TERRORISM Video: Aggressive BLM Agitators Harass Elderly Couple At Restaurant, Threaten To Knock Them ‘The F**k Out’

Dennis Olson

Dennis Olson

Chief Curmudgeon
_______________
Video: Aggressive BLM Agitators Harass Elderly Couple At Restaurant, Threaten To Knock Them ‘The F**k Out’

Winning more hearts and minds

Published 2 mins ago on 24 September, 2020
Steve Watson
Screenshot
17 Comments

Aggressive BLM agitators continued their campaign of harassing white people minding their own business at restaurants Wednesday night, this time taking over a couple’s table at an eatery in St. Petersburg, Florida and threatening them with violence.

The video shows scores of agitators chanting “Stand up, fight back!” outside the restaurant, with several of the troublemakers then deciding to harass the elderly couple.

When the woman told the lead agitator “This is my table”, and attempted to remove him/her/them/it, she was called a “Karen” and told that the protesters would “knock your old-**s boyfriend the f**k out.”

Watch:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1308944294699511813
View: https://twitter.com/i/status/1308944294699511813


This is now a familiar scene at BLM “protests”, despite the fact that it achieves absolute nothing and highlights how they rely on intimidation and thuggery to make a point.



More videos of the tactic from this past weekend:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1307428598173896704
View: https://twitter.com/livesmattershow/status/1307428598173896704?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1307457225968021504%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsummit.news%2F2020%2F09%2F24%2Fvideo-aggressive-blm-agitators-harass-elderly-couple-at-restaurant-threaten-to-knock-them-the-fk-out%2F


https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1307607516184895488
View: https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1307607516184895488?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1307612744460521475%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsummit.news%2F2020%2F09%2F24%2Fvideo-aggressive-blm-agitators-harass-elderly-couple-at-restaurant-threaten-to-knock-them-the-fk-out%2F




summit.news

Video: Aggressive BLM Agitators Harass Elderly Couple At Restaurant, Threaten To Knock Them ‘The F**k Out’

Winning more hearts and minds
summit.news
 
Shooter

Shooter

Veteran Member
well I can witness my glock 21 holds 14 rounds of the Lords own caliber the blessed 45 Automatic Colt Pistol round.

Angels went to John Moses Browning and told him to take the 30-06 case that had already been blessed and cut it down, and seat a 200 grain bullet into it , and behold, thunder itself had been installed into a hand cannon. and all was good in the world. until 1985 when the U.S. military adopted the 9mm, , now we have much trouble in the world for rejecting the blessed 45, I pray they see the light andgo back to the blessed 45!
 
V

vestige

Deceased
Troke said:
Well, at my age, I might get away with pulling my pocket Schmeisser and hosing the bunch down. Claim that I am in very fragile health (I can prove that) and that excitement might prove deleterious . Rousting me would most certainly prove fatal.

Self defense.
Click to expand...
Disparate force?
 
naegling62

naegling62

Veteran Member
Ragnarok said:
It amazes me that these eateries complain about how they can't survive on limited capacity under COVID rules but then do nothing to protect the small clientele base they have...
Click to expand...
My thought as well. I pay a high price for private security at my businesses to protect both the customer and handle any problems above our capacity to deal with. I would imagine they could do the same but they apparently don't.

I would ask the proprietor of such establishments if there's security, if not, I'll pass on eating there.
 
Anti-Liberal

Anti-Liberal

Veteran Member
That last video of the white guy who put up his fist claiming BLM makes me sick. What a p*ssy !!! Cowards like that SHOULD get their ass beat by these assholes. I can't wait for these bastards to block me in and threaten me like that. God Bless Glock !!!
 
ShadowMan

ShadowMan

Designated Grumpy Old Fart
They don't realize exactly why WASPs are at the top of the food chain. It's because when the killing starts, and it will, we are very very very very good at it. Just read your history. So they can bluster and stomp around threatening all they want, but sooner or later when they cross the line for the last time......this shitte will end and not well for them. Oh well. They've been warned.
 
I

intothatgoodnight

. . .
Ragnarok said:
It amazes me that these eateries complain about how they can't survive on limited capacity under COVID rules but then do nothing to protect the small clientele base they have...
Click to expand...
Almost certainly, their business plan does not include the cost of private security of one, or more. That's what these eateries pay their taxes for, to the jurisdiction that they are doing business in - responsive, effective LEO who will arrest these "demonstrators."


intothegoodnight
 
INVAR

INVAR

Sword At-The-Ready
Dozdoats said:
Getting this level of misbehavior back under control WILL NOT be pretty.
Click to expand...


AND will be the permanent END to the liberty that was enshrined for us.

