vdare--2020-06-01--What Will it Take For Racial Disengagement to Get a Serious Hearing?

Is society so hell-bent on denying the reality of racial difference that we 'd rather die than deal with it ?
Some days I think the answer is `` yes . ''
Just when the reality-containment bands are stretched to the breaking point , along comes something that lets us continue indulging our equality-and-rainbows delusion just a bit longer .
A buzzing economy .
A two-term black president who proves we 're not racist .
A deport-'em-all president who keeps whites happy with tough tweets .
Then , another black death at the hands of police .
And the process @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tempting to say that police should simply disengage from black communities , as Gregory Hood says .
[ Michael Moore Is Right , Whites Shouldn ’ t Police Blacks-blacks/ , Amren.com , May 29 , 2020 ] Of course , that move would prove Hood 's own point : blacks would immediately complain that whites were abandoning their communities .
So how , in this climate , can we get a disengagement discussion going ?
Are we fools to fantasize about a series of op-ed articles in the New York Times ?
Congressional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ elected to the House ?
The alternative is : there will be no discussion .
Only blood , and lots of it .
I wonder if this fact alone might make some respectable academic or journalist take on the idea for discussion in mainstream venues .
We 've tried everything else , why not revisit some evil ideas that might , on second thought , be practical and save lives ?
Kind of like the way leeches came back into medical vogue .
Putting the discussion in terms of what 's good for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) is better than putting it in terms of what 's good for whites .
I do n't see a nationwide classroom lecture on IQ differences happening .
The discussion needs to track differently because average people are just too terrified of this idea .
Rather , the discussion needs to focus on different behavior and different attitudes .
These are things people can see .
We need to think in terms of oil and water , not `` inferior '' and `` superior . ''
Racial divorce is good terminology .
Divorce @ @ @ @ @ @ @ think of it as a case of spousal supremacy .

Is society so hell-bent on denying the reality of racial difference that we'd rather die than deal with it?
Some days I think the answer is "yes."
Just when the reality-containment bands are stretched to the breaking point, along comes something that lets us continue indulging our equality-and-rainbows delusion just a bit longer.
A buzzing economy. A two-term black president who proves we're not racist. A deport-'em-all president who keeps whites happy with tough tweets.
Then, another black death at the hands of police. And the process starts all over.
It is very tempting to say that police should simply disengage from black communities, as Gregory Hood says. [Michael Moore Is Right, Whites Shouldn’t Police Blacks-blacks, Amren.com, May 29, 2020]
Of course, that move would prove Hood's own point: Blacks would immediately complain that whites were abandoning their communities.
So how, in this climate, can we get a disengagement discussion going? Are we fools to fantasize about a series of op-ed articles in the New York Times? Congressional hearings spearheaded by the first white advocate elected to the House?
The alternative is: There will be no discussion. Only blood, and lots of it.
I wonder if this fact alone might make some respectable academic or journalist take on the idea for discussion in mainstream venues. We've tried everything else, why not revisit some evil ideas that might, on second thought, be practical and save lives?
Kind of like the way leeches came back into medical vogue.
Putting the discussion in terms of what's good for blacks (or Hispanics, or whoever) is better than putting it in terms of what's good for whites.
I don't see a nationwide classroom lecture on IQ differences happening. The discussion needs to track differently because average people are just too terrified of this idea.
Rather, the discussion needs to focus on different behavior and different attitudes. These are things people can see. We need to think in terms of oil and water, not "inferior" and "superior."
Racial divorce is good terminology. Divorce is ugly, but observers don't think of it as a case of spousal supremacy.


vdare--2020-06-02--A Talk Radio Listener Doesn't Believe Police Can Or Should Be Trained To Shoot Knife-Wielding Attack

A Talk Radio Listener Doesn't Believe Police Can Or Should Be Trained To Shoot Knife-Wielding Attackers "In The Leg"

Re : Steve Sailer 's Biden Suggests Cops Shoot `` Unarmed '' Persons Coming At Them With A Knife In @ @ @ @ @ Heart This is strong evidence that the Dems have polls showing that swing voters overwhelmingly @ @ @ @ @ criminals , despite overwhelming GOP establishment and Kushner belief to the contrary .
As for @ @ @ @ @ in the Army , I could barely hit the target from 20 feet away firing @ @ @ @ @ hands .
That 's the entire target , not just the center .
Even experienced @ @ @ @ @ target with a handgun one-handed .
As von Rauffenstein told de Boeldieu'in La Grande Illusion @ @ @ @ @ at your legs . ''
See earlier letters from the same reader .

Re:Steve Sailer's: Biden Suggests Cops Shoot "Unarmed" Persons Coming At Them With A Knife In The Leg Instead Of The Heart
From: A Talk Radio Listener [Email him]
This is strong evidence that the Dems have polls showing that swing voters overwhelmingly support the police versus black criminals, despite overwhelming GOP establishment and Kushner belief to the contrary.
Joe Biden says he wants cops who have someone running at them with a knife to “shoot them in the leg.” pic.twitter.com/uhtj8gQa6l — Adam Shaw (@AdamShawNY) June 1, 2020
As for shooting in the legs, in the Army, I could barely hit the target from 20 feet away firing a .45 automatic with both hands. That's the entire target, not just the center. Even experienced shooters have difficulty hitting a target with a handgun one-handed. As von Rauffenstein told de Boeldieu in La Grande Illusion, "I was aiming at your legs."
See earlier letters from the same reader.


vdare--2020-06-01--Social Distancing with Peter Brimelow, Joined By Ramzpaul, Wednesday, 3 p.m. EST

Tomorrow at 3 p.m. EST , our latest episode of “ Social Distancing with Peter Brimelow ” will livestream .
@ @ @ @ @ , co-host of Happy Homelands .
Be sure to tune for this important conversation !
@ @ @ @ @ tech censorship !
You can join the conversation here .
Watch our past episodes of @ @ @ @ @ Brimelow ” :

Tomorrow at 3 p.m. EST, our latest episode of “Social Distancing with Peter Brimelow” will livestream. His guest will be RamZPaul, co-host of Happy Homelands.
Be sure to tune for this important conversation!
They will be talking about tech censorship!
You can join the conversation here.
Watch our past episodes of “Social Distancing with Peter Brimelow”:


vdare--2020-06-02--Black Female Raleigh Police Chief Sides With Black Rioters: Won't Put Officers In Harm's Way "To Pro

Black Female Raleigh Police Chief Sides With Black Rioters: Won't Put Officers In Harm's Way "To Protect Property"

No one is coming to save us .
Black police officers were promoted to positions of authority ( police chiefs @ @ @ @ @ create the idea of community outreach and quell the idea of implicit bias/structural inequality/white privilege @ @ @ @ @ nation .
What do they do once in power ?
Cede the state monopoly on @ @ @ @ @ Matters rioters nationwide .
You ’ re On Your Own : Raleigh Police Chief Says @ @ @ @ @ in Harm ’ s Way to Protect Property , Gateway Pundit , June 1 , @ @ @ @ @ Deck-Brown held a press conference on Sunday morning after the mass violence and looting by @ @ @ @ @ called the mass destruction “ disgusting and unacceptable.
” Chief Cassandra Deck-Brown then lectured on @ @ @ @ @ the looting buildings and said she would not put officers in harms way to protect @ @ @ @ @ all power and its monopoly on violence to the insurrectionists in Raleigh , North Carolina @ @ @ @ @ everyone .
No one is coming to save us .

