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       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: patrick jane
       Date: June 24, 2020, 12:51 pm
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       #Post#: 14516--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: guest17
       Date: June 24, 2020, 2:37 pm
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       State Senator Attacked As Unrest Gripped Wisconsin State Capitol
       MADISON, WI — A Wisconsin State Senator says he was attacked by
       "eight to ten people" Tuesday night as civil unrest gripped the
       State Capitol. The Wisconsin State Capitol was besieged by
       protesters, and police say two statues were torn down in the
       fracas.
       State Sen. Tim Carpenter said he was punched and kicked in the
       head, neck and ribs. He is concerned that he may have a
       concussion.
       "Capitol locked - stuck in office. Stop violence now, please!"
       he wrote Tuesday night.
       Lance Veeser, a sports reporter from WKOW said a television crew
       was working at the state capitol covering the unrest when they
       came across Carpenter, who appeared to be passed out on the
       street. Veeser said Carpenter collapsed as he was walking toward
       the Capitol. Fellow journalists called paramedics, summoning an
       ambulance to treat his injuries.
       Forgive my language, but I don’t care about being “senatorial”
       anymore. The time for platitudes is over. This is b*******t," he
       angrily said Wednesday morning. “The role of police is to
       protect life first, property second. Last night in Madison,
       Madison police did neither. An innocent bystander, a state
       senator who has largely stood with the BLM movement, was
       attacked for watching and taking a picture. I am praying Tim
       will be okay."
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       #Post#: 14519--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: guest8
       Date: June 24, 2020, 6:54 pm
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       --- Quote from: truthjourney link ---
       >
       > State Senator Attacked As Unrest Gripped Wisconsin State
       Capitol
       >
       >
       > MADISON, WI — A Wisconsin State Senator says he was attacked
       by "eight to ten people" Tuesday night as civil unrest gripped
       the State Capitol. The Wisconsin State Capitol was besieged by
       protesters, and police say two statues were torn down in the
       fracas.
       >
       > State Sen. Tim Carpenter said he was punched and kicked in the
       head, neck and ribs. He is concerned that he may have a
       concussion.
       >
       > "Capitol locked - stuck in office. Stop violence now, please!"
       he wrote Tuesday night.
       >
       > Lance Veeser, a sports reporter from WKOW said a television
       crew was working at the state capitol covering the unrest when
       they came across Carpenter, who appeared to be passed out on the
       street. Veeser said Carpenter collapsed as he was walking toward
       the Capitol. Fellow journalists called paramedics, summoning an
       ambulance to treat his injuries.
       >
       > Forgive my language, but I don’t care about being “senatorial”
       anymore. The time for platitudes is over. This is b*******t," he
       angrily said Wednesday morning. “The role of police is to
       protect life first, property second. Last night in Madison,
       Madison police did neither. An innocent bystander, a state
       senator who has largely stood with the BLM movement, was
       attacked for watching and taking a picture. I am praying Tim
       will be okay."
       >
       >
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       >
       --- End Quote ---
       The nation is accelerating  the process of which the believers
       in the left will only be living in those areas and the
       conservative will be living in those.
       Blade
       #Post#: 14531--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: guest17
       Date: June 25, 2020, 12:01 am
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       Businesses sue Seattle over 'occupied' protest zone'
       SEATTLE (AP)By GENE JOHNSON, Associated Press — A collection of
       Seattle businesses, property owners and residents sued the city
       Wednesday over its tolerance of an “occupied” protest zone,
       saying officials have been complicit in depriving them of their
       rights to their property.
       The plaintiffs — including a tattoo parlor, auto repair shop and
       property management firm — emphasized in the lawsuit that they
       were not trying to undermine the anti-police-brutality or Black
       Lives Matter messaging of the “Capitol Hill Occupied Protest.”
       “Rather, this lawsuit is about the constitutional and other
       legal rights of plaintiffs — businesses, employees, and
       residents in and around CHOP — which have been overrun by the
       city of Seattle’s unprecedented decision to abandon and close
       off an entire city neighborhood, leaving it unchecked by the
       police, unserved by fire and emergency health services, and
       inaccessible to the public at large,” the lawsuit said.
