This is incredible. The US abandoned the JCPOA, twice launched surprise attacks during negotiations, and then breached the MoU as soon as it was signed.

Patient records show how Dr Pat Morrissey cured covid symptoms
https://louiseroseingrave.substack.com/p/patient-records-show-how-dr-pat-morrissey

COMMENT: Good new indeed. There must be consequences to cancel culture. I will reissue a previous ‘View Point’ that will give context.

VIEW POINT: I had hoped that cancel culture was dead, unfortunately it is still alive although probably mortally wounded. I have been the victim of cancel culture on numerous occasions. The pattern is always the same, the booked venue receives dozens of emails, often from all over the world threatening the hotel if the event takes place. This is backed up by phone calls and often the visit of an ANTIFA activist that frightens the wits out of the hotel manager. I would love to be a fly on the wall to hear what is really said but the intimidation usually works, an ashen faced manager then explains that the event is cancelled. On one occasion when I refused to leave a venue that was fully paid up with the event about to start a terrified manager threatened to set off the fire alarm to ‘evacuate’ the whole hotel. This is what intimidation and threats can achieve. Of course the venue owners could go to the police but they never do. Curiously threats never actually materialise and the odd occasion when the bullies were faced down nothing dreadful happened, the ground never opened up and everybody had a great day. Over the last year or two I have given many talks without any hassle. I suspect that hotel owners have met and shared information and realise that the ‘far right’ are normal ordinary concerned citizens who only want to hold legal and respectful meetings about matters of public interest. Also what was ‘fringe’ is now totally mainstream.

However a prestigious high profile event due to be hosted by a conservative ‘think tank’ called Dialog has been cancelled by the Powerscourt Hotel and Spa. Dialog was founded by the German American industrialist, Peter Thiel and is supportive of right of centre causes. This ‘View Point’ is not a critique on Dialog or its founder, rather its purpose is to convey how an apparently reputable hotel can be forced to cancel. What actually happened. Unless you were that fly on the wall you will never know what exactly happened but we can build up a picture.

The hotel is part of the ‘MHL Collection’ hotel chain and a ‘longstanding tenant’ of the Powerscourt Estate which is owned by the Slazenger family. The Powerscourt Estate have expressed their ‘relief’ that the hotel chose to cancel the event stating that they were ‘relieved and pleased’ that the event was cancelled. They also wish to thank those ‘who supported us through this difficult and challenging time’. In view of my own experiences it is reasonable to ask were they threatened. I ask that because the group opposing the conference have used similar language that I was at the receiving end of. Their statement says ‘this conference must not be allowed go ahead’ and ‘we issue a warning to any other hotel or venue on the island of Ireland who may consider hosting these individuals’. I consider this language to be explicit and threatening and implying that harm will result if the event proceeds. Finally the group opposing states ‘genociders, warmongers and technofascists are not welcome in Ireland. Power to the people!’ We can easily see this groups politics from their use of language.

Following these events it is reasonable to ask who actually owns the Powerscourt Estate. Technically the Slazenger family do but who really calls the shots from now on, the Slazengers or the extreme left. What will their next demand be, a free conference or free accommodation. Now that they appear to have the Slazenger family on the run they will not stop. The Marxists don’t admire weakness, they exploit weakness and lack of backbone delights and encourages them. The hotel probably felt pressurised to cancel by their landlord, the Slazengers and understandably wanted to maintain good relations with them. This is a story of bullying being used to exploit moral weakness and is a victory for thuggery. At no point in the statement issued by the Powerscourt Estate do I get the impression that the Estate was in moral agreement with the protesters, they simply appeared to be terrified of them. Cancel culture must be stood up to and defeated. Support free speech.

Peter Thiel opposing 'technofascism' 🤔 i don't think so

Disclosure Day
Per his film, Disclosure Day, Stephen Spielberg, fully asserts that aliens exist.
Today, Hollywood and world governments are telling us that aliens exist. Ha ha.
The fact is humanity bears God’s image.
Disclosure Day is a major piece in the mosaic of undermining belief in God.
 