No one is coming to save us. Black police officers were promoted to positions of authority (police chiefs) nationwide to try and create the idea of community outreach and quell the idea of implicit bias/structural inequality/white privilege in police departments across the nation. What do they do once in power?
Cede the state monopoly on violence to the Black Lives Matters rioters nationwide.
“We can’t look at a white supremacist by looking at them. With a thousand people attending this event it’s hard to know who is in that crowd,” Raleigh police chief says. pic.twitter.com/GPC1wwqsH8 — Leigh Tauss (@LeighTauss) May 31, 2020
You’re on your own, suckers!
The state ceded all power and its monopoly on violence to the insurrectionists in Raleigh, North Carolina.
It’s happening nationwide.
Be safe out there everyone.
No one is coming to save us.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-02--RamZPaul: Trump Takes Control

RamZPaul: Trump Takes Control

VDARE.com editor Peter Brimelow has frequently compared Trump 's position in the White House , surrounded as he is by @ @ @ @ @ to deal with cowardly , disloyal , Republican Senators and Congresspersons , and seeing his @ @ @ @ @ illegal '' by Kritarchs , to King Kong in chaines in the next to last @ @ @ @ @ , below : Occasionally , in spite of everthing the advisors can do , Trump @ @ @ @ @ who will be talking to Peter Brimelow tomorrow , says that that 's what 's @ @ @ @ @ `` damn typo .
Should be `` fire '' not `` hire . ''
Watch @ @ @ @ @

VDARE.com editor Peter Brimelow has frequently compared Trump's position in the White House, surrounded as he is by "advisors," having to deal with cowardly, disloyal, Republican Senators and Congresspersons, and seeing his every legal order declared "illegal" by Kritarchs, to King Kong in chains in the next to last scene of the 1933 movie, below:
Occasionally, in spite of everything the advisors can do, Trump breaks loose.
RamZPaul, who will be talking to Peter Brimelow tomorrow, says that that's what's happening now.
The day after terrorists set hire to a historical cathedral across from the White House, Trump regains control. Trump tells governors to end the riots. Trump promises long prison sentences to the organizers of Antifa (a domestic terrorist org.)https://t.co/GkJkUpQtQ4 — RAMZPAUL (@ramzpaul) June 2, 2020
He adds "damn typo. Should be 'fire' not 'hire.'"
Watch the whole thing below:


vdare--2020-06-02--The Sacking Of Fifth Avenue

The Sacking Of Fifth Avenue

But isn ’ t looting the most expensive , most gay shops on the ground floors of the most LGBTQ-affirming @ @ @ @ @ first day of # PrideMonth a little … I hate to say it … homophobic @

It was like Mario Kart on the streets too. Dozens of $200k Mercs racing each other, nearly hitting people, only stopping to load up with bags of stolen stuff and speed on to the next spot. — Rachel Olding (@rachelolding) June 2, 2020
But isn’t looting the most expensive, most gay shops on the ground floors of the most LGBTQ-affirming corporations in America on the first day of #PrideMonth a little … I hate to say it … homophobic?
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-02--Biden Suggests Cops Shoot "Unarmed" Persons Coming At Them With A Knife In The Leg Instead Of The He

Biden Suggests Cops Shoot "Unarmed" Persons Coming At Them With A Knife In The Leg Instead Of The Heart

Joe Biden says he wants cops who have someone running at them with a knife to “ shoot them in the leg.
” pic.twitter.com/uhtj8gQa6l “ There is the idea that instead of standing there and teaching an agent when an unarmed person comes at him with a knife or something , shoot him in the leg instead of the heart , ” Biden said .
“ There are many different things [ policies ] that can change.
” And if the unarmed attackers are armed with a handgun , the police should shoot the unarmed persons in the hand so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his comments when meeting with leaders of the African American community at the Bethel AME Church in Wilmington , Del .
… Members of Biden ’ s staff have donated to groups attempting to release rebels on bail .
Campaign spokesman Andrew Bates said Reuters that Biden against cash bail is the equivalent of a “ modern prison for debtors ” .
It was not clear whether the donations were coordinated by the campaign or made individually .
President Trump condemned the donations on Saturday , saying that they would “ support financially @ @ @ @ @ @ @ destroys what good people have spent their lives building .
”

Joe Biden says he wants cops who have someone running at them with a knife to “shoot them in the leg.” pic.twitter.com/uhtj8gQa6l
From SelectNew91:
“There is the idea that instead of standing there and teaching an agent when an unarmed person comes at him with a knife or something, shoot him in the leg instead of the heart,” Biden said. “There are many different things [policies] that can change.”
And if the unarmed attackers are armed with a handgun, the police should shoot the unarmed persons in the hand so they drop their arms.
Biden made his comments when meeting with leaders of the African American community at the Bethel AME Church in Wilmington, Del. …
Members of Biden’s staff have donated to groups attempting to release rebels on bail. Campaign spokesman Andrew Bates said Reuters that Biden against cash bail is the equivalent of a “modern prison for debtors”. It was not clear whether the donations were coordinated by the campaign or made individually.
President Trump condemned the donations on Saturday, saying that they would “support financially the chaos that hurts innocent people and destroys what good people have spent their lives building.”


vdare--2020-06-02--27 Murdered In Chicago Over The Weekend: How Many More Murders To Come Under New BLM?

Earlier : Black Lives Matter And Murder : The Great Awokening ~ the Great Entombment 27 murders in one regular @ @ @ @ @ even by the normal standards of Chicago during the Great Awokening .
Black Lives Matter @ @ @ @ @ the total number of homicides in America increase by 24.8 % from 2014 to 2016 @ @ @ @ @ s back from the crypt , how many more people will get murdered ?

Earlier: Black Lives Matter And Murder: The Great Awokening ~ the Great Entombment
27 killed, 92 shot in Chicago weekend gun violence, AP, WIFR, June 1, 2020
27 murders in one regular weekend is a lot, even by the normal standards of Chicago during the Great Awokening.
Black Lives Matter’s first incarnation saw the total number of homicides in America increase by 24.8% from 2014 to 2016. Now that it’s back from the crypt, how many more people will get murdered?
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-02--NYT: It's Outrageous That Trump Is Acting As If There Is A Riot Going On

As I ’ ve been tracking , the New York Times hates referring on its homepage to anything having to @ @ @ @ @ Instead , it ’ s all about “ protest , ” some version of which @ @ @ @ @ NYT ’ s current homepage .
But they finally mentioned the R-word on its front @ @ @ @ @ the Secret Service use “ riot ” -control tactics to allow the President to visit @ @ @ @ @ the White House that was torched by protesters last night .

