George Floyd's Death, Protests and Riots across the US

The very succinct analysis of the Left by Chad of CHAZ is why there is no possibility of a unified America under a Leftist supported Biden. The media's and Biden's proclamation that he will unify Americans that Trump has divided is laughable to the core. The Left hates and desires to kill everything that Americans loves; family, religion, patriotism, small independence businesses, personal property, liberty and small government.

The Left never challenges the beloved American ideas because they always lose, so they demonize Americans as racists, Nazis, haters, etc. It is true that the Left cannot accept anybody other than themselves, so yes they do intend to kill "the enemies of the people."
 
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Multiple Nights of ORGANIZED Riots: Report Reveals the Toll | News Pushed

Lincoln, Nebraska is no urban metropolis but Black Lives Matter managed to do a whole lot of organized damage with their peaceful protests. The report just came in detailing the damage from a single “five-day stretch between May 29 and June 2.” That was only the direct aftermath of the…
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by Laura Steinberg December 4, 2020

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Los Angeles Police Department commander stands among several destroyed police cars as one explodes while on fire during a protest over the death of George Floyd, Saturday, May 30, 2020, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

Lincoln, Nebraska is no urban metropolis but Black Lives Matter managed to do a whole lot of organized damage with their peaceful protests. The report just came in detailing the damage from a single “five-day stretch between May 29 and June 2.” That was only the direct aftermath of the George Floyd incident. Riots, looting and burning have “peacefully” ravaged the countryside and the city streets from coast-to-coast.

All that peaceful mayhem was organized​

On Wednesday, the police department in Lincoln, Nebraska, handed the public “a detailed 35-page report about the five-day stretch, including timelines, data, images, and video.”

Chief Jeff Bliemeister insists that “they’re using what happened that weekend to improve training and improve relationships.” Hopefully, they will be training how to crack down on those who plan organized violence. According to Lincoln Police, “nearly $3 million in damage was caused.”

Chief Jeff Bliemeister insists that “they’re using what happened that weekend to improve training and improve relationships.” Hopefully, they will be training how to crack down on those who plan organized violence. According to Lincoln Police, “nearly $3 million in damage was caused.”

The chaos erupted so quickly that police were caught totally by surprise. The crowds wouldn’t have gathered so quickly unless professionally organized.

“I think we still had this impression, a lot of our officers had the impression, that we were not going to be the target of acts of aggression.” All that changed in a single night.

Protesters who had been peaceful throughout the evening started to get aggressive around 2:00 a.m., when the mob started blocking the street. They were bold enough to peacefully “assault officers by the EZ Go nearby.”

According to the police, the organized, Antifa-inspired, Black Lives Matter mob hurled “cans, bottles, bricks, and rocks” at law enforcement providing security to the business and prevent rioters from torching the gas station. Inside, “nearly $71,000 in damage had already been done.”

The anarchists raged out of control until dawn. “I believe it was the mob mentality that took over,” Chief Bliemeister notes.

Bottles of gasoline and fireworks​

The next night, as the sun sank in the west, “a group of 200-300 people started marching on main arterial streets.” All peacefully organized by activists associated with BLM and antifa offshoot groups.

When they got to the Hall of Justice around 11:00 p.m., “bottles and other projectiles started being thrown at officers.” Some “were full of accelerants, and fireworks were launched in the direction of officers to ignite those bottles,” which thankfully didn’t work.

Someone started shooting. The report includes video evidence that shots were fired at the Hall of Justice building while there were dozens of officers standing below.

Footage shows “a second floor window shattering because of a bullet, just feet from a female investigator who was inside taking pictures.” It’s scary that “Unified command and many of the officers present were not aware that occurred,” Bliemeister admits.

“It wasn’t until days later that the department became fully aware of all of the shots fired.” Nobody blames any of the activists who organized it.

From late Saturday night into early Sunday morning, numerous acts of vandalism and arson were documented on Lincoln Mall and across the city.

The organized madness was made easier by the fact that the police department “has been grossly understaffed for years.” The report makes it crystal clear that “limited resources prevented quicker movement down Lincoln Mall to avert significant property damage.”

