Today's Top Stories
- Muslim teen repeated #BlackLivesMatter 100 times on his Stanford application — and got in
Many Topics Including The Oldest Dinar Community. Copyright © 2006-2020
Who's Behind The Portland Riots? 60% Of Arrested Anti-Trump Protesters Were From Out Of State, Didn't Vote
by Tyler Durden
Nov 16, 2016 2:45 AM
Two months ago, Charlotte police confirmed that 70% of those arrested during the riots were from out-of-state. 18 months before that, as the riots flared in Ferguson, George Soros spurred the protest movement through years of funding and mobilizing groups across the U.S., according to financial records reviewed by The Washington Times. And now, amid more headlines of Soros' involvement, KGW reports that more than half of the anti-Trump protesters arrested in Portland were from out of state.
At least sixty-nine demonstrators either didn’t turn in a ballot or weren’t registered to vote in the state.
KGW compiled a list of the 112 people arrested by the Portland Police Bureau during recent protests. Those names and ages, provided by police, were then compared to state voter logs by Multnomah County Elections officials.
Records show 34 of the protesters arrested didn’t return a ballot for the November 8 election. Thirty-five of the demonstrators taken into custody weren’t registered to vote in Oregon.
Twenty-five protesters who were arrested did vote.
KGW is still working to verify voting records for the remaining 17 protesters who were arrested.
DON’T SNITCH, EVER.
PUT DOWN YOUR CELLPHONES AND PARTICIPATE
DO NOT HELP THE POLICE IN IDENTIFYING PERSONS ENGAGED IN ILLEGAL ACTIVITY
DON’T POST PROTEST VIDEOS TO SOCIAL MEDIA
A FEW THINGS YOU CAN DO:
JOIN, CELEBRATE, SHOW YOUR RAGE
YELL f*** THE POLICE
DRINK SOME WATER AND CHILL
SHARE FOOD
COLLABORATE
FIND ONE ANOTHER
KEEP PEOPLE SAFE FROM PHYSICAL HARM
STOP FILMING.
CONSIDER THIS A WARNING.
Surprise! (not): NFL is losing viewers in Kaepernick blowback
Posted on September 22, 2016 by Dr. Eowyn |
On August 26, 2016, San Francisco 49ers black quarterback Colin Kaepernick pointedly knelt, instead of stand, during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial inequality.
Colin Kaepernick
He then followed his kneeling protest with wearing “pig” socks to a practice — socks with cartoon policemen done up as pigs.
This, from a 28-year-old man who somehow managed to accumulate an estimated net worth of $16 million in our land of racial inequality and police brutality. (See “NFL player Colin Kaepernick sits during national anthem; 49ers defend move“)
San Francisco 49ers defended Kaepernick. The coach told The Daily Beast: “We were talking about things that were happening, taking place in society, and it went from the young men talking about the social injustice that they face on a day to day basis from coaches sharing their stories… And through our conversation, the players decided to do this. To make this movement.”
Other NFL players later joined his “peaceful” protest. A high school team in Seattle also followed Kaepernick’s lead.
Well, actions have consequences.
Sports-lovers are tuning out the NFL.
Brandon Katz reports for Forbes, Sept. 12, 2016, that whereas “It’s common knowledge within the TV world that NFL football will always dominate whatever time slot it’s in . . . the smallest of cracks” has appeared “in the NFL’s armor”:
“[T]he NFL’s decline in the ratings is becoming more of a true pattern and less of a passing phase, especially as the National Anthem protest continues onward.”
“The #boycottNFL hashtag on Twitter has hundreds of participants who are urging others to send a message to NFL owners and Roger Goodell by sitting out games, turning off the TV and refusing to buy merchandise.”
Leaked 2015 Memo Told Dems: ‘Don’t Offer Support’ For Black Lives Matter Policy Positions
We are disappointed at the DCCC’s placating response to our demand to value all Black life. Black communities deserve to be heard, not handled. People are dying.
Whether Republican, Democrat or otherwise, our elected officials have an ethical and democratic responsibility to make legislation that reflects the needs of their constituents. That includes Black people facing life-threatening challenges because of racist, failed policies.
We demand, and are fighting every day for, a radical transformation of American democracy where all Black lives are valued. We expect that our elected officials will stop pacifying and take us seriously.
We encourage all policymakers and elected officials to read the Movement for Black Lives policy platform and commit to legislation in the first 100 days that ensures that #BlackLivesMatter.