       The Seattle City Attorney’s Office said it had not yet seen the
       lawsuit but would review it.
       The protest has drawn the scorn of President Donald Trump, who
       asserted it was being run by anarchists.
       Patty Eakes, an attorney for the plaintiffs, separately told
       Durkan in a letter Wednesday that she wanted the mayor's office
       to provide a timeline by Friday for clearing out the protest and
       returning police, or the plaintiffs would ask the court for an
       immediate order that full public access be restored.
       In the class-action lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court, about
       a dozen businesses, residents and property owners said they had
       sometimes been threatened for photographing protesters in public
       areas or for cleaning graffiti off their storefronts. The owner
       of the auto shop Car Tender said a burglar broke in the night of
       June 14, started a fire using hand sanitizer as an accelerant,
       and then attacked his son with a knife when confronted.
       The owner and his son managed to put out the fire and detain the
       burglar, the complaint said, but police never responded to their
       911 calls. A large crowd of “CHOP participants” then came to the
       scene and forced the owner to release the arsonist, it said.
       Other businesses, including the family-run label manufacturing
       company Richmark Label, said they had been unable to send or
       receive packages because delivery companies won't go near the
       protest zone or because access to their loading dock had been
       blocked by barricades.
       Magdalena Sky, the proprietor of Tattoos and Fortune, said in
       the complaint she is a supporter of Black Lives Matter but that
       her business was down severely due to the protest. A physical
       therapist and wine shop also said clients or customers had been
       afraid to enter the area.
       The complaint said that the city's decision to turn over the
       blocks and a nearby park to the demonstrators deprived them of
       their property rights without due process and amounted to an
       illegal gift of public property to the protesters.
       The plaintiffs are seeking damages for lost business, property
       damage and deprivation of their property rights as well as the
       restoration of full public access.
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       #Post#: 14532--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: guest8
       Date: June 25, 2020, 12:14 am
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       --- Quote from: truthjourney link ---
       >
       > Businesses sue Seattle over 'occupied' protest zone'
       >
       > SEATTLE (AP)By GENE JOHNSON, Associated Press — A collection
       of Seattle businesses, property owners and residents sued the
       city Wednesday over its tolerance of an “occupied” protest zone,
       saying officials have been complicit in depriving them of their
       rights to their property.
       >
       > The plaintiffs — including a tattoo parlor, auto repair shop
       and property management firm — emphasized in the lawsuit that
       they were not trying to undermine the anti-police-brutality or
       Black Lives Matter messaging of the “Capitol Hill Occupied
       Protest.”
       >
       > “Rather, this lawsuit is about the constitutional and other
       legal rights of plaintiffs — businesses, employees, and
       residents in and around CHOP — which have been overrun by the
       city of Seattle’s unprecedented decision to abandon and close
       off an entire city neighborhood, leaving it unchecked by the
       police, unserved by fire and emergency health services, and
       inaccessible to the public at large,” the lawsuit said.
       >
       > The Seattle City Attorney’s Office said it had not yet seen
       the lawsuit but would review it.
       >
       > The protest has drawn the scorn of President Donald Trump, who
       asserted it was being run by anarchists.
       >
       > Patty Eakes, an attorney for the plaintiffs, separately told
       Durkan in a letter Wednesday that she wanted the mayor's office
       to provide a timeline by Friday for clearing out the protest and
       returning police, or the plaintiffs would ask the court for an
       immediate order that full public access be restored.
       >
       > In the class-action lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court,
       about a dozen businesses, residents and property owners said
       they had sometimes been threatened for photographing protesters
       in public areas or for cleaning graffiti off their storefronts.
       The owner of the auto shop Car Tender said a burglar broke in
       the night of June 14, started a fire using hand sanitizer as an
       accelerant, and then attacked his son with a knife when
       confronted.
       >
       > The owner and his son managed to put out the fire and detain
       the burglar, the complaint said, but police never responded to
       their 911 calls. A large crowd of “CHOP participants” then came
       to the scene and forced the owner to release the arsonist, it
       said.
