all pb
>>14470246 <<<<so this is boring shit at this point
[They] can't help themselves. The drumbeat must go on, you must stay enslaved.
>>14470383 <<<<<< guise come fucking on
sound up
'same as
Q team if lurking on board is ashamed how ghey it is tonight
with all the
https://twitter.com/MattWalshBlog/status/1431088265168367622
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Michael Byrd congratulated himself, saying that he showed "the utmost courage" and "saved countless lives" by killing an unarmed woman. An utterly grotesque interview. Make this a white cop shooting a BLM rioter and the whole country would be on fire right now.
https://twitter.com/shipwreckedcrew/status/1431086521591877641
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Lt. Michale Byrd claims he "saved lives".
I want to know the names of the people whose lives he saved by shooting Ashlii Babbitt.
Who in that Capitol would be dead "but for" Lt. Byrd shooting the unarmed protester?
He made the claim.
Who specifically?
https://twitter.com/Heminator/status/1431062148206239744
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Imagine a cop shooting an unarmed person in the middle of a BLM riot last year and going on national TV and saying, "I saved countless lives."
You know what the reaction would be, but the goal is to force acceptance of gross double standards.
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Josh Caplan
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NBC NEWS: Lt. Michael Byrd, officer who shot Ashli Babbitt dead, says "I saved countless lives"
https://twitter.com/ChuckRossDC/status/1431046141601329156
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Ashli Babbit should not have done what she did, but this is complete BS. Media would not be covering for this cop if this was a police-involved street shooting anywhere else in America
Officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot breaks silence: 'I saved countless lives'
In an exclusive interview with NBC News, Lt. Michael Byrd said he opened fire only as a “last resort” after the rioters failed to comply with his commands.
nbcnews.com
lots of images and vid links
since images won't load go look for yourself
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1277736?__twitter_impression=true
Aug. 26, 2021, 6:30 PM EDT
By Rich Schapiro, Anna Schecter and Chelsea Damberg
In the chaotic minutes before he shot and killed Ashli Babbitt during the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, Lt. Michael Byrd focused his attention on the glass doors leading into the lobby of the House of Representatives chamber.
About 60 to 80 House members and staffers were holed up inside, and it was Byrd’s job to protect them.
As rioters rampaged through the Capitol, Byrd and a few other officers of the U.S. Capitol Police set up a wall of furniture outside the doors.
“Once we barricaded the doors, we were essentially trapped where we were,” Byrd said in an exclusive interview with NBC News’ Lester Holt, speaking publicly for the first time since the riot. “There was no way to retreat. No other way to get out.
“If they get through that door, they’re into the House chamber and upon the members of Congress,” added Byrd, who gave NBC News permission to use his name after authorities had declined to release it.
Byrd’s connection to what was going on outside and inside the building was his police radio. For several minutes, it crackled with a cascade of alarming messages.
There were shouts of officers down. Screams from his colleagues under attack by rioters with chemical agents. A report that an officer’s fingertips were blown off.
“It was literally broadcast over the air,” Byrd said. “I said, ‘OK, this is getting serious.’”
Soon a horde of demonstrators arrived. Byrd, a 28-year veteran of the Capitol Police, took a defensive posture with his gun drawn as rioters smashed the glass doors.
He said he yelled repeatedly for them to get back. But the mob kept pressing forward, and then a lone rioter tried to climb through one of the doors.
What happened next was captured on video: Byrd fired one shot, striking Babbitt in the shoulder.
Babbitt, 35, an Air Force veteran and ardent supporter of former President Donald Trump, fell to the ground; she died from her injuries later.
Her death became a rallying cry for the far right, which described Babbitt as a martyr. Trump himself declared that she had been murdered and suggested, falsely, that the officer who shot her worked for a high-ranking Democrat.
For Byrd, who is Black, the incident turned his life upside down. He has been in hiding for months after he received a flood of death threats and racist attacks that started when his name leaked onto right-wing websites.
But in his interview with Holt, Byrd said he has no doubt that he made the right decision in light of the circumstances.
“I know that day I saved countless lives,” Byrd said. “I know members of Congress, as well as my fellow officers and staff, were in jeopardy and in serious danger. And that’s my job.”
Byrd said he had no idea whether the person he shot was carrying a weapon. It was only later that night that he found out that the rioter was a woman who was unarmed.
Asked why he pulled the trigger, Byrd said it was a “last resort.”
I tried to wait as long as I could,” he told Holt. “I hoped and prayed no one tried to enter through those doors. But their failure to comply required me to take the appropriate action to save the lives of members of Congress and myself and my fellow officers.”
