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USA is headquarters for “Nazi death cult” of bioweapons war criminals

Dr. Francis Boyle was interviewed by Owen Shroyer (Infowars.com) on Monday and dropped several important bombshells (see video below). First, know that Dr. Boyle is the author of the international agreement prohibiting gain-of-function bioweapons research, signed by Reagan in the 1980s. And since that time, Dr. Boyle has been battling the efforts of Tony Fauci who has been incessantly pushing illegal bioweapons research with the support of both Democrats and the Neocons.

On Monday’s show with Shroyer, Dr. Boyle stated that America’s corrupt government is running and sponsoring a “Nazi death cult” of bioweapons scientists and collaborators, and he specifically named Fauci (NIAID), Collins (NIH) and Walensky (CDC) as those deserving prosecution for crimes against humanity. He has previously stated that “thousands” of scientists who worked on gain-of-function research should be prosecuted and sentenced to life in prison. (Dr. Boyle does not believe in the death penalty.)

Furthermore, Dr. Boyle confirmed the decades-long existence of US-built bioweapons labs in Ukraine and discussed how the United States government is guilty of violating the global treaty against gain-of-function weapons development while working to surround Russia with bioweapons labs.

Government websites and documents openly admit running bioweapons labs in Ukraine

What’s fascinating in all this is how the gaslighting corporate media is now telling the (oblivious) American masses that there are no bioweapons labs in Ukraine at all.

It’s a blatant lie, of course, and literally hundreds of publicly-available online documents discuss the operations surrounding these bioweapon labs.

One such document, forwarded to us by a whistleblower source, is entitled:

DEFENSE THREAT REDUCTION AGENCY
BROAD AGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT
HDTRA1-14-24-FRCWMD-BAA
Amendment 9
January 2019

Research and Development Directorate (RD)
Chief Scientist and Innovations Department (RD-ST)
Fundamental Research to Counter Weapons
of Mass Destruction (C-WMD)

The original document is available at this link from MSRDconsortium.org. In case the document is scrubbed, it is also mirrored at this link on Natural News servers.

The document states: (emphasis)

The Cooperative Biological Engagement Program (CBEP), a component of the DoD Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) Program, recognizes the danger to U.S. and global health security posed by the risk of outbreaks of dangerous infectious diseases, whether natural or manmade.

CBEP is interested in collaborative research engagements with foreign partners in any one of the following regions: Countries of the Former Soviet Union (FSU) (specifically, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine), Africa (including, but not limited to, Kenya, Tanzania Uganda, South Africa), Southeast Asia (including, but not limited to, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand), and Middle Eastern /South Asian countries (including, but not limited to, Afghanistan, Iraq, India and Pakistan). CBEP encourages proposers to develop projects in conjunction with foreign institutions in CBEP-engaged countries.

Before building bioweapons, the US biological warfare deep state first declares they won’t be building bioweapons at all

Note that the document specifically says the DoD is targeting former Soviet Union countries such as Ukraine as designated locations for so-called “threat reduction” research. This is code speak for building bioweapons, of course. When these documents claim that they will definitely not be building bioweapons, what they actually mean is they will be building bioweapons while lying to the world about what they’re actually doing.

In other words, the occupying US (illegitimate) government has been a criminal bioweapons “headquarters” for decades, running illegal bioweapons research and development operations around the world, threatening all of humankind with deadly pathogens that are truly an extension of the Nazi war machine from the 1930s.

In fact, it is Nazi scientists who first brought the precursors of this technology to America in the days after World War II. Operation Paperclip brought actual Nazi scientists into the USA to run NASA’s rocketry development program, while other scientists were brought into the USA to work on pharmacology, pesticides and chemical industry research. The result is that America’s bioweapons institution is literally an extension of Nazi war scientists who now threaten the entire world with their mad science depopulation weapons.

Dr. Boyle is correct in all this: The US government has been running a “Nazi death cult” of criminal bioweapons development since at least the 1980s. And dozens of these labs have been built in Ukraine, as confirmed recently by Deputy Secretary of State Nuland. Under international treaties, this means that the US and Ukraine have been operating in violation of international law while refusing to stop their actions that place the entire world population at risk.

Turns out Fauci really is a Josef Mengele.

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THIS STOP IS WITHOUT A DOUBT AN ABSOLUTELY FLAGRANT MISUSE OF POWER AND AUTHORITY. JUST ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING.

THIS ONE IS WITHOUT A DOUBT ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING

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CDC bribed corporate media with $1 BILLION to push covid vaccine misinformation

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Beware Woke Relativism

If you think relativism is dead just because people proclaim moral absolutes like “thou shalt not be intolerant,” think again

For many years, relativism was the craze in apologetic circles. It was a primary target for apologists because it was part of the modern cultural landscape. “You have your truth, I have mine” was the catchphrase.

Some have suggested that relativism is long gone. David Brooks, a political commentator, argued a few years back for The New York Times that although American college campuses used to be “awash in moral relativism” as late as the 1980s, it is not so anymore. Rather, Brooks argues, “college campuses are today awash in moral judgment” and are a hotbed for what some have termed the “shame culture”—a culture in which unmerciful moral crusades are initiated against those who violate the absolute moral values of inclusion and tolerance. You can’t shame people and be a moral relativist at the same time, so it’s said.

