pinkelsteinsmom
Veteran Member
They want it all, most of all they want black rule over all whites just like South Africa.
TERRORISM Riots in Minneapolis (now the main riot thread)
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pinkelsteinsmom
Veteran Member
True, we have lost it all.
straightstreet
Life is better in flip flops
Jward, you're a dude?!Change needs to start with that damn suit- I had one those in the 80s- which is where it shoulda been left
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Richmond mayor on removal of Confederate statue: "Now it's the time for change"
From CNN's Adrienne Vogt
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney on CNN's "New Day" on June 5. CNN
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced plans yesterday to remove a statue honoring Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, which Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney said is long overdue.
“Now it's the time for change,” Stoney said in an interview with CNN’s John Berman. “It’s a new day in Richmond. And these are symbols of racism. They’ve been symbols of racism for a very, very long time. They're symbols of racism that were put there to intimidate black and brown people and put them in their place. And this is just a symbol of institutional racism that I think needs to go. And we have been working towards this for a very, very long time. And now is the time,”
Protests over the death of George Floyd have recently congregated around the six-story statue, with his image projected onto the monument.
“To see now that image of George Floyd projected on there shows we have come a long way, but we have more to do,” Stoney said.
Some lawmakers oppose the removal of the statue. State Sen. Amanda Chase, who is running for governor, said in a video that “there is an overt effort here to erase all white history.”
Stoney said that view is ignorant and dismissive of black people.
Watch more:
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pinkelsteinsmom
Veteran Member
You mean he studies things like: ending birth right citizenship, or removing all illegals bigly and swiftly, like arresting Killary and locking her up, you mean like thinking about releasing all the damning findings of swamp corruption, like the sealing our borders, like draining the swamp by hiring the kings of the swamp etc....
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pinkelsteinsmom
Veteran Member
Good, turned on netflix last night to see Prime "stands with black lives matter" Burn down all of it including there headquarters and Bezo's homes, cars and whatnot.
jward
passin' thru
I am wounded LMAO. All lady here, every inch head to toe. But, the 80s man...shoulder pads, slim ties, pinstripe suit, with pencil skirt and heels up to heaven- member, before I became a herder of cats and kisser of booboos, I had a day job ; )
Texican
Live Free & Die Free.... God Freedom Country....
NoMoreLibs
Kill Commie's, Every Single One Of Them!
That lion doesn't have a mask on, cite him.
mzkitty
I give up.
From a different section of Reddit:
I don't see it on Youtube, so you'll have to watch it here. I don't know the location.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/walkaway/comments/gwx0zi/american_patriots_bring_the_pain_to_antifa_rioters/
I don't see it on Youtube, so you'll have to watch it here. I don't know the location.
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/walkaway/comments/gwx0zi/american_patriots_bring_the_pain_to_antifa_rioters/
A protest had been in the works today at 11 am in Plainfield, Hendricks County IN but they decided to cancel it when our LE tried to contact them for the details. This town strongly supports our LE so many prayers went out for them if the protests did happen. Of course, that rattled some cages = poor protesters... where's the prayers for them?? They are trying to get shit stirred up on FB but are being mostly ignored.
It seems that some of the residents mentioned they would be attending, locked and loaded and if looting started... that set the would-be protesters hair on fire. But, maybe that's why the protest was cancelled. Apparently some threats were made earlier this week regarding our mall and LE took those seriously.
It seems that some of the residents mentioned they would be attending, locked and loaded and if looting started... that set the would-be protesters hair on fire. But, maybe that's why the protest was cancelled. Apparently some threats were made earlier this week regarding our mall and LE took those seriously.
Betty_Rose
Veteran Member
I saw that too, and it infuriated me. I don't want or need to know more about politics when I'm trying to make it all GO AWAY for two hours so I can watch a movie.
desertvet2
Veteran Member
I really think now, that these miscreants will be steered towards mostly middle class white areas to burn , loot, and whatnot.
You damned well better be ready at all times to defend your life And others.
They have declared and are engaged in war against America.
PATRIOTS RISE TO THE TASK , DEFEND YOUR NATION.
You damned well better be ready at all times to defend your life And others.
