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MS-13 is participating in Mob Action with Antifa and the Governor of Illinois along with the Mayor of Chicago are leading the resistance.

The Democrats will be holding a No kings rally across the country in support of this. I hope they don't forget to register and donate for the event.

This is the 47th President of the United States getting sworn in to perform his duties to American Citizens.

 
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Don't forget to thank your Republican Governor. Unlike the Democrat Governors he advocated and requested the assistance.

The National Guard helps free up the task force agencies below to do their jobs.










MEMPHIS, TN—The FBI Nashville Field Office – Memphis Resident Agency partnered with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies on a 60-day initiative called the CRIME (Crime Reduction in Memphis) Team to deliver a united, strategic response to combat violent crime in Memphis. As a result of this partnership, significant results for the Memphis community were achieved:

From May 1 to September 12:

  1. 489 Arrests of Violent Criminals
  2. 118 Guns Seized from Violent Offenders
  3. 25 Search Warrants
  4. 131 Federal Indictments
The following agencies participated: FBI Nashville Field Office – Memphis Resident Agency, U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Tennessee, Memphis Police Department (MPD), Shelby County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO), Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP), District Attorney’s Office (DA), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), U.S. Marshals Service (USMS), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)—Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), and a myriad of suburban PDs/SOs.
 
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Poor Moe

His tribe is losing bigly.

 
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The next thing they are making signs and travel plans for. Like they do on election days.

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No Kings

As the president escalates his authoritarian power grab, the NO KINGS non-violent movement continues to rise stronger. We are united once again to remind the world: America has No Kings and the power belongs to the people.
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Too late, it's here. MAGA loves to make up enemies so that they can attack them in illegal and unconstitutional ways. Deep State is the perfect example. "DS" of course for decades were just apolitical government employees who are experts at what they do and just trying to make a living. MAGA makes up a story about them as being political so that they can throw them out and turn government from apolitical to political. Same for antifa. Of course, fascists are going to hate anti-fascists so Trump wants to call anyone who disagrees with him an anti-fascist which makes approx. half of America anti-fascist. This latest fascist overreach won't go well.

Why Trump's war on 'antifa' could lead to actual fascism

At a bizarre gathering in the White House on Wednesday, President Donald Trump and many of his top aides assembled a group of far-right activists and influencers to discuss the alleged horrors of antifa and what the administration will do about it. And they are going big.

Attorney General Pam Bondi pledged that the government will be “breaking down the organization brick by brick” to “destroy the organization from top to bottom.” FBI Director Kash Patel explained that the administration is taking “a whole-of-government approach” to antifa, deploying resources from multiple agencies. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem wanted everyone to understand the “network of antifa is just as sophisticated as MS-13, as [Tren de Aragua], as ISIS, as Hezbollah, as Hamas, as all of them. They are just as dangerous.”

Here’s the reality: “Antifa” is not a network, or a collective, or a syndicate. It has no headquarters, it holds no assets, and it has no members. It publishes no pamphlets, records no podcasts and sells no branded merch. It has no policy agenda or plan for a national takeover.

It is essentially an idea, one that begins in a place all Americans should support, but unfortunately don’t: opposition to fascism. Then there are a tiny number of (mostly young) people who take antifa to a different place — people who like to go to public gatherings of far-right groups and get into street fights. If a video of someone punching a white nationalist comes up on your social media feed, the one doing the punching probably calls themself antifa.

Yet it seems that in the imaginations of the president and his supporters, there must be a vast conspiracy behind antifa, one that involves huge sums of money and an intricate bureaucracy managing its many tendrils. That’s why the White House confab was filled with talk of the usual liberal suspects: billionaire George Soros, the Tides Foundation, the Democratic Socialists of America — any or all of them simply must be funding people in hoodies. Only a billion-dollar organization could mount a complex political scheme like getting into a shoving match with a Proud Boy. The administration has to follow the money — which apparently the Treasury Department is doing right now.