We are past the point of no return to peaceably coexist with half the population. End of sentence. End of the civil society.

We no longer have anything in common in terms of fundamental principles of life.

So war it will be.

If not war, then subjugation and extermination. In that order.
 
Ragnarok

Ragnarok

On and On, South of Heaven
intothatgoodnight said:
Almost certainly, their business plan does not include the cost of private security of one, or more. That's what these eateries pay their taxes for, to the jurisdiction that they are doing business in - responsive, effective LEO who will arrest these "demonstrators."


intothegoodnight
Click to expand...

You should come visit our fine city... Law Enforcement isn't a thing here.

St. Petersburg Police Reforms Include No Longer Answering Non-Criminal Calls
In response to multiple demands for reform, including flyers posted downtown during fourth of July weekend by the St. Pete Peace Protest movement, St. Petersburg is "re-imagining" the city’s police force and its role in responding to social service calls.

Updated July 10, 6 p.m. with additional comments from the St. Pete Peace Protest movement.

At a Thursday press conference, Mayor Rick Kriseman and Chief of Police Anthony Holloway announced a plan that includes the creation of a new program, the Community Assistant Liaison (CAL).

Starting October 1, the program will include 18 to 20 social and mental health workers who will be tasked with responding to non-criminal calls in place of police officers.

CAL will be initially funded with a $3.1 million grant from the federal government that was originally intended to hire 25 new officers.

The city will match that with an additional $3.8 million to ensure the program continues.

“We're asking the group that's doing this, they'll be doing it from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m.,” Holloway said. “There'll be three people working every district, just like we have police officers, so they can handle those calls for service.”

Although the team will be under Assistant Police Chief Antonio Gilliam’s direction, Holloway said they will not be carrying a radio or gun.

“That's why the CAL team is out there,” he said. “So when that person is in a crisis, they're not looking at this uniform and seeing all the things that's on this uniform, you're looking at someone else to come in, to help them through their crisis.”

Jonathan Vazquez, president of the Florida Sun Coast Police Benevolent Association, said the union supports the program because it’s time for officers to refocus on reducing crime and keeping neighborhoods safe.

“We believe this will lead to decreased strain on police resources, reduce risk to our member officers, and better outcomes for our most vulnerable citizens,” he said.

Holloway also announced an increase in de-escalation and self-defense training, giving officers alternatives to reaching for their weapons.

Over the next 90 days, Holloway said they will be doing a full department review, including evaluating the necessity for all equipment, making additional changes to their use-of-force policies, and clarifying the officer complaint process.

He added, from this point forward, all service calls will be monitored for whether or not an actual crime is being committed.

“Believe it or not, we still get some calls about ‘There's an African American male sitting in the park, he doesn't look like us,’” Holloway said. “We're not coming to those calls.”

The department will also be expanding their “Park, Walk, and Talk” program.

“For the past six years, [officers] have been walking an hour, we get to know the community - that's going to change,” Holloway said. “It's going to be two to three hours a week, because they're going to have that time to, again, build relationships in the community.”

They also plan on bringing in another leader, possibly from the NAACP or Urban League, to sit on the police department’s hiring board.

Jalessa Blackshear, a regular participant in the St. Pete Peace Protest movement, said the reforms are just a distraction from the bigger issues at hand.

"This is an organizational deficiency of the system," she said. "Let's give them a reward and don't really get to the root of it."

She said that with every demand demonstrators make, city officials have replied that programs are already in place to address them.

Blackshear questioned their effectiveness. She said that Blacks in St. Petersburg have been faced with inequality throughout the city's history, citing the Sundown Laws and neighborhood segragation boundaries created in the Jim Crow Era.

"There are city ordinances in the municipal charter that make it illegal for the hindrance of black advancement," Blackshear said. "So these are the social injustices that need to be addressed."

Kriseman invited protest leaders to a conversation with city leaders, referring to a discussion during the City Council meeting earlier Thursday.

“Citizens, activists, protesters, must jump at every opportunity to work collectively to help create that real and lasting change that I spoke about,” he said. “So let's talk to each other. Let's listen to each other, then let's turn our exchange into action.”
wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu

St. Petersburg Police Reforms Include No Longer Answering Non-Criminal Calls

In response to multiple demands for reform, including flyers posted downtown during fourth of July weekend by the St. Pete Peace Protest movement, St.…
wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu




The list of calls police will now ignore includes:

Disorderly Intox ( Can't wait to see how an unarmed social worker handles those )
Intoxicated Person
Mental Health Crisis
Suicide Crisis
Truancy/Disorderly Juvenile
Drug Overdose
Homeless
Panhandling
Neighborhood Dispute
 
Kathy in FL

Kathy in FL

Administrator
_______________
While I and DeSantis aren't seeing eye to eye on all of his mandates here in Florida, I do like the part of his latest round to get a law on the books that precludes violent pukes like this cannot hold a government/state job in FL and nor will they receive financial bennies and if you are from out of state you get some extra special extra treatment. On top of all that those arrested while protesting/rioting will not be granted bail before initial court hearing.
 
