newswars--2020-05-29--Twitter Censors Trump Tweet For “Glorifying Violence”

Following the signing of an Executive order directly targeting Twitter ’ s censorship of President Trump ’ s posts earlier this week , the company has once again censored a tweet Trump posted , claiming that it “ violated the Twitter Rules about glorifying violence ” .
The tweet in question was a response to a third day of looting in Minneapolis .
Trump wrote : “ These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd , and I won ’ t let that happen .
Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the Military is with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and we will assume control but , when the looting starts , the shooting starts .
Thank you !
” In a further statement , Twitter claimed that the tweet “ violates our policies regarding the glorification of violence based on the historical context of the last line , its connection to violence , and the risk it could inspire similar actions today.
” The company added , “ We ’ ve taken action in the interest of preventing others from being inspired to commit violent acts , but have kept the Tweet @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the public still be able to see the Tweet given its relevance to ongoing matters of public importance.
” Alex Jones breaks down what is behind Trump ’ s decision to take executive action against big tech censorship .
According to Twitter , “ As is standard with this notice , engagements with the Tweet will be limited .
People will be able to Retweet with Comment , but will not be able to Like , Reply or Retweet it.
” It is clear that Twitter ’ s action is a tit-for-tat response @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as it will likely only increase scrutiny of the tweet content itself anyway .
The company even tweeted about the censoring of the tweet : According to reports , the decision to place a “ public interest notice ” on Trump ’ s tweet was “ made by teams within Twitter and CEO Jack Dorsey was informed of the plan before the tweet was labeled.
” Trump had earlier tweeted a ‘ test ’ post to see if the company would again censor him : There was no action taken by Twitter , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the exact same words in Trump ’ s post earlier this week , redirecting people away from it and to a barrage of ultra-leftist opinion .
The notion that Twitter takes action against glorifying violence across the board is laughable , given that the company allows literal death threats against Trump to remain on its platform every day .
The company recently allowed a thread comprising entirely of white people “ getting their ass beat for black history month ” to remain , as it racked up over 335,000 likes , despite being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Twitter allows violent Antifa groups to post on its platform , despite the fact that they often openly doxx people .
“ Twitter , do your thing ” has become a dog whistle being used by digital hate mobs to cyberbully , doxx and harass minors .
Families are being exposed to violent threats and nothing is being done to stop it .
Just yesterday , Twitter allowed huge amounts of verified users to spread fake pictures purporting to show Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin wearing a “ Make Whites Great Again ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ used reportedly to sell child porn .
Twitter is not a level playing field , it routinely censors conservative opinion , and even apolitical material merely mentioned by conservatives , while leaving alone all kinds of filth and hate .

Following the signing of an Executive order directly targeting Twitter’s censorship of President Trump’s posts earlier this week, the company has once again censored a tweet Trump posted, claiming that it “violated the Twitter Rules about glorifying violence”.
The tweet in question was a response to a third day of looting in Minneapolis.
Trump wrote: “These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen. Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the Military is with him all the way. Any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. Thank you!”
In a further statement, Twitter claimed that the tweet “violates our policies regarding the glorification of violence based on the historical context of the last line, its connection to violence, and the risk it could inspire similar actions today.”
The company added, “We’ve taken action in the interest of preventing others from being inspired to commit violent acts, but have kept the Tweet on Twitter because it is important that the public still be able to see the Tweet given its relevance to ongoing matters of public importance.”
Alex Jones breaks down what is behind Trump’s decision to take executive action against big tech censorship.
According to Twitter, “As is standard with this notice, engagements with the Tweet will be limited. People will be able to Retweet with Comment, but will not be able to Like, Reply or Retweet it.”
It is clear that Twitter’s action is a tit-for-tat response to Trump’s Executive order, as it will likely only increase scrutiny of the tweet content itself anyway.
The company even tweeted about the censoring of the tweet:
We have placed a public interest notice on this Tweet from @realdonaldtrump. https://t.co/6RHX56G2zt — Twitter Comms (@TwitterComms) May 29, 2020
According to reports, the decision to place a “public interest notice” on Trump’s tweet was “made by teams within Twitter and CEO Jack Dorsey was informed of the plan before the tweet was labeled.”
Trump had earlier tweeted a ‘test’ post to see if the company would again censor him:
MAIL-IN VOTING WILL LEAD TO MASSIVE FRAUD AND ABUSE. IT WILL ALSO LEAD TO THE END OF OUR GREAT REPUBLICAN PARTY. WE CAN NEVER LET THIS TRAGEDY BEFALL OUR NATION. BIG MAIL-IN VICTORY IN TEXAS COURT TODAY. CONGRATS!!! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 29, 2020
There was no action taken by Twitter, a confusing situation given that it censored the exact same words in Trump’s post earlier this week, redirecting people away from it and to a barrage of ultra-leftist opinion.
The notion that Twitter takes action against glorifying violence across the board is laughable, given that the company allows literal death threats against Trump to remain on its platform every day.
The company recently allowed a thread comprising entirely of white people “getting their ass beat for black history month” to remain, as it racked up over 335,000 likes, despite being a clear violation of Twitter rules.
Twitter allows violent Antifa groups to post on its platform, despite the fact that they often openly doxx people.
“Twitter, do your thing” has become a dog whistle being used by digital hate mobs to cyberbully, doxx and harass minors. Families are being exposed to violent threats and nothing is being done to stop it.
Just yesterday, Twitter allowed huge amounts of verified users to spread fake pictures purporting to show Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin wearing a “Make Whites Great Again” hat.
The platform is even being used reportedly to sell child porn.
Twitter is not a level playing field, it routinely censors conservative opinion, and even apolitical material merely mentioned by conservatives, while leaving alone all kinds of filth and hate.


newswars--2020-05-29--Video: Biden Demands You Wear A Mask Outside, While Not Wearing A Mask Outside

Sleepy Joe Biden is part of a video campaign being pushed by a Washington Post ‘ creator ’ , demanding that Americans must wear face masks in public , even if they are outside just walking a dog .
Biden was seen outside just two days ago not wearing a mask , however .
The video features Biden in his basement telling Dave Jorgenson “ I told you to wear your mask outside.
” “ You need to wear your mask outside .
I don ’ t care if you ’ re just walking your dog.
” Biden adds : @ @ @ @ @ @ @ note that Biden wants Americans to submit to the mask rules , but doesn ’ t even follow them himself : During the interview from which the picture of Biden came , CNN ’ s chief political correspondent Dana Bash stated that “ wearing a mask has become a cultural and political flashpoint .
The President is involved in that , even stoking that.
” Biden replied , “ Sure , he is and look , he ’ s stoking deaths .
That ’ s not going to increase the likelihood that people @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biden called Trump “ a fool , an absolute fool , ” a fake “ macho ” guy whose actions are “ costing people ’ s lives.
” This week Biden emerged from his basement for the first time in two months .

Sleepy Joe Biden is part of a video campaign being pushed by a Washington Post ‘creator’, demanding that Americans must wear face masks in public, even if they are outside just walking a dog. Biden was seen outside just two days ago not wearing a mask, however.
The video features Biden in his basement telling Dave Jorgenson “I told you to wear your mask outside.”
“You need to wear your mask outside. I don’t care if you’re just walking your dog.” Biden adds:
Washington Post is now creating de facto campaign ads for Joe Biden (featuring unnecessary guidance regarding masks outside when you’re by yourself). Interesting strategy. https://t.co/tJi11XpcmW — Steve Krakauer (@SteveKrak) May 28, 2020
The video prompted the Trump campaign to note that Biden wants Americans to submit to the mask rules, but doesn’t even follow them himself:
Joe Biden today: “You need to wear your mask outside. I don’t care if you’re just walking your dog.” Joe Biden 2 days ago: pic.twitter.com/eYw8hAJZin — Trump War Room – Text TRUMP to 88022 & get the APP (@TrumpWarRoom) May 28, 2020
During the interview from which the picture of Biden came, CNN’s chief political correspondent Dana Bash stated that “wearing a mask has become a cultural and political flashpoint. The President is involved in that, even stoking that.”
Biden replied, “Sure, he is and look, he’s stoking deaths. That’s not going to increase the likelihood that people are going to be better off.”
Biden called Trump “a fool, an absolute fool,” a fake “macho” guy whose actions are “costing people’s lives.”
This week Biden emerged from his basement for the first time in two months.


newswars--2020-05-29--I’ve signed death certificates during Covid-19. Here’s why you can’t trust any of the statistics on

I’ve signed death certificates during Covid-19. Here’s why you can’t trust any of the statistics on the number of victims

