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And aren't we all saying now,,,,ahh,,,Hillary? wasn't it you who kept gloating how Donald Trump wants to divide the county up, the lovers VS the haters? A country where all men will treat women like crap, a country where if Trump doesn't get his way there will be more sax and violins and Democrats shitting on cars?
so when is Hillary going there to do another speech?Here is the latest fro Portland
Police: Anarchist riots may have caused more than $1 million in damage
by KATU.com Staff
Friday, November 11th 2016
Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales (KATU News photo)
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Anarchists damage Pearl District businesses
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) - Portland Police Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales addressed the media Friday afternoon, a day after an anarchist group broke off from a peaceful protest and caused significant damage in Northwest Portland.
About 4,000 protesters led by Portland's Resistance peacefully marched throughout the city for several hours, until a group associated with the Anarchist Black Cross Federation joined in on the protest. The situation escalated when several so-called anarchists smashed cars at a NE Broadway dealership, then headed west to the Pearl District, where they broke windows of local businesses and restaurants.
The groups may caused more than $1 million in damages, including $250,000 at the car dealership.
PHOTOS: Damage in the Pearl District from anarchist riot
Twenty-five people were arrested by the end of the evening and no serious injuries were reported.
Chief Marshman and Mayor Hales -- along with local activist Micah Rhodes -- decried Thursday night's violent events.
"We tried to keep peaceful protesters away from destructive anarchists," Rhodes said. "We instructed our protesters to the best of our ability not to engage people causing vandalism."
Rhodes added Portland's Resistance plans on having a rally Friday evening, but no march. Both Marshman and Hales told citizens of Portland their free speech and right to protest is encouraged.
"We will get you a permit for a protest route. Our goal is safety, and to make sure folks don't hijack a peaceful protest," Marshman said.
With it being Friday, Mayor Hales encouraged Portlanders to go out and enjoy the evening, whether it involves going to the Trail Blazers game or visiting a neighborhood restaurant.
"Let's keep being good neighbors. Let's go out and enjoy our city. Let's exercise our First Amendment right when we see fit," Hales said.
Portland's Resistance created a GoFundMe account to help businesses damaged in the riots rebuild.
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so when is Hillary going there to do another speech?Here is the latest fro Portland
Police: Anarchist riots may have caused more than $1 million in damage
by KATU.com Staff
Friday, November 11th 2016
Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales (KATU News photo)
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MORE MEDIA
Anarchists damage Pearl District businesses
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) - Portland Police Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales addressed the media Friday afternoon, a day after an anarchist group broke off from a peaceful protest and caused significant damage in Northwest Portland.
About 4,000 protesters led by Portland's Resistance peacefully marched throughout the city for several hours, until a group associated with the Anarchist Black Cross Federation joined in on the protest. The situation escalated when several so-called anarchists smashed cars at a NE Broadway dealership, then headed west to the Pearl District, where they broke windows of local businesses and restaurants.
The groups may caused more than $1 million in damages, including $250,000 at the car dealership.
PHOTOS: Damage in the Pearl District from anarchist riot
Twenty-five people were arrested by the end of the evening and no serious injuries were reported.
Chief Marshman and Mayor Hales -- along with local activist Micah Rhodes -- decried Thursday night's violent events.
"We tried to keep peaceful protesters away from destructive anarchists," Rhodes said. "We instructed our protesters to the best of our ability not to engage people causing vandalism."
Rhodes added Portland's Resistance plans on having a rally Friday evening, but no march. Both Marshman and Hales told citizens of Portland their free speech and right to protest is encouraged.
"We will get you a permit for a protest route. Our goal is safety, and to make sure folks don't hijack a peaceful protest," Marshman said.
With it being Friday, Mayor Hales encouraged Portlanders to go out and enjoy the evening, whether it involves going to the Trail Blazers game or visiting a neighborhood restaurant.
"Let's keep being good neighbors. Let's go out and enjoy our city. Let's exercise our First Amendment right when we see fit," Hales said.
Portland's Resistance created a GoFundMe account to help businesses damaged in the riots rebuild.
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i wonder if there is a best buy somewhere near portlandPortland Police Chief, Mayor speak out on riots: 'Let's keep it peaceful'
Here is the latest from Portland
Police: Anarchist riots may have caused more than $1 million in damage
by KATU.com Staff
Friday, November 11th 2016
Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales (KATU News photo)
AA
MORE MEDIA
Anarchists damage Pearl District businesses
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) - Portland Police Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales addressed the media Friday afternoon, a day after an anarchist group broke off from a peaceful protest and caused significant damage in Northwest Portland.
About 4,000 protesters led by Portland's Resistance peacefully marched throughout the city for several hours, until a group associated with the Anarchist Black Cross Federation joined in on the protest. The situation escalated when several so-called anarchists smashed cars at a NE Broadway dealership, then headed west to the Pearl District, where they broke windows of local businesses and restaurants.
