The Follies Of Distributism

A man (right, wearing blue tie) identified by local Hong Kong media as former CIA agent Jerry Chun Shing Lee stands in front of a member of security at the unveiling of Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' painting at the Christie's showroom in Hong Kong on on Oct. 13, 2017. Source
Following up post from 5 Feburary 2018:

What? Ex-CIA Turncoat Jerry Chun Shing Lee Pictured With Salvator Mundi? February 05, 2018

On the 13th of October 2017 the above picture was taken.
13th of October is the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima.
This year former CIA agent Jerry Chun Shing Lee admitted to spying for the Chinese...

Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' belongs in a Catholic Church not in the hands of a godless Muslim Prince...

Payback.....

Ex-CIA agent Jerry Chun Shing Lee admits spying for China An ex-CIA agent has pleaded guilty to spying for China, the US justice department says, in a case believed to be linked to the dismantling of a US espionage network.

Jerry Chun S…

Another house EXPLOSION this time SEVEN Houses..... 7 homes destroyed in explosion that shakes London, Ont.Residents in London, Ont., rushed out of homes Wednesday night after police said a vehicle drove into a residence in the city's east end, causing an explosion.  Police believe the explosion was caused by a ruptured gas line. One woman was taken into custody when police arrived on the scene, according to London Police Service Const. Shayna Boland.   About 15 minutes after her arrest, the house exploded with the flames jumping to neighbouring residences. Seven houses were destroyed.   Residents confirmed to CBC News the following video showed the explosion:   Four firefighters were taken to hospital to be treated for minor injuries.    "Nobody is missing and there have been no civilian injuries that have been reported," Boland said. "It is remarkable."   The crash happened in the area of Dundas Street and Woodman Avenue. Acting Deputy Fire Chief Jack Burt s…

Epstein Died While Masturbating.... Photos show Jeffrey Epstein as he’s wheeled into Downtown Hospital  Paramedics frantically tried to revive convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein early Saturday morning after he was found unresponsive in his cell in downtown Manhattan, exclusive photos shot by The Post reveal.  The 66-year-old disgraced financier hanged himself in his cell in 9 South at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, according to multiple sources.  A call was placed to first responders around 6:30 a.m. as MCC staff tried to revive him, said the FDNY and Bureau of Prisons.  Photos of Epstein taken around 7:30 a.m. show the convicted pedophile still wearing his orange prison jumpsuit as he’s wheeled on a gurney into York Downtown Hospital.  The images show a drawn, ashen face with closed eyes, and EMTs using a breathing apparatus in an attempt to revive the multi-millionaire convicted pedophile. Source
Epstein ‘Needed’ Three Orgasms A Day, Witness Testified A woman who served …

Hong Kong students on all-out strike. Woman shot in the eye by police  For the protesters the police are "completely out of control" and have "lost humanity". The woman hit by a bullet risks losing an eye. At the behest of Beijing, Cathay Pacific personnel participating in the demonstrations are excluded from flights in China and through China. Tomorrow's sit-in for health care personnel in Shatin, at the Prince of Wales hospital.

Hong Kong (AsiaNews) - The student associations of 11 local universities are proposing an all-out strike. They demand that justice be done, given that the police use increasingly excessive force and violence to counter the protests that have now entered the third month. In a joint statement, the associations say that the police are "completely out of control" and "lost all humanity" in their treatment towards protesters in different areas of the city last night. The police would have used excessive force not…

Hong Kong airport shut down after protesters storm inside Hong Kong’s airport canceled all flights Monday after thousands of pro-democracy protesters stormed into the main terminal of one of the world’s busiest travel hubs to denounce police violence. “Airport operations at Hong Kong International Airport have been seriously disrupted … all flights have been canceled,” the city’s airport authority said in a statement. “All passengers are advised to leave the terminal buildings as soon as possible.” Hong Kong has been roiled by mass protests calling for democratic reforms and an independent investigation into police conduct, with both the demonstrators and police turning to more extreme tactics. In Beijing, the Cabinet’s Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office issued a statement saying the situation in the former British colony was “beginning to show the sprouts of terrorism” and constituted an “existential threat” to the population of Hong Kong. “One must take resolute action toward t…