By Malcolm Kendrick , doctor and author who works as a GP in the National Health Service in England .
His blog can be read here and his book , ‘ Doctoring Data – How to Sort Out Medical Advice from Medical Nonsense , ’ is available here .
As an NHS doctor , I ’ ve seen people die and be listed as a victim of coronavirus without ever being tested for it .
But unless we have accurate data , we won ’ t know which has killed more : the disease or the lockdown ?
I suppose @ @ @ @ @ @ @ know that the cause of death , as written on death certificates , is often little more than an educated guess .
Most people die when they are old , often over eighty .
There is very rarely going to be a post-mortem carried out , which means that , as a doctor , you have a think about the patient ’ s symptoms in the last two weeks of life or so .
You go back over the notes to look for existing medical conditions .
The international airline authority joins the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ biometric tracking and wants ALL airlines to follow the “ Roadmap ” Previous stroke , diabetes , chronic obstructive pulmonary disease , angina , dementia and suchlike .
Then you talk to the relatives and carers and try to find out what they saw .
Did they struggle for breath , were they gradually going downhill , not eating or drinking ?
If I saw them in the last two weeks of life , what do I think was the most likely cause of death ?
There are , of course , other @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they break a leg and have an operation – in which case a post-mortem would more likely be carried out to find out if the operation was a cause .
Mostly , however , out in the community , death certification is certainly not an exact science .
Never was , never will be .
It ’ s true that things are somewhat more accurate in hospitals , where there are more tests and scans , and suchlike .
Then , along comes Covid-19 , and many of the rules – such as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ window .
At one point , it was even suggested that relatives could fill in death certificates , if no-one else was available .
Though I am not sure this ever happened .
What were we now supposed to do ?
If an elderly person died in a care home , or at home , did they die of Covid-19 ?
Well , frankly , who knows ?
Especially if they didn ’ t have a test for Covid-19 – which for several weeks was not even allowed .
Only patients entering hospital @ @ @ @ @ @ @ No-one else .
What advice was given ?
It varied throughout the country , and from coroner to coroner – and from day to day .
Was every person in a care home now to be diagnosed as dying of the coronavirus ?
Well , that was certainly the advice given in several parts of the UK .
Where I work , things were left more open .
I discussed things with colleagues and there was very little consensus .
I put Covid-19 on a couple of certificates , and not on a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the person seemed to die .
I do know that other doctors put down Covid-19 on anyone who died from early March onwards .
I didn ’ t .
What can be made of the statistics created from data like these ?
And does it matter ?
It matters greatly for two main reasons .
First , if we vastly overestimate deaths from Covid-19 , we will greatly underestimate the harm caused by the lockdown .
This issue was looked at in a recent article published in the BMJ , The British Medical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a third of the excess deaths seen in the community in England and Wales can be explained by Covid-19 .
…David Spiegelhalter , chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication at the University of Cambridge , said that Covid-19 did not explain the high number of deaths taking place in the community.
” “ At a briefing hosted by the Science Media Centre on May 12 he explained that , over the past five weeks , care homes and other community settings had had to deal with a ‘ staggering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would normally be expected , as patients were moved out of hospitals that were anticipating high demand for beds .
Of those 30,000 , only 10 000 have had Covid-19 specified on the death certificate .
While Spiegelhalter acknowledged that some of these ‘ excess deaths ’ might be the result of underdiagnosis , ‘ the huge number of unexplained extra deaths in homes and care homes is extraordinary .
When we look back .
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this rise in non-covid extra deaths outside the hospital is something I hope will be given @ @ @ @ @ @ @ many of these deaths would be among people ‘ who may well have lived longer if they had managed to get to hospital.
’ ” What Speigelhalter is saying here is that people may well be dying ‘ because of ’ Covid , or rather , because of the lockdown .
Because they are not going to hospital to be treated for conditions other than Covid .
We know that A & E attendances have fallen by over fifty percent since lockdown .
Admissions with chest pain have dropped by over fifty percent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ home ?
From my own perspective , I have certainly found it extremely difficult to get elderly patients admitted to hospital .
I recently managed with one old chap who was found to have sepsis , not Covid-19 .
Had he died in the care home ; he would almost certainly have been diagnosed as “ dying of Covid.
” The bottom line here is that , if we do not diagnose deaths accurately , we will never know how many died of Covid-19 , or ‘ because of ’ the lockdown .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , can point to how deadly Covid was , and say we were right to do what we did .
When it may have been that lockdown itself was just as deadly .
Directing care away from everything else , to deal with a single condition .
Keeping sick , ill , vulnerable people away from hospitals .
The other reason why having accurate statistics is vitally important is in planning for the future .
We have to accurately know what happened this time , in order to plan for the next pandemic @ @ @ @ @ @ @ world grows more crowded .
What are the benefits of lockdown , what are the harms ?
What should we do next time a deadly virus strikes ?
If Covid-19 killed 30,000 , and lockdown killed the other 30,000 , then the lockdown was a complete and utter waste of time .
and should never happen again .
The great fear is that this would be a message this government does not want to hear – so they will do everything possible not to hear it .
It will be decreed that all @ @ @ @ @ @ @ year were due to Covid-19 .
That escape route will be made far easier if no-one has any real idea who actually died of the coronavirus disease , and who did not .
Yes , the data on Covid-19 deaths really matters .

By Malcolm Kendrick, doctor and author who works as a GP in the National Health Service in England. His blog can be read here and his book, ‘Doctoring Data – How to Sort Out Medical Advice from Medical Nonsense,’ is available here.
As an NHS doctor, I’ve seen people die and be listed as a victim of coronavirus without ever being tested for it. But unless we have accurate data, we won’t know which has killed more: the disease or the lockdown?
I suppose most people would be somewhat surprised to know that the cause of death, as written on death certificates, is often little more than an educated guess. Most people die when they are old, often over eighty. There is very rarely going to be a post-mortem carried out, which means that, as a doctor, you have a think about the patient’s symptoms in the last two weeks of life or so. You go back over the notes to look for existing medical conditions.
The international airline authority joins the push for a global digital ID & biometric tracking and wants ALL airlines to follow the “Roadmap”
Previous stroke, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, angina, dementia and suchlike. Then you talk to the relatives and carers and try to find out what they saw. Did they struggle for breath, were they gradually going downhill, not eating or drinking?
If I saw them in the last two weeks of life, what do I think was the most likely cause of death? There are, of course, other factors. Did they fall, did they break a leg and have an operation – in which case a post-mortem would more likely be carried out to find out if the operation was a cause.
Mostly, however, out in the community, death certification is certainly not an exact science. Never was, never will be. It’s true that things are somewhat more accurate in hospitals, where there are more tests and scans, and suchlike.
Then, along comes Covid-19, and many of the rules – such as they were – went straight out the window. At one point, it was even suggested that relatives could fill in death certificates, if no-one else was available. Though I am not sure this ever happened.
What were we now supposed to do? If an elderly person died in a care home, or at home, did they die of Covid-19? Well, frankly, who knows? Especially if they didn’t have a test for Covid-19 – which for several weeks was not even allowed. Only patients entering hospital were deemed worthy of a test. No-one else.
What advice was given? It varied throughout the country, and from coroner to coroner – and from day to day. Was every person in a care home now to be diagnosed as dying of the coronavirus ? Well, that was certainly the advice given in several parts of the UK.
Where I work, things were left more open. I discussed things with colleagues and there was very little consensus. I put Covid-19 on a couple of certificates, and not on a couple of others. Based on how the person seemed to die.
I do know that other doctors put down Covid-19 on anyone who died from early March onwards. I didn’t. What can be made of the statistics created from data like these? And does it matter?
It matters greatly for two main reasons. First, if we vastly overestimate deaths from Covid-19, we will greatly underestimate the harm caused by the lockdown. This issue was looked at in a recent article published in the BMJ, The British Medical Journal. It stated: “Only a third of the excess deaths seen in the community in England and Wales can be explained by Covid-19.
…David Spiegelhalter, chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication at the University of Cambridge, said that Covid-19 did not explain the high number of deaths taking place in the community.”
“At a briefing hosted by the Science Media Centre on May 12 he explained that, over the past five weeks, care homes and other community settings had had to deal with a ‘staggering burden’ of 30,000 more deaths than would normally be expected, as patients were moved out of hospitals that were anticipating high demand for beds.
Of those 30,000, only 10 000 have had Covid-19 specified on the death certificate. While Spiegelhalter acknowledged that some of these ‘excess deaths’ might be the result of underdiagnosis, ‘the huge number of unexplained extra deaths in homes and care homes is extraordinary. When we look back . . . this rise in non-covid extra deaths outside the hospital is something I hope will be given really severe attention.’ He added that many of these deaths would be among people ‘who may well have lived longer if they had managed to get to hospital.’”
What Speigelhalter is saying here is that people may well be dying ‘because of’ Covid, or rather, because of the lockdown. Because they are not going to hospital to be treated for conditions other than Covid. We know that A&E attendances have fallen by over fifty percent since lockdown. Admissions with chest pain have dropped by over fifty percent. Did these people just die at home?
From my own perspective, I have certainly found it extremely difficult to get elderly patients admitted to hospital. I recently managed with one old chap who was found to have sepsis, not Covid-19. Had he died in the care home; he would almost certainly have been diagnosed as “dying of Covid.”
The bottom line here is that, if we do not diagnose deaths accurately, we will never know how many died of Covid-19, or ‘because of’ the lockdown. Those supporting lockdown, and advising governments, can point to how deadly Covid was, and say we were right to do what we did. When it may have been that lockdown itself was just as deadly. Directing care away from everything else, to deal with a single condition. Keeping sick, ill, vulnerable people away from hospitals.
The other reason why having accurate statistics is vitally important is in planning for the future. We have to accurately know what happened this time, in order to plan for the next pandemic, which seems almost inevitable as the world grows more crowded. What are the benefits of lockdown, what are the harms? What should we do next time a deadly virus strikes?
If Covid-19 killed 30,000, and lockdown killed the other 30,000, then the lockdown was a complete and utter waste of time. and should never happen again. The great fear is that this would be a message this government does not want to hear – so they will do everything possible not to hear it.
It will be decreed that all the excess deaths we have seen this year were due to Covid-19. That escape route will be made far easier if no-one has any real idea who actually died of the coronavirus disease, and who did not. Yes, the data on Covid-19 deaths really matters.