As I’ve been tracking, the New York Times hates referring on its homepage to anything having to do with “riot.” Instead, it’s all about “protest,” some version of which appears 14 times on the NYT’s current homepage.
But they finally mentioned the R-word on its front page once:
Protestors Are Dispersed with Tear Gas So Trump Can Pose at Church “He did not pray”: A bishop expressed outrage at the use of riot-control tactics to clear a path for the President.


vdare--2020-06-02--De Blasio: The Sack Of Manhattan Was, In The Big Picture, Merely A Quiet Riot

However , Hizzoner ’ s sign language interpreter , who looks suspiciously like Weird Al Yankovic , doesn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ Mayor ’ s dignity all that seriously .
Is Trump the only government official in @ @ @ @ @ have a sign-language interpreter ?
When did closed-captions get disinvented , anyway ?
My phone @ @ @ @ @ text more efficiently .
I wonder if that sign-language guy was actually saying something totally @ @ @ @ @ Mayor was saying , perhaps “ Listen , we don ’ t [ OK , @ @ @ @ @ ] have the situational awareness that the hearing do .
Stay the hell inside !
@ @ @ @ @ got security cameras .
This moron I work for is full of it .
You @ @ @ @ @ to do with these people out there expressing their pain downtown .
Don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ I ’ m saying .
I need this job .
”

Bill de Blasio says the riots last night were "mostly peaceful." You couldn't make this up.
Wonder if he'll have any words for what's happening tonight with multiple NYPD officers almost killed, several seriously injured. pic.twitter.com/5IUrAdOl0M — Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) June 2, 2020
However, Hizzoner’s sign language interpreter, who looks suspiciously like Weird Al Yankovic, doesn’t seem to be taking the Mayor’s dignity all that seriously.
Is Trump the only government official in America who doesn’t have a sign-language interpreter? When did closed-captions get disinvented, anyway? My phone can probably convert speech to text more efficiently.
iSteve commenter Achmed E. Newman suggests:
I wonder if that sign-language guy was actually saying something totally different from what the Commie Mayor was saying, perhaps “Listen, we don’t [OK, probably not “Listen”] have the situational awareness that the hearing do. Stay the hell inside! Make sure you’ve got security cameras. This moron I work for is full of it. You don’t want anything to do with these people out there expressing their pain downtown. Don’t tell any hearing people what I’m saying. I need this job.”
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-02--Do Antifa Tend To Be Quite Ugly?

Do Antifa Tend To Be Quite Ugly?

This guy , for example , doesn ’ t have terrible features , but he looks like he has a very nasty personality .
My vague impression is that Antifa are kind of ugly on average .
They seem to have a look about them that suggests their beef with society has less to do with ideology and more to do with how they came out kind of funny-looking .
Or maybe it ’ s more nurture than nature .
Do Antifa do a lot of meth ?
Has anybody studied the backgrounds of Antifa ?
I hear assumptions that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ class , but they don ’ t look like their parents spent a lot on orthodontia and the like .
I ’ m curious if there ’ s sort of a hierarchy or soft factions .
The middle class Larpers are savvy/cautious enough not to get arrested as often .
Those crooked faced ones always strike me as the wayward kids of the lumpenproles .
A lot of abuse fueled rage .
That sounds plausible , but I just don ’ t know much about who Antifa are .
There ’ s vastly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ extremists ’ backgrounds .
These more numerous leftist extremists are kind of blank in my memory banks .
The media doesn ’ t like much to talk about them , whereas they obsess over the small number of rightist extremists .
Frey isn ’ t Antifa , but he ’ s slightly Antifa-adjacent .
He ’ s kind of the golden boy version—grew up in a nice D.C. suburb and won a track scholarship to William & Mary , then got a shoe company contract to run while he went to law school @

An Illinois man arrested over the weekend had homemade bombs in his car and had been seen on videos looting and rioting in both Minneapolis and Chicago, federal authorities say. https://t.co/r2UnKVYo3R — Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) June 1, 2020
This guy, for example, doesn’t have terrible features, but he looks like he has a very nasty personality.
My vague impression is that Antifa are kind of ugly on average. They seem to have a look about them that suggests their beef with society has less to do with ideology and more to do with how they came out kind of funny-looking.
Or maybe it’s more nurture than nature. Do Antifa do a lot of meth?
Has anybody studied the backgrounds of Antifa? I hear assumptions that they must have grown up upper middle class, but they don’t look like their parents spent a lot on orthodontia and the like.
On Twitter, Richard Stapleton speculated
I’m curious if there’s sort of a hierarchy or soft factions. The middle class Larpers are savvy/cautious enough not to get arrested as often. Those crooked faced ones always strike me as the wayward kids of the lumpenproles. A lot of abuse fueled rage.
That sounds plausible, but I just don’t know much about who Antifa are. There’s vastly more media attention paid to young rightist extremists’ backgrounds. These more numerous leftist extremists are kind of blank in my memory banks. The media doesn’t like much to talk about them, whereas they obsess over the small number of rightist extremists.
Cross-country?
The handsome mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey was a professional marathoner, finishing 4th at 2007 Pan-Am games. — Steve Sailer (@Steve_Sailer) June 2, 2020
Frey isn’t Antifa, but he’s slightly Antifa-adjacent. He’s kind of the golden boy version—grew up in a nice D.C. suburb and won a track scholarship to William & Mary, then got a shoe company contract to run while he went to law school.
[Comment at Unz.com]


vdare--2020-06-02--Could The End Be Near For Trump-Subverter Jared Kushner?

