Trump is NOT destroying the Republican Party!
I guess his other shirt, "Build the wall or I'll gargle your balls" was at the dry cleaners. 😂 #MAGAts
— Random Trucking Dude @FatGuyInATruck
Regina King plays Angela Abar — a.k.a. Sister Night — knocking and killing white supremacists 👊 ✊ 😂
The opening scene was based on a real life massacre committed by white supremacists also known as the Greenwood Massacre, or the Black Wall Street Massacre
Watchmen is set in 2019, but these opening 10 minutes depict the Tulsa, Oklahoma, race massacre of 1921. The massacre was pure malevolent violence committed on Tulsa’s “Black Wall Street,” undertaken by white citizens who killed dozens and wounded even more (exact totals are unknown) while burning black property to the ground. It is widely considered one of the most shocking acts of racial violence in American history, and it’s core to what Watchmen is saying about America today.
— Vox
Explains why Trump can never be trusted — doesn’t have friends — and hated around the world.
☑️ Trump betrayed the Kurds ☑️ Trump betrayed American Allies ☑️ Trump betrayed U.S. Armed Forces ☑️ Trump betrayed U.S. National Security
"I have a little conflict of interest, because I have a major, major building in Istanbul ... It’s called Trump Towers. Two towers, instead of one. Not the usual one, it’s two. And I’ve gotten to know Turkey very well.”
— Donald J Trump, Dec. 2015
"I have a little conflict of interest, because I have a major, major building in Istanbul ... It’s called Trump Towers. Two towers, instead of one. Not the usual one, it’s two. And I’ve gotten to know Turkey very well.”
— Donald J Trump, Russia, Turkey expand military operations in Syria during Trump’s transition to power - LA Times Nov. 17, 2016
'Okay Mitch McConnell, and the rest-the folks in Congress, we have done our part. We have sacrificed our children, we have sacrificed our lives.' I'm out here every day working to say 'Kids, put your guns down. Quit saying rest in peace, say live in peace,'", Lexington, Kentucky, mother Anita Franklin who’s son was killed
It’s not racist just because the Klan did it. It’s different. Because we all know @realdonaldtrump is the least racist person.
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This is for you big guy... @realDonaldTrump
The ENEMY of the VICTIMS of MASS SHOOTINGS
#MassShooting #victims #MassacreMitch #EnemyOfThePeople #TrumpBodyCount
— The Tweetwit @TheTweetwit
How serious was the White Domestic Terrorism threat during the Bush years after 9/11?
TL;DR:
The FBI has warned about the rising domestic threat for years, but has not had a receptive audience in the White House. #TrumpBase #TrumpsTerrorists
Daryl Johnson led a six-person group at DHS’ Office of Intelligence and Analysis, began working on a report about the rise of right-wing extremism.
It warned that white nationalists, antigovernment extremists and members of other far-right groups were seizing on the economic crisis and Obama’s ascension to recruit new members. Johnson was preparing to release his report when a similar study by the Missouri Information Analysis Center, meant for law-enforcement officers, was leaked to the public in February 2009.
Missouri officials warned Johnson about the blowback he could expect for publishing a similar analysis. But Johnson, who describes himself as a conservative Republican, says he thought the DHS lawyers and editors who worked on the report would provide a layer of protection from GOP criticism. “I didn’t think the whole Republican Party would basically throw a hissy fit,” he recalls.
Today, FBI officials say just 20% of the bureau’s counterterrorism field agents are focused on domestic probes. This year alone, those agents’ caseload has included an investigation into an Ohio militia allegedly stockpiling explosives to build pipe bombs; a self-professed white-supremacist Coast Guard officer who amassed an arsenal in his apartment in the greater Washington, D.C., area; an attack in April at a synagogue outside San Diego that killed one; and the July 28 assault at a garlic festival in Gilroy, Calif., that killed three. Cesar Sayoc, a 57-year-old man from Florida, was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Aug. 5 after pleading guilty to mailing 16 pipe bombs to Democrats and critics of President Donald Trump.
A west Texas shooting rampage that killed five people on Saturday may have renewed calls for gun control, but a package of laws set to take effect in the state just a day after the carnage will actually loosen gun restrictions.
The new laws were passed in August and will go into effect Sunday, September 1.
Among the new laws:
during the initial moments when a shooter opened fire along a 20-mile stretch of road shows how the chaotic scene unfolded.
In today’s edition of “Accuse Them Of That Which You Yourself Are Guilty,” or ATOTWYYAG, as it’s commonly known by pretty much only me, we have proof positive that Right-Wing conservative “journalist” Andy Ngo is absolutely cool with Nazis.
While whining about Antifa on Fox News, Ngo argues to have Antifa designated a terror organization, and masks outlawed if used in the commission of a crime. (How would that work, exactly?) He is more troubled by the existence of a small, splinter group that establishes a presence at Proud Boys and Neo-Nazi rallies to resist fascism and protect those who peacefully protest than he is actual fascism and Nazi ideology.
Now we have audio directly connecting Andy Ngo with the Proud Boys from the Portland Hate-fest last August. From Willamette Week:
What they said: A large man in a Proud Boys shirt says the June 29 assault on Ngo happened because he ignored Proud Boys’ offer of protection. “Andy Ngo was fucking told that if he wanted protection from the PBs [Proud Boys], he went in with us and he went out with us,” he says.
Why it matters: Ngo has claimed to be an independent journalist. It is increasingly clear he is coordinating his movements and his message with right-wing groups. On Aug. 26, The Portland Mercury published an allegation by a Vancouver infiltrator of the right-wing group Patriot Prayer. “There’s an understanding,” the man told the Mercury, “that Patriot Prayer protects him and he protects them.” Ngo could not be reached for comment.
Media needs to stop treating these fascists and white supremacists as if they are legitimate sources of information. The do not deserve an outlet. Their views are not expressed in good faith. Their information is bogus.
Spoiler alert for white supremacist sympathizer Andy “Banana” Ngo.
Listen to what Jared Taylor, a leading figure in the white supremacist movement, says to Eddie Huang about Trump and anyone who isn’t white — including Asians. The full interview is on Vice.
