desertvet2
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If, BIG IF, they breach the white house and enter the building to burn it and loot it....
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TERRORISM Riots in Minneapolis (now the main riot thread)
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Echo 5
Funniest guy on TB2K
Telescope Steve
Veteran Member
These people remind me of the opening scene from the 2001 movie. The monkeys were banging with their bones and they did not understand what was going on. I am not saying these people are monkeys, but only that they are acting in the same way.
Can American civilization continue when it is mixed with this type of crowd? Separation into clans / tribes may be required. Not everybody who claims American citizenship shares the foundations of those who penned the Constitution of the USA.
Can American civilization continue when it is mixed with this type of crowd? Separation into clans / tribes may be required. Not everybody who claims American citizenship shares the foundations of those who penned the Constitution of the USA.
subnet
Boot
Tribe up was pushed years ago....
Thanks, Mixin.
jward
passin' thru
Doge
@IntelDoge
3m
#NYPD police SUV's now driving into crowds.
View: https://twitter.com/IntelDoge/status/1266898458214096896?s=20
jward
passin' thru
Breach the White House?!?
That's just not possible, is it?
mzkitty
I give up.
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Wow, looks like the cop just plows into the crowd !!
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AlfaMan
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No, it's not possible.
If the breechers bring enough toys, have enough numbers and are willing to decorate the lawn with a lot of bodies a la VC Sappers or Daesh/AQAM assault teams it is possible.
Looks like the White House security detail is tired of playing around. I'm guessing they're Marines.
Echo 5
Funniest guy on TB2K
At least not without massive bloodshed and devastation.
AlfaMan
Has No Life - Lives on TB
It's either marines from 8th and I or old guard out of Ft. Myer. Either way the protesters are toast (burnt toast) if these boys get involved.
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George Floyd Protest Marchers’ Access to Bay Bridge in SF Blocked by Police
May 30, 2020 at 6:00 pm
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — After a night of violence left San Jose and Oakland battered and shaken, San Francisco officials braced Saturday for their own march as anger continued to rage across the country over the police in-custody death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
The march organized by the Freedom Socialist Party got underway with a modest gathering around noon at U.N. Plaza. Demonstrators proceeded to march from there to the steps of City Hall where they stood peacefully listening to speakers as their number slowly grew.
Protesters rally at San Francisco city hall, May 30, 2020. (CBS)
Light rain and possible thundershowers that had been forecast for San Francisco on Saturday may have kept the gathering smaller.
Protesters blocked from I-80 access in S.F.
After almost two hours at City Hall, the assembled throng began to move in an orderly march to Market Street and east toward the Ferry Building. There, they turned south and began walking along the Embarcadero then up Harrison Street where they were met with a police line at the intersection of Harrison and Main streets. Diverted, they moved over to Folsom Street and headed southwest, assembling at the I-80 Fremont Street off-ramp where they were again blocked by police.
Moving steadily westward, marchers repeatedly attempted to access the freeway but were turned back by police, and finally appeared to end the attempt as they turned at Fifth Street and headed toward Market Street before turning southwest onto Mission Street at the Old Mint.
By 6 p.m., what was left of the march had gathered outside a police department in the Mission District.
Local residents woke up Saturday, still reeling from the outbreak of violence that erupted from peaceful protests in both Oakland and San Jose on Friday.
Hours of violence in Oakland left at least 18 people in custody early Saturday, six Oakland police officers recovering from their injuries and a downtown Walgreen and CVS pharmacy in shambles after they were looted.
A fatal shooting at Oakland’s large Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse remained under investigation. One federal security officer died in the shooting and a second was wounded.
In an email to KPIX 5 early Saturday, Oakland police spokeswoman Johnna Watson said it was still to be determined if it was related to the outbreak of violence on the nearby streets.
“Still under investigation, unknown if related,” she emailed.
RELATED: SUV Rams, Injures 2 Demonstrators After Day Of Intense Police Clashes At San Jose George Floyd Protest
After marching peacefully through the streets of Oakland earlier Friday evening, a protest turned disruptive and destructive.
