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Loren Cannon (Renn)

Special Agent in Charge FBI

Something seems off with this guy and his name. Name is the feminine form of Lawrence.When I looked HIM up a few things just stick to me when thinkning of the types

that are in Antifa and what they are into ideolgy wise. Not sure how to explain just look.

what got me to even look at this guy was a FBI Portland twitter post he sent out.

see image. https://twitter.com/FBIPortland/status/1304485157337018377 https://twitter.com/FBIPortland/status/1304485157337018377/photo/1

'''The sentence has no period or comma between AWAY and LOCAL. Reads weird. Like what Trump does on his Twitter to get us to THINK and LOOK.

"Conspiracy theories and misinformation take valuable resources away local fire and police agencies working around the clock to bring these fires under control"

Seems like COMMS saying that they WANT the misinformation about the fires as it SAYS:

"take valuable resources away"

and

" local fire and police agencies working around the clock to bring these fires under control".

THEN HIS NAME, PLUS James Comey named him special agent over Portland?

A few curious things I found with HIS NAME and the other guy with same name Loren Cannon (see below) HIS Ph.D. is all around Antifa type guy/gal stuff

Notice TREE AND PROPELLANT

LOREN:

In Latin Baby Names the meaning of the nameLOREN is: The laurel tree or sweet bay tree symbolic of honor and victory. Old name with many variants. 'From Laurentium; the place of the laurel trees; place of honor and victory. Feminine of Lawrence.

https://www.sheknows.com/baby-names/name/loren/#:~:text=In%20Latin%20Baby%20Names%20the,place%20of%20honor%20and%20victory.

CANNON:

A CANNON is a type of gun classified as artillery that launches a projectile using propellant.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannon

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Loren Cannon

'''AND The name Loren Cannon is also used by another guy with a Ph.D.

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LOREN CANNON

PhD

Biography:

Loren received his Ph.D. in Philosophy at Arizona State University in 2006. Loren specializes in trans-theory, feminist ethics, applied ethics, ethical theory, and metaethics.

His publications have focused on trans-theory, feminist ethics, collective responsibility and collective belief. Loren has presented nationally and internationally on trans-related subjects, as well as other topics in philosophical ethics. For MQS and WS minors, Loren teaches a course on Trans-Lives and Theory.

Publications:

“Firestonian Futures and Trans-Affirming Presents” in Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, Spring 2016.

“Masculine Vulnerabilities and Human Connections,” a chapter in Manning Up: Transsexual Men on Finding Brotherhood, Family, and Themselves. Transgress Press. 2014.

“Moral Taint: Narrative and Identity” in Journal of Philosophy in the Contemporary World, Spring 2011.

“Trans-marriage and the Unacceptability of Same-Sex Restrictions.” Social Philosophy Today: Gender, Diversity, and Difference, 2009.

"Valuing: Individual and Collective" in Public Affairs Quarterly, Oct. 2007

"Compassion: A Rebuttal of Nussbaum" as a chapter in Feminist Interventions in Ethics and Politics, 2005

loren.cannon@humboldt.edu

(707) 826-5757

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Moral Taint

Narrative and Identity

This essay is concerned with the means by which individuals, especially in the context of group based harm, reconcile the gross inconsistency inherent in upholding moral standards within one's own group while at the same time rationalizing why such moral standards do not apply to certain others. The term moral taint is employed to describe the undesirable condition of one's character that can result from certain group affiliations or memberships. On this view, the vehicle by which one's character becomes tainted is the intemalization of certain narratives that serve to truncate the moral community and are used in attempts to justify group-based harm. I argue that individuals in some such circumstances need to re-describe both the story of their group and their own personal narrative to begin to take responsibility for group based devaluing practices.

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This video with Loren Cannon

HE contcted the news

and the reporter makes sure to say HOW COOL HIS NAME IS

adds to the weirdness of the name to have the reporter point it out???

'https://''www.wfmynews2.com/article/news/local/the-story/fbi-justice-center-feds-portland-oregon-protests/283-2ce008f9-cbaa-4f6c-8a7d-5232356aa7bf

I cannot get the video to load?

Anon who can, please load it with this post.

THE STORY

FBI agent on Portland protests and using social media to identify suspects

Renn Cannon, the special agent in charge of the Portland division of the FBI, spoke with KGW about the agency increasing its efforts to identify 10 protesters.

Author: Dan Haggerty

Published: 10:35 PM EDT August 27, 2020

Updated: 10:35 PM EDT August 27, 2020

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PORTLAND, Ore. — The Federal Bureau of Investigations is stepping up its efforts to identify 10 protesters wanted for committing crimes inside the Multnomah County Justice Center on May 29, 2020.

Renn Cannon, the special agent in charge of the Portland division of the FBI, says the bureau has hit what they call an "impasse" with these individuals, partially because their faces are so hard to recognize with masks on.

"I just want to start the conversation by saying that we recognize the death of Mr. Floyd and others has sparked a really important national conversation," Cannon said.

In increasing their efforts, the FBI has been watching video footage across all social media channels – from every night of the protests since they started in late May.

"We can go and look at open source publicly posted information on the internet. We pay attention to the news just like anybody else and we pay attention to all that. This is a different environment with all the social media. So if it's publicly posted, we can take a look at it and we go through the internet. When there's a predication, a reason to do so, we take a look and try and figure out who did the crime," Cannon explained. "It's very difficult in a crowded environment, so that's labor and time-intensive and that's what we're asking for the public shop today.

Federal investigators used live streams to arrest 24-year-old Dakotah Ray Horton for allegedly attacking a federal officer with a baseball bat. Some social media videos of the attack led to him being spotted in the Rock Creek area wearing the same clothes. He was arrested shortly after.

Edward Schnzing was arrested by the ATF on arson charges, partially because he was recognized by his back tattoo.

However, videos usually aren't enough to arrest people. Cannon said the FBI actually needs demonstrators to turn on those who broke the law.

"At this point this level of chronic violence," he said. "Individually I can understand the assessment that's not serious that serious of a crime, but the chronic violence has started to pile up in terms of the cost of the community, so I would say when you take a look at how much money is being spent by city and county and state budgets for the security operations night after night for repairs, the impact on business on tax revenues… all of those things add up. And those are the types of things we evaluate so the impact on the community, cumulatively it was prompting us to do more."