"Black Lives Matter protesters and Antifa agitators marched through Washington D.C. on Saturday and threatened people as they ate dinner, according to video footage and reports.
“Burn it down” is what the demonstrators said.
“We are here tonight because black lives matter,” members of the far-left group also said.
“Despite black lives mattering, black people are still dying at the hands of the police paid for by our tax dollars.”
Other video footage uploaded by independent journalists on the scene showed Antifa types fighting with police officers, who were trying to keep them away from restaurants.
Some, who were clad in all black, could be seen holding the red-and-black Antifa flag...Read all.
White nationalism movement has long history in Michigan--
Chloe Trofatter
Capital News Service
"Lansing — Michigan residents’ participation in the White nationalism movement has put the state on the national stage.
It was the first state to protest stay-at-home orders in April 2020.
A planned kidnapping of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer by those with ties to militia groups was exposed by law enforcement agencies in October.
...Two weeks after the invasion of the Capitol, President Joe Biden used his inaugural speech to denounce White supremacy. Since then, he has signed multiple executive orders pertaining to civil rights issues such as racial equity, discrimination and immigration.
Many politicians and experts have pointed to Donald Trump as a major influencer in the resurgence of White supremacy...
...Each of these elements united behind Trump’s calls to “stop the steal” and manifested into protests at state buildings and the insurrection in Washington, Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), said in the organization’s call for Trump’s removal from office.
“White supremacists and far-right extremists marauding through the hallowed halls of one of our nation’s most sacred institutions. This was incited by President Trump and organized on social media for all the world to see,” Greenblatt said...Read all.
During a discussion regarding domestic terrorism, MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace floated the idea of the U.S. government killing American citizens with drone strikes.
"...So, with that in mind, consider Smith's presentation of the demise of the middle class, crushed by the "elite" rentier class...Read all.
No, this is not a typo.
As this RAND report documents, $50 trillion has been siphoned from labor (the lower 90% of the workforce) to the Financial Aristocracy and their technocrat lackeys (the top 10%) who own the vast majority of the capital : Trends in Income From 1975 to 2018.
William Tecumsen Sherman 1820 - Union General during U.S. Civil War
1896 - The Western Conference was formed by representatives of Midwestern universities. The group changed its name to the Big 10 Conference.
1904 - The Russo-Japanese War began with Japan attacking Russian forces in Manchuria.
1910 - William D. Boyce incorporated the Boy Scouts of America.
1952 - Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the British throne. Her father, George VI, had died on February 6.
1963 - The Kennedy administration prohibited travel to Cuba and made financial and commercial transactions with Cuba illegal for U.S. citizens.
1963 - Lamar Hunt, owner of the American Football League franchise in Dallas, TX, moved the operation to Kansas City. The new team was named the Chiefs.
1971 - The Nasdaq stock-market index debuted.
1980 - U.S. President Jimmy Carter announced a plan to re-introduce draft registration.
1993 - General Motors sued NBC, alleging that "Dateline NBC" had rigged two car-truck crashes to show that some GM pickups were prone to fires after certain types of crashes. The suit was settled the following day by NBC.
Twitter permanently banned the founder and editor-in-chief of the Gateway Pundit, Jim Hoft, on Saturday for violating the platform’s “civic integrity policy.” The move came shortly after the site temporarily suspended Gateway Pundit reporter Cassandra Fairbanks.
A Twitter spokesperson claimed that Hoft was banned for “repeated violations” of a policy that prohibits users from tweeting messages “for the purpose of manipulating or interfering in elections or other civic processes,” including misinformation regarding the outcome of an election, according to a report by The Hill.
How can coercing politically ambivalent people to vote positively impact the electoral process and actually improve democratic decision-making? That's a question the Wall Street Journal editorial board would like answered in the wake of a new bill proposed by a Democratic lawmaker that would mandate voting and punish scofflaws who refuse to do so with fines or community service.
Trump supporters'stop the steal' rally at Michigan State Capitol.
Americans are being radicalized faster than ever before as politicians and community leaders continue mainstreaming far-right values, like white supremacy and anti-government rhetoric.
The ideas incubated by white nationalists are being pulled from the backwoods of Ku Klux Klan rallies..."
Tom Lipscomb "The NYT TODAY is a kiddie pool for talentless entitled ethnics.
Who can blame them for challenging any perceived threat to their entitlement?
It’s the only thing, besides a lot of funny made up names, they’ve got. It’s also amusing how overentitled undereducated millennials only seemed to learn one thing in college.. how to mob together in “acts of conscience” to scare their Administrators to death.
Representative Barry Moore (R-AL), a freshman member of Congress, warns if Republicans do not rally around embattled Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), then the could be consequences later on down the line.
During an interview that aired on Mobile, AL radio’s FM Talk 106.5, Moore questioned the justification of Democrat efforts to target Greene, which he said was part of an overall trend of diving the country in a way that is not necessarily reflective of the 2020 presidential election.
The city’s 15 vaccination hubs were ghost towns last Saturday, and the city Department of Health is refusing to reveal just how bad distribution went.
One DOH staffer stationed at the Hillcrest High School hub in Queens on Jan. 30 said he did nothing all day.
“You cannot imagine how much nothing it was,” he said of the demoralizing day.
He said there were about 70 workers on hand — some earning overtime pay for 12-hour shifts — and about 10 people to vaccinate.
The worker said several appeals were made to DOH officials to be able to vaccinate people without appointments, and they were denied. He said the hubs had about 400 to 700 doses.
“We could have used that day to vaccinate thousands of people … and we just blew it,” he said.
Massachusetts climate official blasted for comments to ‘break your will’ over emissions. “The state’s $130,000-a-year undersecretary for climate change is being blasted by a fiscal watchdog for saying the administration needs to ‘break’ the will of taxpayers when it comes to heating homes and driving cars.
The video shows David Ismay, Gov. Charlie Baker’s under secretary for climate change, telling Vermont climate advocates that it’s time to go after homeowners and motorists to help reduce emissions. At the end of the clip, he adds: ‘I can’t even say that publicly.'” Nope.
People might realize that environmentalists see “climate change” as an opportunity to make ordinary people’s lives worse — and that that’s not even collateral damage, but the chief goal.--Posted by Glenn Reynolds"
Redstate broke a story on Wednesday questioning whether Congresswoman AOC was near the Capitol on January 6. Rep. AOC has been sharing these harrowing tales about how she thought she was almost murdered that day. She didn't know which of her colleagues sold her out to the insurrectionists. There was something about her wondering if she would die before becoming a mom. It's Rep. AOC. She's silly and overdramatic. And according to Redstate, nowhere near the Capitol when her alleged story unfolded.
William Tecumsen Sherman 1820 - Union General during U.S. Civil War
He said there were about 70 workers on hand — some earning overtime pay for 12-hour shifts — and about 10 people to vaccinate.
The video shows David Ismay, Gov. Charlie Baker’s under secretary for climate change, telling Vermont climate advocates that it’s time to go after homeowners and motorists to help reduce emissions. 
