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Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
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Tweet gone.
Can someone explain what it was, and said, please?
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You’d think they could come up with something a little less obviously bollocks. The whole tweet looks like it was written by a 10 year old.White nationalist group posing as antifa called for violence on Twitter
Other misinformation and misleading claims spread across Twitter on Sunday night and into Monday related to the protests.www.nbcnews.com
The protesters are missing a trick here they should be burning Trump hotels and golf courses
They left the body of David McAtee on the street for 12 hours after shooting him too.How independent investigations into the deaths of citizens at the hands of the state's armed agents work:
- National Guard &/or Louisville Metro PD ‘return’ fire towards protesters/people in a BBQ shop queue
- Restauranteur dies
- Kentucky State Police will investigate
- Triple exonerations all round!
Investigation launched into LMPD, National Guard fatal shooting of West End business owner
Gov. Andy Beshear said Kentucky State Police will investigate how Louisville Metro Police and National Guard members shot a man at Dino's Food Mart.eu.courier-journal.com
I recorded some of CNN overnight, just catching-up now, they've had a split screen of Trump's live address from the rose garden, talking about law & order, just as federal police & military police from the National Guard launched an attack on the peaceful protesters outside the White House, to clear them away, so Trump could come out for a photo opportunity in front of a damaged church.
And, blimey, the CNN presenter has gone in hard criticising Trump for his action, no wonder he hates them.
The NY Times is reporting the Bishop in charge of the church was “outraged” that Mr. Trump went to the church “after he threatened to basically rain down military force.”
And, the Mayor of Washington said the federal police officers’ clearing of peaceful protesters was “shameful” and had made the job of city police officers harder, whilst the chair of the Arlington County Board in Virginia, said the county had ordered its police force — which had been helping to patrol the protests in Washington — to return, saying their mutual aid agreement had been “abused.”
How to make friends and influence people.
In his first remarks from the White House since massive protests have swept the country, President Trump said Monday evening that the looting and violent demonstrations in reaction to the death of George Floyd in police custody were “acts of domestic terror.”
Speaking in the Rose Garden as protesters and law enforcement held a tense standoff outside, Mr. Trump said he planned for a police and law enforcement presence to “dominate the streets” and said he would respond with an “overwhelming law enforcement presence until the violence has been quelled.”
Mr. Trump said he was among the Americans “rightly sickened and revolted” by the death of Mr. Floyd. But, he said, “If a city or state refuses to take the actions necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then I will deploy the United States military and quickly solve the problem for them,” he said.
Just after Mr. Trump concluded his speech, military police from the National Guard clad in camouflage and riot shields surged in front of a line of law enforcement officers pushing protesters back from the mouth of Lafayette Square outside the White House.
Police officers used tear gas and flash grenades to clear out the crowd so Mr. Trump could visit the nearby St. John’s Church, where there had been a parish house basement fire Sunday night. The president stood in front of the boarded up church posing for photographs with a Bible, after the police dispersed peaceful protesters.
Mr. Trump walked back to the White House after a few minutes.
The president’s church visit was criticized by Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, who said she was “outraged” that Mr. Trump went to the church “after he threatened to basically rain down military force.”
“The president used a Bible, the most sacred text of the Judeo-Christian tradition, and one of the churches of my diocese, without even asking us, as a backdrop for a message antithetical to the teachings of Jesus and everything that our church stands for,” she said in an interview.
Mayor Muriel Bowser of Washington said the federal police officers’ clearing of peaceful protesters was “shameful” and had made the job of city police officers harder. Libby Garvey, the chair of the Arlington County Board in Virginia, said the county had ordered its police force — which had been helping to patrol the protests in Washington — to return, saying their mutual aid agreement had been “abused.”
Earlier in the day, Mr. Trump had berated America’s governors over their response to the protests across the nation, calling the protesters “terrorists,” demanding “retribution,” and warning the governors that they will look like “jerks” if they don’t order protesters arrested and imprisoned.
So he really is threatening to get the army out...
Not even if he keeps saying 'domestic terrorism' and 'national emergency'? good.Yes he is, although he can't in law, not unless the governors of the various states actually ask for that help.
Yes he is, although he can't in law, not unless the governors of the various states actually ask for that help.
Not even if he keeps saying 'domestic terrorism' and 'national emergency'? good.
Never a bad time to listen to the "It Could Happen Here" podcast
(episodes listed in reverse order. Start at the bottom)
The protesters are missing a trick here they should be burning Trump hotels and golf courses
He can if he invokes the 1807 Insurrection Act according to the news.
Congress amended the law after Hurricane Katrina in 2006 to give more clarity about its use during natural disasters, but dropped some of those changes a year later after objections by state governors who did not want to cede their authority.
But there may be curbs on what Trump can do. One section of the law suggests that states must first request help, but other portions of the Insurrection Act do not require a governor or state legislature's okay, such as when the President determines the situation in a state makes it impossible to enforce US laws or when citizens' rights are abridged.
Governors were quick to dispute Trump, as J.B. Pritzker of Illinois did on CNN shortly after Trump's comments.
"I reject the notion that the federal government can send troops into the state of Illinois," said Pritzker, a Democrat. "The fact is that the president has created an incendiary moment here. He wants to change the subject from his failure over coronavirus, a miserable failure and now see a moment when there's unrest because of the injustice that was done to George Floyd that he now wants to create another topic and something where he can be the law and order president."
Failed state isnt it.
Amid a stampede, footage shows one officer shoving Myers with a shield before punching him while another officer swings at them with a baton as they try to escape. A third officer appears to try to hold his colleagues back and let the journalists go.
It is understood Mr Morrison was unaware of the incident when he spoke to Donald Trump this morning. Mr Morrison has since spoken to Channel Seven and assured them of the Government's support should they wish to pursue a formal complaint.
The Prime Minister has also asked the Australian embassy in Washington DC to investigate the incident and provide further advice on registering Australia's strong concerns with the responsible local authorities.
So, that speech included signals to far right militias (note talk about civilians assisting police and army and people’s right to bear arms) and then standing with the Bible in hand is signalling to every falangist, fundi evangelical with a semi automatic that he is with them. Couple that with targeting “anarchists” and “anteeefa” (a recent tweet appears to be setting up a Sanders campaign organiser in one area as a fall guy/target) and you can see where he is going.
Probably this one.