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Officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot breaks silence: 'I saved countless lives'
In an exclusive interview with NBC News, Lt. Michael Byrd said he opened fire only as a “last resort” after the rioters failed to comply with his commands.
cont: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1277736?__twitter_impression=true
Byrd has been cleared of wrongdoing by the Justice Department and the Capitol Police. In announcing its decision not to charge him, the Justice Department said in April that investigators had examined video, physical evidence from the scene, autopsy results and statements from the officer involved, as well as other officers and witnesses.
“The investigation revealed no evidence to establish that, at the time the officer fired a single shot at Ms. Babbitt, the officer did not reasonably believe that it was necessary to do so in self-defense or in defense of the Members of Congress and others evacuating the House Chamber,” federal prosecutors said in a statement.
‘The chants got louder’
The days before Jan. 6 were business as usual for Byrd, a Washington native. He and other Capitol Police officials met to review the security plan for the certification of Joe Biden’s victory in the presidential election.
“We did not get specific intel that would require us to change or adjust our posture,” he said. “At that point, it felt like a routine event that I’ve done over the last 28 years of my career.”
Byrd said there was one complicating factor: Fewer officers were under his command, in large part because of Covid-19-related absences.
When hundreds of Trump supporters upset over the results of the election moved on the Capitol, the images of violent clashes were broadcast live on television. But Byrd, stationed outside the House chamber, wasn’t able to watch. He was dependent on his police radio.
When Byrd started hearing reports of officers down, he didn’t know the extent of their injuries. At one point, Byrd said, an even more alarming message came over the radio: a report of shots fired, which he learned much later was false.
Byrd said that after he heard the radio chatter warning that rioters had breached the building, he rushed inside the chamber and instructed the House members to hide under their chairs and to stay away from doors and windows.
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Officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot breaks silence: 'I saved countless lives'
In an exclusive interview with NBC News, Lt. Michael Byrd said he opened fire only as a “last resort” after the rioters failed to comply with his commands.
cont: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1277736?__twitter_impression=true
He said he told them that pipe bombs had been found in the vicinity of the building and that rioters were using weapons against officers. You need to gather your gas masks, Byrd said he told them.
And he gave one more crucial instruction: He told the House members to take measures to disguise who they were in case they came face to face with the rioters.
“One of the things that was imperative was to inform the members to remove their pins to allow them to blend in,” Byrd said. “To remove their jackets, to look like staff as much as possible.”
As Byrd rushed out of the chamber, he saw the House chaplain take the position he had left on the podium. The chaplain began to recite a prayer with the members of Congress.
“I believe it was at that point in time” that “the members, as well, started to believe serious harm or injury could come to them,” Byrd said.
Byrd said he and the other officers quickly erected the makeshift barricade using every piece of furniture they could find.
“At that point is when I realized they’re here,” Byrd said, referring to the rioters. “The chants got louder. I couldn’t make out what they were saying, but it sounded like hundreds of people outside of that door.”
Video shot by a person in the crowd showed two officers posted in front of the door. Heavily outnumbered, they eventually stepped aside.
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Officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot breaks silence: 'I saved countless lives'
In an exclusive interview with NBC News, Lt. Michael Byrd said he opened fire only as a “last resort” after the rioters failed to comply with his commands.
cont: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1277736?__twitter_impression=true
Byrd said he had no knowledge that any officers were there. Because of the furniture stacked on his side of the door, he also couldn’t make out how many people were on the other side or whether they were carrying weapons.
“It was impossible for me to see what was on the other side,” he said.
But he did see the person now known to be Babbitt start coming through the broken glass.
“I could not fully see her hands or what was in the backpack or what the intentions are,” Byrd said. “But they had shown violence leading up to that point.”
It was the first time Byrd had ever shot his weapon in his 28 years on the force. Over the next few minutes, he helped the House members evacuate the building. He said it wasn’t until later that night, when he got the chance to watch TV coverage, that he understood the full scope of the Capitol riot.
The Babbitt family’s attorney has described the incident as an “ambush,” alleging that the officer gave no warning before he pulled the trigger. Babbitt’s family has signaled its intention to file a civil lawsuit against the Capitol Police; it had previously filed court papers seeking the name of the officer who shot her.
The attorney, Terry Roberts, didn’t respond to a request for comment.
Byrd said he felt pain in his throat for days afterward from yelling at the protesters to stop and step back as they pounded on the glass doors.
Byrd also scoffed at the allegations by some that he had a political agenda.
“I do my job for Republican, for Democrat, for white, for Black, red, blue, green,” he said. “I don’t care about your affiliation.”
He noted that when Trump was president, he escorted him through the Capitol on numerous occasions. “If he was in the Capitol and I was responsible for him, I’d do the same thing for him and his family,” Byrd said.