They have declared and are engaged in war against America.
PATRIOTS RISE TO THE TASK , DEFEND YOUR NATION.
Raggedyman
Res ipsa loquitur
little GEORGIE demon-in-a-meat-suite SOROS needs a few HELLFIRE MISSILES into each and every one of his family compounds. this scum and his ilk need to be hunted down and pursued until every last one of them is sitting around the table with their father satan
straightstreet
Life is better in flip flops
Whew...ok then because I thought I had my thinking all wrong lol
mzkitty
I give up.
I'm way behind on this thread, so apologies if this is a recent dupe/update.
Donate to Official George Floyd Memorial Fund, organized by Philonise Floyd
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^ as of a minute ago..
$13 MILLION? $13 MILLION? Wow, just wow !!
thompson
Certa Bonum Certamen
Fools and their money... sickening.
BenIan
Veteran Member
D.C. mayor has huge 'Black Lives Matter' name painted on street leading to White House
The act was intended to honor protesters who had peacefully assembled earlier this week.
www.nbcnews.com
D.C. Mayor Bowser has 'Black Lives Matter' painted on street leading to White House
The act was intended to honor protesters who had peacefully assembled earlier this week.
June 5, 2020, 9:57 AM CDT / Updated June 5, 2020, 10:45 AM CDT
By Rebecca Shabad
WASHINGTON — District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser on Friday had "Black Lives Matter" painted on the street that leads to the White House where protesters have been demonstrating following George Floyd’s death in police custody.
"There was a dispute this week about whose street this is," John Falcicchio, chief of staff for Bowser, a Democrat, said in a tweet. "Mayor Bowser wanted to make it abundantly clear that this is DC's street and to honor demonstrators who (were) peacefully protesting on Monday evening."
People were seen painting the words "Black Lives Matter" on Friday morning in large block letters in yellow across 16th street, which leads to Lafayette Square and the White House.
Bowser tweeted later in the morning that that particular section of 16th Street has been renamed "Black Lives Matter Plaza."
The official D.C. chapter of the Black Lives Matter Global Network, however, suggested in a tweet that this move was merely an empty gesture by Bowser.
"This is a performative distraction from real policy changes. Bowser has consistently been on the wrong side of BLMDC history. This is to appease white liberals while ignoring our demands. Black Lives Matter means defund the police. @emilymbadger say it with us," the account tweeted.
This comes several days after Trump ordered the U.S. Park Police and National Guard troops forcefully removed demonstrators who were peacefully protesting outside the White House on Monday evening. The crowd was dispersed so Trump could walk out of the White House to St. John’s Episcopal Church for a photo-op in which he held up a Bible.
Bowser blasted Trump for what occurred, tweeting, "I imposed a curfew at 7 pm. A full 25 minutes before the curfew & w/o provocation, federal police used munitions on peaceful protestors in front of the White House, an act that will make the job of @DCPoliceDept officers more difficult. Shameful! DC residents — Go home. Be safe."
The painting of the phrase Black Lives Matter came as Bowser shared a letter addressed to Trump from Thursday in which she requested that he withdraw "all extraordinary federal law enforcement and military presence from Washington, D.C." now that she has ended the state of emergency for the city and the Metropolitan Police Department didn't make any arrests on Wednesday night.
marsh
On TB every waking moment
View: https://www.facebook.com/patrick.schacht.92/videos/298155377854920/?t=333
3:09:17 min Locals in Klamath Falls (southern OR,) responding to alleged threats by Antifa, have formed armed patrols to protect local business. (Three Antifa buses showed up.)
3:09:17 min Locals in Klamath Falls (southern OR,) responding to alleged threats by Antifa, have formed armed patrols to protect local business. (Three Antifa buses showed up.)
You bring back memories. One of my fav T-shirts said: A fool and his money is some kind of party.
John Deere Girl
Veteran Member
Bloomington is about to riot. Antifa has been bused in from Chicago and the courthouse and war memorial there have been defaced. Supposed to start the party at 4. Makes me sick!
desertvet2
Veteran Member
Why is law enforcement as a whole not targeting busses, passenger vans, and moving trucks for "Inspections"
BOLO
BOLO
I've only been there once and it seemed like a bit of a freak show compared to my conservative Elkhart County area. Some family members love it there, though. Will there be a curfew?
