizing its culture, history, language, and often promoting
   the interests of that nation above others. Nationalists often advocate
   for the sovereignty and self-determination of their nation and may
   oppose the influence or integration with other nations or supranational
   entities. While nationalism can foster a sense of identity and
   solidarity, it has also been associated with both positive and negative
   historical developments, ranging from independence movements to
   conflicts and wars. So tell me, what's wrong with nationalism?
> 41. What is your biggest disappointment as a voter?
> 42. What is the absolute worst news platform available today?
> 43. The collective populace has historically exhibited a lack of
   avidity for truth, diverting attention from evidence incongruent with
   personal predilections and displaying a proclivity for venerating
   error, particularly if it exerts a seductive allure. Mastery over the
   masses is achieved facilely by those adept at furnishing illusions
   while those endeavoring to dismantle prevailing illusions find
   themselves perennially ensnared as victims. Within a communal assembly
   an individual assumes the metaphorical semblance of a singular grain of
   sand amidst a myriad of analogous particles, susceptible to the
   capricious whims of the prevailing wind. Paraphrasing Le Bon.
> 44. There is a new focus regarding plagiarism and lying. Jason
   Whitlock (https://twitter.com/i/status/1745732532425953630) is taking
   that to a new level in this entertaining indictment against the bombast
   Mr. Smith. I find this fascinating. Irrelevant when compared to many
   issues? Certainly. But fascinating.
> 45. If elected I will immediately sign legislation prohibiting anyone
   from keeping a large camper/RV or boat on the premises or in the
   driveway of any home in the United States.
> 46. #BreakingNews
   (https://twitter.com/hashtag/BreakingNews?src=hashtag_click) Tattoos
   are now universally considered to be stupid and a sign of slavish
   subjugation to naked fad.
> 47. Documents released (https://t.co/I3gMiUKrxh) detail the genesis
   of contemporary digital censorship programs, outlining the intricate
   involvement of military entities, U.S. intelligence agencies, civil
   society organizations, and commercial media. These records shed light
   on the collaborative efforts and distinct roles played by these diverse
   entities in shaping and implementing censorship strategies in the
   digital realm. The evolution of such programs reflects a complex
   interplay between governmental interests, intelligence priorities,
   societal concerns, and the influence of commercial entities within the
   ever-evolving landscape of information control. Is this far-fetched?
> 48. The one political subject matter never broached by any American
   politician out of fear.
> 49. There is nothing more profoundly unfunny and uninteresting than
   the attempts to corral comedians into settings where they speak with
   other comedians about comedian things and subject the audience to
   forced laughing and unnecessary over the top knee slapping over
   observations and quips that amount essentially to nothing.
> 50. "Hunter Biden is destroying his father's reelection hopes"
   is an actual (I shit you not) headline that suggests that Joe Biden has
   a chance in 2024 and will not unceremoniously exit stage left to make
   room for Gavin Newsom as I have noted for years.
> 51. Alex Jones is back. 2024 changes everything.
> 52. Katt Williams (https://studio.youtube.com/video/ziay6RrP2UY/edit)
    still occupies every square inch of social media real estate. And the
   reason is simple. We love to see people fight back with the truth to
   flatten and crush lies perfidy and fraud. Who in your world of
   conventional news dares to do that? No one.
> 53. Hasbara serves as a public diplomacy strategy employed by Israel,
   aiming to elucidate and justify actions regardless of their perceived
   justification. Originating from the Hebrew language, the term "hasbara"
   can be roughly translated to mean "explaining." Characterized as a
   "reactive and event-driven approach," hasbara centers on the provision
   of explanations for one's actions, particularly in response to specific
   events or circumstances. But watch now how the word is used.
> 54. The Houthis/Ansar Allah are defined as a rebel group based in
   Yemen. They originated in the northern part of the country and have
   been involved in conflicts including the Yemeni Civil War. The group
   follows the Zaidi Shia Islam sect and has been in conflict with the
   Yemeni government and a Saudi-led coalitions. They are in no way
   similar to any group or organization that juvenescent western
   sockpuppet media have ever dealt with or imagined.
> 55. In the annals of excretory horror swaths and literal inflight
   shit shows the name Gerard Finneran (https://t.co/dNv1q84Q72) tops the
   list, never to be paralleled in the history of commercial aviation.
> 56. Naïveté is the philosophical currency of international systems.
> 57. In view of the 25th anniversary of the Sopranos more people watch
   it today than when it appeared on HBO. What is even more interesting is
   that young people today are fascinated by it because in the snowflake
   powderpuff world of woke lunacy and trigger words and microaggressions
   younger generations appreciate brutal politically incorrect
   psychopathic killers who are homophobic misogynistic and exquisitely
   ruthless. They never knew people acted like this and find this unique
   criminal counterculture exciting. This is good news for rational
   thinking. Believe it or not.
> 58. In the ongoing saga of Yemen's resistance movement, Ansar Allah
   issues a bold stance, vowing to intercept any vessel affiliated with
   Israel. While the Western world reacts with concern, global shipping
   from Russian tankers to Chinese, Iranian and Global South ships
   maintains its uninterrupted passage through the strategic Bab
   al-Mandeb, where the narrowest point measures just 33 kilometers, and
   across the Red Sea. Dig?
> 59. #BreakingNews
   (https://twitter.com/hashtag/BreakingNews?src=hashtag_click) Nikki
   Haley is a prevaricatrix. A liar. Her word means nothing and her
   positions shift and transition with the wind. Now, anyone surprised?
   Just as I thought.
> 60. Jason Whitlock and Aaron Rodgers and Katt Williams and Lil Nas X
   recently exposed to members of subterranean demographic pockets what my
   political and social Conspiratorium has known and announced for
   decades. This is most exciting.
> 61. Frank Luntz is a fraud. For reasons that will never be understand
   by Western Society he's managed to establish himself as some
   legitimate and accurate pollster. It goes to show you the level of
   cretinism that has infected American political commentary.
>
> Till it be morrow, good citizen.
>
> CODA

This was a Fortnight of News ? I guess the salvation of society through
"reputed" news outlets has ended. In other unconfirmed news it has
alledged been rumored that besides Bill Clinton, also the second in
command of the roaring nineties, Al Gore, was on the Epstein- Client
list. If so, this would in an instant kill all of the Global Warmonger
narratives, aka Climate Change, and in the same week dry up all of Green
Funding ... which is substantial.

Who smudged out Al Gore's name from the Epstein- Client list ?

Happy New Year!

Robert
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