Attempts at a curfew were useless because the organized protesters ignored them and the outnumbered police couldn’t enforce them.

All they could do was “make periodic requests for people to leave and go home.”

All that peaceful mayhem was organized​

On Wednesday, the police department in Lincoln, Nebraska, handed the public “a detailed 35-page report about the five-day stretch, including timelines, data, images, and video.”

Chief Jeff Bliemeister insists that “they’re using what happened that weekend to improve training and improve relationships.” Hopefully, they will be training how to crack down on those who plan organized violence. According to Lincoln Police, “nearly $3 million in damage was caused.”

Chief Jeff Bliemeister insists that “they’re using what happened that weekend to improve training and improve relationships.” Hopefully, they will be training how to crack down on those who plan organized violence. According to Lincoln Police, “nearly $3 million in damage was caused.”

The chaos erupted so quickly that police were caught totally by surprise. The crowds wouldn’t have gathered so quickly unless professionally organized.

“I think we still had this impression, a lot of our officers had the impression, that we were not going to be the target of acts of aggression.” All that changed in a single night.

Protesters who had been peaceful throughout the evening started to get aggressive around 2:00 a.m., when the mob started blocking the street. They were bold enough to peacefully “assault officers by the EZ Go nearby.”

According to the police, the organized, Antifa-inspired, Black Lives Matter mob hurled “cans, bottles, bricks, and rocks” at law enforcement providing security to the business and prevent rioters from torching the gas station. Inside, “nearly $71,000 in damage had already been done.”

The anarchists raged out of control until dawn. “I believe it was the mob mentality that took over,” Chief Bliemeister notes.

Bottles of gasoline and fireworks​

The next night, as the sun sank in the west, “a group of 200-300 people started marching on main arterial streets.” All peacefully organized by activists associated with BLM and antifa offshoot groups.

When they got to the Hall of Justice around 11:00 p.m., “bottles and other projectiles started being thrown at officers.” Some “were full of accelerants, and fireworks were launched in the direction of officers to ignite those bottles,” which thankfully didn’t work.

Someone started shooting. The report includes video evidence that shots were fired at the Hall of Justice building while there were dozens of officers standing below.

Footage shows “a second floor window shattering because of a bullet, just feet from a female investigator who was inside taking pictures.” It’s scary that “Unified command and many of the officers present were not aware that occurred,” Bliemeister admits.

“It wasn’t until days later that the department became fully aware of all of the shots fired.” Nobody blames any of the activists who organized it.

From late Saturday night into early Sunday morning, numerous acts of vandalism and arson were documented on Lincoln Mall and across the city.

The organized madness was made easier by the fact that the police department “has been grossly understaffed for years.” The report makes it crystal clear that “limited resources prevented quicker movement down Lincoln Mall to avert significant property damage.”

Attempts at a curfew were useless because the organized protesters ignored them and the outnumbered police couldn’t enforce them.

All they could do was “make periodic requests for people to leave and go home.”
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The mob responded with fireworks and bricks, “along with sporadic paintballs and other projectiles.” Some call that “insurrection” but not a thing was done about it.

Shortly after midnight on June 2, “a group of about two dozen people entered the Target parking lot and tried to break in. The building was boarded up, but there was still about $50,000 in damage done.”
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It's hard not to be suspicious of all such church fires at this point.


Fire in Manhattan destroys 19th century Middle Collegiate Church

A fire that broke out in a vacant building in Manhattan’s East Village spread to the nearby church, which has been severely damaged. No injuries have been reported.
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"Middle Collegiate Church has a history that dates back to 1628 — this morning as a result of a fire in a neighboring building that was vacant, the church is no more."
 
Mari said:
I´ve just saw this on SOTT and my first thought was: "Well this belongs to "Don't Panic! Lighten Up!" section...."
...and then I opened the article.... :-O
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It also is addressed in the "Don't Panic! Lighten Up!" section:

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BLM nominated for new Nobel 'Mostly Peaceful' Prize

The Nobel Committee has announced they have nominated Black Lives Matter for the brand new Nobel "Mostly Peaceful" Prize for its hard work bringing attention to racism by burning down cities around the world. "No one has done more to contribute...
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