Earlier : Where Have You Gone , Donald Trump ?
A Nation Turns Its Yearning Eyes To You Could the end possibly be near for First Son-In-Law Jared Kushner now that President Trump has broken free and finally addressed the nation on the George Floyd riots Monday night ; and key Fox host Tucker Carlson has roasted him ?
Kushner , Carlson noted , has throttled Trump ’ s best instincts on every issue that got him elected , most recently law and order .
Kushner caused Trump to dither for days as looters and arsonists set cities ablaze .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ speech and provocative photo op .
Perhaps , just perhaps , Kushner ’ s subversion is over .
It ’ s the one thing Trump ’ s Keep American Great disciples must pray for and that would help Trump win on November 3 .
On Monday night , during a blistering 32-minute monologue , Carlson fired up his flamethrower [ Tucker Carlson : “ No One Has More Contempt For Donald Trump 's Voters Than Jared Kushner , ” by Ian Schwartz , Real Clear Politics , June 1 , 2020 ] .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t seem to understand the gravity of this .
“ No matter what happens , they ’ ll tell you , “ our voters aren ’ t going anywhere .
The trailer parks are rock solid .
What choice do they have ?
They ’ ve got to vote for us.
” Jared Kushner , for one , has made that point out loud .
No one has more contempt for Trump ’ s voters than Kushner does , and no one expresses it more frequently .
• As crime in this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ highly aggressive effort to let more felons out of prison .
This is reckless , but it ’ s happening .
At times , the president seems aware he ’ s being led in the wrong direction .
He often derides Kushner as a liberal .
Kushner is .
But Kushner has convinced the president that throwing open the prisons is the key to winning African American votes in the fall—and that those votes are essential to his reelection .
Several times over the past few days , Trump has signaled that he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rioters .
Every time , he ’ s been talked about out of it by Jared Kushner , and by aides Kushner has hired and controls .
This was a bold move by Carlson .
Attacking Trump ’ s relatives is usually a losing battle , as former adviser Steve Bannon learned the hard way [ Bannon ’ s Trump defense loses White House support as strains grow , by Jennifer Jacobs , Bloomberg , November 4 , 2019 ] .
But Carlson , who has high-level access to Trump , has had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ knows about Trump ’ s distaste for Kushner ’ s advice .
Recall that Trump joked that Ivanka could have married all-star quarterback Tom Brady , but “ instead , ” The Donald said , “ I got Jared Kushner.
” Two years ago , Trump said , “ Jared hasn ’ t been so good for me , ” and “ told friends and his chief of staff , John F. Kelly , that he wished both Jared and Ivanka would return to New York ” [ Still Standing , Jared Kushner @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Spotlight , by Maggie Haberman and Katie Rogers , The New York Times , July 28 , 2018 ] .
Those instincts are right .
Trump ’ s weekend tweets on the riots were embarrassing , banal posturing to keep Kushner happy .
As fires raged in front of the White House and protestors pushed at the gates and battled Secret Service agents , Trump fled to the bunker [ More than 60 Secret Service officers and agents were injured near the White House this weekend , by Jason Hoffman , CNN , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ taken to underground bunker during Friday 's White House protests , by Kaitlan Collins and Noah Gray , CNN , June 1 , 2020 ] .
Why did Trump gallop away from the sound of the guns ?
Because Kushner and his loyalists told Trump that hammering the rioters would hurt his minority outreach efforts [ A serious divide exists among Trump advisers over how to address nights of protests and riots in US after Floyd 's death , by Kaitlan Collins and Kevin Liptak , CNN , May 31 , 2020 ] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump host listening sessions with Black Lives Matter activists [ As Protests and Violence Spill Over , Trump Shrinks Back , by Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman , The New York Times , May 31 , 2020 ] .
For whatever reason , on Monday — and before Carlson hosed Kushner with rhetorical napalm — the law-and-order president resurfaced .
He condemned the riots , attacked Antifa , harangued governors to use the National Guard , pledged federal resources to “ dominate ” the lawbreakers , and vowed swift punishment for the looters @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , WhiteHouse.gov , June 1 , 2020 ] .
Tear gas canisters exploded in the background while he spoke , then police cleared the streets during his speech so he could walk across Lafayette Square to St. John ’ s Episcopal Church that arsonists torched Sunday night .
But that doesn ’ t mean Kushner is finished .
Trump had largely ditched his message as the “ Law and Order candidate , ” which he called himself at the 2016 Republican National Convention when he castigated Barack Obama ’ s “ irresponsible rhetoric @ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t forget this hopeful , inspiring line from his inaugural address : “ American carnage stops right here.
” After his election , Trump began pushing “ criminal justice reform , ” hard-Left buzzwords that mean let the criminals out of jail and ignore black crime .
Instead of getting tougher on criminals , Trump released hundreds of drug dealers and violent offenders .
Of course , celebrities loved it , and it apparently convinced him he might win significant black vote in 2020 [ Kim Kardashian West went to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reforms alongside Trump , by Joe Perticone , Business Insider , June 13 , 2019 ] .
More recently , Kushner has been pushing an anodyne GOP platform that won ’ t bother Al Sharpton [ Inside the secret talks to overhaul the GOP platform , by Jonathan Swan , Axios , May 24 , 2020 ] .
The result of this pandering : Trump is polling at 3 percent among blacks .
Well played , Jared .
Any more bright ideas ?
Why yes , in fact , there are .
Snub @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 2016—and endorse his primary opponent , Tommy Tuberville , in the race for Senate in Alabama .
The runoff is July 14 .
As attorney general , Sessions was the one man in the cabinet who opposed Kushner ’ s daft plan to get the black vote with a jailbreak bill .
Sessions resisted “ criminal justice reform ” and scotched many of Barack Obama ’ s easy-on-crime ideas [ Trump , Sessions feud spills over into dispute over policy on criminal justice reform , by Tony Pugh , McClatchyDC , August 21 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for it , as Girdusky has reported , and poisoned Trump ’ s view of Sessions by repeatedly reminding Trump that Sessions recused himself from the Russia collusion probe , something Trump regards as a betrayal .
Consider this thread from Girdusky : Sessions warned Trump ( correctly ) that the First Step Act would lead to dangerous criminals being freed .
That 's exactly what happened time and time again .
It was Kushner that lead the charge against Sessions for his run for the Senate .
But sources said the Russia @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fact that he did n't want Sessions in the Senate to push back on his Second Term agenda .
Sessions was often used as a distraction for Trump to cover up multiple people 's screw ups in the WH .
Often times Gen. Kelly would bring up Sessions when Nielsen was in trouble .
Now Russiagate is being used for Trump to endorse the pro-amnesty Tommy Tuberville .
Thus did Trump proudly sign the First Step Act , which reduced mandatory minimums and freed hundreds of hardened criminals from jail , mere weeks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ criminals and sex offenders released early due to 'First Step Act ' legislation , by Gregg Re , Fox News , July 22 , 2019 ] .
Since that time , Trump has shown more concern for criminals than supporting law and order partly because of his childish hatred for Sessions , a man who helped him win the presidency .
Aside from persuading Trump to ignore anarchy in the streets and stab Sessions in the back , Kushner also quickly defanged the president ’ s brilliant Chinese Virus immigration moratorium initiative .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Chinese oligarchs and cheap labor .
Our immigration system , he says , must cater to Big Business .
His sabotage of Sessions is part of a Beltway GOP pattern of suppressing possible immigration patriot champions , like Kris Kobach and Steve King .
Whatever Kushner has in mind for the next four years , it won ’ t be what Americans have in mind .
A new Morning Consult poll shows 71 percent want the National Guard used against the rioters ; 58 percent want federal troops deployed .
Americans want an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a rat whisperer to turn them into pets .
Democrats , including Joe Biden ’ s campaign staffers , are siding with the looters and anarchists and financially backing their reign of terror [ Biden campaign staffers donate to group that bails out jailed Minneapolis protesters , by Dom Calicchio , Fox News , May 31 , 2020 ] .
Republicans , terrified of pro-Antifa Mainstream Media , would rather see cities burn down than get branded as racists .
That leaves one man between us and them .
Donald Trump is the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which would teach ruling class elites a lesson and put him over the top in November .
But winning now and winning in five months requires one thing : He must muzzle and sideline—or better yet , fire—Jared Kushner .
Washington Watcher II [ Email him ] is an anonymous DC insider .