We know antifa’s arsenal is fearsome; as the White House proclaimed in a news release this week, “For years, an antifa-led hellfire has turned Portland into a wasteland of firebombs, beatings, and brazen attacks on federal officers and property.” At Wednesday’s meeting, Trump painted an even bleaker picture: “I don’t know what could be worse than Portland. You don’t even have stores anymore.” All evidence indicates that, in fact, Portland remains a city with stores.

As easy as it is to mock the president and his staff, they are attempting something quite serious: to convince the public that war must be waged against this imaginary enemy. It is the most extensive government propaganda campaign since the George W. Bush administration’s effort to win support for a war on Iraq.

The difference between that propaganda campaign and this one is that back then there were some true facts propping up the lies. There really was a country called Iraq, which really was led by a man named Saddam Hussein. He didn’t have weapons of mass destruction, but he was a brutal despot.

In this case, there is no antifa organization and no leaders to fight. But the fact that Trump’s version of antifa is imaginary makes it no different from other boogeymen in the history of American conservatism. From communist infiltrators in the McCarthy era to QAnon today, the far right loves a cabal so secret that a lack of evidence becomes the best evidence of all.

Just as important, because this imagined antifa is a phantom, the term becomes infinitely flexible. If you are accused of being a member of the Audubon Society, when in fact you want nothing to do with those bird-huggers, you can rebut the assertion by pointing to the organization’s records. But if you are accused of being part of an imaginary conspiracy, how can you prove it is a lie?

Because antifa is everywhere and nowhere, anyone and everyone could be antifa. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Antifa. Jan. 6 rioters? Actually antifa. Your neighbor who plays his music too loud? Definitely antifa.

For all the buffoonery on display, the Trump administration is doing something sinister. Shortly after Trump issued an executive order declaring antifa a domestic terror organization, the White House issued a “national security presidential memorandum” on “Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence.” According to the memo, “common threads animating this violent conduct include anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity; support for the overthrow of the United States Government; extremism on migration, race, and gender; and hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality.”

These remarkably broad terms make it quite clear that the administration sees the war on antifa, at least in part, as a way to designate its political opponents as adjuncts to terrorism, then target them for official harassment. In other words, the war on antifa can, quite easily, become the justification for further steps toward actual fascism. But if you say that, you’re probably antifa.
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Too late, it's here. MAGA loves to make up enemies so that they can attack them in illegal and unconstitutional ways. Deep State is the perfect example. "DS" of course for decades were just apolitical government employees who are experts at what they do and just trying to make a living. MAGA makes up a story about them as being political so that they can throw them out and turn government from apolitical to political. Same for antifa. Of course, fascists are going to hate anti-fascists so Trump wants to call anyone who disagrees with him an anti-fascist which makes approx. half of America anti-fascist. This latest fascist overreach won't go well.

Why Trump's war on 'antifa' could lead to actual fascism

At a bizarre gathering in the White House on Wednesday, President Donald Trump and many of his top aides assembled a group of far-right activists and influencers to discuss the alleged horrors of antifa and what the administration will do about it. And they are going big.

Attorney General Pam Bondi pledged that the government will be “breaking down the organization brick by brick” to “destroy the organization from top to bottom.” FBI Director Kash Patel explained that the administration is taking “a whole-of-government approach” to antifa, deploying resources from multiple agencies. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem wanted everyone to understand the “network of antifa is just as sophisticated as MS-13, as [Tren de Aragua], as ISIS, as Hezbollah, as Hamas, as all of them. They are just as dangerous.”

Here’s the reality: “Antifa” is not a network, or a collective, or a syndicate. It has no headquarters, it holds no assets, and it has no members. It publishes no pamphlets, records no podcasts and sells no branded merch. It has no policy agenda or plan for a national takeover.

It is essentially an idea, one that begins in a place all Americans should support, but unfortunately don’t: opposition to fascism. Then there are a tiny number of (mostly young) people who take antifa to a different place — people who like to go to public gatherings of far-right groups and get into street fights. If a video of someone punching a white nationalist comes up on your social media feed, the one doing the punching probably calls themself antifa.