newswars--2020-05-29--Minneapolis Mayor to Rioters: Please Practice Social Distancing, Wear Masks

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey ( D ) requested on Thursday that “ protesters ” in the City of Lakes practice social distancing and wear masks to reduce coronavirus transmission .
The municipal government claimed to provide hundreds of masks to the public for this purpose .
Frey ’ s comments came during ongoing protests and riots in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd , a man who died after a municipal police officer placed his knee on Floyd ’ s neck while handcuffed .
The city government issued a statement on Thursday via its website with the mayor ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ everyone to exercise caution to stay safe while participating in demonstrations , including wearing masks and physical distancing as much as possible to prevent the spread of COVID-19 , ” the statement reads .
“ The City has made hundreds of masks available to protesters this week.
” Bryson Gray reacts to the Mayor of Minneapolis .
Frey linked the unrest to slavery during remarks he made on Thursday : What we ’ ve seen over the last two days and the emotion-ridden conflict over last night is the result of so much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sadness that has been ingrained in our black community , not just because of five minutes of horror , but 400 years .
If you ’ re feeling that sadness and that anger , it ’ s not only understandable , it ’ s right .
It ’ s a reflection of the truth that our black community has lived .
While not from lived experience , that sadness must also be understood by our non-black communities .
To ignore it , to toss it out , would be to ignore the values @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are all the more important during a time of crisis .

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) requested on Thursday that “protesters” in the City of Lakes practice social distancing and wear masks to reduce coronavirus transmission.
The municipal government claimed to provide hundreds of masks to the public for this purpose.
Frey’s comments came during ongoing protests and riots in Minneapolis following the death of George Floyd, a man who died after a municipal police officer placed his knee on Floyd’s neck while handcuffed.
The city government issued a statement on Thursday via its website with the mayor’s request.
“The City encourages everyone to exercise caution to stay safe while participating in demonstrations, including wearing masks and physical distancing as much as possible to prevent the spread of COVID-19,” the statement reads. “The City has made hundreds of masks available to protesters this week.”
Bryson Gray reacts to the Mayor of Minneapolis.
Frey linked the unrest to slavery during remarks he made on Thursday:
What we’ve seen over the last two days and the emotion-ridden conflict over last night is the result of so much built-up anger and sadness, anger and sadness that has been ingrained in our black community, not just because of five minutes of horror, but 400 years. If you’re feeling that sadness and that anger, it’s not only understandable, it’s right. It’s a reflection of the truth that our black community has lived. While not from lived experience, that sadness must also be understood by our non-black communities. To ignore it, to toss it out, would be to ignore the values we all claim to have. That are all the more important during a time of crisis.
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newswars--2020-05-29--‘Don’t throw money at black Americans to riot’: Candace Owens spars with Soros-funded NGO over alleg

‘Don’t throw money at black Americans to riot’: Candace Owens spars with Soros-funded NGO over alleged hand in Minneapolis unrest

Conservative firebrand Candace Owens has started a feud with Open Society Foundations , after accusing the George Soros-funded NGO of fueling the ongoing riots in Minneapolis .
Owens speculated that the fires and looting in Minneapolis was being carried out by activists linked to the billionaire , after noting that Police Chief Medaria Arradondo claimed the criminal activity was being instigated by people not native to the city .
“ My guess : As he did with Antifa , Democrat George Soros has these thugs on payroll .
He is funding the chaos via his Open Society Foundation , ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the George Floyd Murder and Minneapolis Riots .
The accusation clearly ruffled the NGO ’ s feathers , which fired back a retort insisting that they do not condone violence and “ do not pay people to protest.
” They also claimed that Owens was trying to “ distract ” from a case of “ police brutality.
” Unimpressed , Owens accused the group of “ throwing money at black Americans to riot ” and scolded the organization for spreading hate and dividing America .
“ You got what you wanted in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Soros himself is absolute filth in my book , ” read one of her scathing responses .
Soros ’ Open Society Foundations has indeed provided cash to activists linked with the Black Lives Matter movement – although the organization has long maintained that they “ don ’ t fund protests , per se.
” Protests erupted in Minneapolis after a brutal police arrest reportedly led to the death of an unarmed black man , George Floyd .
Although initial demonstrations were largely peaceful , Minneapolis has seen two nights of rioting .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the city ’ s police chief said that “ many of the people involved in the criminal conduct last night were not known Minneapolitans to them ” and were “ not recognized as being from the city.
” A police precinct headquarters was set ablaze on Thursday night , after law enforcement abandoned their position .
The Minnesota National Guard has been deployed to the area , purportedly to assist the city ’ s fire department as they battle fires set by rioters .
US President Donald Trump has warned that he could @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not restored .

Conservative firebrand Candace Owens has started a feud with Open Society Foundations, after accusing the George Soros-funded NGO of fueling the ongoing riots in Minneapolis.
Owens speculated that the fires and looting in Minneapolis was being carried out by activists linked to the billionaire, after noting that Police Chief Medaria Arradondo claimed the criminal activity was being instigated by people not native to the city.
“My guess: As he did with Antifa, Democrat George Soros has these thugs on payroll. He is funding the chaos via his Open Society Foundation,” the conservative commentator tweeted.
Raw footage of the George Floyd Murder and Minneapolis Riots.
The accusation clearly ruffled the NGO’s feathers, which fired back a retort insisting that they do not condone violence and “do not pay people to protest.” They also claimed that Owens was trying to “distract” from a case of “police brutality.”
Hi Candace, Mr. Soros and the Open Society Foundations oppose all violence and do not pay people to protest. We lament the effort, through baseless allegations, to distract from the crisis of police brutality in Minneapolis and in too many other parts of the country. — Open Society Foundations (@OpenSociety) May 28, 2020
Unimpressed, Owens accused the group of “throwing money at black Americans to riot” and scolded the organization for spreading hate and dividing America.
“You got what you wanted in Minnesota. Your organization is a disgrace and Soros himself is absolute filth in my book,” read one of her scathing responses.
Please do not throw money at black Americans to riot and then have the nerve to think we are so stupid as to believe the money was given out of genuine caring.
You got what you wanted in Minnesota. Your organization is a disgrace and Soros himself is absolute filth in my book. — Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) May 28, 2020
Soros’ Open Society Foundations has indeed provided cash to activists linked with the Black Lives Matter movement – although the organization has long maintained that they “don’t fund protests, per se.”
Protests erupted in Minneapolis after a brutal police arrest reportedly led to the death of an unarmed black man, George Floyd. Although initial demonstrations were largely peaceful, Minneapolis has seen two nights of rioting. During a press conference on Thursday, the city’s police chief said that “many of the people involved in the criminal conduct last night were not known Minneapolitans to them” and were “not recognized as being from the city.”
A police precinct headquarters was set ablaze on Thursday night, after law enforcement abandoned their position. The Minnesota National Guard has been deployed to the area, purportedly to assist the city’s fire department as they battle fires set by rioters. US President Donald Trump has warned that he could send in the military if order is not restored.


newswars--2020-05-29--Minneapolis Rioters Set Police Precinct On Fire, Cops Attacked While Fleeing; Trump Sends National G

Minneapolis Rioters Set Police Precinct On Fire, Cops Attacked While Fleeing; Trump Sends National Guard

Welcome to the New America™ .
The third precinct goes up in flames on the third night of riots .
@ @ @ @ @ the Minneapolis and LA riots .
Trump said he ’ s going to send in @ @ @ @ @ these THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd , and I won ’ t @ @ @ @ @ wonder if Kushner fed him that line .
On the flip side , I ’ @ @ @ @ @ the looting starts , the shooting starts ” was all Trump !
It appears the @ @ @ @ @ scene .
Similar riots are breaking out throughout the country : The Ohio Statehouse was @ @ @ @ @ government mobilized SWAT teams to take it back .
Shots were fired at the Colorado @ @ @ @ @ a Floyd protest :