This idea that relativism is dead seems to have gained traction even among some Christians, non-Catholic and Catholic alike.

But I’m not sure this is entirely true.

It’s obvious that most people today affirm certain moral absolutes—“thou shalt not be a white supremacist,” “thou shalt not be intolerant,” “thou shalt not be a judgmental, hateful bigot,” etc. On the surface, people who say these things don’t seem to be relativists of any sort, whether intellectual or moral. But when examined more closely, such moral absolutes turn out to be code for some form of relativism.

Consider, for example, “thou shalt not be a white supremacist.” In 2017, the president of Pamona College (Claremont, California), David Oxtoby, wrote an email to the entire campus in response to protesters who had shut down a speech intended to be given by Black Lives Matter critic Heather Mac Donald. In the e-mail, Oxtoby expressed his disapproval of the shutdown, arguing that it conflicted with the mission of Pamona College, which is “the discovery of truth” and “the collaborative development of knowledge.”

A group of students responded to the e-mail with an open letter, claiming that “the idea that there is a single truth. . . is a myth and white supremacy.” The letter, written by three self-identified black students and signed by at least thirty others, further stated that “historically, white supremacy has venerated the idea of objectivity . . . as a means of silencing oppressed peoples.” The implication of these statements seems to be that there is no such thing as objective truth, which is what philosophers call global or total relativism, the most universal relativism of all.

Other institutions express this idea, too. For example, in 2021, California’s Instructional Quality Commission proposed for a mathematics curriculum framework the use of a document entitled “A Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction: Dismantling Racism in Mathematics Instruction.” This manual gives a list of indicators of “white supremacy culture in the mathematics classroom,” one of which is a focus on “getting the right answer” and teaching math in a “linear fashion.” The manual goes on to state, “The concept of mathematics being purely objective is unequivocally false,” concluding that “upholding the idea that there are always right and wrong answers perpetuates ‘objectivity.’” Apparently, for this California Commission, the truth that two plus two doesn’t equal five is false, and to claim otherwise is white supremacy. This is global relativism at its height.

Another example is the Minnesota Department of Inclusion and Community Engagement. On its website, the department provides a “list of characteristics of white supremacy culture.” Like the California Commission, it lists “objectivity” as an indicator of white culture and defines it as “the belief that there is such a thing as being objective.” If there’s no such thing as being objective, then there doesn’t seem to be any room for objective truth.

Now, someone might say “objectivity” here doesn’t mean objective truth, but only freedom from biased or cultural influences. Perhaps. But the language of “objectivity” seems to be coming from the same echo chambers as the California Commission, which clearly identified “objectivity” as pertaining to right and wrong answers.

Moreover, the document says other things that suggest it’s denying objective truth. Just a few lines below, under the same heading “Objectivity,” it identifies “white culture” as “requiring people to think in a linear fashion and ignoring or invalidating those who think in other ways.”

Well, to think in a linear fashion is to argue for true conclusions based on true premises. If such thinking is white supremacy, and thus morally repugnant, then seeking to know objective truth is morally repugnant. It’s hard to see how seeking objective truth would be morally repugnant unless you’re denying the existence of objective truth.

But let’s grant for argument’s sake that by “objectivity,” all the document means is freedom from biased or cultural influences. What would be the implication? If the implication is that what we think is true is mere cultural conditioning, then it amounts to a form of cultural relativism. If the implication is that we can’t ever be objective enough to know what objective truth is, then it at least amounts to a form of skepticism, which makes objective truth irrelevant, since we can never know it. That’s not relativism, but it’s definitely a sister!

So much for “thou shalt not be a white supremacist.” What about “thou shalt not be intolerant”?

Suffice it to say here that what many people mean by tolerance is the acceptance of everyone’s beliefs as equal and valid. Let that one sink in for a moment! If all beliefs are equal and valid, can there be such a thing as absolute truth? Of course not! There can be no objective truth if all beliefs are just as good as another. Therefore, when decoded, “thou shalt not be intolerant” is nothing more than masked relativism, and its global form at that.

Now, if by “tolerance” someone simply means that we ought not to coerce people into believing what we believe, then we have no qualms. But most of those who tout this moral absolute don’t have this kind of tolerance in mind. It’s more of the egalitarian tolerance mentioned above.

This sort of decoding also applies to the modern absolute of “thou shalt not be a judgmental, hateful bigot.” But for our purposes here, such a moral absolute is code for we must accept everyone’s lifestyle choices, as if they’re all equal and valid—a similar line of reasoning to the tolerance absolute above, just restricted to moral choices.

Now, lifestyle choices can be equally permissible only if there is no objective truth about such choices. But if there’s no objective truth about lifestyle choices, then there’s no such thing as objective morality. That’s moral relativism. And if the charge is meant just to demand approval of certain sinful sexual behaviors, then that’s not moral relativism—it’s just special pleading, wrapped in a cloak of moral relativism.

So relativism might be dead for some who jump on the bandwagon of modern moral absolutism. But for many, relativism is still alive, coded within the language of modern moral absolutes. We just need to decode such absolutes and expose them for the relativism they are.