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(Natural News) A lawyer in Egypt recently sued streaming service Netflix for falsely depicting Cleopatra in its newest show as a Black woman.
Attorney Mahmoud al-Semary filed the complaint against the streaming platform at the office of Egyptian Prosecutor General Hamada El-Sawy on April 16. In his complaint, the lawyer accused Netflix of “erasing the Egyptian identity” for its depiction of the ruler as a Black woman in the show “Queen Cleopatra.”
“In order to preserve the Egyptian national and cultural identity among Egyptians all over the world, there must be pride in the makings of such work,” said al-Semary. He then alleged that Netflix is attempting to “promote the Afrocentric thinking … which includes slogans and writings aimed at distorting and erasing the Egyptian identity.”
Aside from Netflix itself, the complaint also accused the makers of “Queen Cleopatra” – including its executive producer Jada Pinkett-Smith – of “forgery.”
The lawyer found an ally in the person of archaeologist and former Egyptian Antiquities Minister Zahi Hawass. He condemned the production for “falsifying facts” and called on Egyptians to speak out against Netflix’s revisionism. Hawass also blasted the claim that Egyptian civilization actually came from Black Africa, a falsehood emerging in some Black American populations.
“Cleopatra was Greek – meaning that she was blonde, not Black,” the former minister said. “Netflix is trying to stir up confusion to spread false information that the origin of Egyptian civilization is Black.”
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The complaint lodged by al-Semary sought legal action against the creators of “Queen Cleopatra” and an order to shut down Netflix in Egypt. The lawyer explained: “Most of what [the] Netflix platform displays do not conform to Islamic and societal values and principles, especially Egyptian ones.” (Related: Nightmare at Wokeflix: Netflix is about to face a reckoning in federal court.)
Petition to cancel the show gains ground
“We don’t often get to see or hear stories about Black queens. That was really important for me, as well as for my daughter, and just for my community to be able to know those stories because there are tons of them,” Pinkett-Smith was quoted as saying.
Many historians and experts, however, disagree with her. They have reiterated that Cleopatra, formally Cleopatra VII, was of Macedonian heritage and likely fair-skinned. She was a member of the Ptolemaic dynasty that traces its origins to Ptolemy I, a Macedonian Greek general who served under Alexander the Great.
Hawass and al-Semary are not the only ones to have spoken out against the false portrayal of the Egyptian queen. A petition to cancel “Queen Cleopatra” organized by Maha Shehata and Aikk Yasser has gained significant traction online, with over 60,000 people affixing their signatures to it.
The organizers called for the cancellation of the show due to “falsifying history.”
Shehata and Yasser opened their petition by blasting Afrocentrism – the belief that ancient Egyptian civilization has its roots in Africa – as a pseudoscience. They also noted that proponents of Afrocentrism desire to claim Egypt’s history for themselves, depriving true Egyptians of their history in the process. Moreover, the two blasted proponents of the idea for fabricating history using fraudulent articles and no supporting proof.
According to historical records, the 25th Dynasty – also known as the Nubian or Kushite dynasty – saw pharaohs of African origin ascend the throne. The Nubian dynasty originated from the Kingdom of Kush, which is located in the present-day country of Sudan south of Egypt. The Kushite pharaohs ruled Egypt from around 747 B.C. to 656 B.C. – a 91-year reign.
In contrast, the Macedonian Greek Cleopatra ruled a mere 21 years from 51 B.C. to 30 B.C. – the last pharaoh of the Ptolemaic dynasty, which began in 305 B.C. The Ptolemaic dynasty’s 275-year rule ended in 30 B.C., incidentally the same year when Cleopatra died. Thus, the claim that Cleopatra is a Black woman is an utter falsehood.
$1.6B lawsuit trial begins for Oregon utility accused of inflaming several catastrophic 2020 wildfires
Portland-based utility PacifiCorp did not shut off power to its customers during the OR windstorm
Associated Press Portland-based utility PacifiCorp did not shut off power to its customers during the OR windstorm
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A trial connected to a $1.6 billion class action lawsuit against utility PacifiCorp over the catastrophic Labor Day 2020 wildfires in Oregon started Tuesday in Portland.
The fires in 2020 killed nine people, burned more than 1,875 square miles in Oregon and destroyed upward of 5,000 homes and structures.
PacifiCorp is the primary defendant in litigation stemming from the fires, The Oregonian/OregonLive reported.
NEBRASKA WILDFIRE BURNS THROUGH 650 ACRES OF LAND ALONG MISSOURI RIVER
The Portland-based utility, Oregon’s second largest, didn’t shut off power to its 600,000 customers during the windstorm. Its lines have been implicated in multiple blazes, one of which started in its California service territory and burned into Oregon.