Welcome to the New America™.
BREAKING: The third precinct police station is on fire. Rioters have taken over pic.twitter.com/AJg4jDr9Tz — Max Nesterak (@maxnesterak) May 29, 2020
The third precinct goes up in flames on the third night of riots.
Savanah and Tom react to the Minneapolis and LA riots.
This is the moment when Minneapolis police officers abandoned the 3rd precinct building. Rioters chased them as they left and continued to throw objects at the police vehicles. pic.twitter.com/KoxAAYiUIN — Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) May 29, 2020
Firefighters are stationed nearby but aren’t coming into the protest zone. pic.twitter.com/aRDapYSy51 — Max Nesterak (@maxnesterak) May 29, 2020
No police in sight pic.twitter.com/baiDgxktNi — Max Nesterak (@maxnesterak) May 29, 2020
MSNBC reporter says “I want to be clear on how I characterize this. This is mostly a protest. It is not generally speaking unruly.” As a building burns in the background…
pic.twitter.com/KGrtpPsF3E — Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) May 29, 2020
BREAKING: 3rd Police Precinct in Minneapolis Has Been Breached & Set on Fire; All Officers Have Evacuated The Area Firefighters not attempting to put out blaze pic.twitter.com/eqFBpxKAhW — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 29, 2020
The fire at the MPD’s 3rd Precinct was only at one corner 5 minutes ago. It’s now spread across the entire building. With no firefighters on scene… that building will likely be destroyed tonight. pic.twitter.com/t6p3Yv1KYV — Seth Kaplan (@Seth_Kaplan) May 29, 2020
We’re hearing unconfirmed reports that gas lines to the Third Precinct have been cut and other explosive materials are in the building. If you are near the building, for your safety, PLEASE RETREAT in the event the building explodes. — City of Minneapolis (@CityMinneapolis) May 29, 2020
Trump said he’s going to send in the National Guard because “these THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen.”
I wonder if Kushner fed him that line.
I can’t stand back & watch this happen to a great American City, Minneapolis. A total lack of leadership. Either the very weak Radical Left Mayor, Jacob Frey, get his act together and bring the City under control, or I will send in the National Guard & get the job done right….. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 29, 2020
….These THUGS are dishonoring the memory of George Floyd, and I won’t let that happen. Just spoke to Governor Tim Walz and told him that the Military is with him all the way. Any difficulty and we will assume control but, when the looting starts, the shooting starts. Thank you! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 29, 2020
On the flip side, I’m sure that “when the looting starts, the shooting starts” was all Trump!
It appears the Nation Guard is on the scene.
Multiple Humvees probably from the Minneapolis-Saint Paul Air Station are headed to the 3rd Precinct. Video from Snap Map. pic.twitter.com/IeVlvfb0zW — Edgar (@edgar2k20) May 29, 2020
#NationalGuard is in Minneapolis and moving towards the police station on fire pic.twitter.com/DzSCM2OiyT — FullThrottleTV (@FullThrottleeee) May 29, 2020
This is total pandemonium.
Amidst all this, police are being called to investigate a possible kidnapping from the parking lot across the street from their burning station; a screaming woman was said to have been forcibly put into a vehicle that then sped away, according to scanner traffic. — Libor Jany (@StribJany) May 29, 2020
Priority 1 calls piling up: in the past few minutes, a gunshot victim walked into HCMC, squads were dispatched to break up fights between looters and business owners near N. 42nd/Lyndale, and a group armed with guns and knives is trying to burglarize a corner store at 19th/3rd. — Libor Jany (@StribJany) May 29, 2020
Similar riots are breaking out throughout the country:
Shots fired in Louisville, KY pic.twitter.com/q25pw6QjKR — Luke Rudkowski (@Lukewearechange) May 29, 2020
Seeing a lot of reporters sharing a video of shots being fired in Louisville, claiming it was all a “peaceful protest.” So here’s the full video. They were trying to flip a police transport truck before shots were fired and we have no idea where the shots came from. pic.twitter.com/x0FJyqxm91 — Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) May 29, 2020
The Ohio Statehouse was raided by rioters and the government mobilized SWAT teams to take it back.
WATCH: Columbus protesters targeting the Ohio Statehouse just a little bit ago. State troopers responded from inside & Columbus PD came over from the nearby street. pic.twitter.com/4P7kRNVMv5 — Tyler Buchanan (@Tylerjoelb) May 29, 2020
NOW: Demonstratirs have moved to the Statehouse grounds and have broken windows. Some have gone inside. @nbc4i pic.twitter.com/VBtVbprA9G — Eric Halperin (@EricHalperinTV) May 29, 2020
Shots were fired at the Colorado State Capitol in Denver during a Floyd protest:
Breaking: 6-7 shots were fired in the direction of the Colorado State Capitol in Denver during a protest against the George Floyd killing. There are no reports of injuries. pic.twitter.com/8Fau1hnGKn — PM Breaking News (@PMBreakingNews) May 29, 2020
Both lanes of I25 are now blocked by protestors in Denver. pic.twitter.com/6XjnQGNR0d — James Dougherty (@DoughertyKMGH) May 29, 2020
Denver Police are letting off a bunch more chemical rounds in the direction of protesters across Colfax, even as traffic moves through the intersection. An RTD bus driver paused, then drove right through. #9News pic.twitter.com/0JGNArnRgp — Kyle Clark (@KyleClark) May 29, 2020


newswars--2020-05-29--There Will Be A Lot More Rioting, Looting And Civil Unrest As The U.S. Economy Continues To Crumble

What we have been witnessing on the streets of Minneapolis is just the beginning .
Our nation is so deeply divided , and a large portion of the population is losing faith in the basic institutions that govern our society .
Personally , I don ’ t know how anyone can watch the video of what happened to George Floyd without having an emotional reaction .
Police brutality has been a massive problem in the United States for many years , and it has gotten to the point where most of the country no longer has faith in the police @ @ @ @ @ @ @ helping their cause by burning down the communities that they are supposedly defending .
And after causing so much chaos on Wednesday night , protesters were back in the streets of Minneapolis on Thursday… Sadly , this is just a small preview of what is coming to major cities all over America .
If you think that these riots about police brutality are intense , just wait until the economic riots start .
We are moving into a time when millions upon millions of Americans will become increasingly desperate as we plunge even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ On Thursday , we learned that another 2.1 million Americans filed initial claims for unemployment benefits last week… This was the 10th week in a row when the number of new claims for unemployment benefits has been above 2 million .
As I keep reminding my readers , prior to this year the highest that number had ever been for a single week was 695,000 in 1982 .
So even after so many catastrophic weeks in a row , we are still at a level that is approximately three times higher than that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Americans have filed new claims for unemployment benefits over the past 10 weeks .
That is the greatest spike in unemployment in all of U.S. history by a very wide margin , and it means that more than one-fourth of all the jobs in the United States have already been wiped out .
But for now , the impact of those job losses has been cushioned by the extremely generous $ 600 a week unemployment bonuses that the federal government has been handing out , but those benefits are set to expire at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are not extended we will see a massive national temper tantrum , and right now President Trump and Republican leaders in the Senate do not plan to extend them .
We shall see what happens , but we may soon have tens of millions of very angry unemployed Americans that are unable to pay their bills anymore .
And with each passing day , more bad economic news just keeps rolling in .
We just learned that orders for durable goods were down 19.4 percent on a year over year basis last month @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pending home sales were down 34.6 percent in April compared to the same month a year ago .
As I discussed yesterday , we are watching a full-blown economic collapse begin to unfold , and the fact that many U.S. states are starting to “ reopen for business ” is not going to stop the momentum that has now been created .
During the first few weeks of the pandemic , there was just a trickle of major bankruptcies , but now that trickle has become a flood… In the first few weeks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a trickle : companies like Alaskan airline Ravn Air pushed into bankruptcy as travel came to a halt and markets collapsed .
But the financial distress wrought by the shutdowns only deepened , producing what is now a wave of insolvencies washing through America ’ s corporations .
In May alone , some 27 companies reporting at least $ 50 million in liabilities sought court protection from creditors — the highest number since the Great Recession .
They range from well-known U.S. mainstays such as J.C. Penney Co. and J .
Crew Group @ @ @ @ @ @ @ SA and Avianca Holdings , their business decimated as travelers stayed put .
And we are watching store closings occur at a rate that we have never seen before in our entire history .
At this point , Coresight Research is projecting that about 25,000 stores will permanently close by the end of this calendar year… So much anger was building up all over America during the “ good years ” , and now this new economic depression is going to make things much , much worse .
When there are no jobs @ @ @ @ @ @ @ provide the basics for their families , we are going to see frustration on a scale that is unlike anything we have ever witnessed before .
So please take careful note of what is happening in the streets of Minneapolis right now , because that is what the future is going to look like in all of our major cities .