Leaked Memo Reveals Soros Plan for Federally Controlled Police
by Aaron Klein30 Aug 2016
The federal government is seeking philanthropic support for a number of its initiatives. In addition to seeking support to advance the implementation of the recommendations of the Presidential Taskforce, the White House recently launched the Policing Data Initiative to explore how best to use data and technology to build trust, voice, and solutions to improve community policing. The Department of Justice recently selected the first six cities to host pilot sites for the National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice, which was launched last fall to help repair and strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and the communities they serve by exploring strategies intended to enhance procedural justice, reduce implicit bias, and support racial reconciliation.
We are gaining a better understanding of these efforts in order to determine how best USP can use this moment to create a national movement. We have already had a set of preliminary conversations with about a dozen key stakeholders and will undertake a field scan to map the areas of work currently underway to advance police reform, including an assessment of the redundancies and gaps in work, and opportunities for collaboration. As we proceed, we will engage the funder network we helped to establish, the Executive Alliance on Men and Boys of Color, which now includes forty foundations.
The police killings of African-American men in Ferguson, Staten Island, most recently in North Charleston, Baltimore, and many other American cities, highlight that reform of policing policy and practice must be integral to our criminal justice agenda. Notably, while such reform activities are inextricably linked with our concerns about racial justice and equity, in particular about advancing opportunity for boys and men of color, they are also critically related to our goal of reducing incarceration, given the role that police practices play in bringing people into the justice system.
Perhaps more promising is the taskforce empaneled by President Obama on policing, which developed more than 60 recommendations to provide direct support and guidance to localities on how to improve policing practices. (USP Advisory Board member Bryan Stevenson served as a member of the taskforce and a number of grantees, including NAACP-Legal Defense Fund [LDF], Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights [LCCHR], and others, testified at its hearings.)
Since the release of the taskforce’s recommendations earlier this month, there has been much discussion about how best to ensure effective implementation given the federal government’s limited authority to dictate reform at the local level.
The events of the past several months have understandably led to a wide range of activities, including a variety of advocacy efforts, to respond to the significant challenges in policing that have been exposed and the opportunity to promote meaningful and lasting change. For example, organized under the banner of the Civil Rights Coalition on Police Reform, organizations like the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under the Law, LCCHR, and LDF are advocating for federal reform efforts with a particular emphasis on data collection and transparency and, as noted above, effecting federal funding streams. A variety of other national advocacy organizations, including grantees Advancement Project, PolicyLink, the Center for Popular Democracy, and the ACLU are working to provide advocates with toolkits and resources to help their organizing efforts. Locally based groups such as the Ohio Student Association, the Organization for Black Struggle, the Asian Law Caucus, and the ACLU of New Jersey, to name a few, are advocating for specific reforms at the city and state levels.
DNC insider: Hillary Clinton’s campaign is imploding
Posted on August 13, 2016 by Dr. Eowyn |
I don’t know if this is true, but thought it worth a read.
A website called Real. True. News. (RTN) published an interview on August 7, between RTN‘s Max Insider and an unnamed source within the Democratic National Committee (DNC). The source says Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign is imploding because every weapon they’ve deployed against Donald Trump has failed, and Hillary may soon drop out of the race.
Note: Max Insider describes himself as having “20+ years of reporting for liberal news outlets in the Main Stream Media. Fed up with the lies, the manipulation, and the outright criminality, he is undertaking a crusade to bring truth, righteousness, and vigilance back to America. This is where the revolution starts.”
Here’s what the DNC source said:
1) Trump is polling far better than what the MSM say
“Not only is Trump’s polling far better than the media narrative shows but the even more predictive Social Media scene has collapsed to ‘landslide’ proportions in favor of Donald Trump.”
2) Trump’s campaign is more adept at using social media than Hillary’s
“Hillary inherited Obama’s ‘Victory Lab’ and analytics–but that was all geared to 2012 which was still pretty primitive by today’s standards–and to Mitt Romney who might as well have been a caveman by today’s standards. Things . . . changed. [quietly] Hillary didn’t…. Trump is what changed.”