Jurors in the Multnomah County trial will determine PacifiCorp’s responsibility, if any, in four of those blazes: the Santiam Canyon fires east of Salem; the Echo Mountain Complex near Lincoln City; the South Obenchain fire near Eagle Point; and the Two Four Two fire near the southwest Oregon town of Chiloquin.
The lawsuit no matter the outcome is likely to reshape the way Oregon’s electric utilities respond to increasing wildfire risks amid climate change, consistent drought conditions and a spike in the average number of acres burned annually.
Nicholas Rosinia, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, asked jurors to hold PacifiCorp accountable for its failure to shut off power on Labor Day 2020.
Wildfire aftermath in OR
A bike stands near the burnt remains of a building destroyed by a wildfire near the Lake Detroit Market in Detroit, Oregon, on Sept. 11, 2020. (Mark Ylen/Albany Democrat-Herald via AP, File)
"These fires were predictable and preventable and devastated the lives of thousands of Oregonians," Rosinia told jurors. "They had the knowledge, they understood, and they chose to do nothing."
Doug Dixon, an attorney representing PacifiCorp, disputed that the utility’s lines caused three of the four fires and most of the resulting damage. He told jurors that PacifiCorp had been on high alert and acted similarly to most other utilities that did not proactively cut power.
"This case is about reasonable precautions that PacifiCorp takes to provide safe, reasonably priced power," he said. "PacifiCorp has and will continue to take its role very seriously."
Rosinia on Tuesday told jurors that before that Labor Day, PacifiCorp had been repeatedly warned by state regulators for deficient tree-trimming and vegetation management around its power lines, The utility's employees were also told that increasingly alarming forecasts about the coming Labor Day windstorm and extreme fire danger had come from the National Weather Service days before the fires as well as a dire warning from the utility’s own contract meteorologist, he said.
Fires ignited in PacifiCorp’s Washington state service territory hours before the windstorm pushed south into Oregon, also providing ample warning of what was to come, Rosinia said.
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At some point, Rosinia told jurors, a power shutoff was the only option left to the utility to prevent ignitions. But he said PacifiCorp never seriously considered it, even as employees in its Portland headquarters were receiving reports of fires burning under its power lines around the state.
Dixon, in his opening statements, said the plaintiffs were trying to blame PacifiCorp with an overly simplified, hindsight version of what happened — without context about the realities of climate change and the role that forest management has in causing and preventing wildfires.
Far from being unprepared, PacifiCorp was the first in the Pacific Northwest to develop a wildfire preparedness plan, he told jurors. PacifiCorp was the first utility to identify areas in its service territory at high risk of wildfires and roll out a plan for public safety-related power shutoffs in those areas. It also boosted spending on tree-pruning in the two years before the fire, he said.
"No utility (in Oregon) had ever initiated a public-safety power shutoff before September 2020. It is truly a measure of last resort" that comes with its own risks to public safety, he told jurors. "A public safety power shutoff is like a sledgehammer" when what utilities really need is a scalpel, he said.
Dixon said PacifiCorp employees were on high alert, but that its own forecasts showed relatively benign winds in its service territory. He said only two utilities either projactively shut off the power or left it off after the windstorm triggered a blackout in the Santiam Canyon.
PacifiCorp intends to challenge whether its power lines and the fires they ignited in the Santiam Canyon caused property damage to most of the plaintiffs in the class action suit. It blamed those damages on a lightning-caused blaze miles away that was whipped into a major conflagration amid the Labor Day winds. Dixon acknowledged that power lines did cause a one fire. But he said the company will show there is no way it could have spread beyond a very contained area.
The trial will determine PacifiCorp’s liability and any actual property damages for 17 named plaintiffs, each of whom is also seeking $3 million in non-economic damages for emotional distress and suffering. The liability finding, if any, would then apply to a larger class of about 2,400 people who had property damaged in the fires.
There is no law in the world that is sacred in these times thus Creator is re-appointed as the Governance and Judge of these times here onward. Be advised that it is only Creator who has such global universal authority to change the treacherous projectile the Americans are experiencing in America and worldwide.
American entities in governance and dictatorship over the American people are subjecting them to inhumane atrocities which are spreading around the world to Americans worldwide. Cruel illegal treatment of brainwashing and or lack of treatment that everything they know and understand is wrong and reversed in all areas of ethics, values, morals, identity, history, family, privacy, religion and more —to please government players and New World Order pandering.