What we have been witnessing on the streets of Minneapolis is just the beginning.
Our nation is so deeply divided, and a large portion of the population is losing faith in the basic institutions that govern our society.
Personally, I don’t know how anyone can watch the video of what happened to George Floyd without having an emotional reaction.
Police brutality has been a massive problem in the United States for many years, and it has gotten to the point where most of the country no longer has faith in the police.
Of course the rioters are not helping their cause by burning down the communities that they are supposedly defending.
And after causing so much chaos on Wednesday night, protesters were back in the streets of Minneapolis on Thursday…
Protests and, in some cases, violence, continued Thursday in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody after a white officer pinned him to the ground under his knee. Hundreds of protesters flooded Minneapolis streets Thursday evening for a march through downtown. Traffic was halted as a crowd of people stretched for up to four blocks. Protesters shouted “I can’t breathe” and “no justice, no peace; prosecute the police” as volunteer marshals in highlighter-colored vests directed traffic.
Sadly, this is just a small preview of what is coming to major cities all over America.
If you think that these riots about police brutality are intense, just wait until the economic riots start.
We are moving into a time when millions upon millions of Americans will become increasingly desperate as we plunge even deeper into a new economic depression. On Thursday, we learned that another 2.1 million Americans filed initial claims for unemployment benefits last week…
First-time claims for unemployment benefits totaled 2.1 million last week, the lowest total since the coronavirus crisis began though indicative that a historically high number of Americans remain separated from their jobs. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been looking for 2.05 million. The total represented a decrease of 323,000 from the previous week’s upwardly revised 2.438 million.
This was the 10th week in a row when the number of new claims for unemployment benefits has been above 2 million.
As I keep reminding my readers, prior to this year the highest that number had ever been for a single week was 695,000 in 1982.
So even after so many catastrophic weeks in a row, we are still at a level that is approximately three times higher than that old record.
Overall, 40.8 million Americans have filed new claims for unemployment benefits over the past 10 weeks. That is the greatest spike in unemployment in all of U.S. history by a very wide margin, and it means that more than one-fourth of all the jobs in the United States have already been wiped out.
But for now, the impact of those job losses has been cushioned by the extremely generous $600 a week unemployment bonuses that the federal government has been handing out, but those benefits are set to expire at the end of July…
Right now, many are able to take advantage of an additional $600 a week in unemployment benefits provided by the federal government on top of each state’s standard jobless benefit. But that benefit is set to expire at the end of July if Congress does not pass another stimulus bill to extend benefits.
If those benefits are not extended we will see a massive national temper tantrum, and right now President Trump and Republican leaders in the Senate do not plan to extend them.
We shall see what happens, but we may soon have tens of millions of very angry unemployed Americans that are unable to pay their bills anymore.
And with each passing day, more bad economic news just keeps rolling in. We just learned that orders for durable goods were down 19.4 percent on a year over year basis last month, and we also just learned that pending home sales were down 34.6 percent in April compared to the same month a year ago.
As I discussed yesterday, we are watching a full-blown economic collapse begin to unfold, and the fact that many U.S. states are starting to “reopen for business” is not going to stop the momentum that has now been created.
During the first few weeks of the pandemic, there was just a trickle of major bankruptcies, but now that trickle has become a flood…
In the first few weeks of the pandemic, it was just a trickle: companies like Alaskan airline Ravn Air pushed into bankruptcy as travel came to a halt and markets collapsed. But the financial distress wrought by the shutdowns only deepened, producing what is now a wave of insolvencies washing through America’s corporations. In May alone, some 27 companies reporting at least $50 million in liabilities sought court protection from creditors — the highest number since the Great Recession. They range from well-known U.S. mainstays such as J.C. Penney Co. and J. Crew Group Inc. to air carriers Latam Airlines Group SA and Avianca Holdings, their business decimated as travelers stayed put.
And we are watching store closings occur at a rate that we have never seen before in our entire history.
At this point, Coresight Research is projecting that about 25,000 stores will permanently close by the end of this calendar year…
Coresight Research, which tracks retail openings and closings, has upped its projected store closures for 2020 from 8,000 at the beginning of the year to 15,000 at the beginning of March to about 25,000 now. “That’s unlike anything the industry has ever seen,” Coresight CEO and founder Deborah Weinswig said. “It’s the speed with which it’s all happening which has been a little surprising.”
So much anger was building up all over America during the “good years”, and now this new economic depression is going to make things much, much worse.
When there are no jobs available and people can’t even provide the basics for their families, we are going to see frustration on a scale that is unlike anything we have ever witnessed before.
So please take careful note of what is happening in the streets of Minneapolis right now, because that is what the future is going to look like in all of our major cities.


newswars--2020-05-29--Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey: ‘Anger’ Shown is Result of ‘400 Years’ of Slavery And Racism

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey ( D ) on Thursday appeared to justify the riots in his city by claiming the anger shown was “ not just because of five minutes of horror , but 400 years.
” While making the statement , Frey also acted like he was crying : From NBC News , “ Minneapolis mayor says anger over George Floyd death ‘ not only understandable , it ’ s right ’ ” : Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey choked back tears on Thursday and told protesters who were decrying the police-involved death of George Floyd that their anger was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s right.
” The mayor ’ s eyes appeared red from tears as , just a few miles away , firefighters were still dousing flames from protests that turned violent overnight , demonstrations that erupted after Floyd ’ s death in police custody on Monday .
“ What we ’ ve seen over the last two days … is the result of so much built-up anger and sadness , ” he told reporters .
“ Anger and sadness that has been ingrained in our black community , not just because of five minutes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Alex Jones exposes the racial division rhetoric being ramped up in the wake of the senseless murder of George Floyd by an out-of-control cop .
I guess the big screen TVs we saw looted were a form of reparations ?
Incidentally , NBC News failed to mention that firefighters were attacked on Wednesday night when they moved in to try and start putting out some of the 30 or so fires set by rioters .
A six-story , 190-unit $ 30 million affordable housing project under construction in Minneapolis was one of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
During the same press conference , Minneapolis City Council VP Andrea Jenkins called on colleagues “ to declare a state of emergency declaring racism as a public health issue.
” “ Until we name this virus , this disease that has infected America for the past 400 years , we will never , ever resolve this issue , ” Jenkins said .
As I reported last night , Rep. Ilhan Omar ( D-MN ) put out a similar statement to Frey ’ s , tweeting that “ our anger is just ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ”

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) on Thursday appeared to justify the riots in his city by claiming the anger shown was “not just because of five minutes of horror, but 400 years.”
While making the statement, Frey also acted like he was crying:
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said the anger over the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed African-American man, by a white police officer goes back ‘400 years’ https://t.co/vcnpnPxHji pic.twitter.com/he6IudKVFP — Reuters (@Reuters) May 28, 2020
From NBC News, “Minneapolis mayor says anger over George Floyd death ‘not only understandable, it’s right’”:
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey choked back tears on Thursday and told protesters who were decrying the police-involved death of George Floyd that their anger was “not only understandable, it’s right.” The mayor’s eyes appeared red from tears as, just a few miles away, firefighters were still dousing flames from protests that turned violent overnight, demonstrations that erupted after Floyd’s death in police custody on Monday. “What we’ve seen over the last two days … is the result of so much built-up anger and sadness,” he told reporters. “Anger and sadness that has been ingrained in our black community, not just because of five minutes of horror, but 400 years.”
Alex Jones exposes the racial division rhetoric being ramped up in the wake of the senseless murder of George Floyd by an out-of-control cop.
I guess the big screen TVs we saw looted were a form of reparations?
This will sure make the police treat them with more respect. 🤡 pic.twitter.com/jSxtfAM9c4 — Mark Dice (@MarkDice) May 28, 2020
Incidentally, NBC News failed to mention that firefighters were attacked on Wednesday night when they moved in to try and start putting out some of the 30 or so fires set by rioters.
A six-story, 190-unit $30 million affordable housing project under construction in Minneapolis was one of the buildings that was burned to the ground.
During the same press conference, Minneapolis City Council VP Andrea Jenkins called on colleagues “to declare a state of emergency declaring racism as a public health issue.”
“Until we name this virus, this disease that has infected America for the past 400 years, we will never, ever resolve this issue,” Jenkins said.
Minneapolis City Council VP Andrea Jenkins: “I am asking my colleagues … to declare a state of emergency declaring racism as a public health issue. Until we name this virus, this disease that has infected America for the past 400 years, we will never, ever resolve this issue.” pic.twitter.com/2MIz8IDOGm — MSNBC (@MSNBC) May 28, 2020
As I reported last night, Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) put out a similar statement to Frey’s, tweeting that “our anger is just” and “our anger is warranted.”


newswars--2020-05-30--President Trump Declares War on Communist Chinese Evil

President Trump announced the United States has terminated its relationship with the Chicom-friendly World Health Organization and has revealed that @ @ @ @ @ national security of the country :

President Trump announced the United States has terminated its relationship with the Chicom-friendly World Health Organization and has revealed that China is working against the national security of the country:
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America In Chaos

Lockdown is officially over in the city of Minneapolis , Minnesota , as looters and rioters descend upon the city @ @ @ @ @ for what they deem as “ justice ” for the murder of George Floyd this @ @ @

Lockdown is officially over in the city of Minneapolis, Minnesota, as looters and rioters descend upon the city destroying everything in their path for what they deem as “justice” for the murder of George Floyd this past Monday.


newswars--2020-05-29--SpaceX Starship SN4 prototype explodes after engine test in Texas (VIDEO)

The Starship SN4 prototype , built by Elon Musk ’ s SpaceX company for interplanetary flights , has blown up @ @ @ @ @ Texas .
It ’ s already the third prototype to explode this year .
A @ @ @ @ @ s website showed white smoke coming out of the spacecraft before it was obliterated in @ @ @ @ @ were carrying out fire tests of its methane Raptor engine as part of the Starship @ @ @ @ @ range in Boca Chica on Friday .
The blast occurred after the test was already @ @ @ @ @ a fuel leak , according to the broadcast .
Two other Starship SN4 prototypes exploded @ @ @ @ @ April when liquid nitrogen was pumped into them .
The Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy @ @ @ @ @ Starship system , ’ which Musk hopes will someday be able to deliver people and @ @ @ @ @ orbit as well as to the Moon .
Small Business Owner in Fight for His @ @ @ @ @ He ’ s Non-Essential

The Starship SN4 prototype, built by Elon Musk’s SpaceX company for interplanetary flights, has blown up after an engine test in Texas. It’s already the third prototype to explode this year.
A live broadcast on NASA’s website showed white smoke coming out of the spacecraft before it was obliterated in a massive explosion.
A Starship prototype just exploded in Boca Chica, Texas during static fire testing. SpaceX was granted an FAA license yesterday to conduct suborbital flights, not sure when those first test flights will happen. Video/live feed from @NASASpaceflight pic.twitter.com/dqnQv1lqBV — Joey Roulette (@joroulette) May 29, 2020
SpaceX were carrying out fire tests of its methane Raptor engine as part of the Starship SN4 launch trial at the range in Boca Chica on Friday.
The blast occurred after the test was already completed and was caused by a fuel leak, according to the broadcast.
Two other Starship SN4 prototypes exploded during testing in February and April when liquid nitrogen was pumped into them.
The Starship spacecraft and Super Heavy booster together make the ‘Starship system,’ which Musk hopes will someday be able to deliver people and cargo to Earth’s orbit as well as to the Moon.
Small Business Owner in Fight for His Life Against Governor Who Says He’s Non-Essential


newswars--2020-05-29--Media Flames Race Riots in Minneapolis

Media Flames Race Riots in Minneapolis

Day 3 in Minneapolis .
The leftstream media fans the flames of race riots .
Meanwhile , video surfaces of @ @ @ @ @ to black youth .