3) None of the Democratic Party’s tried-and-true attack methods works against Trump
“None of the old strategies work on him [Trump]…. We called our opponents racist. It worked–like, 93-98 times out of a hundred–people would back down. Run. Back then there was zero counter-narrative. McCain played it soft-ball. Romney was pretty clean but he wasn’t ready to get nasty and take the heat. All their surrogates? Allies? Only Sarah Palin had the woman-card. That was it. We crushed them. Their online-portion of the vote? It was smaller than today–but they were demoralized. Shut down…. None of our focus groups were Trump voters. We just didn’t bring any of them in at the start. We tried racist. We tried misogynist. We tried anti-Islam. It worked on our focus people. On Trump voters? No effect–reverse even…. It made them stronger–more committed. I’ve never seen anything like it. It’s like Trump didn’t collapse when we tired it on him and suddenly it didn’t work any more…. Right now tests have shown that attack-ads almost never have any lasting impact. Events like conventions? Like debates? They determine who answers the phone–not who changed their vote. The social media front might be the biggest deal going…. We have our response team go hard–racist. Sexist. Social Justice up the ass. It just pisses everyone off. It changes nobody’s mind.”
4) Hillary campaign has fake followers and the media’s collusion
“We bought fake followers. That used to be what everyone did. Trump? His guys are all real. We’ve got media-established narratives. Our coms-team works with the major outlets to shape the stories. That’s traditional. He doesn’t even have a Coms [Communications] Team–he just fires off tweets and they all go viral. Every last damn one…. We’ve paid like–like 300k for Politico. They [Trump campaign] paid nothing and they’ve got Breitbart. You know who Trump voters trust? Brietbart. Look at the numbers.”
On Hillary’s fake followers, see “Get ready for a $1M army of social media trolls for Hillary” and “DNC advertises on CraigsList for 700 actors to fill empty Convention seats”.
On the media’s collusion with Hillary’s campaign, see “CNN anchor Chris Cuomo admits media are Hillary Clinton’s bitch” and “Blatant media bias: MSNBC’s Joy Reid is a whore for Hillary”.
On the collusion between Hillary’s campaign and Politico, see “DNC advertises on CraigsList for 700 actors to fill empty Convention seats”.
(Photo by Getty Images) By the way, can someone explain to me why she looks good in some pics but old and bloated in others, like this one?
5) Hillary and her campaign are imploding
“Around May our High Command said we had this in the bag. It’s not in the bag…. I can’t get caught saying this. None of us are gonna have careers when this is over but there are…other concerns…. Hillary’s in a panic. She’s always been on some kind of medication–but they’ve been upping the hell out of it. She’s freezing. She’s having panic attacks. The Secret Service is trained to get her out of these…fugue states–but one’s going to happen in public and it’ll all be over. Why do you think she doesn’t talk to the press?”
For Hillary’s many health problems, see “Strange bulges under Hillary’s coat suggest a defibrillator vest,” which has links to other posts on her health.
6) The debates will be a disaster for Hillary
“No one knows what to do about the debates. It’s going to be a disaster…. We want to minimize exposure everywhere we can. With press questions. With Sanders. And so on. So we work with the NFL on scheduling. Sure–Trump complains–but he’s not going to bail. That’s a problem. We don’t think she can last 30 minutes with him under optimal conditions.”
7) Hillary may drop out
“I’m hearing drop out and give it to Tim Kaine.”
8) Plans for #BLM disruption to cancel the debates
“I’m hearing have some kind of big Black Lives Matter ‘event’ around the debates to get them canceled.… You know the FBI’s counter-terrorism playbook involves encouraging radicals to take extra steps to see if they will and then busting them?…. There’s a plan to use assets inside the FBI–compromised agents–to have one of these go-too-far schemes actually not get stopped. Have something go wrong. Deliver guns–explosives–whatever to these radicalized groups and then instead of busing them . . . the event happens. That way it could be timed and targeted since it’s actually agents doing the planning. I’ve seen a plan tor an event near the first debate–State of Emergency. Local Martial Law. It’d soft-kill the whole thing.”
See also:
Student Gov’t Leader Proclaims ‘All Lives Matter.’ Days Later, She Received This Letter From the University’s SGA.
Aug. 1, 2016 11:50am Kate Scanlon
I am aware of the first amendment arguments that some have made. Yes, Rohini had a right to say what she did. Identically, students also have that same right to voice their complaints. The first amendment prevents a person from being jailed by the government for what they say. But the first amendment does not prevent people from receiving consequences for what they say, including workplace discipline.
