Exclusive: Sources close to the intelligence community report that Director Comey’s FBI computer was illegally accessed immediately after he was dismissed from his post. They further report that ‘removable media’ was used in the commission of this crime. ‘Removable media’ is a category describing physical devices that can be placed into a computer, either to download information or to upload it, such as a memory card, a USB stick, a removable hard drive, a thumb drive or similar items.
Sources further report that a person or persons allied to Donald Trump passed data accessed from Director Comey’s computer to Russian diplomats. It is not known when or how this took place. A piece of removable media containing all the data in question has been recovered from hostile actors, sources say, and is now in the possession of the Justice Department.
A nihilist élite, with no sense of history, decency, or obligation to the future, who think life is a game and laws don’t matter; these people destroy great nations.
Read Applied Eugenics and you’ll find that Nazis were
the most extreme manifestation of a cruel theory proposed
by wealthy Americans who believed they had the right
to murder the poor.
American Eugenics in the 21st Century
I live in one of the wealthiest cities in the United States.
What can you say about a city that spends a fortune to obsessively
clean the streets but won’t fund an adequate mental health system?
San Francisco’s mental health system insists that a person whose
judgement and insight is lethally compromised has a ‘right’ to refuse
treatment.
Mandated treatment for people whose brains are broken is more offensive to human dignity than letting then die in their filth on the street?
71 beds in the only clinic for psychiatric emergencies for over200,000 people?
How can that be right?
We Never Talk about the Link Between Homelessness and Eugenics, Why?
For discussion of the American Origins of the Eugenics Movement I recommend the History News Network.
The 1918 handbook of the Eugenics Movement, Applied Eugenics, by Paul Popenoe, described what he called Lethal Selection at work during World War 1:
“…Poverty becomes rife, and sanitation and medical treatment are commonly sacrificed under the strain…”
“…During a war, that mitigation of the action of natural selection which is so common now among civilized nations, is somewhat less effective than in times of peace.”
Popenoe called this method of execution Lethal Neglect or Passive Execution
The American Eugenics Movement was the template for Nazi Germany.
In fact, theWarsaw Ghetto meets the criteria for execution by Lethal Neglect.
The Nazi’s removed all critical supports for urban survival and took daily photographs of residents to document their decline and death.
Just Imagine
The American Eugenics movement was such a powerful global movement that “Nazis on trial at Nuremberg after World War II cited American Eugenics programs as a defense of their policies and mentioned Buck v. Bell in their testimony.
Ronald Reagan was a young adult when the American Eugenics
Movement was at its peak.
He was almost 70 when he began his first term as President.
Isn’t it possible that Eugenics theories influenced his decision
to close State Hospitals while simultaneously cutting funds
for Community Mental Heath?
From a December 2010 article in The New Statesman: When America believed in eugenics
In 1937, a Gallup poll in the USA found that 45 per cent of supported euthanasia for “defective infants”. A year later, in a speech at Harvard, WG Lennox argued that preserving disabled lives placed a strain on society and urged doctors to recognize “the privilege of death for the congenitally mindless and for the incurable sick”. An article published in the journal of the American Psychiatric Association in 1942 called for the killing of all “retarded” children over five years old. The New Statesman
There is no mercy in a system that makes health care a luxury. GOP repeal bill is not act of mercy. It is an act of malice. #ProtectOurCarepic.twitter.com/2pZG6uqgtl
— Rep. Joe Kennedy III (@RepJoeKennedy) March 8, 2017