In the days after Jan. 6, Byrd’s name leaked out in right-wing media and online forums. Then came the threats.
“They talked about killing me, cutting off my head,” Byrd said, adding that there were also racist attacks.
“It’s all disheartening, because I know I was doing my job.”
The hardest part, he said, has been the effect on his family. A tear slid out of Byrd’s eye and trickled down his right cheek as he lamented how the life he built has been upended.
“Sometimes, you can’t do anything but cry,” Byrd said, his voice growing heavy. “You felt like you did your job. You helped protect our legislative leaders of this country and you fought for democracy and keeping them established.”
An incident in Byrd’s past has also gained renewed attention online: In 2019, he left his service weapon in a bathroom, where another officer eventually discovered it.
In the NBC News interview, Byrd described the incident as a “terrible mistake.”
“I owned up to it. I was penalized for it. I moved on,” he said.
After having remained silent for seven months as the investigations dragged on, Byrd said he wanted to speak out to counter the misrepresentations of his actions that day, even if doing so exposes him to more threats and vitriol.
“It’s something that is frightening,” Byrd said. “Again, I believe I showed the utmost courage on January 6, and it’s time for me to do that now.”
He said that he knows there are people who disagree with his actions that day and that they may always.
“I hope they understand I did my job,” Byrd said. “There was imminent threat and danger to the members of Congress. I just want the truth to be told.”
Officer who shot Ashli Babbitt during Capitol riot breaks silence: 'I saved countless lives'
In an exclusive interview with NBC News, Lt. Michael Byrd said he opened fire only as a “last resort” after the rioters failed to comply with his commands.
cont: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1277736?__twitter_impression=true
double standard by the media much???
black officer about having to use deadly force
he says
he is
"ultimatly is hoping that your commands are complied with "
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Stop supporting products that hate their fandoms.
Really don’t care about her outfit.
Watching it after this would be a simp move for corporations that think you will buy anything.
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TheQuartering
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Holy shit, the actress from cowboy bebop is already shitting on the fans. I am sure this will turn out amazingly.
https://twitter.com/Grummz/status/1431085541785698309
not sure they were good guys so
she aint ded
the entire event and current day narrative is same as 9/11 brainwashing
just tell the narrative you want on msm over and over and over
deep hot water epsom salt
2 cups in bathwater
bathe and strecth in tub 30-40 min before bed
$5.00 bag at walmart wquate brand
use washcloth and put on face and even dunk head and relax
you will sleep like a baby
$5.00 bag at walmart
equate brand
in the aisle where laxitives are
usually on the bottom shelves
or on end caps
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Equate-Multi-Purpose-Epsom-Salt-8-lb/690032288
tip * use your hands or feet to disolve before you sit down or you feel like you are sitting on sand
your type like me
e before i
every time i type the owrd beleive (believe) (word)
i always get the letters typed wrong
seriously this is the thing to do
while in the bath
use a dim light or a candle
turn off your phone and tv
use the washrage to get the face scrubbed and ears
dunk head and hear the quiet (even if tall make your body/head go under)
rub feet
rub legs
use fingernails
then just sit and pray in your head heart
talk to God
get out and go to a dark room and sleep
make sure your bed is ready to just go to bed
don't do a bunch of other shit
make your plan to bathe, daok and directly to bed
(maybe have a small cup of cold water, but not too much so you don't wake up to pee)
let us know how it works
make sure to have a few hand can openers
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=+blackout++american+national
opens with kari lake who is now running for gov of az
they are planning this
A Catastrophic Blackout is Coming - Here’s How We Can Stop It | Samuel Feinburg |
TEDx
BaylorSchool
1,860,962 viewsApr 10, 2020
This talk was given at TEDxBaylorSchool in September 2017.
We are terrible at listening to warnings about disaster.” In this powerful and prescient talk, Helena’s Sam Feinburg speaks to the threat of a catastrophic blackout, what each of us can do to protect our grid, and the quirk in the human mind that makes problems of this ilk - like pandemics or nuclear proliferation - so desperately hard to solve.
Sam is the Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer of Helena, a problem-solving institution that addresses urgent societal issues through for-profit, non-profit, and legislative action.
Helena's first project, "Factory in the Sky,” supported the construction of the first commercial carbon capture factory by the Swiss company Climeworks, which is now operating in 15 countries globally. Its second project, "Shield", catalyzed state and federal action to help protect the North American electrical grid from threats due to solar storms and cyber-attack, including a 2019 Presidential Executive Order. Its third, 'America in One Room', organized one of the largest political experiments in U.S. history in an effort to improve the way citizens evaluate candidates for public office, featured on the front page of the New York Times, and was hailed by US President Barack Obama.