“The University of Houston has become aware that the Student Government Association (SGA) has suspended its vice president, Ms. Rohini Sethi, from participating in SGA activities. Actions by SGA, a registered student organization subject to its own governance, are not University actions and do not affect the academic standing of a student at the University of Houston. The University of Houston continues to stand firm in support of free speech and does not discipline students for exercising their Constitutional rights.”
I WATCHED THIS LIVE AND I HEARD THEM SAY THERE WERE MULTIPLE SHOOTERS AND I SAW THE GUNMAN BEHIND THE POST SHOOT, HE WAS NOT UP HIGH - SO I CAN TESTIFY THIS IS A COVERUP
July 11, 2016
USE LINK FOR VIDEOS -
http://allnewspipeline.com/Dallas_Lone_Gunman_Narrative_Falls_Apart.php
|
|
» PARLIAMENTARY FINANCE DETERMINES THE CATEGORIES COVERED BY THE APPOINTMENT
» The Minister of Oil agrees with the President of Total on the timing of the implementation of five j
» Parliamentary: More than 80 Iraqi government companies have turned into losers, borrowing their sala
» The European Union calls on neighboring countries not to interfere in Iraq's affairs and offers coop
» In the presence of Nechirvan Barzani.. The start of the closed meeting of Plasschaert with the Kurdi
» The Iraqi parliament passes a law banning dealing with Israel, and Al-Sadr calls for street celebrat
» Nechirvan Barzani to Baghdad: If you are serious about considering the region as part of Iraq, let u
» Finance Minister: We are thinking of establishing new industrial cities and lifting restrictions in
» The House of Representatives rings the bell to start its regular session
» Chinese companies account for the largest share of Iraq's oil exports in a month
» Water Resources implements a "major" campaign to address water scarcity and completes the 300-well p
» Rumaila oil field and associated gas at the discussion tables in London and Paris
» Government Adviser: Counts the benefits of rising Iraq's reserves of the dollar
» Al-Kazemi: Iraq has become one of the most important countries in the Middle East in terms of econom
» The Minister of Finance acknowledges the "difficulty" of building industrial cities in Iraq: the exi
» A slight decrease in gold prices in the Iraqi markets
» Foreign remittances from the dollar in the bank auction increased by 90%
» Labor sets the national employment policy
» The federal government threatens to take measures towards the region
» Al-Maliki and his allies acknowledge the failure of the Al-Sadr containment strategy and agree to en
» "Frameworkers" are trying to convince the opponents within the bloc to stay Al-Kazemi for a longer t
» 120 deputies sign to withdraw the hand of the Minister of Industry: 24 corruption files and trillion
» Alia Nassif renews her demand for the dismissal of the Minister of Transport.. She asserts: His rema
» The resignation of the Minister of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan government
» A member of Parliamentary Finance talks about appointments, salary scale, and taxes
» Azem clarifies its position on the law rejecting normalization with the Zionist entity
» The judiciary is discussing with the Ministry of Electricity the legal solutions to the problems fac
» Al-Kazemi: The government has performed its duties, and we have succeeded in overcoming many challen
» Al-Zamili: The failure to obtain a political agreement between the blocs does not mean disrupting th
» Al-Rasheed Bank launches a new meal of advances for three categories
» Oil prices continue to rise cautiously
» Dollar exchange rates against the dinar
» Oil: discussions to raise the production of the Rumaila field to one million and 700 thousand barrel
» The Parliamentary Oil and Gas Committee decides to host the Minister of Oil and his agents next week
» To expedite the implementation of gas investment contracts... The Minister of Oil meets the CEO of T
» The Ministry of Labor decides to grant a gift of 100,000 dinars to insured retirees
» Iran: We made progress in recent talks with Saudi Arabia in Baghdad
» Dollar exchange rates in Iraq
» The UN Security Council between Baghdad and Erbil to resolve the oil dispute
» I warned of a new "October" .. Bloc: Rerunning the elections is in the interest of the people on con
» Baghdad awaits "white smoke" from Erbil.. Kurdish understandings are a Trojan horse to end the polit
» 120 deputies sign to withdraw the hand of the Minister of Industry: 24 corruption files and trillion
» Al-Kazemi: Iraq has become one of the most important countries in the Middle East in terms of econom
» Al-Zamili: The absence of a political agreement does not mean that the work of Parliament will be di