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Earlier: Where Have You Gone, Donald Trump? A Nation Turns Its Yearning Eyes To You
Could the end possibly be near for First Son-In-Law Jared Kushner now that President Trump has broken free and finally addressed the nation on the George Floyd riots Monday night; and key Fox host Tucker Carlson has roasted him? Kushner, Carlson noted, has throttled Trump’s best instincts on every issue that got him elected, most recently law and order. Kushner caused Trump to dither for days as looters and arsonists set cities ablaze. But then came Monday’s hard-nosed speech and provocative photo op. Perhaps, just perhaps, Kushner’s subversion is over. It’s the one thing Trump’s Keep American Great disciples must pray for and that would help Trump win on November 3.
On Monday night, during a blistering 32-minute monologue, Carlson fired up his flamethrower [Tucker Carlson: “No One Has More Contempt For Donald Trump's Voters Than Jared Kushner,” by Ian Schwartz, Real Clear Politics, June 1, 2020].
Two Carlson highlights:
Some key advisors around Trump don’t seem to understand the gravity of this. “No matter what happens, they’ll tell you, “our voters aren’t going anywhere. The trailer parks are rock solid. What choice do they have? They’ve got to vote for us.” Jared Kushner, for one, has made that point out loud. No one has more contempt for Trump’s voters than Kushner does, and no one expresses it more frequently.
As crime in this country rises, Kushner has led a highly aggressive effort to let more felons out of prison. This is reckless, but it’s happening. At times, the president seems aware he’s being led in the wrong direction. He often derides Kushner as a liberal. Kushner is. But Kushner has convinced the president that throwing open the prisons is the key to winning African American votes in the fall—and that those votes are essential to his reelection. Several times over the past few days, Trump has signaled that he’d like to crack down on rioters. Every time, he’s been talked about out of it by Jared Kushner, and by aides Kushner has hired and controls.
This was a bold move by Carlson. Attacking Trump’s relatives is usually a losing battle, as former adviser Steve Bannon learned the hard way [Bannon’s Trump defense loses White House support as strains grow, by Jennifer Jacobs, Bloomberg, November 4, 2019].
But Carlson, who has high-level access to Trump, has had enough of Kushner, and he surely knows about Trump’s distaste for Kushner’s advice. Recall that Trump joked that Ivanka could have married all-star quarterback Tom Brady, but “instead,” The Donald said, “I got Jared Kushner.” Two years ago, Trump said, “Jared hasn’t been so good for me,” and “told friends and his chief of staff, John F. Kelly, that he wished both Jared and Ivanka would return to New York” [Still Standing, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Step Back in the Spotlight, by Maggie Haberman and Katie Rogers, New York Times, July 28, 2018].
Those instincts are right. Trump’s weekend tweets on the riots were embarrassing, banal posturing to keep Kushner happy. As fires raged in front of the White House and protestors pushed at the gates and battled Secret Service agents, Trump fled to the bunker [ More than 60 Secret Service officers and agents were injured near the White House this weekend, by Jason Hoffman, CNN, May 31, 2020; Trump briefly taken to underground bunker during Friday's White House protests, by Kaitlan Collins and Noah Gray, CNN, June 1, 2020].
Why did Trump gallop away from the sound of the guns? Because Kushner and his loyalists told Trump that hammering the rioters would hurt his minority outreach efforts [A serious divide exists among Trump advisers over how to address nights of protests and riots in US after Floyd's death, by Kaitlan Collins and Kevin Liptak, CNN, May 31, 2020]. Ludicrously, some advisers even suggested Trump host listening sessions with Black Lives Matter activists [As Protests and Violence Spill Over, Trump Shrinks Back, by Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman, New York Times, May 31, 2020].
As conservative journalist Ryan Girdusky tweeted
“at a strategy and comms meeting earlier today, Trump aides general consensus was not to squash any riots that may happen tonight b/c it would hurt their chances at coalition building w/ minority communities ahead of the election.”
For whatever reason, on Monday — and before Carlson hosed Kushner with rhetorical napalm — the law-and-order president resurfaced. He condemned the riots, attacked Antifa, harangued governors to use the National Guard, pledged federal resources to “dominate” the lawbreakers, and vowed swift punishment for the looters and arsonists [Statement by the President, WhiteHouse.gov, June 1, 2020].
Tear gas canisters exploded in the background while he spoke, then police cleared the streets during his speech so he could walk across Lafayette Square to St. John’s Episcopal Church that arsonists torched Sunday night.
Trump’s better instincts prevailed.
But that doesn’t mean Kushner is finished.
Trump had largely ditched his message as the “Law and Order candidate,” which he called himself at the 2016 Republican National Convention when he castigated Barack Obama’s “irresponsible rhetoric” about police and race. And don’t forget this hopeful, inspiring line from his inaugural address: “American carnage stops right here.”
After his election, Trump began pushing “criminal justice reform,” hard-Left buzzwords that mean let the criminals out of jail and ignore black crime. Instead of getting tougher on criminals, Trump released hundreds of drug dealers and violent offenders. Of course, celebrities loved it, and it apparently convinced him he might win significant black vote in 2020 [Kim Kardashian West went to the White House to announce more criminal justice reforms alongside Trump, by Joe Perticone, Business Insider, June 13, 2019].
More recently, Kushner has been pushing an anodyne GOP platform that won’t bother Al Sharpton [Inside the secret talks to overhaul the GOP platform, by Jonathan Swan, Axios, May 24, 2020].
The result of this pandering: Trump is polling at 3 percent among blacks.
Well played, Jared. Any more bright ideas?
Why yes, in fact, there are. Snub Jeff Sessions—Trump’s top supporter in 2016—and endorse his primary opponent, Tommy Tuberville, in the race for Senate in Alabama. The runoff is July 14.
As attorney general, Sessions was the one man in the cabinet who opposed Kushner’s daft plan to get the black vote with a jailbreak bill. Sessions resisted “criminal justice reform” and scotched many of Barack Obama’s easy-on-crime ideas [Trump, Sessions feud spills over into dispute over policy on criminal justice reform, by Tony Pugh, McClatchyDC, August 21, 2018]. Kushner hated Sessions for it, as Girdusky has reported, and poisoned Trump’s view of Sessions by repeatedly reminding Trump that Sessions recused himself from the Russia collusion probe, something Trump regards as a betrayal.
Consider this thread from Girdusky:
Sessions warned Trump (correctly) that the First Step Act would lead to dangerous criminals being freed. That's exactly what happened time and time again. It was Kushner that led the charge against Sessions for his run for the Senate. But sources said the Russia investigation was just a facade for the fact that he didn't want Sessions in the Senate to push back on his Second Term agenda. Sessions was often used as a distraction for Trump to cover up multiple people's screw ups in the WH. Often times Gen. Kelly would bring up Sessions when Nielsen was in trouble. Now Russiagate is being used for Trump to endorse the pro-amnesty Tommy Tuberville.
Thus did Trump proudly sign the First Step Act, which reduced mandatory minimums and freed hundreds of hardened criminals from jail, mere weeks after sacking Sessions in 2018 [Violent criminals and sex offenders released early due to 'First Step Act' legislation, by Gregg Re, Fox News, July 22, 2019]. Since that time, Trump has shown more concern for criminals than supporting law and order partly because of his childish hatred for Sessions, a man who helped him win the presidency.
Aside from persuading Trump to ignore anarchy in the streets and stab Sessions in the back, Kushner also quickly defanged the president’s brilliant Chinese Virus immigration moratorium initiative. Kushner ensured the door was open to Chinese oligarchs and cheap labor. Our immigration system, he says, must cater to Big Business. His sabotage of Sessions is part of a Beltway GOP pattern of suppressing possible immigration patriot champions, like Kris Kobach and Steve King.
Whatever Kushner has in mind for the next four years, it won’t be what Americans have in mind. A new Morning Consult poll shows 71 percent want the National Guard used against the rioters; 58 percent want federal troops deployed. Americans want an exterminator to gas these vermin, not a rat whisperer to turn them into pets.
Democrats, including Joe Biden’s campaign staffers, are siding with the looters and anarchists and financially backing their reign of terror [Biden campaign staffers donate to group that bails out jailed Minneapolis protesters, by Dom Calicchio, Fox News, May 31, 2020]. Republicans, terrified of pro-Antifa Mainstream Media, would rather see cities burn down than get branded as racists.
That leaves one man between us and them. Donald Trump is the only politician who can restore order, which would teach ruling class elites a lesson and put him over the top in November.
But winning now and winning in five months requires one thing: He must muzzle and sideline—or better yet, fire—Jared Kushner.
Washington Watcher II [Email him] is an anonymous DC insider.