Vandalized cars sit in a Mercedes-Benz of Oakland showroom during in Oakland, Calif., on Saturday, May 30, 2020, during protests against the Monday death of George Floyd, a handcuffed black man in police custody in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/Noah Berger)
A Walgreens store was broken into and looted. A fire was later lit in the store, one of several garbage can and Dumpster fires that were lit along Broadway. A CVS pharmacy also was looted.
Windows were also broken at a Chase Bank on Broadway. Though plywood had been nailed over the windows earlier, protesters ripped down the wood, smashing windows and vandalizing the building before starting a fire inside.
A Mercedes-Benz dealership also appeared to have been heavily damaged from a fire, as were a number of other offices and business spaces in downtown Oakland. A Honda dealership on Broadway near the MacArthur Freeway and a Target store at Broadway and 27th also sustained significant damage.
Meanwhile in San Jose, a frightening scene unfolded as the driver of an SUV drove into a crowd and appeared to injure two people. The incident was caught on video, and the driver appeared to deliberately back over one victim before speeding off.
It happened around 9 p.m. near the intersection of Sixth Street and Santa Clara, after a day full of demonstrations featuring multiple confrontations between protesters and police in riot gear. At least two people were injured, according to reports. Their condition is still unknown, as was the identity of the driver.
One witness said that a woman was behind the wheel of the SUV and was telling protesters to let her through because she had a child in the vehicle before the incident.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department later tweeted that a deputy was involved in an officer involved shooting at around the same time. It was not confirmed that the officer-involved shooting and hit-and-run incident were related.
Earlier, police had declared the protest an unlawful assembly, firing tear gas into the crowd of activists following a hectic afternoon of freeway shutdowns and smashed windows.
(CBS)
What began as a peaceful march through downtown, later spilled back onto city streets after activists had earlier shut down busy US Highway 101 in both directions for an hour, smashing windows of police cars and other vehicles during the angry protest march.
After shutting down the freeway, a growing crowd of protesters ended up gathering about a block from San Jose City Hall at the intersection of Seventh and Santa Clara Streets, where a line of police in riot gear stood across from the main group of demonstrators, with some activists coming closer to the officers waving signs and taking video with cell phones.
Police could be seen firing non-lethal projectiles into the crowd that gradually grew in size, numbering upwards of 1,000 people by some estimates.
San Francisco George Floyd Protest Turns Violent; Mayor Breed Announces Curfew
A San Francisco protest over the death of George Floyd while in police custody that had been peaceful much of Saturday turned ugly shortly before 9 p.m. as looters broke off and began smashing shop windows and looting stores in Union Square and on Market Street.
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George Floyd Protest Marchers’ Access to Bay Bridge in SF Blocked by Police
May 30, 2020 at 6:00 pm
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — After a night of violence left San Jose and Oakland battered and shaken, San Francisco officials braced Saturday for their own march as anger continued to rage across the country over the police in-custody death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
The march organized by the Freedom Socialist Party got underway with a modest gathering around noon at U.N. Plaza. Demonstrators proceeded to march from there to the steps of City Hall where they stood peacefully listening to speakers as their number slowly grew.
Protesters rally at San Francisco city hall, May 30, 2020. (CBS)
Light rain and possible thundershowers that had been forecast for San Francisco on Saturday may have kept the gathering smaller.
Protesters blocked from I-80 access in S.F.
After almost two hours at City Hall, the assembled throng began to move in an orderly march to Market Street and east toward the Ferry Building. There, they turned south and began walking along the Embarcadero then up Harrison Street where they were met with a police line at the intersection of Harrison and Main streets. Diverted, they moved over to Folsom Street and headed southwest, assembling at the I-80 Fremont Street off-ramp where they were again blocked by police.
Moving steadily westward, marchers repeatedly attempted to access the freeway but were turned back by police, and finally appeared to end the attempt as they turned at Fifth Street and headed toward Market Street before turning southwest onto Mission Street at the Old Mint.
By 6 p.m., what was left of the march had gathered outside a police department in the Mission District.
Local residents woke up Saturday, still reeling from the outbreak of violence that erupted from peaceful protests in both Oakland and San Jose on Friday.
