Americans Must Watch This ! Also pay attention how Anti-American Neo-Marxist try to interrupt and hijack the thread.
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Often there is a link between those who target
@elonmusk
and Antifa. Jack Wheatley is a staff writer for leftist activist group Media Matters, which news organizations cite without reporting the group's political agenda. Corporations also take cues from MM for boycotts. Jack Wheatley was previously a writer for Idavox, a website for antifa group One People's Project, founded by Daryle Lamont Jenkins. Through court proceedings, it was revealed that Jenkins is behind the website for Torch Antifa, the network behind the most violent criminal Antifa cells in the U.S. that include Rose City Antifa and others.Media Matters is a nonprofit that rakes in huge donations to launder the writings of Antifa propagandists into the mainstream. It is the same playbook from the SPLC, though they have a diminished status because of several financial and employee scandals where they were accused of racism from within, and one of their staffers is currently a domestic terror suspect in Georgia.
NY vehicle explosion at Rainbow Bridge border crossing is attempted terror attack: sources
The FBI is investigating an incident on Rainbow Bridge as a vehicle reportedly exploded while attempting to cross into the US, according to reports.
www.foxnews.com
NY vehicle explosion at Rainbow Bridge border crossing is attempted terror attack: sources
What direction it came from is in question. However it could have done a u-turn either way so will have to wait.
Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls closed after explosion of vehicle reportedly entering U.S. from Canada
Louisville bank shooter wanted to massacre 'upper-class white people' to highlight lax gun laws: journal
Connor Sturgeon gunned down 5 co-workers at Old National Bank in Kentucky on April 10
A person in Tennessee walked into one of your schools and shot up a bunch of your Christian daughters. That’s not the last of them if you don’t shut your f—king mouth."A Nashville trans activist has been federally charged for allegedly being so inspired by trans school shooter Audrey Hale that she then made threats to kill more Christian children. Jason Lee Willie, aka Alexia N. Willie, has a social media account full of leftist, anti-Christian posts. https://dailywire.com/news/feds-charge-trans-identifying-man-after-he-pledged-to-copycat-nashville-shooting-im-coming-for-them-in-the-bathrooms
Open and read.
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Nothing to see here. Move along.
A suspect has been arrested, the Irish Independent said, adding the man - who is yet to be identified - was treated at the scene for injuries.
Police are working to establish a motive but do not suspect a terrorist motivation behind the attack, Irish national broadcaster RTE reported.
THIS COULD BE TRUE. BUT WHEN YOU WITHHOLD IMPORTANT INFORMATION IT LOOKS LIKE YOU ARE HIDING SOMETHING.
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John Mills Joins WarRoom To Break Down The Rainbow Bridge Situation
Great questions. Probably not a conspiracy theroy if he keeps happening over and over. Especially when it's starting to look like Guerrilla warfare. Less time at PTA meetings and more resources on stuff like this.
Kentucky town ordered to evacuate after train derails, spilling chemicals
When you to lie to your people this starts to happen. Unfortunately things like this will only get worse if attacks keep happening.
Correct this is what happens when people lose trust in their institutions and the left controls those institutions with no real political opposition. They are trying to start a civil war in numerous countries.
Destroying property isn't going to help. Your media might want to dig into who is actually carrying the matches.
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Innocent children ruthlessly stabbed by a mentally deranged non-national in Dublin, Ireland today. Our chief of police had this to say on the riots in the aftermath. Drew, not good enough. There is grave danger among us in Ireland that should never be here in the first place, and there has been zero action done to support the public in any way, shape or form with this frightening fact. NOT GOOD ENOUGH. Make change or make way. Ireland for the victory
Isn’t that something. The absolute picture of weak and feeble. The most divisive of all is the weak man. One of the most horrific crimes this nation ever seen has occurred, we do not care anymore what you sad cases have got to say. In a war you are nothing. We are not backing down, we are only warming up. There will be no backing down until real change is implemented for the safety of our nation. We are not losing any more of our woman and children to sick and twisted people who should not even be in Ireland in the first place. Call it what you want. We do not care. May God help us all. Ireland for victor
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That's a good point however now they will go to jail. Can't protect those you love there. Don't become a useful idiot and never take part of something you are not willing to finish.
Some thoughts on the day's events, if I may:When thousands of people protested peacefully in East Wall, and in other communities across Dublin and the country, their reward was not to be recognised or engaged with for their peaceful political participation.Their reward was rather to be called far right, deplorable, and the dregs of Irish society. The thing against which they protested happened anyway.When peaceful mothers and women said, on camera, that they feared for their safety as a result of an influx of immigrant men, often into communities with no amenities for those men, their reward was to be accused of fearmongering.There are those, clutching for a gotcha, who will say something like "aha, but today's suspect/person of interest is a naturalised Irish citizen". But does it speak well of an immigration system that naturalises people capable (allegedly) of such acts? Does that inspire confidence, or does it sound like patronising nonsense?There are those who sincerely believe, apparently, that the duty of media organisations is to suppress facts, like nationality, in order to maintain public order. But if the suppression of facts is required to maintain public order, then we have many bigger problems. And we do.A huge section of people in this country feel as if they are unheard and their concerns ignored. 1,000 people marched in Rosslare at the weekend. Did you hear about it? When Danny Healy Rae raised the case of Killarney this week in the Dáil, a colleague responded with a sweary tirade of abuse. Is this democracy?When a young man, last week, linked the murder of his beloved girlfriend to Ireland's immigration policies, the media dutifully left that bit out of their coverage. Every single effort has been made to silence people. Today, they made themselves heard. I wish they had chosen another way.And then I remember: They did. And you all refused to listen.
Some thoughts on the day's events, if I may:When thousands of people protested peacefully in East Wall, and in other communities across Dublin and the country, their reward was not to be recognised or engaged with for their peaceful political participation.Their reward was rather to be called far right, deplorable, and the dregs of Irish society. The thing against which they protested happened anyway.When peaceful mothers and women said, on camera, that they feared for their safety as a result of an influx of immigrant men, often into communities with no amenities for those men, their reward was to be accused of fearmongering.There are those, clutching for a gotcha, who will say something like "aha, but today's suspect/person of interest is a naturalised Irish citizen". But does it speak well of an immigration system that naturalises people capable (allegedly) of such acts? Does that inspire confidence, or does it sound like patronising nonsense?There are those who sincerely believe, apparently, that the duty of media organisations is to suppress facts, like nationality, in order to maintain public order. But if the suppression of facts is required to maintain public order, then we have many bigger problems. And we do.A huge section of people in this country feel as if they are unheard and their concerns ignored. 1,000 people marched in Rosslare at the weekend. Did you hear about it? When Danny Healy Rae raised the case of Killarney this week in the Dáil, a colleague responded with a sweary tirade of abuse. Is this democracy?When a young man, last week, linked the murder of his beloved girlfriend to Ireland's immigration policies, the media dutifully left that bit out of their coverage. Every single effort has been made to silence people. Today, they made themselves heard. I wish they had chosen another way.And then I remember: They did. And you all refused to listen.