GingerN

GingerN

Veteran Member
Shooter said:
well I can witness my glock 21 holds 14 rounds of the Lords own caliber the blessed 45 Automatic Colt Pistol round.

Angels went to John Moses Browning and told him to take the 30-06 case that had already been blessed and cut it down, and seat a 200 grain bullet into it , and behold, thunder itself had been installed into a hand cannon. and all was good in the world. until 1985 when the U.S. military adopted the 9mm, , now we have much trouble in the world for rejecting the blessed 45, I pray they see the light andgo back to the blessed 45!
Click to expand...
I love that quote!!!
 
Kathy in FL

Kathy in FL

Administrator
_______________
Ragnarok said:
You should come visit our fine city... Law Enforcement isn't a thing here.

St. Petersburg Police Reforms Include No Longer Answering Non-Criminal Calls
In response to multiple demands for reform, including flyers posted downtown during fourth of July weekend by the St. Pete Peace Protest movement, St. Petersburg is "re-imagining" the city’s police force and its role in responding to social service calls.

Updated July 10, 6 p.m. with additional comments from the St. Pete Peace Protest movement.

At a Thursday press conference, Mayor Rick Kriseman and Chief of Police Anthony Holloway announced a plan that includes the creation of a new program, the Community Assistant Liaison (CAL).

Starting October 1, the program will include 18 to 20 social and mental health workers who will be tasked with responding to non-criminal calls in place of police officers.

CAL will be initially funded with a $3.1 million grant from the federal government that was originally intended to hire 25 new officers.

The city will match that with an additional $3.8 million to ensure the program continues.

“We're asking the group that's doing this, they'll be doing it from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m.,” Holloway said. “There'll be three people working every district, just like we have police officers, so they can handle those calls for service.”

Although the team will be under Assistant Police Chief Antonio Gilliam’s direction, Holloway said they will not be carrying a radio or gun.

“That's why the CAL team is out there,” he said. “So when that person is in a crisis, they're not looking at this uniform and seeing all the things that's on this uniform, you're looking at someone else to come in, to help them through their crisis.”

Jonathan Vazquez, president of the Florida Sun Coast Police Benevolent Association, said the union supports the program because it’s time for officers to refocus on reducing crime and keeping neighborhoods safe.

“We believe this will lead to decreased strain on police resources, reduce risk to our member officers, and better outcomes for our most vulnerable citizens,” he said.

Holloway also announced an increase in de-escalation and self-defense training, giving officers alternatives to reaching for their weapons.

Over the next 90 days, Holloway said they will be doing a full department review, including evaluating the necessity for all equipment, making additional changes to their use-of-force policies, and clarifying the officer complaint process.

He added, from this point forward, all service calls will be monitored for whether or not an actual crime is being committed.

“Believe it or not, we still get some calls about ‘There's an African American male sitting in the park, he doesn't look like us,’” Holloway said. “We're not coming to those calls.”

The department will also be expanding their “Park, Walk, and Talk” program.

“For the past six years, [officers] have been walking an hour, we get to know the community - that's going to change,” Holloway said. “It's going to be two to three hours a week, because they're going to have that time to, again, build relationships in the community.”

They also plan on bringing in another leader, possibly from the NAACP or Urban League, to sit on the police department’s hiring board.

Jalessa Blackshear, a regular participant in the St. Pete Peace Protest movement, said the reforms are just a distraction from the bigger issues at hand.

"This is an organizational deficiency of the system," she said. "Let's give them a reward and don't really get to the root of it."

She said that with every demand demonstrators make, city officials have replied that programs are already in place to address them.

Blackshear questioned their effectiveness. She said that Blacks in St. Petersburg have been faced with inequality throughout the city's history, citing the Sundown Laws and neighborhood segragation boundaries created in the Jim Crow Era.

"There are city ordinances in the municipal charter that make it illegal for the hindrance of black advancement," Blackshear said. "So these are the social injustices that need to be addressed."

Kriseman invited protest leaders to a conversation with city leaders, referring to a discussion during the City Council meeting earlier Thursday.

