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wbot
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Peaceful terrorists:
www.wweek.com
Federal Prosecutors Say Portland Man Rammed His SUV Into Car of Uniformed Officers on Interstate 84
Federal prosecutors again indicated they will not wait for progressive Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt to pursue criminal cases against people who attack law enforcement officers.
Just a prankPeaceful terrorists:
Federal Prosecutors Say Portland Man Rammed His SUV Into Car of Uniformed Officers on Interstate 84
Federal prosecutors again indicated they will not wait for progressive Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt to pursue criminal cases against people who attack law enforcement officers.
TysonRoux
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Breadth of rightwing Portland protest network reveals energized Trump base
Organizers able to draw support from mainstream Republicans and extremist groups – including some prepared for violence
www.theguardian.com
The recent deadly protest in Portland, where a far-right supporter was killed, was just one of many organized in recent weeks with the help of a network of pro-Trump, pro-police and anti-Black Lives Matter activists in a local Facebook-powered pro police network in Oregon.
That network’s ability to draw the support of far-right groups and more mainstream Republicans alike reveals an increasingly energized and militant grassroots Trumpist movement, which includes some members who are prepared to engage in violence, experts say.
The network is comprised of a network of like-minded activists in two overlapping groups, “Back the Blue PDX”, and “COPS NW”. Those activists are planning future events, and given the high tensions following the shooting death of one of its supporters – with the suspected shooter reportedly supportive of local leftwing anti-fascist groups – the prospect of more unrest is high.
Organizers able to draw support from mainstream Republicans and extremist groups – including some prepared for violence
Breadth of rightwing Portland protest network reveals energized Trump base
Organizers able to draw support from mainstream Republicans and extremist groups – including some prepared for violence
www.theguardian.com
The recent deadly protest in Portland, where a far-right supporter was killed, was just one of many organized in recent weeks with the help of a network of pro-Trump, pro-police and anti-Black Lives Matter activists in a local Facebook-powered pro police network in Oregon.
That network’s ability to draw the support of far-right groups and more mainstream Republicans alike reveals an increasingly energized and militant grassroots Trumpist movement, which includes some members who are prepared to engage in violence, experts say.
The network is comprised of a network of like-minded activists in two overlapping groups, “Back the Blue PDX”, and “COPS NW”. Those activists are planning future events, and given the high tensions following the shooting death of one of its supporters – with the suspected shooter reportedly supportive of local leftwing anti-fascist groups – the prospect of more unrest is high.
TheMightyQuin
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More propaganda and blatant, shameless lying.Breadth of rightwing Portland protest network reveals energized Trump base
Organizers able to draw support from mainstream Republicans and extremist groups – including some prepared for violence
Breadth of rightwing Portland protest network reveals energized Trump base
Organizers able to draw support from mainstream Republicans and extremist groups – including some prepared for violence
The recent deadly protest in Portland, where a far-right supporter was killed, was just one of many organized in recent weeks with the help of a network of pro-Trump, pro-police and anti-Black Lives Matter activists in a local Facebook-powered pro police network in Oregon.
That network’s ability to draw the support of far-right groups and more mainstream Republicans alike reveals an increasingly energized and militant grassroots Trumpist movement, which includes some members who are prepared to engage in violence, experts say.
The network is comprised of a network of like-minded activists in two overlapping groups, “Back the Blue PDX”, and “COPS NW”. Those activists are planning future events, and given the high tensions following the shooting death of one of its supporters – with the suspected shooter reportedly supportive of local leftwing anti-fascist groups – the prospect of more unrest is high.
Vorastra
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@TysonRoux is desperate because this thread is getting bigger and bigger, so he has to try to spread his TDS. It's kinda funny.
Vorastra
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"breaking the wrong shet"
I wonder what, or who, the right shet is.
