Will the next race riots be Made in China?
Remember how Russia supposedly elected Trump using only the television ad budget of a failed congressional race in Amish country?
The Senate intelligence report actually found that “most of the videos” put up by Moscow “pertained to police brutality and the activist efforts of the Black Lives Matter organization”.
A controversial Calgary professor is suing the University of Lethbridge over its decision to cancel a guest lecture she was scheduled to deliver at the school in February.
Frances Widdowson — who was fired from Mount Royal University following heavy criticism of her comments on Canada’s residential school system and the Black Lives Matter movement — is suing the southern Alberta institution alongside student Jonah Pickle and philosophy professor Paul Viminitz, who invited her to the school. The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms filed the lawsuit July 26 on behalf of the three applicants.
Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King and his left-wing super PAC quietly settled a defamation lawsuit with former Philadelphia district attorney candidate Carlos Vega, who King falsely accused of framing a black man for murder.
Readers of the New York Times — once legitimately known as America’s newspaper of record — were recently told in a news story that a new report from the Council on Criminal Justice (CCJ) claimed a 9% drop in the homicide rate in 30 major U.S. cities since the start of the Coronavirus Pandemic in early 2020.
Exactly 10 years ago, Black Lives Matter was born from “a love letter” to Black people that Alicia Garza penned on Facebook.
Responding to the the acquittal of George Zimmerman, who fatally shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin a year earlier, on July 13, 2013, Garza wrote: “We don’t deserve to be killed with impunity. We need to love ourselves and fight for a world where black lives matter. Black people, I love you. I love us. We matter. Our lives matter.”
Patrisse Cullors responded to Garza’s post with the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter.
South Fulton, Ga., is one of the Peach State’s youngest cities, with a founding date of 2017. It’s also the eighth-largest city in the state, and it encompasses much of the southern end of Fulton County, hence its immensely clever name.
Not all that long ago, race rioters were destroying cities while elected officials cheered them on. Anyone who questioned the hate group and its message that only lives of a certain skin color matter was denounced.
Juneteenth, a holiday that most Americans had never even heard of until Congress made it a federal holiday in 2021 to celebrate the end of slavery, is starting to acquire some very unpleasant associations.
One person is dead after at least 20 people were shot outside a suburban Illinois shopping center overnight when hundreds gathered for a Juneteenth celebration.
The shooting happened around 12:30 a.m. on Route 83 near Honeysuckle Lane in Willowbrook, Illinois, Battalion Chief Joe Ostrander with the Tri-State Fire Protection District told WLS.
Witnesses said the massive crowd of more than 300 people had gathered for a Juneteenth celebration that turned violent.
20 people were shot during a Juneteenth celebration in Illinois
The shooting happened around 12:30am on Route 83 near Honeysuckle Lane, WillowbrookNowadays it is not safe to go to any outdoor event! pic.twitter.com/yAMbWOWXIU
— Ronald Kelly (@RonK3l) June 18, 2023
The head of the Black Lives Matter movement in Calgary has been charged with a hate crime for allegedly impeding access to a Catholic school.
Court records show Adora Nwofor was charged with mischief on June 2, in connection with an incident on May 26, for allegedly “wilfully obstructing and interfering” with the use of a property “primarily used for religious worship and educational purposes.”
“They’re trying to George Floyd me.”
Cops and Cocaine both start with a ‘C’.
Patrisse Cullors, the co-founder of the racist hate group Black Lives Matter, claimed that her cousin, Keenan Anderson, “was killed by LAPD in Venice on January 3rd, 2023”.
The outspoken host of ESPN’s “First Take” and “The Stephen A. Smith Show” podcast is fed up with black-on-black crime and the silence that surrounds it. This week Smith said during his eponymous podcast that he “had no choice” but to talk about it. Lamenting the high number of shootings in Chicago over the long Memorial Day Weekend, Smith had a question for the black community: “When are we going to look at ourselves when it comes to black people being killed in the streets of America?”
h/t KH
Everything that touches the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation reeks of cynicism.
The group’s latest financial disclosure shows it ended the last tax year with a $9 million deficit — plus a new wrinkle: blatantly trying to buy off critics.
At least two big-ticket payments, per the outfit’s tax form 990 for tax year 2022, went to prominent detractors.
Some lottery winners have described their situation as being at the right place at the right time to receive their fortuitous ticket to wealth.
Their windfall immediately changes their lives, making them responsible for managing an amount of money they’d never dreamt of having.
People believe money changes a person, but I believe it only accentuates what was already within: The money just makes it easier to exhibit it.
George Floyd, who robbed a woman at gunpoint and died of a drug overdose while being restrained by police, is being “remembered” in the place that his supporters looted in the days following his accidental death.