vdare--2020-06-02--Michelle Malkin:  Get Up Off Your Knees

Michelle Malkin:  Get Up Off Your Knees

You have done nothing wrong .
Being white is not a crime .
Being a Trump voter is not a crime .
Being a police officer sworn to `` protect and serve '' every day is not a crime .
Being a non-white police officer proud to uphold and enforce law and order is not a crime .
Being a black or brown or yellow American who rejects excusing criminal behavior is not a crime .
Rejecting collective guilt is not a crime .
Refusing to acknowledge `` white privilege '' when you were born poor , or in a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ psychological challenges , is not a crime .
Embracing the historic American nation , instead of erasing it , is not a crime .
Enforcing your private property rights is not a crime .
Teaching your wife and children to use a gun in self-defense is not a crime .
Owning an AR-15 or two is not a crime .
Do not let the media , Hollywood , academics or politicians gaslight you .
Stop internalizing lies .
Who are the criminals ?
Who are the heroes ?
Who are the makers and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sowers and reapers of hate ?
The Proud Boys , who have guarded their communities and country for the past three years , were the lone citizen soldiers in the battle against antifa that no one else on the ground wanted to fight .
The group and its leader , Gavin McInnes , have suffered greatly for trying to stop the violence now raging nationwide .
McInnes has been deplatformed everywhere and falsely labeled a `` white supremacist . ''
Scores of Proud Boys of all colors have lost their jobs after being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Boys are in prison , railroaded by New York Democrats , after a Kafkaesque trial in which the cop-hating antifa `` victims '' who lured the Proud Boys into an October 2018 street brawl refused to press charges or testify .
Their crime ?
These unapologetic Americans stood on their feet , not on their knees .
Journalists and photographers who documented antifa violence for the past three years , such as Andy Ngo , Chelly Bouferrache and Brandon Brown in Portland , Oregon , have endured physical assaults , death threats and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hiding and suffer in silence .
Their crime ?
Exposing antifa anarchy , standing eye to eye against their assailants , on their feet , not on their knees .
Working-class Irish , German and Polish-American men of Fishtown , a northeast Philadelphia suburb , came together this week to prevent their neighborhood from being pillaged and burned in the name of `` social justice '' like the rest of the City of Brotherly Riots .
They banded together outside the 26th police precinct , armed with bats and golf clubs , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ were there to taunt and provoke the cops .
Turn off CNN and tune into the facts on the ground .
At least 25 Philadelphia cops have been hurt during mob violence this week .
It 's an all-out war on the thin blue line .
At least 150 cops have been assaulted—four nearly murdered—in New York City as of Tuesday afternoon .
Two Buffalo , New York , law enforcement officers were run over late Monday night .
In addition , 51 members of the U.S. Park Police were injured ; a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aimed at his head ; four St. Louis officers were shot ; one retired St. Louis police captain was killed ; a Las Vegas Metro cop was shot ; and a federal officer was shot and killed in Oakland—all in the name of peace , tolerance and reparations .
Yet , against this bloody and retributive backdrop , Democratic leaders in Philadelphia who have coddled looters all week condemned the peacekeeping Fishtown Brigade as a `` mob '' of `` vigilantes . ''
Their crime ?
Standing tall on their feet , not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a world record-holding powerlifter , protected his Southern California gym on Monday afternoon .
`` If you 're going to destroy something that somebody worked so hard to build , well , you know what , maybe you should be put down , '' he told Fox 11 Los Angeles .
`` You walk through my door , you threaten my life , I 'm aiming for the head . ''
Mendelson 's crime ?
Standing muscle-bound and honor-bound on his feet , not on his knees .
Proud and good people hold @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crisis .
It is how Korean grocers responded when the police abandoned them during the Los Angeles riots in 1992 .
It is how armed small-business owners of all colors are now facing an onslaught of crazed , greedy and evil barbarians hell-bent on destroying every enforcement bulwark that protects our civil society—from our borders to our neighborhoods to the White House .
Weakness is not strength .
Confessing sins for which you bear no guilt is not noble .
It makes me sick to my stomach to see virtue-signaling police chiefs kneeling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ . ''
I am nauseated by the sight of sobbing white people groveling for forgiveness before sadistic Black Lives Matter demagogues—as if this will appease the unappeasable .
It will not and never will .
America , straighten your spines .
Unbow your heads .
No home or nation was ever saved by kowtowing to invaders or ransackers .
Unless you are praying to God , get up off your knees .
Michelle Malkin [ Email her ] is the author of Invasion : How America Still Welcomes Terrorists , Criminals , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Click here for Peter Brimelow ’ s review .
Click here for Michelle Malkin 's website .
Michelle Malkin is also the author of Unhinged : Exposing Liberals Gone Wild , Culture of Corruption : Obama and his Team of Tax Cheats , Crooks & Cronies , , Who Built That : Awe-Inspiring Stories of American Tinkerpreneurs , and Sold Out : How High-Tech Billionaires & Bipartisan Beltway Crapweasels Are Screwing America 's Best & Brightest Workers .
Malkin is author of the book , `` Open Borders , Inc. : Who 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ directly from VDARE.com in hardcover .
To find out more about Michelle Malkin and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists , visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com .
COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM

Dear law-abiding Americans:
You have done nothing wrong.
Being white is not a crime. Being a Trump voter is not a crime. Being a police officer sworn to "protect and serve" every day is not a crime. Being a non-white police officer proud to uphold and enforce law and order is not a crime. Being a black or brown or yellow American who rejects excusing criminal behavior is not a crime.
Rejecting collective guilt is not a crime. Refusing to acknowledge "white privilege" when you were born poor, or in a broken home, or with physical or psychological challenges, is not a crime. Embracing the historic American nation, instead of erasing it, is not a crime.
Enforcing your private property rights is not a crime. Teaching your wife and children to use a gun in self-defense is not a crime. Owning an AR-15 or two is not a crime.
Do not let the media, Hollywood, academics or politicians gaslight you. Stop internalizing lies. Who are the criminals? Who are the heroes? Who are the makers and keepers of peace? Who are the sowers and reapers of hate?
The Proud Boys, who have guarded their communities and country for the past three years, were the lone citizen soldiers in the battle against antifa that no one else on the ground wanted to fight. The group and its leader, Gavin McInnes, have suffered greatly for trying to stop the violence now raging nationwide. McInnes has been deplatformed everywhere and falsely labeled a "white supremacist." Scores of Proud Boys of all colors have lost their jobs after being doxxed by antifa vigilantes. Two Proud Boys are in prison, railroaded by New York Democrats, after a Kafkaesque trial in which the cop-hating antifa "victims" who lured the Proud Boys into an October 2018 street brawl refused to press charges or testify.
Their crime? These unapologetic Americans stood on their feet, not on their knees.
Journalists and photographers who documented antifa violence for the past three years, such as Andy Ngo, Chelly Bouferrache and Brandon Brown in Portland, Oregon, have endured physical assaults, death threats and harassment. Many others have gone into hiding and suffer in silence.
Their crime? Exposing antifa anarchy, standing eye to eye against their assailants, on their feet, not on their knees.
Working-class Irish, German and Polish-American men of Fishtown, a northeast Philadelphia suburb, came together this week to prevent their neighborhood from being pillaged and burned in the name of "social justice" like the rest of the City of Brotherly Riots. They banded together outside the 26th police precinct, armed with bats and golf clubs, and faced down Black Lives Matter protesters who were there to taunt and provoke the cops.
Turn off CNN and tune into the facts on the ground. At least 25 Philadelphia cops have been hurt during mob violence this week. It's an all-out war on the thin blue line. At least 150 cops have been assaulted—four nearly murdered—in New York City as of Tuesday afternoon. Two Buffalo, New York, law enforcement officers were run over late Monday night. In addition, 51 members of the U.S. Park Police were injured; a Cincinnati cop was grazed by a bullet aimed at his head; four St. Louis officers were shot; one retired St. Louis police captain was killed; a Las Vegas Metro cop was shot; and a federal officer was shot and killed in Oakland—all in the name of peace, tolerance and reparations.
Yet, against this bloody and retributive backdrop, Democratic leaders in Philadelphia who have coddled looters all week condemned the peacekeeping Fishtown Brigade as a "mob" of "vigilantes."
Their crime? Standing tall on their feet, not on their knees.
Scot Mendelson, a world record-holding powerlifter, protected his Southern California gym on Monday afternoon. "If you're going to destroy something that somebody worked so hard to build, well, you know what, maybe you should be put down," he told Fox 11 Los Angeles. "You walk through my door, you threaten my life, I'm aiming for the head."
Big Scot Mendelson who is currently the raw (unassisted) world record holder in the 308 lb weight class with 701 lb (318 kg) bench.
He’s protecting his Van Nuys gym from looters ‘by all means necessary.’ pic.twitter.com/RGJF8nBooh — Ken (@Ken_FiveSolas) June 2, 2020
Mendelson's crime? Standing muscle-bound and honor-bound on his feet, not on his knees.
Proud and good people hold their chins and guns up in a crisis. It is how Korean grocers responded when the police abandoned them during the Los Angeles riots in 1992. It is how armed small-business owners of all colors are now facing an onslaught of crazed, greedy and evil barbarians hell-bent on destroying every enforcement bulwark that protects our civil society—from our borders to our neighborhoods to the White House.
Weakness is not strength. Confessing sins for which you bear no guilt is not noble. It makes me sick to my stomach to see virtue-signaling police chiefs kneeling before barking rioters calling them "pigs." I am nauseated by the sight of sobbing white people groveling for forgiveness before sadistic Black Lives Matter demagogues—as if this will appease the unappeasable. It will not and never will.
America, straighten your spines. Unbow your heads. No home or nation was ever saved by kowtowing to invaders or ransackers. Unless you are praying to God, get up off your knees.
COPYRIGHT 2020 CREATORS.COM
Michelle Malkin [Email her] is the author of Invasion: How America Still Welcomes Terrorists, Criminals, and Other Foreign Menaces to Our Shores. Click here for Peter Brimelow’s review. Click here for Michelle Malkin's website. Michelle Malkin is also the author of Unhinged: Exposing Liberals Gone Wild, Culture of Corruption: Obama and his Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks & Cronies, ,Who Built That: Awe-Inspiring Stories of American Tinkerpreneurs, and Sold Out: How High-Tech Billionaires & Bipartisan Beltway Crapweasels Are Screwing America's Best & Brightest Workers.
Malkin is author of the book, "Open Borders, Inc.: Who's Funding America's Destruction," available directly from VDARE.com in hardcover. To find out more about Michelle Malkin and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate website at www.creators.com. COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM