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newswars--2020-05-29--Flashback: Black Business Owner Furious After Business Destroyed During L.A. Riots

Footage from 1992 shows a black business owner angrily condemning rioters who destroyed his business following the Rodney King riots @ @ @ @ @ parallel to scenes currently emerging from Minneapolis .
In the decades-old clip being shared across @ @ @ @ @ walks up and down the street holding a hammer as he yells , “ You @ @ @ @ @ I worked so hard for this !
It ’ s not right !
It ’ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s not right what ya ’ ll doing !
I ’ m came from @ @ @ @ @ as all of you did !
” The person who shared the clip , @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s “ truck was also set on fire.
” The disheartening scene unfortunately played @ @ @ @ @ of the George Floyd riots , as another black business owner who used his life @ @ @ @ @ bar sobbed as rioters and looters destroyed everything he had .

Footage from 1992 shows a black business owner angrily condemning rioters who destroyed his business following the Rodney King riots in LA, an eerie parallel to scenes currently emerging from Minneapolis.
In the decades-old clip being shared across social media, the man walks up and down the street holding a hammer as he yells, “You burnt down my store! I worked so hard for this! It’s not right! It’s not right! It’s not right what ya’ll doing! I’m came from the ghetto too, same as all of you did!”
This clip from the LA riots of 1992 is of a store owner who had his shop looted and set on fire, his truck was also set on fire. Almost 30 years later, it’s still relevant. pic.twitter.com/z8lNUfhlLK — Count Dankula🏴 (@CountDankulaTV) May 29, 2020
The person who shared the clip, @CountDankulaTV, added the man’s “truck was also set on fire.”
The disheartening scene unfortunately played out again in the wake of the George Floyd riots, as another black business owner who used his life savings to open up a bar sobbed as rioters and looters destroyed everything he had.
Oh great, we now have the modern version. Fuck this.https://t.co/G0SILnhHGU — Count Dankula🏴 (@CountDankulaTV) May 29, 2020
Kaitlin discusses last night’s events in Minnesota


newswars--2020-05-29--Van Jones: Every White Person Has ‘Virus’ in Brain, It’s ‘Too Late to Be Innocent’

In a recent CNN segment covering the recent Minneapolis riots over the unlawful killing of suspected fraudster George Floyd , Van Jones made some choice remarks suggesting that “ white people had a virus in his or her brain ” and that it was “ too late to be innocent.
” Many emotions have oozed out of the polarizing police killing of a black man during an unnecessarily brutal arrest as Minneapolis faces another day of rioting .
Van Jones , appearing on CNN , gave his take on the matter , distilled into a 66-second clip , where he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ late to be innocent.
” On the segment , Jones said : “ there ’ s another reality here , that you ’ re starting to see : so , even the most liberal , well-intentioned white person has a virus in his or her brain that can be activated at an instant.
” He continued : “ And so , what you ’ re seeing now is a curtain falling away .
Look in the mirror at how you choke off black opportunity , how you choke off black dignity , how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fed up ; people are telling me they ’ re tired of hashtags–it ’ s not the racist white person who ’ s in the Ku Klux Klan that we have to worry about.
” “ And James Baldwin said it best : ‘ white people in these situations are always innocent– ‘ oh my God , I can ’ t believe this ; teach me , educate me , help me understand , like , how did this happen ?
Talk to me , tell me something , tell me what to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people are always innocent , and their innocence constitutes their crime .
It is too late to be innocent.
” Jones ’ words were not well-received , with many condemning what he said .
Others poked fun at the media ’ s narrative to sow further division in America ’ s race relations as the mainstream media is continually accused of lopsidedly promoting certain stories while suppressing others .
Alex Jones breaks down Trump ’ s decision to take executive action against Big Tech censorship .

In a recent CNN segment covering the recent Minneapolis riots over the unlawful killing of suspected fraudster George Floyd, Van Jones made some choice remarks suggesting that “white people had a virus in his or her brain” and that it was “too late to be innocent.”
Many emotions have oozed out of the polarizing police killing of a black man during an unnecessarily brutal arrest as Minneapolis faces another day of rioting.
Van Jones, appearing on CNN, gave his take on the matter, distilled into a 66-second clip, where he accused white people of being “too late to be innocent.”
On the segment, Jones said: “there’s another reality here, that you’re starting to see: so, even the most liberal, well-intentioned white person has a virus in his or her brain that can be activated at an instant.”
He continued: “And so, what you’re seeing now is a curtain falling away. Look in the mirror at how you choke off black opportunity, how you choke off black dignity, how you behave.”
“People are now fed up; people are telling me they’re tired of hashtags–it’s not the racist white person who’s in the Ku Klux Klan that we have to worry about.”
“And James Baldwin said it best: ‘white people in these situations are always innocent–‘oh my God, I can’t believe this; teach me, educate me, help me understand, like, how did this happen? Talk to me, tell me something, tell me what to do.”
He added: “white people are always innocent, and their innocence constitutes their crime. It is too late to be innocent.”
CNN: Every white person has a virus in their brain. It’s too late to be innocent. pic.twitter.com/DwZzlTEJ2j — american nationalist (@NationalistTV) May 29, 2020
Jones’ words were not well-received, with many condemning what he said. Others poked fun at the media’s narrative to sow further division in America’s race relations as the mainstream media is continually accused of lopsidedly promoting certain stories while suppressing others.
Alex Jones breaks down Trump’s decision to take executive action against Big Tech censorship.


newswars--2020-05-29--The German Court’s Unexpected Blow to the ECB

Since the beginning of the year , the corona crisis has come to monopolize news coverage to the extent that a lot of very important stories and developments either went underreported or were ignored altogether .
One such example was the very surprising ruling that came out of the German Constitutional Court in early May , which challenged the actions and remit of the European Central Bank ( ECB ) .
This decision could have severe repercussions if it were upheld , but the reactions to it are arguably even more consequential and telling of the ECB and the EU @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on respecting member states ’ own laws , and on their own expansive powers .
In essence , the court ’ s decision made it clear that the ECB ’ s quantitative easing ( QE ) program did not respect the “ principle of proportionality , ” abusing the ECB mandate , while the German government failed to challenge the bank ’ s policies as it should have .
The ruling also mentioned the side effects of the program and of the ECB ’ s overall ultraloose policy direction , such as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was highlighted in the official decision , “ the ECB fails to conduct the necessary balancing of the monetary policy objective against the economic policy effects arising from the program .
Therefore , the decisions at issue…exceed the monetary policy mandate of the ECB.
” As a result , the court issued an ultimatum and directly asked the Bundesbank to comply with its ruling and therefore to stop buying government bonds under the ECB ’ s QE program in the next three months .
This decision , which was largely unexpected , has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stability of the euro area .
It has also brought to the surface existing frictions not just over monetary policy , but over the legal standing of the ECB , the EU , and their relationship with member states .
Serious questions over sovereignty , national law , and institutional overreach were once again raised , as were challenges to the legitimacy of centralized EU authority and institutions .
Given the severity of these challenges , especially in a time like this , of great uncertainty and increasing public discontent , it is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time in responding to the German court ’ s decision .
Chief ECB economist Philip Lane directly contradicted the court , claiming that the QE program is indeed “ proportionate ” to the economic situation , while President Lagarde appeared unflinching in her stance , declaring that the ECB is “ undeterred ” by the decision .
The European Court of Justice ( ECJ ) also appeared dismissive of the ruling , reiterating that the issue was in the bloc ’ s judicial authority and that it alone has jurisdiction to decide whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ This stance was made even more plain by the president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen , who in her official statement on the matter highlighted in no uncertain terms that “ EU law has primacy over national law.
” There are two important takeaways from this legal challenge , or more accurately , from the response to it .
For one thing , the core principle that the ECJ expressed , namely , that only it can decide if EU institutions are breaking EU laws is deeply troubling to begin @ @ @ @ @ @ @ no say in any of this is problematic enough , but the idea of concentrating power and legal authority to this incestuous degree is plainly an affront not just to Western principles of justice , but also to common sense .
There is a reason for the separation of powers , and in a rough analogy , it is clear why the duties of the lawmaker , the judge , jury , and executioner can not be all be assigned to the same person .
This basic commonsensical idea of fairness that even @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is frequently stepped upon by any kind of state or “ public ” court of course .
The concept of impartiality often goes out the door , especially when the state is responsible for adjudicating cases against itself .
The same principle applies in this case : it is simply ridiculous to have the same group of technocrats , bureaucrats , and functionaries , who are largely unelected and unaccountable to the citizens they rule over in any real way , control all the levels of legislation , governance , and justice .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ they get to write the rules and enforce them , but they also police themselves , check each other ’ s work and then deliver “ justice ” without any interference or argument by the representatives of those who are directly affected by their actions .
Member states are entirely excluded from the process , even those whose citizens are forced to pay the bill for all the generous programs and ambitious initiatives .
Such a perverse construct is not only abominable in terms of fairness and transparency , but it is also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ms. Lagarde and Ms .
Von der Leyen might make for good PR and their efforts to exude confidence in their institutions is certainly necessary in their respective positions ; however , they both probably understand the hollowness and limitations of this kind of blasé stance , as does everybody else .
Not being worried over a legal challenge out of Greece or Italy , or any other highly dependent net receiver out of the bloc would be understandable .
Not so with Germany .
The second lesson out of this confrontation was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the ECB in this fight .
Former German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble , a vocal critic of QE and of the bank ’ s loose policies in general , appeared to be displeased by the court ruling , but for very interesting and clearly articulated reasons .
As he put it , It ’ s very possible that the existence of the euro is now put into question in other European Union member states , because every national constitutional court can decide for itself .
This situation makes nobody happy .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ seems to lament is the fact that there is a possibility , albeit remote , that member states might get a say in monetary policy decisions .
The floodgates could be opened and every country could conceivably decide for itself , not just on the currency they use , but also on how to use it , according to its own specific needs and economic realities .
What Mr. Schaeuble and his peers appear to be dreading is the idea of decentralization .