Yet it seems that in the imaginations of the president and his supporters, there must be a vast conspiracy behind antifa, one that involves huge sums of money and an intricate bureaucracy managing its many tendrils. That’s why the White House confab was filled with talk of the usual liberal suspects: billionaire George Soros, the Tides Foundation, the Democratic Socialists of America — any or all of them simply must be funding people in hoodies. Only a billion-dollar organization could mount a complex political scheme like getting into a shoving match with a Proud Boy. The administration has to follow the money — which apparently the Treasury Department is doing right now.

We know antifa’s arsenal is fearsome; as the White House proclaimed in a news release this week, “For years, an antifa-led hellfire has turned Portland into a wasteland of firebombs, beatings, and brazen attacks on federal officers and property.” At Wednesday’s meeting, Trump painted an even bleaker picture: “I don’t know what could be worse than Portland. You don’t even have stores anymore.” All evidence indicates that, in fact, Portland remains a city with stores.

As easy as it is to mock the president and his staff, they are attempting something quite serious: to convince the public that war must be waged against this imaginary enemy. It is the most extensive government propaganda campaign since the George W. Bush administration’s effort to win support for a war on Iraq.

The difference between that propaganda campaign and this one is that back then there were some true facts propping up the lies. There really was a country called Iraq, which really was led by a man named Saddam Hussein. He didn’t have weapons of mass destruction, but he was a brutal despot.

In this case, there is no antifa organization and no leaders to fight. But the fact that Trump’s version of antifa is imaginary makes it no different from other boogeymen in the history of American conservatism. From communist infiltrators in the McCarthy era to QAnon today, the far right loves a cabal so secret that a lack of evidence becomes the best evidence of all.

Just as important, because this imagined antifa is a phantom, the term becomes infinitely flexible. If you are accused of being a member of the Audubon Society, when in fact you want nothing to do with those bird-huggers, you can rebut the assertion by pointing to the organization’s records. But if you are accused of being part of an imaginary conspiracy, how can you prove it is a lie?

Because antifa is everywhere and nowhere, anyone and everyone could be antifa. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Antifa. Jan. 6 rioters? Actually antifa. Your neighbor who plays his music too loud? Definitely antifa.

For all the buffoonery on display, the Trump administration is doing something sinister. Shortly after Trump issued an executive order declaring antifa a domestic terror organization, the White House issued a “national security presidential memorandum” on “Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence.” According to the memo, “common threads animating this violent conduct include anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity; support for the overthrow of the United States Government; extremism on migration, race, and gender; and hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality.”

These remarkably broad terms make it quite clear that the administration sees the war on antifa, at least in part, as a way to designate its political opponents as adjuncts to terrorism, then target them for official harassment. In other words, the war on antifa can, quite easily, become the justification for further steps toward actual fascism. But if you say that, you’re probably antifa.
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Do you have a voice of your own or do you just follow whatever the propaganda news puts out?
 
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Illinois Gov. JB PRITZKER says he is terrified of the Trump administration getting ahold of his state's voter rolls: "They want to be able to find voter fraud." "They're calling for all these databases so they can look through them." Pritzker is also concerned about federal agents being near the voting locations: "You're going to have soldiers or people dressed as soldiers at polling places saying 'we're protecting your voting rights.'" Now why would ANY of that be a problem? Turn over the voter rolls, Pritzker. They need to be heavily cleansed.
 
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This is what the NO Kings protest is really about.




I called for an embargo and decoupling his first term.

Covid 19 didn't come from bat soup.
 
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Too late, it's here. MAGA loves to make up enemies so that they can attack them in illegal and unconstitutional ways. Deep State is the perfect example. "DS" of course for decades were just apolitical government employees who are experts at what they do and just trying to make a living. MAGA makes up a story about them as being political so that they can throw them out and turn government from apolitical to political. Same for antifa. Of course, fascists are going to hate anti-fascists so Trump wants to call anyone who disagrees with him an anti-fascist which makes approx. half of America anti-fascist. This latest fascist overreach won't go well.