Hours of violence in Oakland left at least 18 people in custody early Saturday, six Oakland police officers recovering from their injuries and a downtown Walgreen and CVS pharmacy in shambles after they were looted.
A fatal shooting at Oakland’s large Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse remained under investigation. One federal security officer died in the shooting and a second was wounded.
In an email to KPIX 5 early Saturday, Oakland police spokeswoman Johnna Watson said it was still to be determined if it was related to the outbreak of violence on the nearby streets.
“Still under investigation, unknown if related,” she emailed.
RELATED: SUV Rams, Injures 2 Demonstrators After Day Of Intense Police Clashes At San Jose George Floyd Protest
After marching peacefully through the streets of Oakland earlier Friday evening, a protest turned disruptive and destructive.
A Walgreens store was broken into and looted. A fire was later lit in the store, one of several garbage can and Dumpster fires that were lit along Broadway. A CVS pharmacy also was looted.
Windows were also broken at a Chase Bank on Broadway. Though plywood had been nailed over the windows earlier, protesters ripped down the wood, smashing windows and vandalizing the building before starting a fire inside.
A Mercedes-Benz dealership also appeared to have been heavily damaged from a fire, as were a number of other offices and business spaces in downtown Oakland. A Honda dealership on Broadway near the MacArthur Freeway and a Target store at Broadway and 27th also sustained significant damage.
Meanwhile in San Jose, a frightening scene unfolded as the driver of an SUV drove into a crowd and appeared to injure two people. The incident was caught on video, and the driver appeared to deliberately back over one victim before speeding off.
It happened around 9 p.m. near the intersection of Sixth Street and Santa Clara, after a day full of demonstrations featuring multiple confrontations between protesters and police in riot gear. At least two people were injured, according to reports. Their condition is still unknown, as was the identity of the driver.
One witness said that a woman was behind the wheel of the SUV and was telling protesters to let her through because she had a child in the vehicle before the incident.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department later tweeted that a deputy was involved in an officer involved shooting at around the same time. It was not confirmed that the officer-involved shooting and hit-and-run incident were related.
Earlier, police had declared the protest an unlawful assembly, firing tear gas into the crowd of activists following a hectic afternoon of freeway shutdowns and smashed windows.
(CBS)
What began as a peaceful march through downtown, later spilled back onto city streets after activists had earlier shut down busy US Highway 101 in both directions for an hour, smashing windows of police cars and other vehicles during the angry protest march.
After shutting down the freeway, a growing crowd of protesters ended up gathering about a block from San Jose City Hall at the intersection of Seventh and Santa Clara Streets, where a line of police in riot gear stood across from the main group of demonstrators, with some activists coming closer to the officers waving signs and taking video with cell phones.
Police could be seen firing non-lethal projectiles into the crowd that gradually grew in size, numbering upwards of 1,000 people by some estimates.
mzkitty
I give up.
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Not sure how big of an area this encompasses. I had heard it was only downtown, but I don't know:
Flashyzipp
Veteran Member
Right? I live not far from Ferguson. I don’t remember this happening this badly all across the country at the same time! It’s crazy!
Grouchy Granny
Deceased
Entirely possible with the right toys. And, my bad gut feeling tells me they have them!
I cannot believe I'm seeing the shit I'm seeing -- this is like something out of a really bad action movie - but what the hell!
Shoot em all and let God sort them out.
desertvet2
Veteran Member
With enough bodies, anything is possible. GOD help us if it happens.
All of this crap needs to be stopped. Problem is it is too far along. And the remedy will inflame the masses of asses even more.
BE READY AT all times.
We are collapsing, just like my dream I posted about in the martial law thread.
All of this crap needs to be stopped. Problem is it is too far along. And the remedy will inflame the masses of asses even more.
BE READY AT all times.
We are collapsing, just like my dream I posted about in the martial law thread.
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Inslee activates National Guard in the wake of protests in Seattle
Associated Press
Published 6:15 p.m. PT May 30, 2020
SEATTLE (AP) — Gov. Jay Inslee on Saturday evening activated up to 200 members of the National Guard to respond to violent protests in downtown Seattle that forced the closure of Interstate 5 and the imposition of a citywide curfew.
