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Wow....
I bet this guy has an interesting past!
Metal Thunder, I think you will find this interesting.
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a reply to: Quadrivium

Ahhh, the good ole days when we heard about the CFR, Tri lateral commission, Bilderberg, and Bohemian Grove.

Just made me remember the G 8 summit in Pittsburgh in 2008 and how they used E plurb to disband the protesters. That was 11 years ago and certainly makes you wonder why rioting is allowed to happen when we know they have the technology to stop it non lethally.

Thing that make you go hmmmmmm.

Can't wait to see the spike in Covid cases come out from the riots. LOL!

Until the thugs set fire to an apartment complex or single family homes in neighborhoods, the normies will sit tight.

Once (if) this transitions from commercial/government targets, that’s when the balloon really goes up.

10 to 1 rioter to police ratio downtown.
10 to 1 armed normie to rioter ratio in residential areas.

They cops better bring a lot of body bags.

How could protests permits be issued during a pandemic without, at the very least, setting up an area where the protesters can properly social distance, require all the protesters to wear masks and set an ending time of the protests?
We are talking about the worst pandemic since 1918..remember...we had to shut down the global economy to save ourselves....remember...we are carefully opening or economy through phases. Where is the outrage from Dr. Fauci and Dr. Birx? Why aren't they and the CDC and others screaming to stop these riots..I mean protests because we are spreading the virus everywhere?
Well, if nothing else, allowing the permits-permission for these protests has confirmed what we already knew.. this corona virus reaction and the measures taken were not about saving lives.

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Permits Permits Permits

Whether or not you need a permit will depend largely on your planned location. Most cities require permits for protests of a certain size or larger, particularly if the protesters will be blocking sidewalks or street traffic. Usually, if it's just you and a dozen friends or so, you will be fine without a permit so long as you don't cause problems.

It is hilariously sad that these liberal governors
Foment unrest through their constant admonishment of authority and when the animals rise up and bite them, they blame Trump.

F them. Let them burn!

Good morning, folks.

Saw something a bit ago that could well be fake news about how this Derek Chauvin guy "committed suicide" in jail last night. Anyone seeing the same? The site looked dubious and haven't seen any sort of second source, but it may be worth keeping an eye on.

The reason I bring it up is because I was wondering if this guy might not be CIA. Does anyone think the CIA puts regular police on their payroll so they can manufacture crises like the one we have unfolding now? It wouldn't surprise me a bit. Cops like those Broward County Florida idiots that can be called on in a pinch when they need a false flag.

If this dude ends up "killing himself" in jail I am going to lose my ish over it.

ETA: Also, thanks again to Dashen for keeping this thing going. It's been a hell of a ride.

Also also, does anyone know if there's like a list of cities floating around of all the different District Attorneys George Soros bankrolled into office? It would be interesting to see a side-by-side of the cities experiencing riots and the cities where Soros has the DA in his pocket.

a reply to: Aallanon

I’m looking at the cities really hit by riots & looting. Almost exclusively Dem mayors and/or Dem Governors.

Political, economical, and tourist impact is hugely negative for these Dem cities.

The people could not be protected from a pandemic. The people could not be protected from civil unrest.

Crappy places just got crappier. If they were tolerable before, they are no longer.

I keep repeating myself. The Govt does not control where you live. There are 90 cities of 250,000 or more population. I’d find a better place to live.

Phoenix
San Antonio
San Diego
San Jose
Jacksonville
El Paso
Nashville
OK City
Memphis
Albuquerque
Tucson
Fresno
Kansas City

That’s a list of > 0.5m populations.

a reply to: PilSungMtnMan

Here's a list of all the cities experiencing riots currently.

Minneapolis
St. Paul
Atlanta
Nashville
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Jose
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Madison
Portland
Colorado Springs
Dallas
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Austin
Houston
Greenville
Fayetteville
Asheville
Oklahoma City
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Reno
Kansas City
Charleston
Jacksonville
Tampa
Orlando
San Diego
Des Moines
Miami
Denver
Columbus
DC
Detroit
Las Vegas
Indianapolis
Chicago
San Antonio
Tuscon
Oakland
Chattanooga
St. Louis

a reply to: PioneerFigureSkating

I went through all of those. There’s some protests, sure, and some broken windows but not riots, arson & looting in any meaningful size. That’s restricted to about a dozen locations.