vdare--2020-06-03--Radio Derb Transcript Up For May 29 : Panic In The Park, Peak Hypocrisy, And Riots And Elections, Et

Radio Derb Transcript Up For May 29 : Panic In The Park, Peak Hypocrisy, And Riots And Elections, Etc.

The Radio Derb transcript is up for May 29 .
Go here to read or listen .
05m28s Panic in @ @ @ @ @ way we live now . )
18m26s Peak hypocrisy ?
( My Least Surprising Story @ @ @ @ @ 25m12s Riots and elections .
( Politicians helped and hurt by the riots . )
@ @ @ @ @ ( The ultimate in judicial efficiency . )

The Radio Derb transcript is up for May 29. Go here to read or listen.
Playlist:
05m28s Panic in the park. (The way we live now.)
11m56s Turbulence aplenty. (What's wrong with white women?)
18m26s Peak hypocrisy? (My Least Surprising Story of the Week.)
25m12s Riots and elections. (Politicians helped and hurt by the riots.)
32m17s Joe lets rip. (Man of the peep-le.)
33m47s Death by Zoom. (The ultimate in judicial efficiency.)
35m58s Overdue mail. (Possibly an all-time record.)
37m19s Signoff. (With a musicological treat.)


vdare--2020-06-03--Florida Prosecutor Fired for Anti-Rioter Facebook Post

t 's a firing offense in Florida for a prosecutor to correctly observe on Facebook that the rioters are acting @ @ @ @ @ SJW Twitterer Liz Feliz tweeted the post with the by-now infuriating flake-lilt , `` not @ @ @ @ @ an entitled smugness to that `` not okay '' that makes me want to ... @ @ @ @ @ a rich sorority girl dismissing an unfashionable swimsuit .
Take a look at the post @ @ @ @ @ responsible as you can get : pointing out that rioting is wrong , remaining civil @ @ @ @ @ we should respect law and order .
I mean , that 's what a prosecutor @ @ @ @ @ statement !
And she was fired for it ?
I 'd point out the responsible @ @ @ @ @ I 'd point out that that 's exactly how we want prosecutors to feel .
@ @ @ @ @ public employees have First Amendment rights against being fired for comment on public affairs .
@ @ @ @ @ the rioters are acting like animals .

It's a firing offense in Florida for a prosecutor to correctly observe on Facebook that the rioters are acting "zoo animals."
SJW Twitterer Liz Feliz tweeted the post with the by-now infuriating flake-lilt, "not okay." There's an entitled smugness to that "not okay" that makes me want to... riot. It sounds like a rich sorority girl dismissing an unfashionable swimsuit.
Amy is a Broward County prosecutor. Her decisions can mean the difference between freedom and prison. This is not okay. pic.twitter.com/W72QfhYlns — Liz Feliz (@sincerelyfresh) June 1, 2020
Take a look at the post.
It's about as responsible as you can get: pointing out that rioting is wrong, remaining civil is right, and that we should respect law and order.
I mean, that's what a prosecutor would say in an opening statement! And she was fired for it?
I'd point out the responsible nature of the post.
I'd point out that that's exactly how we want prosecutors to feel.
I'd point out that public employees have First Amendment rights against being fired for comment on public affairs.
I'd point out that the rioters are acting like animals.
But it's useless.


vdare--2020-06-03--Ann Coulter: We Don't Believe The MSM On George Floyd, Because We KNOW They Lied About Rodney King