Daniel O'Connor exposes this globalist stealth. He is on YT as Daniel O'Connor; Twitter/X @DSDOConnor; the Web - dsdoconnor.com

Blockchain can help create privacy-preserving digital ID | World Economic Forum
https://www.weforum.org/stories/financial-and-monetary-systems/digital-id-privacy/

The solution is in the biology | World Economic Forum
https://www.weforum.org/videos/the-solution-is-in-the-biology/

Reimagining Digital ID | World Economic Forum
https://www.weforum.org/publications/reimagining-digital-id/

All just FYI

WEF Launches Global Digital ID Push with Connected Future Plan
https://reclaimthenet.org/wef-connected-future-initiative-digital-id-dpi-global-standards

Supervalu partners with an advocacy NGO called BelongTo.

Listen to this for question dodging.

This eu federalist just wants the eu to be able to enact laws in Ireland without the TDs Senators or the people of Ireland seeing the final draft of the legislation.

He reminds me of Peter Sutherland. An Eu ass kisser.

Charlemange Prize / Kalergi Prize winners 1950 - 2016

1950 : Richard Nikolaus, Graf von Coudenhove-Kalergi (1894-1972)
1951 : Hendrik Brugmans
1952 : Alcide de Gasperi
1953 : Jean Monnet
1954 : Konrad Adenauer (1876-1967)
1956 : Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
1957 : Paul Henri Spaak (1899-1972)
1958 : Robert Schuman (1886-1963)
1959 : George C. Marshall (1880-1959)
1960 : Joseph Bech
1961 : Walter Hallstein
1963 : Edward Heath (1916-2005)
1964 : Antonio Segni
1966 : Jens Otto Krag
1967 : Joseph Luns
1969 : The European Commission
1970 : François Seydoux de Clausonne
1972 : Roy Jenkins
1973 : Salvador de Madariaga y Rojo (1886-1978)
1976 : Leo Tindemans
1977 : Walter Scheel
1978 : Konstantinos Karamanlis
1979 : Emilio Colombo
1981 : Simone Veil
1982 : Juan Carlos I, rey de España (1938- )
1984 : Karl Carstens
1986 : The People of Luxembourg
1987 : Henry Kissinger
1988 : François Mitterrand (1916-1996) and Helmut Kohl (1930- )
1989 : Frère Roger (of the Taizé Community)
1990 : Gyula Horn
1991 : Václav Havel
1992 : Jacques Delors
1993 : Felipe González
1994 : Gro Harlem Brundtland
1995 : Franz Vranitzky
1996 : Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands
1997 : Roman Herzog
1998 : Bronislaw Geremek
1999 : Tony Blair (1953- )
2000 : Bill Clinton (1946- )
2001 : György Konrád
2002 : The Euro
2003 : Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (1926- )
2004 : Pat Cox
2004 : Pope John Paul II (extraordinary prize) (1920-2005)
2005 : Carlo Azeglio Ciampi
2006 : Jean-Claude Juncker
2007 : Javier Solana (1942- )
2008 : Angela Merkel (1954- )
2009 : Andrea Riccardi
2010 : Donald Tusk (1957-)
2011 : Jean-Claude Trichet
2012 : Wolfgang Schäuble
2013 : Dalia Grybauskaitė (1956- )
2014 : Herman Van Rompuy (1947-)
2015 : Martin Schultz
2016 : Pope Francis (1936-)

Charlemange Prize / Kalergi Prize winners 2017 - 2026

2017 Timothy Garton Ash British"[for] his outstanding work on the self-image and vision of a united, free Europe in an interconnected world."

2018 Emmanuel Macron French"[for] his inspiring vision of a re-founding of the European project and his passionate fight against nationalism and isolationism."

2019 António Guterres Portuguese"[for] his outstanding commitment to revitalising and strengthening multilateral cooperation based on the common values and goals of the European Union and the United Nations."

2020/21 Klaus Iohannis[4] Romanian"[for] his outstanding services as a fighter for European freedom, democracy and the rule of law and as a bridge builder between East and West."

2022 Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, Maria Kalesnikava, Veronika Tsepkalo Belarusian"[for] their exemplary commitment to freedom, democracy, the rule of law and the protection of human rights in Europe."

2023 Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people Ukrainian"[for] their courageous fight for freedom, self-determination, democracy and the defence of our European values."

2024 Pinchas Goldschmidt and the Jewish communities in Europe / "as a signal against anti-Semitism, violence and hatred, for tolerance, dialogue and understanding and as a sign that Jewish life in Europe is a matter of course."

2025 Ursula von der Leyen German"for her outstanding commitment to European unity, security and competitiveness"

2026 Mario Draghi[5] Italian"for historical services to European unific