Because of the curfew, Washington State Ferries has suspended all Seattle-bound sailings into Colman Dock until further notice, according to an alert sent at about 5:30 p.m.
"Updates will be provided as the situation evolves," according to the alert.
Inslee said the guard personnel will be unarmed and be directed by Seattle officials, who requested the help to protect property and manage crowds who had gathered in response to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Opinion: Bravery is being an ally to people of color
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced a 5 p.m. curfew for Saturday following rowdy protests that spilled onto Interstate 5, forcing the freeway's closure through the central part of the Northwest's largest city.
Thousands of people gathered in downtown and a largely peaceful early afternoon rally turned rowdier, with police pepper-spraying demonstrators and deploying flash bands.
Police said arrests were made but an exact figure wasn't available.
Demonstrators march at 5th Avenue and Marion Street in downtown Seattle to show solidarity with Minneapolis and protesting police brutality on Friday, May 29, 2020. George Floyd died earlier this week in police custody in Minneapolis. ( (Amanda Snyder /The Seattle Times via AP) (Photo: Amanda Snyder, AP)
Portland's mayor declared an 8 p.m. PDT curfew for Saturday after that city saw fiery protests Friday night.
The Washington State Patrol closed both directions of Interstate 5 through downtown Seattle as a protest over the killing of George Floyd spilled onto the freeway Saturday afternoon.
"The freeway is not a safe or appropriate place for demonstration," state patrol Chief John Batiste said in a statement.
News footage showed at least one destroyed police cruiser.
Durkan hastily announced a curfew to begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday and to last through 5 a.m. in response to the protests.
Residents should remain in their homes “to the extent possible” and not travel in or through Seattle, said Durkan, Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best and Seattle Fire Department Chief Harold Scoggins in a statement released about 4:45 p.m.
“This curfew is intended to prevent violence and widespread property damage, and to prevent the further community spread of COVID-19 through continued gathering,” they said.
Inslee activates National Guard in the wake of protests in Seattle
Because of a curfew issued by Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, WSF has suspended all Seattle-bound sailings into Colman Dock on Saturday evening.
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Inslee activates National Guard in the wake of protests in Seattle
Associated Press
Published 6:15 p.m. PT May 30, 2020
SEATTLE (AP) — Gov. Jay Inslee on Saturday evening activated up to 200 members of the National Guard to respond to violent protests in downtown Seattle that forced the closure of Interstate 5 and the imposition of a citywide curfew.
Because of the curfew, Washington State Ferries has suspended all Seattle-bound sailings into Colman Dock until further notice, according to an alert sent at about 5:30 p.m.
"Updates will be provided as the situation evolves," according to the alert.
Inslee said the guard personnel will be unarmed and be directed by Seattle officials, who requested the help to protect property and manage crowds who had gathered in response to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Opinion: Bravery is being an ally to people of color
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced a 5 p.m. curfew for Saturday following rowdy protests that spilled onto Interstate 5, forcing the freeway's closure through the central part of the Northwest's largest city.
Thousands of people gathered in downtown and a largely peaceful early afternoon rally turned rowdier, with police pepper-spraying demonstrators and deploying flash bands.
Police said arrests were made but an exact figure wasn't available.
Demonstrators march at 5th Avenue and Marion Street in downtown Seattle to show solidarity with Minneapolis and protesting police brutality on Friday, May 29, 2020. George Floyd died earlier this week in police custody in Minneapolis. ( (Amanda Snyder /The Seattle Times via AP) (Photo: Amanda Snyder, AP)
Portland's mayor declared an 8 p.m. PDT curfew for Saturday after that city saw fiery protests Friday night.
The Washington State Patrol closed both directions of Interstate 5 through downtown Seattle as a protest over the killing of George Floyd spilled onto the freeway Saturday afternoon.
"The freeway is not a safe or appropriate place for demonstration," state patrol Chief John Batiste said in a statement.
News footage showed at least one destroyed police cruiser.
Durkan hastily announced a curfew to begin at 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday and to last through 5 a.m. in response to the protests.