Fenwick Babbitt
Veteran Member
So much for being a BLM supporting company
Just goes to show this is all about power and control, can't even buy your way out of this garbage.
mzkitty
I give up.
20Gauge
TB Fanatic
does it really matter? Let people give all they want. Less money to do other things that may cause us problems later on.$13 MILLION? $13 MILLION? Wow, just wow !!
parocan
Veteran Member
I just saw a picture taken of the old guy before he was supposedly knocked down, the picture
of him was taken from behind and sure looked like he had what might have been a blood dye pack
on the back of his head. a very odd looking bulge on the back of his head. Trying to find where I saw it.
To many sites open lol.
of him was taken from behind and sure looked like he had what might have been a blood dye pack
on the back of his head. a very odd looking bulge on the back of his head. Trying to find where I saw it.
To many sites open lol.
Zagdid
Veteran Member
perhaps a beginning move to establish 'no-go zones'
reason.com
Amidst Calls for Abolishing the Police, Universities Cut Ties With City Police Departments
MAXIMILIAN DUNAT | 6.5.2020 1:10 PM
Following George Floyd's death at the hands of Minneapolis police, a grassroots movement has emerged urging university officials to cut ties with local police departments.
The epicenter of this push has been the University of Minnesota (UM), which has announced that it would cease a huge portion of its collaboration with the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD). The university's move was sparked by the student body president, Jael Kerandi, who demanded a full termination of the university's police contracts in a May 26 letter that gave the administration 24 hours to respond.
The following day, the university announced that it will no longer work with MPD at large events such as football games, limiting its involvement with the department to cooperation with the University of Minnesota's Department of Public Safety.
Meanwhile, in Worcester, Massachusetts, the local cops' abusive treatment of protesters has prompted Clark University to discontinue its partnership with the police department. Student petitions demanding that universities end police cooperation have garnered thousands of signatures at New York University, Georgetown University, and the University of California, among others.
Georgetown Student Association President Nicolo Feretti says the movement's primary goal on his campus is to reduce the presence of Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers in student life. Armed MPD officers often accompany the university's unarmed public safety officers responding to mere noise complaints, he says. Although the campaign is still in its "information-gathering stage," Feretti adds that a meeting with Georgetown University Police Department Chief Jay Gruber to discuss student concerns is in the works.
Although Feretti doubts that Georgetown will "completely get rid of MPD contracts," he hopes the administration will at least "limit the extent of the contract to only use them in ways that would not be present in students' lives."
Such shifts could curb police power on campus without long legislative battles over institutional reforms. It would certainly send a potent message to police departments that they have overstepped their authority, and it would serve as an experiment in the effects of less invasive policing in collegiate communities.
The University of Minnesota's move has prompted Minneapolis Public Schools and the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board, along with many smaller venues and organizations, to likewise end their contracts with city police. Feretti thinks a successful campaign at Georgetown could have similar chain effects throughout the neighborhood and the city. As more universities heed the demands of their student bodies, similar community challenges to police legitimacy may arise, increasing the impetus for wider reforms.
Amidst Calls for Abolishing the Police, Universities Cut Ties With City Police Departments
Following George Floyd's death at the hands of Minneapolis police, a grassroots movement has emerged urging university officials to cut...
reason.com
Amidst Calls for Abolishing the Police, Universities Cut Ties With City Police Departments
MAXIMILIAN DUNAT | 6.5.2020 1:10 PM
Following George Floyd's death at the hands of Minneapolis police, a grassroots movement has emerged urging university officials to cut ties with local police departments.
The epicenter of this push has been the University of Minnesota (UM), which has announced that it would cease a huge portion of its collaboration with the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD). The university's move was sparked by the student body president, Jael Kerandi, who demanded a full termination of the university's police contracts in a May 26 letter that gave the administration 24 hours to respond.
The following day, the university announced that it will no longer work with MPD at large events such as football games, limiting its involvement with the department to cooperation with the University of Minnesota's Department of Public Safety.