TysonRoux
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Trump wants to convince Americans they are safer under him. They aren't
As a nation and as individuals, we are at considerably more risk than we were in 2016
www.theguardian.com
Forty years ago, during the only presidential debate of 1980, the Republican candidate Ronald Reagan asked the American people what became perhaps the defining question of that election: are you better off than you were four years ago?” Simple and straightforward, the question seemed to move beyond the drama of politics and to resonate with the electorate on an immediate and personal level. Now, as we head into the final stretch of the 2020 election, it’s time to pose to the American people another question that ought to be equally as consequential: are you safer today than you were four years ago?
The honest answer, for just about everyone in this country, must certainly be no. As a nation and as individuals, we are at considerably more risk than we were in 2016. Our physical safety is threatened. Our individual and public health is in jeopardy. Our employment prospects have substantially diminished.
Yet, Donald Trump perversely and routinely (though unsurprisingly) projects responsibility for this American state of affairs on anyone but himself. We are witnessing this strategy again this week.
Over the stated objections of Wisconsin’s governor, Tony Evers, Trump is in Kenosha, Wisconsin, today. While there, he will not meet with the family of Jacob Blake, an unarmed Black man shot seven times in the back by a Kenosha police officer, but will convene with law enforcement, as if the police are the true victims of police violence in this country. (I did say the logic was perverse.) By now, we’re accustomed to all the others whom he’ll also blame, including “the radical left”, “Democrat-run cities”, and, of course, Joe Biden, a man who is not the current president of the United States.
As a nation and as individuals, we are at considerably more risk than we were in 2016
Trump wants to convince Americans they are safer under him. They aren't | Moustafa Bayoumi
As a nation and as individuals, we are at considerably more risk than we were in 2016
www.theguardian.com
Forty years ago, during the only presidential debate of 1980, the Republican candidate Ronald Reagan asked the American people what became perhaps the defining question of that election: are you better off than you were four years ago?” Simple and straightforward, the question seemed to move beyond the drama of politics and to resonate with the electorate on an immediate and personal level. Now, as we head into the final stretch of the 2020 election, it’s time to pose to the American people another question that ought to be equally as consequential: are you safer today than you were four years ago?
The honest answer, for just about everyone in this country, must certainly be no. As a nation and as individuals, we are at considerably more risk than we were in 2016. Our physical safety is threatened. Our individual and public health is in jeopardy. Our employment prospects have substantially diminished.
Yet, Donald Trump perversely and routinely (though unsurprisingly) projects responsibility for this American state of affairs on anyone but himself. We are witnessing this strategy again this week.
Over the stated objections of Wisconsin’s governor, Tony Evers, Trump is in Kenosha, Wisconsin, today. While there, he will not meet with the family of Jacob Blake, an unarmed Black man shot seven times in the back by a Kenosha police officer, but will convene with law enforcement, as if the police are the true victims of police violence in this country. (I did say the logic was perverse.) By now, we’re accustomed to all the others whom he’ll also blame, including “the radical left”, “Democrat-run cities”, and, of course, Joe Biden, a man who is not the current president of the United States.
TheMightyQuin
Not amused...
Vorastra
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Jabulani22
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DC riots btfo , BLM btfo .
Edit - "unarmed"
Vorastra
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wbot
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Wow the antifa terrorist who executed that Trump supporter has been killed by police. Excellent job!!!! He tried to kill officers who tried to arrest him.
thepostmillennial.com
BREAKING: Antifa killer of Trump supporter shot dead by law enforcement
Michael Reinoehl, an Antifa militant who admitted to fatally shooting Aaron Danielson during Portland riot on Aug. 29, was shot dead by law enforcement amid an investigation Thursday night.
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Expected nothing less
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That's just the tip of the iceberg. BLM murders people because they are white daily.
This is the big problem. You people continue to claim that the far-right is a bigger threat than the far-left, who are burning down buildings and murdering people every single day. You just don't see all the violence and murders from left-wing MSM.
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According to Tim Pool, he'd already set up an interview with Vice. Looks like karma got him first.