Residents should remain in their homes “to the extent possible” and not travel in or through Seattle, said Durkan, Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best and Seattle Fire Department Chief Harold Scoggins in a statement released about 4:45 p.m.
“This curfew is intended to prevent violence and widespread property damage, and to prevent the further community spread of COVID-19 through continued gathering,” they said.
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Protesters gather again in Portland Saturday night
by KATU Staff
Saturday, May 30th 2020
6:02 PM
PORTLAND, Ore. — Protesters gathered again in Portland on Saturday for the third night this week.
Overnight on Friday, riots and looting took place in downtown Portland. Portland police arrested 13 after peaceful protests denouncing the death of George Floyd, a black man killed by a white police officer in Minneapolis earlier in the week, turned into a riot.
PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Riot, looting in downtown Portland; fires set at Justice Center, other buildings
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler condemned the violence and declared a State of Emergency in the city, enacting a curfew on Saturday night.
After midnight, police announced that the downtown area was not safe and asked people to leave immediately.
“I couldn’t be more disgusted with the people engaged in this activity,” he told KATU in a phone interview in the early morning hours as he was traveling back to Portland from visiting his dying mother.
RELATED: Gov. Kate Brown responds to death of George Floyd
On Saturday evening, protesters began gathering again and seemed to be blocked by police from crossing the Hawthorne Bridge.
This story is developing.
Several arrested in Saturday Portland protests
Protesters have gathered again in Portland on Saturday for the third night this week. Another 31 people were arrested, according to Portland Police Bureau on Saturday night. They say there could be more as they actively investigate Friday night's looting and the damage made to several...
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Protesters gather again in Portland Saturday night
by KATU Staff
Saturday, May 30th 2020
6:02 PM
PORTLAND, Ore. — Protesters gathered again in Portland on Saturday for the third night this week.
Overnight on Friday, riots and looting took place in downtown Portland. Portland police arrested 13 after peaceful protests denouncing the death of George Floyd, a black man killed by a white police officer in Minneapolis earlier in the week, turned into a riot.
PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Riot, looting in downtown Portland; fires set at Justice Center, other buildings
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler condemned the violence and declared a State of Emergency in the city, enacting a curfew on Saturday night.
After midnight, police announced that the downtown area was not safe and asked people to leave immediately.
“I couldn’t be more disgusted with the people engaged in this activity,” he told KATU in a phone interview in the early morning hours as he was traveling back to Portland from visiting his dying mother.
RELATED: Gov. Kate Brown responds to death of George Floyd
On Saturday evening, protesters began gathering again and seemed to be blocked by police from crossing the Hawthorne Bridge.
This story is developing.
Tarryn
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Bill Melugin
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BREAKING: Nordstrom at The Grove is now being broken into as well.
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Bill Melugin
@BillFOXLA
BREAKING: Nordstrom at The Grove is now being broken into as well.
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George Floyd protesters block part of I-5, march through downtown Sac
Updated: 6:24 PM PDT May 30, 2020
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Hundreds of people continue to protest and march in Sacramento against the police custody death of George Floyd on Saturday.
Protesters gathered early Saturday morning at the Capitol, and several roads have been periodically closed to protect the demonstrators.
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At around 1:30 p.m., protesters clashed with officers and blocked part of Interstate 5. Authorities were quickly able move protesters out of the roadway and reopen I-5.
Video from Caltrans cameras also shows traffic that was stopped as protesters moved onto the roadway.
Activists gathered in Sacramento for protests Friday and lasted into early Saturday morning, with demonstrators marching to a police facility and facing off with officers before marching back to the market where protests began.
Floyd, an unarmed black man, died Monday while in the custody of Minneapolis police. Video captured by a witness shows Floyd handcuffed and on the ground as a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, kneels on his neck, pressing down. Floyd is heard on the video saying he can’t breathe and pleading for air. As minutes pass in the video, Floyd slowly stops talking and moving.
Chauvin was fired Tuesday. He was arrested Friday on charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter.
His arrest comes three days after protests erupted in Minneapolis and across the U.S.
George Floyd protesters loot businesses in downtown Sac, police fire tear gas
Hundreds of people continue to protest in Sacramento against the police custody death of George Floyd on Saturday.
