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19.Counter-Attack On Democracy: The Underground History of American Education by John Taylor Gatto from archive.org

 

19.Counter-Attack On Democracy: The Underground History of American Education by John Taylor Gatto from archive.org

 

 

Counter-Attack On Democracy

 

     By standards of the time, America was Utopia already. No grinding poverty, no dangerous  national enemies, no indigenous tradition beyond a general spirit of exuberant optimism,  a belief the land had been touched by destiny, a conviction Americans could accomplish  anything. John Jay wrote to Jefferson in 1787, "The enterprise of our country is  inconceivable" — inconceivable, that is, to the British, Germans, and French, who were  accustomed to keeping the common population on a leash. Our colonial government was  the creation of the Crown, of course, but soon a fantastic idea began to circulate, a belief  that people might create or destroy governments at their will.  

 

     The empty slate of the new republic made it vulnerable to advanced Utopian thinking.  While in England and Germany, temptation was great to develop and use Oriental social  machinery to bend mass population into an instrument of elite will, in America there was     no hereditary order or traditional direction. We were a nation awash in literate, self-  reliant men and women, the vast majority with an independent livelihood or ambitions  toward getting one. Americans were inventors and technicians without precedent,  entrepreneurs unlocked from traditional controls, dreamers, confidence men, flim-flam  artists. There never was a social stew quite like it. 

 

      The practical difficulties these circumstances posed to Utopian governing would have  been insuperable except for one seemingly strange source of enthusiasm for such an  endeavor in the business community. That puzzle can be solved by considering how the  promise of democracy was a frightening terra incognita to men of substance. To look to  men like Sam Adams or Tom Paine as directors of the future was like looking down the  barrel of a loaded gun, at least to people of

Concientización, bougieness, and the rebirth of critical thinking in the Covid era

 

Chapter One: A TERRORIST ATTACK IN ITALY -Nato's Secret Armies by Daniele Ganser

 

A TERRORIST ATTACK IN ITALY

In a forest near the Italian village Peteano a car bomb exploded on May 31, 1972. The bomb gravely wounded one and killed three members of the Carabinieri, Italy's paramilitary police force. The Carabinieri had been lured to the spot by an anonymous phone call. Inspecting the abandoned Fiat 500, one of the Carabinieri had opened the hood of the car that triggered the bomb. An anonymous call to the police two days later implicated the Red Brigades, a Communist terrorist group attempting to change the balance of power in Italy at the time through hostage- takings and cold-blooded assassinations of exponents of the state. The police immediately cracked down on the Italian left and rounded up some 200 Communists. For more than a decade the Italian population believed that the Red Brigades had committed the Peteano terrorist attack.

Then, in 1984, young Italian Judge Felice Casson reopened the long dormant case after having discovered with surprise an entire series of blunders and fabrications surrounding the Peteano atrocity. Judge Casson found that there had been no police investigation on the scene. He also discovered that the report which at the time claimed that the explosive used in Peteano had been the one traditionally used by the Red Brigades was a forgery. Marco Morin, an expert for explosives of the Italian police, had deliberately provided fake expertise. He was a member of the Italian right-wing organisation 'Ordine Nuovo' and within the Cold War context contributed his part to what he thought was a legitimate way of combating the influence of the Italian Communists. Judge Casson was able to prove that the explosive used in Peteano contrary to Morin's expertise was C4, the most powerful explosive available at the time, used also by NATO. 'I wanted that new light should be shed on these years of lies and mysteries, that's all', Casson years later told journalists in his tiny office in an eighteenth-century courthouse on the banks

1 of Venice's lagoon. 'I wanted that Italy should for once know the truth.'

On February 24, 1972, a group of Carabinieri had by chance discovered an underground arms cache near Trieste containing arms, munitions and C4 explosive identical to the one used in Peteano. The Carabinieri believed that they had unveiled the arsenal of a criminal network. Years later, the investigation of Judge Casson was able to reconstruct that they had stumbled across one of more than hundred underground arsenals of the NATO-linked stay-behind secret army that

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in Italy was code-named Gladio, the sword. Casso found that the Italian mililary

secret service and the government at the time had gone to great lengths in order to keep the Trieste discovery and above all its larger strategic context a secret.

As Casson continued to investigate the mysterious cases of Peteano and Trieste, he discovered with surprise that not the Italian left but Italian right-wing groups and the military secret service had been involved in the Peteano terror. Casson's investigation revealed that the right-wing organisation Ordine Nuovo had collaborated very closely with the Italian Military Secret Service, SID (Servizio Informazioni Difesa). Together they had engineered the Peteano terror and then wrongly blamed the militant extreme Italian left, the Red Brigades. Judge Casson identified Ordine Nuovo member Vincenzo Vinciguerra as the man who had planted the Peteano bomb. Being the last man in a long chain of command, Vinciguerra was arrested years after the crime. He confessed and testified that he had been covered by an entire network of sympathisers in Italy and abroad who had ensured that after the attack he could escape. 'A whole mechanism came into action', Vinciguerra recalled, 'that is, the Carabinieri, the Minister of the Interior, the

customs services and the military and civilian intelligence services accepted

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the ideological reasoning behind the attack'.

Hawaii Kills Bill to End Vaccine Exemptions After Massive Pushback From Public

 

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Hawaii Kills Bill to End Vaccine Exemptions After Massive Pushback From Public

Rep. Diamond Garcia, House minority floor leader, who opposed the bill, told The Defender it was defeated because the “people of Hawai‘i sent a clear message: medical freedom is non-negotiable.”

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Hawaii’s religious exemption from vaccine mandates is safe — at least for now. Under pressure from constituents, state lawmakers voted yesterday to table a bill that would have repealed the exemption.

House Bill 1118 was part of the “governor’s package,” a set of proposed bills that make up Gov. Josh Green’s legislative agenda.

The bill, introduced in January in the House and Senate, aimed to curb the growing rates of non-medical exemptions in the state over the last 10 years.

However, the proposed legislation encountered stiff pushback from the public and grassroots organizations in Hawaii, who responded with letters, public statements and rallies opposing the bill.

Constituents submitted more than 2,000 written statements to state lawmakers opposing the bill and just over 100 supporting it.

When the bill came up for discussion in Tuesday’s legislative session, Democratic Rep. Chris Todd moved to “recommit” it back to committee, effectively tabling it. Rep. Dee Morikawa, House majority leader, seconded the motion, which then passed.

The bill will not continue to the Senate floor.

Rep. Diamond Garcia, House minority floor leader, who opposed the bill, told The Defender it was defeated because the “people of Hawai‘i sent a clear message: medical freedom is non-negotiable.”

He added:

“HB1118 was an assault on our First Amendment rights and an attempt to coerce families into medical tyranny. But when the people rise, politicians listen. The overwhelming public opposition forced House leadership to retreat because they knew they didn’t have the votes.

“This is a victory for the people of Hawai‘i, who stood up against government overreach and made their voices impossible to ignore. The fight isn’t over, but yesterday proved that when we apply the heat, they feel it.”

Kim Haines, former head of Children’s Health Defense’s Hawaii Chapter, said that Hawaiians came out in force to oppose the bill and that people from across the country also reached out to support them.

Are Dangerous Vaccine Protocols Causing the Deadly Measles Outbreak in Texas?

 

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