» "Severe penalties"... Disclosure of the most prominent contents of the "Prohibition of Normalization
» The Ministry of Oil announces the final statistics of oil exports for the month of April
» Iraq.. is subject to this condition.. Parliamentary Finance denies knowing the most important featur
» Washington's new ambassador to Baghdad sets out the first tasks she will perform in Iraq ,
» In The Document.. Al-Zamili Calls For Allocating An Amount In The “Food Security” Law To Convert Lec
» Parliament Will Host The Minister Of Education Next Week
» The Central Bank: The banking sector has withstood great challenges and witnessed positive growth
» Central Bank Governor: We will continue to support the banking sector to develop the Iraqi economy
» In The Presence Of Blackshart.. The Start Of The National And Democratic Meeting At The Headquarters
» The Housing Fund confirms the continuation of granting loans and warns against commentators
» Mulla Bakhtiar: President Nechirvan Barzani's initiative is important, and whoever reduces concerns
» He denounced the threats against Kurdistan .. the Iraqi Ummah Party: Its goal is to prevent the regi
» The framework talks about “surprises” and studies the renewal of Al-Kazemi in exchange for “guarante
» Al-Kazemi and his Bulgarian counterpart exchange invitations to visit Baghdad and Sofia
» The Council of Ministers issues “electrical” decisions and “water” recommendations and conducts an i
» Document.. The Iraqi parliament allocates its next session to vote on a law banning normalization wi
» Al-Kifah and Al-Harithiya close at a decrease in the exchange rate of the dollar
» Al-Rasheed Bank launches a new meal from an advance of 5 and 10 million dinars
» Davos leaders: Food crisis could lead to trade war
» For the second day.. gold prices stabilize in the Iraqi markets
» With revenues amounting to 10 billion dollars .. Oil announces its final exports for the month of la
» 24,000 random housing units: the deputy governor holds the Minister of Interior responsible for hous
» Education for the World Bank: Evaluating education is not your business
» Oil Minister: We signed contracts to produce 2,500 megawatts
» Experts call for an increase in marine fishing operations in territorial waters
» Erbil is “threatened” in conjunction with a Kurdish-Kurdish agreement, and the security of Kurdistan
» Al-Sadr is preparing to lead a resounding demonstration similar to the October uprising
» An oil official: Most of the southern fields produce associated gas
» Ali Allawi: Cash reserves will reach more than 90 billion dollars by the end of this year
» The rise in oil prices is supported by a lack of supplies and the possibility of increasing demand
» The rise in the price of the dollar in the local markets
» Rising food prices... Sanctions against these traders
» Oil prices are rising again
» The vote on “banning normalization” includes the agenda of Thursday's session
» Expectations to resolve the presidential file soon!
» Al-Sadr's deadline is in a countdown... and there are no signs of a consensual government
» After rejecting its governmental version, the Food Security Law returns to the front of the parliame
» The Agriculture Committee holds a meeting to discuss the summer plan for this season
» The Parliamentary Regions and Governorates Committee discusses the emergency support law proposal
» Parliamentary meeting to discuss mechanisms for implementing the instructions of the Teacher Protect
» Within a day.. the Central Bank of Iraq sells more than 220 million dollars in a currency auction
» Deputy: 80% of Iraq's factories have turned into "scrap iron".. 3 reasons behind the disaster - Urge
» PARLIAMENTARY LEGAL INCLUSION OF LECTURERS AND ADMINISTRATORS TO RESOLUTION 315 WITHIN THE 2022 BUDG
» Iraq Promises Iran To Pay Gas Debts Soon, And Tehran Offers Its Services To Solve The Problem Of Des
» The Council of Ministers holds its session headed by Al-Kazemi
» The Finance Committee sends an invitation to members of the House of Representatives regarding the p
» Parliamentary law sets the date for voting on the law criminalizing normalization with the Zionist e
» KTFA Members "News and Views" Monday Afternoon 5-23-2022
» Monday Night KTFA CC with Frank26 "Bird of Paradise: 5-23-2022
» Al-Bayati: The Kurdish House Will Join Any Coalition That Guarantees Its Interests... The Breakthrou
» A Deputy Calls For An Emergency Meeting After The “Al-Islah” Massacre.. 3 Big Question Points
» Al-Bolani Talks About “Agreement Week” To Produce A New Political Plan
» Calls To Open The File Of The Al-Halbousi Party’s Wealth: Its Headquarters In Baquba Is Worth One Bi
» Frustration Hits The Trio After 7 Months Of Failing To Achieve His Ambitions