Since the beginning of the year, the corona crisis has come to monopolize news coverage to the extent that a lot of very important stories and developments either went underreported or were ignored altogether.
One such example was the very surprising ruling that came out of the German Constitutional Court in early May, which challenged the actions and remit of the European Central Bank (ECB). This decision could have severe repercussions if it were upheld, but the reactions to it are arguably even more consequential and telling of the ECB and the EU’s stance on national sovereignty, on respecting member states’ own laws, and on their own expansive powers.
The ECB “went too far”
In essence, the court’s decision made it clear that the ECB’s quantitative easing (QE) program did not respect the “principle of proportionality,” abusing the ECB mandate, while the German government failed to challenge the bank’s policies as it should have. The ruling also mentioned the side effects of the program and of the ECB’s overall ultraloose policy direction, such as the penalizing of savers and pensioners. As was highlighted in the official decision, “the ECB fails to conduct the necessary balancing of the monetary policy objective against the economic policy effects arising from the program. Therefore, the decisions at issue…exceed the monetary policy mandate of the ECB.” As a result, the court issued an ultimatum and directly asked the Bundesbank to comply with its ruling and therefore to stop buying government bonds under the ECB’s QE program in the next three months.
This decision, which was largely unexpected, has once again reignited serious concerns over the stability of the euro area. It has also brought to the surface existing frictions not just over monetary policy, but over the legal standing of the ECB, the EU, and their relationship with member states. Serious questions over sovereignty, national law, and institutional overreach were once again raised, as were challenges to the legitimacy of centralized EU authority and institutions.
Given the severity of these challenges, especially in a time like this, of great uncertainty and increasing public discontent, it is not surprising that those institutions wasted no time in responding to the German court’s decision. Chief ECB economist Philip Lane directly contradicted the court, claiming that the QE program is indeed “proportionate” to the economic situation, while President Lagarde appeared unflinching in her stance, declaring that the ECB is “undeterred” by the decision.
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) also appeared dismissive of the ruling, reiterating that the issue was in the bloc’s judicial authority and that it alone has jurisdiction to decide whether EU bodies are breaking EU law. This stance was made even more plain by the president of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, who in her official statement on the matter highlighted in no uncertain terms that “EU law has primacy over national law.”
Momentous Implications
There are two important takeaways from this legal challenge, or more accurately, from the response to it. For one thing, the core principle that the ECJ expressed, namely, that only it can decide if EU institutions are breaking EU laws is deeply troubling to begin with. Admitting that member states get no say in any of this is problematic enough, but the idea of concentrating power and legal authority to this incestuous degree is plainly an affront not just to Western principles of justice, but also to common sense.
There is a reason for the separation of powers, and in a rough analogy, it is clear why the duties of the lawmaker, the judge, jury, and executioner cannot be all be assigned to the same person. This basic commonsensical idea of fairness that even children understand in their playground disputes, is frequently stepped upon by any kind of state or “public” court of course. The concept of impartiality often goes out the door, especially when the state is responsible for adjudicating cases against itself.
The same principle applies in this case: it is simply ridiculous to have the same group of technocrats, bureaucrats, and functionaries, who are largely unelected and unaccountable to the citizens they rule over in any real way, control all the levels of legislation, governance, and justice. In other words, not only do they get to write the rules and enforce them, but they also police themselves, check each other’s work and then deliver “justice” without any interference or argument by the representatives of those who are directly affected by their actions. Member states are entirely excluded from the process, even those whose citizens are forced to pay the bill for all the generous programs and ambitious initiatives.
Such a perverse construct is not only abominable in terms of fairness and transparency, but it is also entirely unsustainable. The nonchalant dismissiveness of Ms. Lagarde and Ms. Von der Leyen might make for good PR and their efforts to exude confidence in their institutions is certainly necessary in their respective positions; however, they both probably understand the hollowness and limitations of this kind of blasé stance, as does everybody else. Not being worried over a legal challenge out of Greece or Italy, or any other highly dependent net receiver out of the bloc would be understandable. Not so with Germany.
The second lesson out of this confrontation was best summed up by an unlikely supporter of the ECB in this fight. Former German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, a vocal critic of QE and of the bank’s loose policies in general, appeared to be displeased by the court ruling, but for very interesting and clearly articulated reasons. As he put it,
It’s very possible that the existence of the euro is now put into question in other European Union member states, because every national constitutional court can decide for itself. This situation makes nobody happy.
In clearer terms, what the former minister seems to lament is the fact that there is a possibility, albeit remote, that member states might get a say in monetary policy decisions. The floodgates could be opened and every country could conceivably decide for itself, not just on the currency they use, but also on how to use it, according to its own specific needs and economic realities. What Mr. Schaeuble and his peers appear to be dreading is the idea of decentralization.


newswars--2020-05-29--Rapper Lil Wayne on George Floyd: Stop Blaming Whole Police Force, “Bunch of facts we think we know

Rapper Lil Wayne on George Floyd: Stop Blaming Whole Police Force, “Bunch of facts we think we know that we don’t know”

Rapper Lil Wayne injected common sense into the discussion surrounding the death of George Floyd , saying the blame should not be placed on the entire police force as the result of one ’ s actions .
Speaking to colleague Fat Joe on Instagram Live , the rap star , whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter , Jr. , imparted the blame should be directed at specific individuals rather than an entire group .
“ I think when we see these situations , I think we also have to understand that we have to get very specific .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I mean by that , we have to stop viewing it from such a broad view , meaning we have to stop placing the blame on the whole force and the whole everybody of a certain race or everybody with a badge.
” “ We have to get into who that person is .
If we want to place the blame on anybody , it should be ourselves for not doing more than what we think we ’ re doing.
” Lil Wayne added he doesn ’ t typically get active on issues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do more than just virtue signal with a hashtag or a tweet on social media or on clothing he wears .
“ The reason people always ask me like why you don ’ t say this , or why you don ’ t do that , is because what else am I gon na do after that ?
Some people put a tweet out and they think they did something .
Some people wear a shirt , and they think they did something.
” “ I mean , what you gon ’ do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the person ?
Did you actually help the family ?
Did you actually go out and do something ?
” “ If I ain ’ t about to do all that , then I ain ’ t about to do nothing , ” Wayne said .
“ I pray for them.
” The rapper also encouraged people to gather all the facts about a situation before staging protests .
“ What we need to do , we need to learn about it more , ” he said .
“ If we want to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re screaming about .
You wan na protest about something , know what we protesting about.
” “ It ’ s a bunch of facts that we think we know that we don ’ t know , ” Wayne added .
“ If we want to get into it , know what we talkin ’ about before we talk about it .
Because we scream bout things that sometimes they ain ’ t true.
” Rap-up reports Wayne also distanced himself from the Black Lives Matter movement in 2016 , telling ABC @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t feel connected to a damn thing that ain ’ t got nothin ’ to do with me , ” he said .
“ If you do , you crazy as shit .
You , not the camera , you .
Feeling connected to something that ain ’ t got nothin ’ to do with you ?
If it ain ’ t got nothin ’ to do with me , I ain ’ t connected to it .
”

