"The riots are heading to suburbia" reminds me of that ludicrous hobbits and izengard **** from 20 years ago. Someone make that happen.
...you know they're ready for us, right? ...they need to take a cue from those two in St. Louis a few days ago on where to draw the line... ...only this time, up the ante and bring out the big guns...
Dem mayors might let Antifa run wild in their cities, but these dumbasses are foolish enough to attack federal property
"Richmond Police Claim White Supremacists Behind BLM Riots": https://www.outsidethebeltway.com/richmond-police-claim-white-supremacists-behind-blm-riots/ excerpt: To the extent this is a signal that the police and the broader community is on the side of social justice and a call for that movement to proceed peacefully, I’m all for it. But the “outside agitator” trope is almost always nonsense. Interestingly, while its history is typically use by white authorities to delegitimize the protests as inauthentic—and justify the use of aggressive measures to crack down on them—here it’s being deployed by a Black police chief in a majority-black city.
Barr cant even say what it is!! Loose "umbrella" ??as in the democratic party? Straight from Nazi playbook This barr guy sounds all sheepish and talks quietly while he sends secret police...f*uck this guy
Antifa strikes again... oh what? Not Antifa? It was the Klan? No... couldn't be. An 'admitted leader of the KKK' is sentenced to 6 years in prison for driving his truck through Black Lives Matter protesters A Glen Allen, Virginia, man has been convicted of six misdemeanor charges and sentenced to six years in prison for driving his car through a group of Black Lives Matter protesters in June, online court filings state. Harry Rogers, 37, was sentenced on Monday to 12 months in prison for each of the six charges for simple assault, destruction of property and failure to stop at the scene of an accident, according to court records. Court records show that Rogers still faces three felony counts for attempted malicious wounding -- one count for each of the three people injured in the incident. None of the injuries were life-threatening, Henrico County Commonwealth's Attorney Shannon Taylor said. Rogers has not yet entered a plea to the felony charges, and his attorney has not responded to CNN's multiple requests for comment. Several witnesses at the June 7th Black Lives Matter protest in Henrico County, Virginia, reported that a vehicle had "revved their engine and drove through the protesters occupying the roadway," Henrico County Police said. Rogers was arrested, and a victim who had called to report the incident was checked by rescue workers at the scene and refused further treatment, according to police. The incident drew parallels to the 2017 rally in Charlottesville, during which 32-year-old Heather Heyer was killed when a car plowed into a crowd of counterprotesters gathered to oppose a "Unite the Right" rally of White nationalist and other right-wing groups. Taylor said in a statement in June that the "egregious criminal act will not go unpunished." "We lived through this in Virginia in Charlottesville in 2017," Taylor said. "Hate has no place here under my watch." Prosecutors say Rogers had KKK paraphernalia in his truck and home Rogers is described by prosecutors as "an admitted leader of the Ku Klux Klan and a propagandist for Confederate ideology." Police officers who arrested Rogers searched his truck and home and found multiple weapons and clips of ammunition, several KKK and Confederate flag patches and Klan literature in the car's glove compartment, according to Taylor. She added that one of the patches was for a local KKK chapter that Rogers admitted to being the leader of. Taylor also said that Rogers broadcasted live on Facebook at least twice on June 7. She said one video was thought to be filmed on his way to the protest, telling his friends to join him. Another video was believed to be filmed after he had driven his car into protesters, "regaling in how he revved the engine and drove right on through," Taylor said. Rogers was not charged with a hate crime Rogers was ultimately not charged with any hate crimes, despite prosecutors seeking to add hate crime sentencing enhancements to his charges. A judge rejected the hate crime enhancements to the assault charges, ruling that the three White victims were not targeted because of their race. But Rogers was still sentenced to the maximum amount of time for each of the charges. Taylor believes that current Virginia law regarding hate crimes is "insufficient," and that a new law is needed for crimes "when one acts with hatred against a group of people supporting each other," irrespective of the victim's race or ethnicity. "Our current law recognizes the ethnicity of the victim as a basis for our hate crime, but our current laws are insufficient; we need a law that will capture the hateful and vengeful intent of a defendant regardless of the skin color of the victim," Taylor said. "A devout member of the KKK, whose ideology believes that people of color are inferior, does not believe in the Black Lives Matter movement. Any action towards a Black Lives Matter movement is one based in hate and that should be a reason to impose a harsher sentence." The hearing for Rogers on his remaining felony charges is scheduled for September 14.
People don't realize how much fake antifa organizations exist online from right wing trolls or bad faith foerign trolls.
These type of grifters try to feed anecdotes to create a narrative while never presenting data. People Ngo know if he can find enough anecdotes he can convince people who want to hear a specific narrative that is wide spread and systemic.
Can’t blame this on the feds now that they are out...Portland police patience running thin against Antifa ...can’t blame them
Here’s data on how to perform a very poor phalanx . The proper technique is to stagger like an arrow with shields overlapped ...instead Antifa makes a feeble 300 attempt and the hold gets compromised in .4 seconds with drummer boy just wanting his shoe back lmao ...haha
