Tag: looting

31 Times The Media Justified Or Explained Away Rioting And Looting After Floyd Death

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Real News Real Patriots Dozens of news outlets published content that either justified or explained away rioting and looting in the initial weeks of unrest following the police custody death of George Floyd in late May, a Daily Caller News Foundation review found. While President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have both condemned rioting and looting, major news outlets such as CNN and MSNBC have appeared to downplay the unrest that has gripped American cities in the months following Floyd’s death, in one instance describing a scene as “mostly…

NPR features Leftist Lunatic advocating Looting in America

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Patty McMurry “Looting is a powerful tool to bring about real, lasting change in society”…”Provides people with an imaginative sense of freedom and pleasure” Last week, we wrote about Contra County’s Diane Becton, a first-term District Attorney, who is one of a number of radical district attorneys supported by the far-left Democrat billionaire George Soros. When looters are caught stealing from local businesses, the radical DA, Diane Becton, is asking officers to consider the needs of the looter when charging them. On August 23, Black Lives Matter leader Alycia Moaton accused…

Jon Rappoport, COVID-19 and Riots: their operational connections

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Jon Rappoport The COVID-19 operation was fraying badly: Protests against the lockdowns were expanding. The public-health measures (distancing, isolation, masks) were being attacked from all sides, as unnecessary, useless, overbearing, and unscientific. Many mainstream researchers, doctors, and even public health officials were exposing the fact that the pandemic was no pandemic at all. The adjusted case and death numbers didn’t warrant excessive concern. It was becoming obvious that the players setting the COVID agenda were there simply because they had been appointed to high posts; not because they were perceptive…