Meanwhile, in Worcester, Massachusetts, the local cops' abusive treatment of protesters has prompted Clark University to discontinue its partnership with the police department. Student petitions demanding that universities end police cooperation have garnered thousands of signatures at New York University, Georgetown University, and the University of California, among others.
Georgetown Student Association President Nicolo Feretti says the movement's primary goal on his campus is to reduce the presence of Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers in student life. Armed MPD officers often accompany the university's unarmed public safety officers responding to mere noise complaints, he says. Although the campaign is still in its "information-gathering stage," Feretti adds that a meeting with Georgetown University Police Department Chief Jay Gruber to discuss student concerns is in the works.
Although Feretti doubts that Georgetown will "completely get rid of MPD contracts," he hopes the administration will at least "limit the extent of the contract to only use them in ways that would not be present in students' lives."
Such shifts could curb police power on campus without long legislative battles over institutional reforms. It would certainly send a potent message to police departments that they have overstepped their authority, and it would serve as an experiment in the effects of less invasive policing in collegiate communities.
The University of Minnesota's move has prompted Minneapolis Public Schools and the Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board, along with many smaller venues and organizations, to likewise end their contracts with city police. Feretti thinks a successful campaign at Georgetown could have similar chain effects throughout the neighborhood and the city. As more universities heed the demands of their student bodies, similar community challenges to police legitimacy may arise, increasing the impetus for wider reforms.
night driver
ESFP adrift in INTJ sea
Because they need "Reasonable Cause" to stop them.
Now you can certainly FIND "Reasonable Cause" by following them until they break a traffic law, but you need that Cause to stop the vehicle.
Ragnarok
On and On, South of Heaven
ISIS Celebrates BLM Protests In Hope They Will "Weaken" The West
Terror group ISIS has celebrated Black Lives Matter protests and riots taking place in multiple major cities, gleefully hoping that they will serve to “weaken” the west.
Numerous major American cities have been rocked by civil unrest over the past 10 days, with the riots claiming 17 lives. Other cities in Europe, Canada and Australia have also been hit with violent protests.
'This is community looking out for the community' Minneapolis volunteers organise as George Floyd protests close stores
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This has greatly pleased the Islamic State, which welcomed the riots in the latest edition of its al-Naba newspaper.
“ISIS has commented for the first time on the protests across the US over the death of George Floyd,” commented jihad specialist Mina Al-Lami. “In its paper al-Naba, IS said the civil unrest must not be seen as a problem for the US alone, and that other “infidel” countries should brace themselves for the repercussions.”
It compared the potential spread of the unrest across Western countries to the spread of Covid-19 in the West. IS gleefully reported on the protests, hoping that together with coronavirus they would weaken the West and “distract” its countries from "meddling" in Muslim affairs.
— Mina Al-Lami (@Minalami) June 5, 2020
“It compared the potential spread of the unrest across Western countries to the spread of Covid-19 in the West. IS gleefully reported on the protests, hoping that together with coronavirus they would weaken the West and “distract” its countries from “meddling” in Muslim affairs,” she added.
Given that many of the protesters share ISIS’s goal of collapsing the west, it’s unsurprising that the terror group and the hard left demonstrators are on common ground.
Indeed, the vision is so similar that ISIS once even suggested recruiting and arming anti-American protesters to turn them into jihadists.
That time when ISIS announced its plan to recruit social justice warriors because they broadly share the same goals. pic.twitter.com/t2WgzUbsFL
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) October 5, 2016
ISIS Celebrates BLM Protests in Hope They Will “Weaken” the West
Terror group welcomes riots in
summit.news
Macgyver
Has No Life - Lives on TB
I think this is where they can also use the "after curfew" reason.
mzkitty
I give up.
parocan
Veteran Member
not he was wearing something, but there is a picture of the guy sitting down, and on the back of his head was a weird bulge
under the "skin". Now how hard would it be to put a small blood pack under fake movie skin, then deliberately walk towards
people you know are there to move you back. Then fall backwards the moment they lay hands on you.
still trying to find the pic, it was on gab somewhere.