I live in Tucson. We have more unrest during rodeo week than this mess.

a reply to: PilSungMtnMan

I think the criteria used in my list was whether or not the police have had to use tear gas and rubber bullets. In any event, there's a whole hell of a lot of them. Over 40 cities.

originally posted by: PioneerFigureSkating
Good morning, folks.

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Also also, does anyone know if there's like a list of cities floating around of all the different District Attorneys George Soros bankrolled into office? It would be interesting to see a side-by-side of the cities experiencing riots and the cities where Soros has the DA in his pocket.

Well I can tell you that in Seattle, a certain council member received most of their money for re-election (if you call stealing the election a re-election) from New York and California. That person is also the highest "Publicly" known member of "Socialist Alternative" a known Trotskyist group. So yeah... Soros indeed.

originally posted by: PioneerFigureSkating
a reply to: PilSungMtnMan

I think the criteria used in my list was whether or not the police have had to use tear gas and rubber bullets. In any event, there's a whole hell of a lot of them. Over 40 cities.

Nothing even remotely close to the top 12.

Our buddy Brennan is losing it. He’s SO in need of a Trump loss in Nov so he can get pardoned. He knows what’s coming.

a reply to: seeker1963

Perhaps it’s not such a coincidence that we’re seeing these hyper organized Antifa types going on a rampage just a few weeks after this info comes out?

It drives me nuts when I read that these bad cops had so many civil complaints filed against them. Why were they on the streets? Why do they have leadership/command roles?

Police Chiefs should announce immediate action on restricting access to the streets and citizens with excessive complaints involving physical interaction.

Those cops in MN should have never been unsupervised or given supervisor roles. That’s just asking for what happened. Good cop makes bad decision. It’s gonna happen. Bad cop doing bad stuff as a “norm”. Not good.

a reply to: PioneerFigureSkating

I think this Chauvin guy and George Floyd both worked together as security at a Latino club in Minneapolis. I’m starting to wonder if this club is not a front for cartel activity in the area, and Chauvin was an employee of theirs? It would help tremendously to have a dirty cop on the inside to help move shipments and just overall be a set of eyes and ears inside the police. Perhaps Floyd was involved as well? The owner just sold the club after owning it for 20 years. Chauvin worked there for 17 years. Quite a long time to just be a bouncer at a club. Also Chauvin has a second vacation home in Orlando. Hard to do on just a regular cop salary. Just an idea....

Is there any live feeds to the london protests?..... been looking around and can only seem to find footage from earlier..... nothing live.

The news isnt giving it much coverage either.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
Can't wait to see the spike in Covid cases come out from the riots. LOL!

I am thinking there will be no spike because it was a mild hoax to begin with and the ones trapped at assisted care facilities paid a heavy price compared to the unassisted. How convenient that must be for those who think we are useless eaters.

originally posted by: PilSungMtnMan
a reply to: Aallanon

I’m looking at the cities really hit by riots & looting. Almost exclusively Dem mayors and/or Dem Governors.

Political, economical, and tourist impact is hugely negative for these Dem cities.

The people could not be protected from a pandemic. The people could not be protected from civil unrest.

Crappy places just got crappier. If they were tolerable before, they are no longer.

I keep repeating myself. The Govt does not control where you live. There are 90 cities of 250,000 or more population. I’d find a better place to live.

Phoenix
San Antonio
San Diego
San Jose
Jacksonville
El Paso
Nashville
OK City
Memphis
Albuquerque
Tucson
Fresno
Kansas City

That’s a list of > 0.5m populations.

IIRC San Antonio has like 6 or 7 million. Memphis, my early childhood hometown, has a million. Several of those are over a million people now. When did you check those stats?

Albuquerque has Sandia Mtn and it is one hell of a nice city when I visited. Nashville and Kansas City are great to visit and are sports towns. San Diego is huge but the NFL left town. Fresno might be a safe haven for Cali folks to move to IDK? I would go for something like Rapid City SD. OR Butte Montana. Get the hell away from the nuts in the big cities.