Rapper Lil Wayne injected common sense into the discussion surrounding the death of George Floyd, saying the blame should not be placed on the entire police force as the result of one’s actions.
Speaking to colleague Fat Joe on Instagram Live, the rap star, whose real name is Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr., imparted the blame should be directed at specific individuals rather than an entire group.
Lil Wayne speaks on the murder in Minneapolis of George Floyd, he says we should blame ourselves for it (@FatJoe Show) pic.twitter.com/DqYrCypHJl — Complex Ambition (@ComplexAmbition) May 29, 2020
“I think when we see these situations, I think we also have to understand that we have to get very specific. We have to get so specific and what I mean by that, we have to stop viewing it from such a broad view, meaning we have to stop placing the blame on the whole force and the whole everybody of a certain race or everybody with a badge.”
“We have to get into who that person is. If we want to place the blame on anybody, it should be ourselves for not doing more than what we think we’re doing.”
Lil Wayne added he doesn’t typically get active on issues like other celebrities because he likes to do more than just virtue signal with a hashtag or a tweet on social media or on clothing he wears.
“The reason people always ask me like why you don’t say this, or why you don’t do that, is because what else am I gonna do after that? Some people put a tweet out and they think they did something. Some people wear a shirt, and they think they did something.”
“I mean, what you gon’ do after that? Did you actually help the person? Did you actually help the family? Did you actually go out and do something?”
“If I ain’t about to do all that, then I ain’t about to do nothing,” Wayne said. “I pray for them.”
The rapper also encouraged people to gather all the facts about a situation before staging protests.
“What we need to do, we need to learn about it more,” he said. “If we want to scream about something, know what we’re screaming about. You wanna protest about something, know what we protesting about.”
“It’s a bunch of facts that we think we know that we don’t know,” Wayne added. “If we want to get into it, know what we talkin’ about before we talk about it. Because we scream bout things that sometimes they ain’t true.”
Rap-up reports Wayne also distanced himself from the Black Lives Matter movement in 2016, telling ABC’s Nightline, “I don’t feel connected to a damn thing that ain’t got nothin’ to do with me,” he said. “If you do, you crazy as shit. You, not the camera, you. Feeling connected to something that ain’t got nothin’ to do with you? If it ain’t got nothin’ to do with me, I ain’t connected to it.”
Kaitlin discusses last night’s events in Minnesota


newswars--2020-05-29--Steve Carell, Seth Rogen Among Celebs Donating Bail Money for Minneapolis Protesters

Actors Steve Carell and Seth Rogen are among the Hollywood celebrities donating money to the Minnesota Freedom Fund , a @ @ @ @ @ to bail out protesters in Minneapolis as rioters and looters flood the streets in the @ @ @ @ @ s police involved death .
The list of stars donating to the Minnesota Freedom Fund @ @ @ @ @ s who of monied Hollywood elites — Don Cheadle , Olivia Wilde , Patton Oswalt @ @ @ @ @ Monáe , Ben Schwartz , and actress Beanie Feldstein .
Riots have kicked off from @ @ @ @ @ video captured former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on Floyd ’ s neck for @ @ @ @ @ for air .

Actors Steve Carell and Seth Rogen are among the Hollywood celebrities donating money to the Minnesota Freedom Fund, a nonprofit group raising money used to bail out protesters in Minneapolis as rioters and looters flood the streets in the wake of George Floyd’s police involved death.
The list of stars donating to the Minnesota Freedom Fund reads like a who’s who of monied Hollywood elites — Don Cheadle, Olivia Wilde, Patton Oswalt, Nick Kroll, Janelle Monáe, Ben Schwartz, and actress Beanie Feldstein.
Riots have kicked off from Los Angeles to Minneapolis after video captured former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck for several minutes despite Floyd pleading for air.
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newswars--2020-05-29--Are There Elements Of Planned Chaos In Minneapolis?

Is the mayhem in Minneapolis , Minnesota being intensified by agent provocateurs ?

Are There Elements Of Planned Chaos In Minneapolis? Extremely suspicious information continues to come out of the riots


newswars--2020-05-29--Gun Fired Into GOP Office During ‘MAGA Meetup,’ RNC Says

A gun may have been fired at a GOP office in Arizona , according to party officials .
A small group of GOP volunteers was reportedly convened at the Mohave County Republican Central Committee when a window near the front door of the building abruptly shattered .
“ An RNC official told Fox News that at around 7:00 p.m. , a group of five GOP volunteers were gathered in the Mohave County Republican Office in BullHead City , Ariz. , to host an online ‘ MAGA Meet Up ’ — an online tool the campaign uses to talk with supporters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ near the front door , ” Fox News reports .
Bullhead City Police say they are currently investigating an aggravated assault and criminal damage incident , but do not believe the destruction was caused by a gun blast .
“ On Thursday , May 28 , at about 7:20 p.m. , police were called for a report of a weapons offense , ” a police spokesperson said .
“ The investigation revealed that an unknown object penetrated through the window and blinds .
At this time , police do not know what caused @ @ @ @ @ @ @ however , it is NOT believed to be caused by a firearm.
” Multiple eyewitnesses are reportedly military veterans who say it “ seemed like a gunshot , based on their experience with weaponry , ” calling the impact “ extremely loud and quick.
” The RNC official says they have “ no reason to doubt ” the eyewitness accounts of the event , but they welcome a police investigation .
“ Last night , another group of President Donald Trump supporters appeared to be targeted when a gun shot was fired into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were inside hosting an event , ” Trump Victory spokesman Rick Gorka said in a statement to Fox News .
“ Thankfully no one was hurt.
” “ This pattern of violence against our volunteers is sickening.
” Alex Jones breaks down the hypocrisy of the media stoking a race war after the Ahmaud Arbery shooting , while ignoring videos of a racist coward beating up elderly white people in his ‘ care .
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A gun may have been fired at a GOP office in Arizona, according to party officials.
A small group of GOP volunteers was reportedly convened at the Mohave County Republican Central Committee when a window near the front door of the building abruptly shattered.
“An RNC official told Fox News that at around 7:00 p.m., a group of five GOP volunteers were gathered in the Mohave County Republican Office in BullHead City, Ariz., to host an online ‘MAGA Meet Up’ — an online tool the campaign uses to talk with supporters — when a gunshot shattered a window near the front door,” Fox News reports.
Bullhead City Police say they are currently investigating an aggravated assault and criminal damage incident, but do not believe the destruction was caused by a gun blast.
“On Thursday, May 28, at about 7:20 p.m., police were called for a report of a weapons offense,” a police spokesperson said.
“The investigation revealed that an unknown object penetrated through the window and blinds. At this time, police do not know what caused the damage to the glass window; however, it is NOT believed to be caused by a firearm.”
Multiple eyewitnesses are reportedly military veterans who say it “seemed like a gunshot, based on their experience with weaponry,” calling the impact “extremely loud and quick.”
The RNC official says they have “no reason to doubt” the eyewitness accounts of the event, but they welcome a police investigation.
“Last night, another group of President Donald Trump supporters appeared to be targeted when a gun shot was fired into a clearly-marked local Republican office while they were inside hosting an event,” Trump Victory spokesman Rick Gorka said in a statement to Fox News. “Thankfully no one was hurt.”
“This pattern of violence against our volunteers is sickening.”
Alex Jones breaks down the hypocrisy of the media stoking a race war after the Ahmaud Arbery shooting, while ignoring videos of a racist coward beating up elderly white people in his ‘care.’
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newswars--2020-05-29--Friday Live! Democrats Try to Launch Race War Ahead of 2020 Election

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newswars--2020-05-29--Trump Terminates W.H.O. Relationship, Slams China’s “Total Control” of Agency

President Trump officially ended America ’ s ties to the World Health Organization ( WHO ) , citing China ’ s total control over the UN agency .
The president slammed the WHO and China ’ s role in covering up the spread of Coronavirus that lead to “ incalculable ” death and destruction across the globe .
“ China has total control over the World Health Organization , ” said Trump Friday from the White House Rose Garden .
“ Today we will be terminating our relationship with the WHO and redirecting those funds to other worldwide and deserving @ @ @ @ @ @ @ China ’ s coverup of the Wuhan virus allowed the disease to spread all over the world .
Chinese officials ignored their reporting obligations to the WHO and pressured the WHO to mislead the world when the virus was first discovered by Chinese authorities.
” Additionally , Trump stressed that the world needs answers on why China allowed COVID-19 to spread across the globe but not throughout China itself .
“ The world needs answers from China on the virus .
We must have transparency , ” said Trump .
“ Why is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from Wuhan from all other parts of China – it went nowhere else – it didn ’ t go to Beijing , it went nowhere else.
” “ They allowed them to freely travel through the world including Europe and the United States .
The death and destruction caused by this is incalculable .
We must have answers not only for us but for the rest of the world.
” Trump ’ s speech came hours after his top economic adviser , Larry Kudlow , said the president was “ furious ” over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ days , weeks and months.
” Alex Jones breaks down Trump ’ s decision to take executive action against Big Tech censorship .

President Trump officially ended America’s ties to the World Health Organization (WHO), citing China’s total control over the UN agency.
The president slammed the WHO and China’s role in covering up the spread of Coronavirus that lead to “incalculable” death and destruction across the globe.
“China has total control over the World Health Organization,” said Trump Friday from the White House Rose Garden. “Today we will be terminating our relationship with the WHO and redirecting those funds to other worldwide and deserving urgent global public health needs.”
“China’s coverup of the Wuhan virus allowed the disease to spread all over the world. Chinese officials ignored their reporting obligations to the WHO and pressured the WHO to mislead the world when the virus was first discovered by Chinese authorities.”
Additionally, Trump stressed that the world needs answers on why China allowed COVID-19 to spread across the globe but not throughout China itself.
“The world needs answers from China on the virus. We must have transparency,” said Trump. “Why is it that China shut off infected people from Wuhan from all other parts of China – it went nowhere else – it didn’t go to Beijing, it went nowhere else.”
“They allowed them to freely travel through the world including Europe and the United States. The death and destruction caused by this is incalculable. We must have answers not only for us but for the rest of the world.”
Trump’s speech came hours after his top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said the president was “furious” over what China had done “in recent days, weeks and months.”
Alex Jones breaks down Trump’s decision to take executive action against Big Tech censorship.