“Citizens, activists, protesters, must jump at every opportunity to work collectively to help create that real and lasting change that I spoke about,” he said. “So let's talk to each other. Let's listen to each other, then let's turn our exchange into action.”
wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu

St. Petersburg Police Reforms Include No Longer Answering Non-Criminal Calls

In response to multiple demands for reform, including flyers posted downtown during fourth of July weekend by the St. Pete Peace Protest movement, St.…
wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu wusfnews.wusf.usf.edu




The list of calls police will now ignore includes:

Disorderly Intox ( Can't wait to see how an unarmed social worker handles those )
Intoxicated Person
Mental Health Crisis
Suicide Crisis
Truancy/Disorderly Juvenile
Drug Overdose
Homeless
Panhandling
Neighborhood Dispute
Click to expand...

We are getting a lot of calls from people wanting to leave Pinellas County (St. Pete). St. Pete is already a place that you don't go during certain times/hours/locations. At the rate they are going they should just turn the whole thing into one big public housing location with a gate going in and a gate going out.
 
Dennis Olson

Dennis Olson

Chief Curmudgeon
_______________
Ragnarok said:
At a Thursday press conference, Mayor Rick Kriseman and Chief of Police Anthony Holloway announced a plan that includes the creation of a new program, the Community Assistant Liaison (CAL).

Starting October 1, the program will include 18 to 20 social and mental health workers who will be tasked with responding to non-criminal calls in place of police officers.
Click to expand...
Ragnarok said:
“We're asking the group that's doing this, they'll be doing it from 6 a.m. until 2 a.m.,” Holloway said. “There'll be three people working every district, just like we have police officers, so they can handle those calls for service.”

Although the team will be under Assistant Police Chief Antonio Gilliam’s direction, Holloway said they will not be carrying a radio or gun.
Click to expand...
Perfect! No way to defend themselves and no way to call for help. After the first two or three get killed, I predict none will respond to “personal crises.”
 
I

intothatgoodnight

. . .
dstraito said:
Feral, low IQ individuals

Content of character = Unacceptable
Click to expand...
Got to ask the question - how many of these walking mental cases might be due to accumulated vaccine damage, over the years?

How would one go about creating an army of blind un(able to)-thinking devotees, ready to follow the "guidance" of their handlers . . . worth pondering, given what we are seeing with regards to autism and rigorous early childhood vaccination schedules, and some pure cosmic weirdness with regards to some adult vaccination reactions.

Has mankind unknowingly become the official lab test monkeys of the few who have quietly conducted "the research" over the past number of decades?

Something is amiss with the machinery, and I am looking external to the machine for clues.

Woo?

Maybe.

Maybe not - truth can be stranger than fiction, and all of that.

YMMV.


intothegoodnight
 
Last edited:
R

raven

TB Fanatic
Kathy in FL said:
We are getting a lot of calls from people wanting to leave Pinellas County (St. Pete). St. Pete is already a place that you don't go during certain times/hours/locations. At the rate they are going they should just turn the whole thing into one big public housing location with a gate going in and a gate going out.
Click to expand...
Should name it Hotel California - you check in but can't check ou
 
O

Old Gray Mare

TB Fanatic
ShadowMan said:
They don't realize exactly why WASPs are at the top of the food chain. It's because when the killing starts, and it will, we are very very very very good at it. Just read your history. So they can bluster and stomp around threatening all they want, but sooner or later when they cross the line for the last time......this shitte will end and not well for them. Oh well. They've been warned.
Click to expand...
No they haven't... been warned. They have no idea.
 
H

Housecarl

On TB every waking moment
Troke said:
Inasmuch from my view, their hands are a deadly weapon (one punch would do me in) I feel justified in mowing them down if they so much as look at me with "malice aforethought and felonious intent".
Click to expand...

Particularly when you look at an age disparity, someone with children or someone who falls within the ADA.
 
Last edited:
Dobbin

Dobbin

Faithful Steed
GingerN said:
I love that quote!!!
Click to expand...
Not a quote. Rather Scripture of the Church of Self Defense.

I heard Owner mumbling something the other night as he passed his gun rack. I didn't catch the words and he doesn't own a 1911...

Dobbin
 
EYW

EYW

Veteran Member
Dennis Olson said:
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1307428598173896704
View: https://twitter.com/livesmattershow/status/1307428598173896704?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1307457225968021504%7Ctwgr%5Eshare_3&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsummit.news%2F2020%2F09%2F24%2Fvideo-aggressive-blm-agitators-harass-elderly-couple-at-restaurant-threaten-to-knock-them-the-fk-out%2F
Click to expand...
Housecarl said:
In a mob situation as that I'm inclined to suggest that the third round be saved for another Darwin Scholarship holder and not be expended upon a neutralized threat. YMMV.....
Click to expand...
I think you can come back and do the head shots afterwards, just to be sure, although I think the best practice might be head-chest.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top