Why is this case the one inciting mass protests ?
Ninety-nine percent of the country is denouncing the Minneapolis police in the most damnable terms possible over the death of George Floyd .
The 99 % are demanding that the 1 % “ hear their voices ” ?
The arrest certainly looks awful .
Everything is going along relatively peacefully as Floyd is walked to a police van , then there ’ s some commotion out of sight of the camera—and suddenly you see Floyd pinned to the ground , an officer ’ s knee on his neck .
How @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of us are waiting for all the facts is that we suspect the media may not be extra scrupulous in cases that give them the opportunity to wail about “ systemic racism.
” It turns out , for example , Floyd didn ’ t die of asphyxiation .
According to the Hennepin County medical examiner ’ s report cited in the criminal complaint charging Officer Derek Chauvin with murder , he died of a heart attack .
The autopsy also found Floyd had fentanyl in his system , had recently used methamphetamine , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disease .
Two weeks ago , this would have been another COVID-19 death .
According to Nexis , these official autopsy findings have not been reported at all on MSNBC and only briefly—to be explained away—on CNN .
( The family ’ s private autopsy concluding Floyd ’ s death was caused by strangulation has been widely reported . )
It could still be murder , but the “ I can ’ t breathe ” slogans aren ’ t quite accurate .
Aw , they ’ ve already made their protest signs , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the chyrons—does it really matter ?
There also hasn ’ t been loads of reporting on Floyd ’ s five years in prison for armed robbery .
I know the guy has just died , and he seemed to have turned his life around , but the media isn ’ t holding a memorial service .
They ’ re supposed to be reporting news .
How about an interview with Floyd ’ s victims ?
Wouldn ’ t that be a newsy segment ?
Again , according to Nexis , Floyd ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only once on ABC News and once on Fox News .
The other reason some of us are waiting for all the facts can be summed up with two words : Rodney King .
That arrest looked pretty bad , too .
The jury forewoman on the first trial said that when she saw the King video on television , “ I was revulsed .
… I thought they were hitting that poor man too hard and too long.
” But at the trial a year later , she got to see the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ deliberately edited out by the media : the 6-foot-4 , 240-pound King rising like a phoenix and charging at one of the officers .
The video that played on an endless loop on TV showed only the tail end of the encounter , when officers were whacking King with their batons .
In fact , however , the beating was the officers ’ last resort for subduing King , who ’ d just led them on a high-speed car chase , at times reaching speeds of up to 115 mph , drawing several @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Once stopped , King ’ s two ( black ) passengers exited the car and got on the ground , as instructed .
They went home without a scratch that night .
But King leapt out and began dancing and babbling , crouching , kneeling , laughing and waving to the police helicopter overhead .
Both the officers and King ’ s passengers believed he was high on angel dust .
The senior officer , Sgt .
Stacey Koon , ordered the officers to back away and holster their guns .
He didn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ encounter .
Four officers tried swarming King—he threw them off his back like rag dolls .
A dart from a Taser gun did nothing .
Then another—also nothing .
King lunged at an officer and got hit with a baton , but kept on raging .
The police were running out of options that would allow everyone to stay alive .
That ’ s when three officers began hitting King with their metal batons , under the supervision of Sgt .
Koon .
If King moved , they whacked him .
Finally , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ suspects on PCP—and put him in an ambulance to the hospital .
When Sgt .
Koon first heard that the arrest had been captured on video , he was ecstatic .
“ This is great !
” he said .
“ They got it on tape !
Now we ’ ll have a live , in-the-field film to show police recruits .
It can be a real-life example of how to use escalating force properly.
” Not only the jurors , but nearly everyone who saw the first trial ended up supporting the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ liberal legal reporter who sat through most of the trial for the American Lawyer , and Lou Cannon , who covered it for The Washington Post .
The renowned ( black ) economist Walter Williams was shocked by “ the news media ’ s dereliction and deception ” in their editing of the tape .
All this is detailed in my book Mugged : Racial Demagoguery from the Seventies to Obama , but at the time , the public knew none of it , thanks to our activist media .
The endlessly played @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Floyd ’ s arrest that ’ s being withheld today .
Doesn ’ t anyone else wonder how Floyd ended up on the ground ?
Where are those videos ?
Nah , it ’ s much easier—and cost-free !
—to Speak Truth to the 1 % .
Ann Coulter is the author of THIRTEEN New York Times bestsellers—collect them here .
Her book , ¡Adios America !
The Left ’ s Plan To Turn Our Country Into A Third World Hell Hole , was released on June 1 , 2015 .
Her @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : How the Trump-Hating Left Lost Its Collective Mind , was released on August 21 , 2018 .

Why is this case the one inciting mass protests? Ninety-nine percent of the country is denouncing the Minneapolis police in the most damnable terms possible over the death of George Floyd. The 99% are demanding that the 1% “hear their voices”?
The arrest certainly looks awful. Everything is going along relatively peacefully as Floyd is walked to a police van, then there’s some commotion out of sight of the camera—and suddenly you see Floyd pinned to the ground, an officer’s knee on his neck. How did that happen?
One reason some of us are waiting for all the facts is that we suspect the media may not be extra scrupulous in cases that give them the opportunity to wail about “systemic racism.”
It turns out, for example, Floyd didn’t die of asphyxiation. According to the Hennepin County medical examiner’s report cited in the criminal complaint charging Officer Derek Chauvin with murder, he died of a heart attack. The autopsy also found Floyd had fentanyl in his system, had recently used methamphetamine, had coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease. Two weeks ago, this would have been another COVID-19 death.
According to Nexis, these official autopsy findings have not been reported at all on MSNBC and only briefly—to be explained away—on CNN. (The family’s private autopsy concluding Floyd’s death was caused by strangulation has been widely reported.)
It could still be murder, but the “I can’t breathe” slogans aren’t quite accurate. Aw, they’ve already made their protest signs, and we’d have to re-do the chyrons—does it really matter?
There also hasn’t been loads of reporting on Floyd’s five years in prison for armed robbery. I know the guy has just died, and he seemed to have turned his life around, but the media isn’t holding a memorial service. They’re supposed to be reporting news. How about an interview with Floyd’s victims? Wouldn’t that be a newsy segment?
Again, according to Nexis, Floyd’s armed robbery conviction has been fleetingly mentioned only once on ABC News and once on Fox News.
The other reason some of us are waiting for all the facts can be summed up with two words: Rodney King.
That arrest looked pretty bad, too. The jury forewoman on the first trial said that when she saw the King video on television, “I was revulsed. … I thought they were hitting that poor man too hard and too long.”
But at the trial a year later, she got to see the 13 seconds of video that had been deliberately edited out by the media: the 6-foot-4, 240-pound King rising like a phoenix and charging at one of the officers.
The video that played on an endless loop on TV showed only the tail end of the encounter, when officers were whacking King with their batons.
In fact, however, the beating was the officers’ last resort for subduing King, who’d just led them on a high-speed car chase, at times reaching speeds of up to 115 mph, drawing several police cars and a police helicopter.
Once stopped, King’s two (black) passengers exited the car and got on the ground, as instructed. They went home without a scratch that night.
But King leapt out and began dancing and babbling, crouching, kneeling, laughing and waving to the police helicopter overhead. Both the officers and King’s passengers believed he was high on angel dust.
The senior officer, Sgt. Stacey Koon, ordered the officers to back away and holster their guns. He didn’t want to risk a fatal encounter.
Four officers tried swarming King—he threw them off his back like rag dolls. A dart from a Taser gun did nothing. Then another—also nothing. King lunged at an officer and got hit with a baton, but kept on raging. The police were running out of options that would allow everyone to stay alive.
That’s when three officers began hitting King with their metal batons, under the supervision of Sgt. Koon. If King moved, they whacked him. Finally, they managed to double-cuff him—the procedure for suspects on PCP—and put him in an ambulance to the hospital.
When Sgt. Koon first heard that the arrest had been captured on video, he was ecstatic. “This is great!” he said. “They got it on tape! Now we’ll have a live, in-the-field film to show police recruits. It can be a real-life example of how to use escalating force properly.”
Not only the jurors, but nearly everyone who saw the first trial ended up supporting the acquittal, including Roger Parloff, a liberal legal reporter who sat through most of the trial for the American Lawyer, and Lou Cannon, who covered it for the Washington Post. The renowned (black) economist Walter Williams was shocked by “the news media’s dereliction and deception” in their editing of the tape.
All this is detailed in my book Mugged: Racial Demagoguery from the Seventies to Obama, but at the time, the public knew none of it, thanks to our activist media.
The endlessly played Rodney King video hid the same part of Floyd’s arrest that’s being withheld today. Doesn’t anyone else wonder how Floyd ended up on the ground? Where are those videos?
Nah, it’s much easier—and cost-free!—to Speak Truth to the 1%.
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Ann Coulter is the author of THIRTEEN New York Times bestsellers—collect them here.
Her book, ¡Adios America! The Left’s Plan To Turn Our Country Into A Third World Hell Hole, was released on June 1, 2015.
Her latest book, Resistance Is Futile!: How the Trump-Hating Left Lost Its Collective Mind, was released on August 21, 2018.