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As I said, not a straight arrow pointing to single group mainly responsible, but not mentioned at all, as the president picks and chooses, and I first started to see these reports the day he singled out this ANTIFA bunch and then DOJ and Pompeo and FBI refused to name ANTIFA specifically on the Sunday news shows when asked. Have not seen charging document on ANTIFA members yet. I assume they are out there, just have not seen them. Some people just want to stir up trouble and paint all the violent radicals with the one can of paint, either left wing or right wing, but I suspect many of both sides, with nobody controlling their worst elements.Three guys.Not exactly an unswerving arrow point to the only prime suspects of stirring the violence, but certainly not mentioned in the (presidential?) government rhetoric on who is to blame. If FBI knew and DOJ knew, did they just keep it from trump? Doubt it. Like his supporters often speak of non-reporting on the left, just did not fit the narrative ANTIFA, ANTIFA, ANTIFA?Taking that at face value, that's three.....THREE, out of how many scores of thousands of rioters across the nation?Three more linked to the right wing Boogaloo movement were arrested on Federal Charges related to terrorism in Las Vegas, inciting riot there, using improvised explosive and posting instructions on "how to" online.From the OP:
At least 125 Boogaloo groups with tens of thousands of followers could be found on Facebook as of April, according to a review by advocacy group Tech Transparency Project. Facebook restricted the use of Boogaloo when used alongside violent images or calls to action on May 1, but experts say the movement simply shifted terminology and the policy has had little effect.
In the past week, Facebook announced additional steps to limit the growth of Boogaloo groups on the platform and that it would no longer recommend them to users with similar interests. But these groups are still largely out in plain view and available for public consumption, even if Facebook is no longer steering people directly to them.
3 self-proclaimed members of the far-right 'boogaloo' movement were arrested on domestic terrorism charges for trying to spark violence during protests3 self-proclaimed members of the far-right 'boogaloo' movement were arrested on domestic terrorism charges for trying to spark violence during protests
According to a June 2 filing, the men discussed "causing an incident to incite chaos and possibly a riot" in response to George Floyd's death.www.businessinsider.com
- Three self-proclaimed members of the far-right "boogaloo" movement were held on domestic terrorism charges after federal prosecutors accused them of trying to spark violence during police brutality protests in Las Vegas.
- The "boogaloo" movement was defined in the charging document as "a term used by extremists to signify coming civil war and/or fall of civilization." The three men previously served in the US Navy, Army, and Air Force, according to the filing.
- Each defendant was charged with conspiracy to damage and destroy by using fire and explosives, and possession of an unregistered firearm.
- According to the filing, the men in late May discussed "causing an incident to incite chaos and possibly a riot" in response to George Floyd's death.
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THREE......................FUCKING.................... GUYS
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Dozens of Pantifa and BLM groups that were freely using social media to organize and spur on the rioting.
You leftbats seriously need to readjust your tin foil hats and get a grip.