The groups may caused more than $1 million in damages, including $250,000 at the car dealership.
PHOTOS: Damage in the Pearl District from anarchist riot
Twenty-five people were arrested by the end of the evening and no serious injuries were reported.
Chief Marshman and Mayor Hales -- along with local activist Micah Rhodes -- decried Thursday night's violent events.
"We tried to keep peaceful protesters away from destructive anarchists," Rhodes said. "We instructed our protesters to the best of our ability not to engage people causing vandalism."
Rhodes added Portland's Resistance plans on having a rally Friday evening, but no march. Both Marshman and Hales told citizens of Portland their free speech and right to protest is encouraged.
"We will get you a permit for a protest route. Our goal is safety, and to make sure folks don't hijack a peaceful protest," Marshman said.
With it being Friday, Mayor Hales encouraged Portlanders to go out and enjoy the evening, whether it involves going to the Trail Blazers game or visiting a neighborhood restaurant.
"Let's keep being good neighbors. Let's go out and enjoy our city. Let's exercise our First Amendment right when we see fit," Hales said.
Portland's Resistance created a GoFundMe account to help businesses damaged in the riots rebuild.
Anarchist rioters shatter windows in Portland following once-peaceful protest, 26 arrested
PHOTOS: Portland Anti-Trump Protest/Riot - Day 3
Photos: Peaceful protest turns violent in Downtown Portland
PHOTOS: Damage left behind by anarchist rioters in Portland
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all we need now is for Godzilla to show up in Portland and join the partyProbably the first cold day in hell.so when is Hillary going there to do another speech?Here is the latest fro Portland
Police: Anarchist riots may have caused more than $1 million in damage
by KATU.com Staff
Friday, November 11th 2016
Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales (KATU News photo)
AA
MORE MEDIA
Anarchists damage Pearl District businesses
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) - Portland Police Chief Mike Marshman and Mayor Charlie Hales addressed the media Friday afternoon, a day after an anarchist group broke off from a peaceful protest and caused significant damage in Northwest Portland.
About 4,000 protesters led by Portland's Resistance peacefully marched throughout the city for several hours, until a group associated with the Anarchist Black Cross Federation joined in on the protest. The situation escalated when several so-called anarchists smashed cars at a NE Broadway dealership, then headed west to the Pearl District, where they broke windows of local businesses and restaurants.
The groups may caused more than $1 million in damages, including $250,000 at the car dealership.
PHOTOS: Damage in the Pearl District from anarchist riot
Twenty-five people were arrested by the end of the evening and no serious injuries were reported.
Chief Marshman and Mayor Hales -- along with local activist Micah Rhodes -- decried Thursday night's violent events.
"We tried to keep peaceful protesters away from destructive anarchists," Rhodes said. "We instructed our protesters to the best of our ability not to engage people causing vandalism."
Rhodes added Portland's Resistance plans on having a rally Friday evening, but no march. Both Marshman and Hales told citizens of Portland their free speech and right to protest is encouraged.
"We will get you a permit for a protest route. Our goal is safety, and to make sure folks don't hijack a peaceful protest," Marshman said.
With it being Friday, Mayor Hales encouraged Portlanders to go out and enjoy the evening, whether it involves going to the Trail Blazers game or visiting a neighborhood restaurant.
"Let's keep being good neighbors. Let's go out and enjoy our city. Let's exercise our First Amendment right when we see fit," Hales said.
Portland's Resistance created a GoFundMe account to help businesses damaged in the riots rebuild.
NEWS IN PICTURES
Anarchist rioters shatter windows in Portland following once-peaceful protest, 26 arrested
PHOTOS: Portland Anti-Trump Protest/Riot - Day 3
Photos: Peaceful protest turns violent in Downtown Portland
PHOTOS: Damage left behind by anarchist rioters in Portland
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A DAY AGOAnarchist rioters shatter windows in Portland following once-peaceful protest, 26 arrested
2
8 HOURS AGOAftermath: Protest organizers disavow destruction, set plan to repair damages
3
4 HOURS AGOPolice identify 25 people arrested in overnight Portland unrest
4
10 MONTHS AGOLawmaker to pitch idea to join eastern parts of Oregon, Washington with Idaho
5
8 HOURS AGOMan pleads not guilty to killing his two housemates in Jefferson County
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now they need to change the welcome signs to "Welcome To Portland,Nice Car You Got There"....or "Welcome To Portland,Excuse The Mess,Rodan and Godzilla Were Here",Isn't Obama still the president? Why is he just leaving them to it? These aren't regular protesters they are self avowed anarchists, organised and with names.
if things keep getting worse in Portland,,all 76 Trillion rats will head north to Washington in fear for their livesIsn't Obama still the president? Why is he just leaving them to it? These aren't regular protesters they are self avowed anarchists, organised and with names.
