Was The Charlottesville Riot A Set-Up?
Me dino was tempted but decided not to post this article when I first read it this morning. I don't like to read print that small and I could read "Firefox prevented this site from opening a pop-up window." (Psst! I also don't like to post links that ask Gulchers for money). So if you caught a pop-up, me so solly, y'all.
What changed my mind was Rush Limbaugh on my car radio a little later asking the same question and theorizing that the libs who run Charlottesville connived~not to do a Rahm Emanuel "Do not waste a good crisis"~BUT TO CREATE ONE.
Rush spoke of the police at Charlotteville standing down as well as retreating for the expressed purpose of fetching riot gear but then coming back without any.
In the article, police at the scene were definitely shackled from enforcing the same wear no mask law police effectively enforced at Auburn University a few months ago.
You had better be a kid and it better be Halloween if you want police to overlook your wearing a mask in my sweet home Alabama.
It's original intention was to successfully unmask the KKK.
Besides criminals doing crimes, it appears the those who hide behind masks these days (who aren't Muslim extremists) are the cowards of Antifa, BLM rioters and similar "useful idiot" losers that George Soros loves to fund.
What changed my mind was Rush Limbaugh on my car radio a little later asking the same question and theorizing that the libs who run Charlottesville connived~not to do a Rahm Emanuel "Do not waste a good crisis"~BUT TO CREATE ONE.
Rush spoke of the police at Charlotteville standing down as well as retreating for the expressed purpose of fetching riot gear but then coming back without any.
In the article, police at the scene were definitely shackled from enforcing the same wear no mask law police effectively enforced at Auburn University a few months ago.
You had better be a kid and it better be Halloween if you want police to overlook your wearing a mask in my sweet home Alabama.
It's original intention was to successfully unmask the KKK.
Besides criminals doing crimes, it appears the those who hide behind masks these days (who aren't Muslim extremists) are the cowards of Antifa, BLM rioters and similar "useful idiot" losers that George Soros loves to fund.
- Thomas Paine
Neither the police, nor the courts, are achieving the outcome that was the sole objective of their creation.
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it"
Oh, well, I'm concealed carry, have a pistol permit, have more than one gun and the training to use them all.
The Lozito case was a particularly infuriating one: http://gothamist.com/2013/07/28/subwa... The cops on the train actually took credit for subduing the murderer with the media, when the reality was that they watched innocent people being brutally stabbed and Lozito actually being the one to subdue the killer while suffering life-threatening wounds.
This conspiracy theory is better than most because it doesn't argue the conspirators are super-powerful. In this theory, the conspiracy didn't play out exactly as planned, which makes more sense to me than conspiracies that go perfectly.
"guilt on both sides for the violence."
Stating it this way rests on the premise that there are two sides. I don't see that. IMHO this language was asinine on the part of President Trump. If there's any hidden agenda, I wondered if Trump might be trying to undermine the Republican party and/or people who want to keep the Confederate statues by suggesting the people marching under the Nazi banner were one "side". If we accept the "both sides" premise, most people want not to be on the Nazi side. I do not think it's a hidden agenda. I think Trump can't resist seeking attention, even if it inadvertently incites violence and undermines things he claims to support.
Me dino IMO leans toward the maybe is not exaggerated bit.
Several unexpected things happened: Communication with BLM was poor, so not many of that group showed up. Antifa thugs are almost all white, so the video showed one bunch of white guys beating up another bunch of white guys, instead of the desired black-white confrontation; the stand down order prevented the police from stopping the driver of the murder vehicle from heading in the direction of the crowd (which the anonymous LEO said they could have done), and a white person was killed (instead of a black person); some of the supposedly friendly press (from NBC and the New York Times) actually reported what they saw, which supports the President's contention that there was guilt on both sides for the violence. Those news sources also reported that from their view, the clash between the groups could have been avoided. Neither news source speculated about the possibility the whole thing was staged.
That might be exaggerated.
My default bias is in favor of bad coincidental decisions over machinations, but I see your two scenarios.I see two scenarios because it would seem conspirators desperate to prevent an alt-right gathering from happening would be different from the conspirators wanting to push the groups together and spark a violent conflict.
Whenever I hear these conspiracy scenarios, though, they ring false because the conspirators would have to be master predictors of the future. I admire President Obama and George Soros, at least based on their books and public persona, and not only do I see them willing to engage in this skullduggery, I don't see them being able to predict that outcome would break in their favor.
It is not proof that they are in the KKK or white supremacists.
Some have a heritage and an ancestry with war stories they are proud of.
During the 70s I was acquainted with such a family with the surname of Kennedy, believe it or not.
Their war story was a Civil War soldier who obtained leave to visit his family, which he did on horseback. Just as he arrived some Yankee cavalry also showed up.
Kennedy led the Yankees on a merry chase, hopping fences and having the advantage of knowing the lay of the property where he grew up.
He visited his family after the Yankees lost him, gave up the chase and went away.
That's because all the Yankees knew about Kennedy is that they chased some uniformed Reb on a horse.
The Russia collusion angle is fizzling out, so playing the race card is another angle to stir up anger and separation. Before Trump said anything, the left wing pundits were already accusing him of stimulating white racists, motivating and encouraging them.
What I first accepted as incompetence I now think was an effort to maximize conflict between the two groups. I may be wrong. In his desperation to prevent the alt-right gathering, after the court ruled they could hold their protest, the governor may have felt it necessary to pull the only card that would allow him to stop the protest, even if he had to lie to support his emergency declaration. He may not have had anything to do with the bad decision to force the alt-right crowd to exit into the teeth of the Antifa mob, but there seem to be too many bad coincidental decisions for the situation not to have been purposeful.
In other words~Aw, for-gedda-bout it! We cool!
Old dino also lived through Jim Crow all that in the then Democrat Alabama.
Remember the gas station rest rooms marked "COLORED."
Recall being a kid who felt sorry for blacks forbidden to use the "WHITE ONLY" ice water machine on hot summer days.
Conspiracy.
http://insider.foxnews.com/2017/08/16...
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