Why Trump's war on 'antifa' could lead to actual fascism

At a bizarre gathering in the White House on Wednesday, President Donald Trump and many of his top aides assembled a group of far-right activists and influencers to discuss the alleged horrors of antifa and what the administration will do about it. And they are going big.

Attorney General Pam Bondi pledged that the government will be “breaking down the organization brick by brick” to “destroy the organization from top to bottom.” FBI Director Kash Patel explained that the administration is taking “a whole-of-government approach” to antifa, deploying resources from multiple agencies. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem wanted everyone to understand the “network of antifa is just as sophisticated as MS-13, as [Tren de Aragua], as ISIS, as Hezbollah, as Hamas, as all of them. They are just as dangerous.”

Here’s the reality: “Antifa” is not a network, or a collective, or a syndicate. It has no headquarters, it holds no assets, and it has no members. It publishes no pamphlets, records no podcasts and sells no branded merch. It has no policy agenda or plan for a national takeover.

It is essentially an idea, one that begins in a place all Americans should support, but unfortunately don’t: opposition to fascism. Then there are a tiny number of (mostly young) people who take antifa to a different place — people who like to go to public gatherings of far-right groups and get into street fights. If a video of someone punching a white nationalist comes up on your social media feed, the one doing the punching probably calls themself antifa.

Yet it seems that in the imaginations of the president and his supporters, there must be a vast conspiracy behind antifa, one that involves huge sums of money and an intricate bureaucracy managing its many tendrils. That’s why the White House confab was filled with talk of the usual liberal suspects: billionaire George Soros, the Tides Foundation, the Democratic Socialists of America — any or all of them simply must be funding people in hoodies. Only a billion-dollar organization could mount a complex political scheme like getting into a shoving match with a Proud Boy. The administration has to follow the money — which apparently the Treasury Department is doing right now.

We know antifa’s arsenal is fearsome; as the White House proclaimed in a news release this week, “For years, an antifa-led hellfire has turned Portland into a wasteland of firebombs, beatings, and brazen attacks on federal officers and property.” At Wednesday’s meeting, Trump painted an even bleaker picture: “I don’t know what could be worse than Portland. You don’t even have stores anymore.” All evidence indicates that, in fact, Portland remains a city with stores.

As easy as it is to mock the president and his staff, they are attempting something quite serious: to convince the public that war must be waged against this imaginary enemy. It is the most extensive government propaganda campaign since the George W. Bush administration’s effort to win support for a war on Iraq.

The difference between that propaganda campaign and this one is that back then there were some true facts propping up the lies. There really was a country called Iraq, which really was led by a man named Saddam Hussein. He didn’t have weapons of mass destruction, but he was a brutal despot.

In this case, there is no antifa organization and no leaders to fight. But the fact that Trump’s version of antifa is imaginary makes it no different from other boogeymen in the history of American conservatism. From communist infiltrators in the McCarthy era to QAnon today, the far right loves a cabal so secret that a lack of evidence becomes the best evidence of all.

Just as important, because this imagined antifa is a phantom, the term becomes infinitely flexible. If you are accused of being a member of the Audubon Society, when in fact you want nothing to do with those bird-huggers, you can rebut the assertion by pointing to the organization’s records. But if you are accused of being part of an imaginary conspiracy, how can you prove it is a lie?

Because antifa is everywhere and nowhere, anyone and everyone could be antifa. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? Antifa. Jan. 6 rioters? Actually antifa. Your neighbor who plays his music too loud? Definitely antifa.

For all the buffoonery on display, the Trump administration is doing something sinister. Shortly after Trump issued an executive order declaring antifa a domestic terror organization, the White House issued a “national security presidential memorandum” on “Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence.” According to the memo, “common threads animating this violent conduct include anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity; support for the overthrow of the United States Government; extremism on migration, race, and gender; and hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality.”

