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Two Of The Kidnappers Were Photographed Marching For BLM This Summer

You know that was a war based on nothing but lies. Declassifying how those lies were forced onto the intelligence community would result in exposing a lot of Bush's administration.

I'm for it.
Hillary was the one responsible for doing threat assessments of the Middle East for White House intelligence at that time.

So yes it would be interesting to have those things declassified.

Now can we get back to the topic at hand?

I'm having too much fun watching you fall into complete delusion.
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About as delusional as your Russiagate of the last few years. The question is who was forcing the lies on the intelligence community? Sounds like lies seem to follow Hillary around shall we check her e-mails?

So most likely these guys must support BLM and anything else are lies the likes of you want to tell about them.

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I think there is a lot of confusion here...these aren’t leftists, they represent the extreme right and their actions should be condemned, not parsed by the desperate for ideological hints they bat for the other team.

Attending a BLM rally...is not necessarily “pro-BLM”, but more anti-cop. In one article Harris is states he marched with BLM because he hated what the cops did to Floyd. A number of these plotters are associated with Boogaloo.


For example, the so-called Boogaloo Bois — a group of armed anti-government extremists made visible by their Hawaiian shirts — have reportedly shown up to some of the protests.

The “boogaloo” is code for impending civil war or violent confrontation with law enforcement, and that’s what they’re hoping to get out of the protests. Their main reason for being there is their antipathy toward law enforcement, and so they’re trying to position themselves as allies of Black Lives Matter protesters. They’ve made police brutality one of their central issues, which was explored at length in a Bellingcat article this week.
Their approach to police brutality links the victims of the deadly standoff with federal agents at Ruby Ridge in 1992, to the victims of modern police brutality, including Floyd. But unlike the vast majority of protesters, they refuse to acknowledge the fact that police brutality is an issue that disproportionately impacts people of color.

Take a look at the bio of Some of these “gems”...




You're trying to introduce nuance into the debate. Good luck.
 

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