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George Floyd protesters block part of I-5, march through downtown Sac
Updated: 6:24 PM PDT May 30, 2020
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Hundreds of people continue to protest and march in Sacramento against the police custody death of George Floyd on Saturday.
Protesters gathered early Saturday morning at the Capitol, and several roads have been periodically closed to protect the demonstrators.
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At around 1:30 p.m., protesters clashed with officers and blocked part of Interstate 5. Authorities were quickly able move protesters out of the roadway and reopen I-5.
Video from Caltrans cameras also shows traffic that was stopped as protesters moved onto the roadway.
Activists gathered in Sacramento for protests Friday and lasted into early Saturday morning, with demonstrators marching to a police facility and facing off with officers before marching back to the market where protests began.
Floyd, an unarmed black man, died Monday while in the custody of Minneapolis police. Video captured by a witness shows Floyd handcuffed and on the ground as a white police officer, Derek Chauvin, kneels on his neck, pressing down. Floyd is heard on the video saying he can’t breathe and pleading for air. As minutes pass in the video, Floyd slowly stops talking and moving.
Chauvin was fired Tuesday. He was arrested Friday on charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter.
His arrest comes three days after protests erupted in Minneapolis and across the U.S.
Am I really, really bad? I watched it several times.
Doge
@IntelDoge
3m
#NYPD police SUV's now driving into crowds.
View: https://twitter.com/IntelDoge/status/1266898458214096896?s=20
Tarryn
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Mike Hellgren
@HellgrenWJZ
#BREAKING at Baltimore City Hall
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#BREAKING at Baltimore City Hall
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Cowgirl4christ
Senior Member
I live here as well. My husband taught at Ferguson Middle for 30 years. Many teachers quit after that including my husband. Anyway, they ARE headed your way right now. 3 LEOs in my family, all in STL county.) . St Charles is supposed to be tomorrow. The picture from Clayton is signicantly more than it was 5 years ago (was it 5?) Be prepared. I would get out if you are near Ferguson. My daughter will be with us tomorrow because they are going to be dangerously close to her tomorrow (unless they decide to go tonight.)
mzkitty
I give up.
Well, isn't this cute?
Well, they're managing to loot at least one store on Rodeo Drive so far.
Video:
Scroll down some, but he has a lot of other stuff we haven't seen yet:
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Well, they're managing to loot at least one store on Rodeo Drive so far.
Video:
Scroll down some, but he has a lot of other stuff we haven't seen yet:
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eXe
Techno Junkie
THE COURTHOUSE IN DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE IS ON FIRE; PROTESTERS CLASHING WITH COPS
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“They’ve set fire again to the courthouse. Black smoke billowing out a window. They’re starting to smash it again https://t.co/K9gHH2NgUb”
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NoMoreLibs
Kill Commie's, Every Single One Of Them!
Spicy Time; it's here.
Grouchy Granny
Deceased
I think this has gone waaaay beyond spicy into absolute insanity
Don't think I can take any more bad news today..
Goodnight all, stay safe, stay locked and loaded.
Grouchy G
Don't think I can take any more bad news today..
Goodnight all, stay safe, stay locked and loaded.
Grouchy G
Echo 5
Funniest guy on TB2K
Sorry, I only like spicy in my tuna rolls.
mzkitty
I give up.
Seems like it's all white guys (punks) doing the vandalizing. The black dudes must be laughing their butts off.
He's got a lot of stuff. It's here somewhere:
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He's got a lot of stuff. It's here somewhere:
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The latest Tweets from ©halecos Amarillosᴳᴸᴼᴮᴬᴸ ʷAͤNͣOͬNͤYˡMͤOᵍUͥSͦⁿ (@ChalecosAmarill). #CloversForAssange LINK #ChalecosAmarillos... nos organizamos #YellowVests we organize Link https://t.co/t4JqPllbHL
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Tarryn
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#BREAKING: Protesters storm the City Hall in Nashville, Tennessee
Sergio Martínez-Beltrán [Special Report]
#BREAKING: Protesters storm the City Hall in Nashville, Tennessee
Sergio Martínez-Beltrán [Special Report]