American leaders complicit and complacent in these heinous crimes against Creator are now in the High Court of Creator trying to infect the minds of global Americans that everything corrupt they do is wonderful, right, and good—when the exact opposite is true.
Erasing the true history of America, the relationship of God and Americans, and the wars and genocide of indigenous Native American Indians, the true microscopic number of slave holders and owners, and the atrocities of freed black slaves genocide against free Indigenous Native American Peoples.
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Egyptian lawyer sues Netflix for falsely depicting Cleopatra as a BLACK WOMAN
Monday, April 24, 2023 by: Ramon Tomey Tags: Afrocentrism, Aikk Yasser, ancient history, black lies, Cleopatra, deception, disinfo, Egypt, entertainment, false depiction, historical revisionism, Jada Pinkett-Smith, lawsuit, lies, Maha Shehata, Mahmoud al-Semary, Netflix, petition, Queen Cleopatra, race war, Zahi Hawass
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(Natural News) A lawyer in Egypt recently sued streaming service Netflix for falsely depicting Cleopatra in its newest show as a Black woman.
Attorney Mahmoud al-Semary filed the complaint against the streaming platform at the office of Egyptian Prosecutor General Hamada El-Sawy on April 16. In his complaint, the lawyer accused Netflix of “erasing the Egyptian identity” for its depiction of the ruler as a Black woman in the show “Queen Cleopatra.”
“In order to preserve the Egyptian national and cultural identity among Egyptians all over the world, there must be pride in the makings of such work,” said al-Semary. He then alleged that Netflix is attempting to “promote the Afrocentric thinking … which includes slogans and writings aimed at distorting and erasing the Egyptian identity.”
Aside from Netflix itself, the complaint also accused the makers of “Queen Cleopatra” – including its executive producer Jada Pinkett-Smith – of “forgery.”
The lawyer found an ally in the person of archaeologist and former Egyptian Antiquities Minister Zahi Hawass. He condemned the production for “falsifying facts” and called on Egyptians to speak out against Netflix’s revisionism. Hawass also blasted the claim that Egyptian civilization actually came from Black Africa, a falsehood emerging in some Black American populations.
“Cleopatra was Greek – meaning that she was blonde, not Black,” the former minister said. “Netflix is trying to stir up confusion to spread false information that the origin of Egyptian civilization is Black.”
Brighteon.TV
The complaint lodged by al-Semary sought legal action against the creators of “Queen Cleopatra” and an order to shut down Netflix in Egypt. The lawyer explained: “Most of what [the] Netflix platform displays do not conform to Islamic and societal values and principles, especially Egyptian ones.” (Related: Nightmare at Wokeflix: Netflix is about to face a reckoning in federal court.)
Petition to cancel the show gains ground
“We don’t often get to see or hear stories about Black queens. That was really important for me, as well as for my daughter, and just for my community to be able to know those stories because there are tons of them,” Pinkett-Smith was quoted as saying.
Many historians and experts, however, disagree with her. They have reiterated that Cleopatra, formally Cleopatra VII, was of Macedonian heritage and likely fair-skinned. She was a member of the Ptolemaic dynasty that traces its origins to Ptolemy I, a Macedonian Greek general who served under Alexander the Great.
Hawass and al-Semary are not the only ones to have spoken out against the false portrayal of the Egyptian queen. A petition to cancel “Queen Cleopatra” organized by Maha Shehata and Aikk Yasser has gained significant traction online, with over 60,000 people affixing their signatures to it.
The organizers called for the cancellation of the show due to “falsifying history.”
Shehata and Yasser opened their petition by blasting Afrocentrism – the belief that ancient Egyptian civilization has its roots in Africa – as a pseudoscience. They also noted that proponents of Afrocentrism desire to claim Egypt’s history for themselves, depriving true Egyptians of their history in the process. Moreover, the two blasted proponents of the idea for fabricating history using fraudulent articles and no supporting proof.
According to historical records, the 25th Dynasty – also known as the Nubian or Kushite dynasty – saw pharaohs of African origin ascend the throne. The Nubian dynasty originated from the Kingdom of Kush, which is located in the present-day country of Sudan south of Egypt. The Kushite pharaohs ruled Egypt from around 747 B.C. to 656 B.C. – a 91-year reign.
In contrast, the Macedonian Greek Cleopatra ruled a mere 21 years from 51 B.C. to 30 B.C. – the last pharaoh of the Ptolemaic dynasty, which began in 305 B.C. The Ptolemaic dynasty’s 275-year rule ended in 30 B.C., incidentally the same year when Cleopatra died. Thus, the claim that Cleopatra is a Black woman is an utter falsehood.
