A black motorist has been filmed ordering white BLM hyenas to stop blocking a highway in Austin so he can get to work and provide for his children. The footage, captured around 11.30pm on Saturday night, shows the man stepping out of his vehicle on the I-35 and confronting the activists who are refusing to let traffic pass. 'I gotta go to work, I'm black! I've gotta go to work!' the unidentified man yells at the group as he waves his hand in the air. 'I've got bills! I've got kids! Get the fuck out of my way!' he continues shouting before he makes his way back to his pick-up truck. His words clearly had affect on the group, who are then seen meekly stepping to the sides of the road in order to let his car through.

Meanwhile in Portland. Loafers and losers marching in the downtown.

Meanwhile, in Germany. Freedom Day - with tens of thousands of participants in Berlin. In the politically correct and authoritative mainstream, it will probably be reported tomorrow that "1,500" aluminum hat wearers and right-wing radicals were on the move. This is how it looked in Berlin last night. (google translate)

Meanwhile, in Chile. On July 31, Mapuche Natives started a wave of Protests & Riots in central regions of Araucanía, demanding "Freedom for for so-called Mapuche 'political prisoners'. As expected, this resulted in direct confrontations with the Chilean region's Anti-Riot Police. Police Vehicle burned in Curacautín Saturday nigth. The excesses and riots have reached the maximum limit. Riot Police are completely overcome, they have been helped by citizens to contain the attacks of the violentists.

A search for seven missing Marines and one Navy sailor, who went missing during a training exercise off the California coast last week, has ended, Marine Corps officials announced early Sunday. All eight missing service members are presumed dead after a 40-hour search effort was unsuccessful, a statement posted on Twitter by the I Marine Expeditionary Force said.

Hialeah, FL — A security guard faces attempted murder charges after opening fire at a car that an accused shoplifter had fled to.

A wildfire in southern California, which has been deemed the Apple fire, has forced evacuation orders in several neighborhoods after burning more than 4,000 acres and destroying at least one home Saturday. The fire, which started in Riverside, an area roughly 75 miles from Los Angeles, is said to be zero percent contained even though 375 firefighters, dozens of engines and air support are on the scene. Evacuation warnings and orders have been set for the Potato Canyon and the Oak Glen areas, as the fire has moved into San Bernardino County, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) on Sunday. “Approximately 2,586 homes totaling approximately 7,800 people are under evacuation orders,” the Riverside Fire Department tweeted Saturday evening.