ANTIFA/BLM Rioting in Seattle Suburb
Bellevue is across the Lake from DT Seattle
Mayor Declares a Civil Emergency
Mayor Robinson has declared a civil emergency in the city and signed an emergency order prohibiting weapons. The public is advised to avoid the downtown area.
https://twitter.com/bellevuewa/status/1320198953330114560
https://bellevuewa.gov/city-news/bellevue-declares-civil-emergency-bans-weapons
https://twitter.com/BvuePD/status/1320209570921246720
>We will either clean you all out or We will board a SHIP OF WAR.
Anons didn't choose comms bakers on qresearch
Anons are not choosing the comms bakers board
>sorry, bub. The only ones stupid enough to believe /comms/ lies are /comms/ idiots. Anons aren't that stupid. I've watched the whole thing play out.
>Problem (created by comms faggots), reaction (anons pissed off), solution (ta da!!! Really anons, we are patriots just like you! Come to our new board we created when we got outed for being comped faggots!).
>Pretty stupid. And all done out in the open. Do you not know where you are, son?
When the advertising for the comms baker board doesn't work out and they don't get the reception they want, qresearch will be attacked again
Same shit, different day
Washington Anons
There are 2 Dems on the ballot for Lt Gov
Joshua Freed is running as a write in FYI
'''Why Joshua Freed launched write-in campaign for WA lieutenant governor
https://mynorthwest.com/2150208/joshua-freed-lieutenant-governor/
Top two, one party: Republicans miss Washington ballot in some key races
https://www.q13fox.com/news/top-two-one-party-republicans-miss-ballot-in-some-key-races
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Choosing between two Democrats in a statewide race is probably not the most optimal position for a Republican voter. In fact, Republican Joshua Freed says it’s no option at all, which is why he’s running as a write-in for lieutenant governor, where a Republican could win with just one-third of the vote.
“We're going to clearly show them through this race that strategically they made a mistake and they're going to have a lieutenant governor that's gonna be a Republican named Joshua freed,” Freed said.
U.S. Rep. Denny Heck and state Sen. Marko Liias, both Democrats, won the top-two primary in August with 25 percent and 19 percent of the vote, respectively. For Heck, the top-two system “is what it is,” where the top two vote-getters of a race advance to the general election, regardless of party.
“The question about whether or not we should change it, I think, is one that the voters would have to make. The voters would have to give a signal that they don't like this. Otherwise, it's the rules of the game by which we play,” Heck said