These remarkably broad terms make it quite clear that the administration sees the war on antifa, at least in part, as a way to designate its political opponents as adjuncts to terrorism, then target them for official harassment. In other words, the war on antifa can, quite easily, become the justification for further steps toward actual fascism. But if you say that, you’re probably antifa.
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DO You mean like John Breenan and James Comey types working with foreign groups that support Cartels? Like the CCP. Venezuela and other Cartels, Iran, Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas and Hezbollah.

It would.be ran at the top.

You might find those clues on this board.

Someone like Ray Epps would be an Informant. Not an Agent.

 
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DO You mean like John Breenan and James Comey types working with foreign groups that support Cartels? Like the CCP. Venezuela and other Cartels, Iran, Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas and Hezbollah.

It would.be ran at the top.

You might find those clues on this board.

Someone like Ray Epps would be an Informant. Not an Agent.

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Here it is: One minute and fifty seconds of seditious conspiracy — caught on videotape: Rep. Wesley Hunt exposes Antifa’s continued acts of terrorism across the country including at the White House — to the point that President Trump had to be brought to a bunker. “Wait a minute — that’s not January 6th. That’s May 31st, 2020. That’s right in front of the White House. That’s where the President lives. And at the time, President Trump was ushered into a bunker because his life was being threatened. Where was the hotline? Next photo. That’s not January 6th either. That’s July 27th. That’s in Portland — and that is Antifa rioting and pillaging our country. Where was the hotline? Next slide. Well, hot damn — that’s not January 6th either. Those are more rioters destroying and looting in Salt Lake City. That’s a lot. I believe that’s it — but wait, there’s more. And that’s not January 6th either. That’s June 1st, 2020 — the streets of D.C. being rioted and pillaged by mobs. Where’s the outrage? Where’s the hotline? This is what domestic terror looks like. This is not a school board meeting. There was no hotline for any of these riots — yet we’re going to have a hotline to report parents for caring about their children’s education. Even further, the DOJ would rather investigate a thousand more people from January 6th than a single person in these photos. What a shame. And that is why this is no longer the Department of Justice — it is the Department of Subjective Justice. And with that, I yield back.”
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The whole damn thing was deliberately sanctioned by the Democrats.
 
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Wait until Antifa’s checks start bouncing. The FBI may need to get the one's funding it before the unpaid useful idiots do.


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Exclusive | Black Lives Matter suing Soros-backed Tides Foundation over missing $33M

The national Black Lives Matter movement claims $33.4 million of its cash is being withheld by one of its progressive partner organizations, The Post has learned.
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Black Lives Matter suing Soros-backed Tides Foundation over missing $33M​

 
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They are going to register for the No Kings Rally,
They are Members of the DSA
Many of them now vote for the Democrat Party
 
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Correct. Because it's the United States of America they really hate the most. Anyone who stands up to them is a Fascist or whatever they need to call you to justify their violence.
 
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My question for MAGA is, what is the problem with being against fascists? Shouldn't all Americans be against fascism? against a fascist takeover of our government? especially if you're pro-democracy.
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Watch the video. The Black "Fascists" are working with "whitey" to kick Antifas ***.


 
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BREAKING: Senator Marsha Blackburn says Chuck Schumer is REFUSING to reopen the federal government until after the left-wing donor-funded "No Kings" rally on October 18th "One of the Democrats said they wouldn't change until planes start falling out of the sky! That is DISGUSTING." "It's set for next weekend. The biggest one is in DC. They are saying they want to continue this through those rallies! Schumer wants to be the big man at the event, throw his fist in the air, say, 'Look at me, I'm fighting Donald Trump!'" "Our troops were not getting paid, and President Trump is telling the Department of War to use every means necessary to pay these troops." "4,000 federal employees are losing their jobs, and the Democrats don't care."
 
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