       >
       > Other businesses, including the family-run label manufacturing
       company Richmark Label, said they had been unable to send or
       receive packages because delivery companies won't go near the
       protest zone or because access to their loading dock had been
       blocked by barricades.
       >
       > Magdalena Sky, the proprietor of Tattoos and Fortune, said in
       the complaint she is a supporter of Black Lives Matter but that
       her business was down severely due to the protest. A physical
       therapist and wine shop also said clients or customers had been
       afraid to enter the area.
       >
       > The complaint said that the city's decision to turn over the
       blocks and a nearby park to the demonstrators deprived them of
       their property rights without due process and amounted to an
       illegal gift of public property to the protesters.
       >
       > The plaintiffs are seeking damages for lost business, property
       damage and deprivation of their property rights as well as the
       restoration of full public access.
       >
       >
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       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Yeah, the liberals are crying now....but it will take years for
       the courts to get around to it.    serves them right.
       Blade
       #Post#: 14556--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: guest17
       Date: June 25, 2020, 4:18 pm
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       It looks like there is going to be a lawsuit against the city of
       Atlanta if they allow this to continue. People are already
       getting physically attacked and threatened at gunpoint by
       protesters.
       Atlanta leaders address concerns of protester blocked zone near
       torched Wendy's
       Updated 8 hrs ago | Posted on Jun 24, 2020
       ATLANTA, Ga. (CBS46) -- A group of armed people set up an
       autonomous zone around the burned-out Wendy’s on University
       Avenue during the past week.
       Adam Murphy
       @MurphyCBS46
       #Developing:  @Atlanta_Police respond to autonomous zone at
       @Wendys.  “APD is monitoring the situation and plans to
       coordinate with community leaders and the Wendy’s property owner
       to address security issues and help preserve peace for this
       community as soon as possible.” @cbs46
       The group took over the area after Rayshard Brooks got into a
       scuffle with police and was gunned down by an officer in the
       parking lot.
       For the past few days armed people have blocked police and
       others from passing through the zone. CBS46 asked Atlanta City
       Council President Felicia Moore if it was acceptable.
       “Well of course it’s not acceptable for anybody to block off a
       public road and to determine who can use that road or not use
       that road,” Moore said.
       Moore went on to say they have been working to clear the road
       and restore order using a phased approach.
       “What I understand, there are various groups of people there
       because when I was there, they were arguing with each other
       which is when I left because you have armed people arguing with
       each other doesn’t turn into anything good,” Moore said.
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       #Post#: 14591--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: patrick jane
       Date: June 27, 2020, 8:15 am
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       #Post#: 14595--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: patrick jane
       Date: June 27, 2020, 10:20 am
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       EVERYTHING WRONG WITH CHAZ! | Louder with Crowder
       Steven Crowder uncovers the truth about Raz Simone, the leader
       behind Seattle's CHAZ/CHOP, showing the little "developing
       nation" is hardly the peaceful city of love media, and even
       Seattle's Mayor Jenny Durkan, say it is.
       28 minutes
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       #Post#: 14617--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: guest8
       Date: June 28, 2020, 4:02 pm
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       --- Quote from: patrick jane link ---
       >
       > EVERYTHING WRONG WITH CHAZ! | Louder with Crowder
       >
       >
       > Steven Crowder uncovers the truth about Raz Simone, the leader
       behind Seattle's CHAZ/CHOP, showing the little "developing
       nation" is hardly the peaceful city of love media, and even
       Seattle's Mayor Jenny Durkan, say it is.
       >
       > 28 minutes
       >
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       >
       --- End Quote ---
       they are not there because of inequality but rather to bring
       down a nation...It would seems they are doing a pretty good job
       of it.
       Blade
       #Post#: 14715--------------------------------------------------
       Re: GEORGE FLOYD - Riots Go Nationwide
   DIR By: guest17
       Date: June 30, 2020, 10:52 pm
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       Venezuelan Immigrant Explains Why She Is Worried About The
       Current Situation
       Elizabeth Rogliani explains how the current situation is similar
       to what she experienced growing up in Venezuela.
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