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✊🏾 BLACK MILITANTS PROTESTING IN PARIS
👮🏼♂️ The protest is now on Place de la Concorde, near the American Embassy and the Presidential Palace. A heavy presence of riot police is here to avoid escalation.
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✊🏾 BLACK MILITANTS PROTESTING IN PARIS
👮🏼♂️ The protest is now on Place de la Concorde, near the American Embassy and the Presidential Palace. A heavy presence of riot police is here to avoid escalation.
📌 For more information and context see this post :
https://t.me/GalliaDaily/1253
Seattle’s mayor and police chief announced they’ve agreed to ban the use of tear gas to disperse protesters for 30 days amid ongoing demonstrations after the death of George Floyd. “After hearing concerns about the use of CS gas for crowd control purposes earlier this week ... we decided we were going to suspend its use for 30 days,” Police Chief Carmen Best said. The leaders suspended the gas until watchdog groups and oversight officials can fully review and recommend changes to policies and training for use of the chemical agent. Local health officials expressed concerns over use of tear gas and other respiratory irritants in light of the coronavirus pandemic. The ban only applies to tear gas-- not flash-bang grenades, pepper spray and other crowd-control techniques-- but Seattle’s female African American police chief said that “everything will be reviewed.”
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Tucker Carlson: Cultural Revolution has come to America – brainwashing underway.
A New Mexico police officer is facing manslaughter charges in the death of a man who died after being subjected to a neck restraint technique during a February arrest, prosecutors said. The charges against Las Cruces Police Officer Christopher Smelser were announced Friday, amid nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd in police custody in Minneapolis. Floyd died after an officer kneeled on his neck for more than 8 minutes in an incident caught on cellphone video by a bystander. Las Cruces District Attorney Mark D’Antonio said Smelser was charged in the death of Antonio Valenzuela during a Feb. 29 traffic stop. Valenzuela, 40, had an open warrant for a parole violation, Fox 11 El Paso reported. Smelser and another officer attempted to subdue Valenzuela with a stun gun to no avail, D’Antonio said. "Valenzuela was continually struggling to get away, once on the ground, during this struggle, Officer Smelser applied a vascular neck restraint technique to gain control," he said.
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Meanwhile, in Dagestan region, Russia ... #WTF
The U.S. Marine Corps (USMC) banned display of the Confederate flag at its military installations Friday, on everything from bumper stickers to coffee mugs. "The Confederate battle flag has all too often been co-opted by violent extremist and racist groups whose divisive beliefs have no place in our Corps," the service branch said in a statement."Our history as a nation, and events like the violence in Charlottesville in 2017, highlight the divisiveness the use of the Confederate battle flag has had on our society." “This presents a threat to our core values, unit cohesion, security and good order and discipline,” the statement read. The flag is now banned from display on public and workspaces in any capacity-- bumper stickers, clothing, mugs, posters, flags, etc. It is not banned where “it is depicted, but not the main focus,” such as works of art or educational or historical displays of Civil War battles. It is also allowed on state-issued license plates and confederate soldiers’ gravesites.
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Meanwhile, in UK ... Downing street is under attack again right now!
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Meanwhile, in UK ... Downing street is under attack again right now!
London police conduct mass arrests and disperse protesters
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Aerial footage shows thousands of people gathered in London's Parliament Square to protest against George Floyd's death and police brutality
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Man shows up to anti-white Toronto BLM protest in blackface. That's a legendary move. @ProudBoysCanada.
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Meanwhile, in CA a few thousand people gathered Saturday morning at the heart of Simi Valley, joining the chorus of demonstrations against police brutality in the region and nation. The group of peaceful protesters stood on the sidewalks at all four intersections of Sycamore Drive and Cochran Street beginning at about 10 a.m. before many began marching on the sidewalk down Cochran toward City Hall. A heavy police presence blanketed the city, site of the 1992 verdicts in the Rodney King beating case, which set off widespread rioting. At least two exits on Hwy 118 were closed and police could be seen on nearby streets though not directly near demonstrators.
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There are at least 6,000 protesters marching throughout Washington D.C. Saturday, according to a tweet from the Washington D.C. Police Traffic tracker. Temperatures in the 90s have not deterred thousands from descending on the nation's capital to protest police brutality and the death of George Floyd. The police department city has closed numerous streets for the "First Amendment demonstrations."
A county sheriff says two members of the “boogaloo” extremist group have been charged with inciting a riot at a May 30 George Floyd protest in a South Carolina city. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott announced the charges had been brought against Kevin Ackley, 22, and Joshua Barnard, 24, according to reports. The protest took place in Columbia, the state capital. Ackley was charged with instigating a riot by throwing a water bottle at law enforcement officers, WIS-TV reported. His arrest was announced Friday. Barnard was also charged with breaking into a motor vehicle, looting and larceny in addition to the inciting a riot charge, the station reported. His arrest was announced Thursday. Authorities say the boogaloos are right-wing extremists bent on starting a civil war. They often wear Hawaiian shirts. Deputies said Ackley and Barnard were in possession of Hawaiian shirts when they were arrested. Ackley was also in possession of a boogaloo flag, they said.