Helena operates its projects with a small group of leaders it calls "Helena Members". They include Nobel Laureates, Academy Award winners, former CIA Directors, Olympic athletes, NGO leaders, technology entrepreneurs, explorers and more.
Outside of Helena, Sam serves as Social Entrepreneur in Residence at The Boston Consulting Group. In 2014, Sam won the World Schools Debating Championships as a member of the England Debate Team.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
they are planning this
Compromising the Food Supply | American Blackout
18,509 viewsOct 21, 2013
https://youtu.be/aWoIg5g2GGc
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=+American+Blackout
weird that they are in the BLACKOUT fake documentary affects AZ and TX
among other places like NYC
ron hoon and kari lake
AZ news people
in this MOVIE she is now running for Govenor
ron hoon and kari lake were the ones caught on a hot mic a few months ago saying the f bomb
and:
After FTVLive first reported that Lake was on Parler, she removed a reference to the platform from her Fox 10-certified Twitter account — mostly likely at the request of station management. And that prompted her candid exchange with co-anchor John Hook.
“They don’t want you tied into anything like that where you’re going to get blowback from the New Times or whoever it is,” he said.
“(Expletive) them,” she replied. “They're 20-year-old dopes. That's a rag for selling marijuana ads.”
According to FTVLive, the video has been more than 150,000 views. And the story has generated a week’s worth of predictable back-and-forth on social media, with some Valley residents calling for Lake to be fired while others praised her for standing up to the “mainstream media” and its efforts to “censor” conservatives.
>ron hoon and kari lake
>AZ news people
> in this MOVIE
Kari lake is now running for Govenor for real
https://youtu.be/IRG78RIv7h8
https://youtu.be/mAQyqULPmpw
today in chandler az
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bprj1nxAf8o
Four people were hurt Thursday in Chandler after an explosion at a business near
Rural and Ray roads.
holy fuck my hood
i can walk there in five minutes
print shop
Aansz Thomas
Aansz Thomas
39 minutes ago
Toner dust was ignited to get rid of ballot evidence ?
Alan Clark
1 hour ago
Printing company wanted to get rid of ballot evidence???
gas leak would be a fire after, right???
rightnext to the sunset library branch
Platinum Print Shop
PLATINUM PRINTING
4940 West Ray Road, Suite 1, Chandler, AZ 85226 Directions
Since 2007
Here’s The Deal:
Platinum Printing is family owned and operated company. The company is a full-service commercial printer specializing in digital printing, signage, and graphic displays. They are local to the Phoenix Metro area and service customers across that region. Their turn-around times, customer service, and pricing are the most competitive in the industry. Platinum Printing is a fast, friendly service, quality materials, professional work, and all at highly competitive prices. The company provides high-quality construction documents to architects, engineers, and contractors in the east valley while providing the best possible service and pricing to their customers. Platinum Printing offers several different printing services and finishes so that your print stands out from the rest.
SPECIALTY:
Banners, Blueprints, Booklets, Brochures, Business Cards, Corrugated/Acrylic Signage, Envelopes, Flyers, Laminations, Letterheads, Menus, Newsletters, Postcards, Rack Cards, Window Clings & Posters
Send Email
platinumprintingaz.com
Reviews | Play Video
(480) 786-6700
Mon Fri: 8am - 5pm
Sat & Sun: Closed
kek image has huge Q
https://platinumprintingaz.com/printing-solutions/aluminum-signage/
https://platinumprintingaz.com/about/
We opened our doors in July of 2007 with 1 goal – to provide high-quality construction documents to architects, engineers and contractors in the east valley while providing the best possible service and pricing to our customers. As a family-owned and operated business, we focused on creating and maintaining relationships with our customers. To this day, we pride ourselves on being the “personal” print shop for those who use our services.
Over the past 10 years we have kept adding new equipment to better service our clients. While great service and competitive pricing are still our main priority, we now provide all types of printing services to all types of companies throughout the Phoenix Metro area.
Envelopes
https://platinumprintingaz.com/printing-solutions/envelopes/
concur
https://www.abc15.com/news/region-southeast-valley/chandler/atf-sw-gas-assist-in-chandler-explosion-investigation
ATF, SW Gas assist in Chandler explosion investigation
Chandler police and fire investigators were joined by the ATF agents and Southwest Gas officials as they tried to determine the cause and origin of Thursday's explosion.
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By: Melissa BlasiusPosted at 6:34 PM, Aug 26, 2021 and last updated 10:33 PM, Aug 26, 2021
Chandler police and fire investigators were joined by the ATF agents and Southwest Gas officials as they tried to determine the cause and origin of Thursday's explosion.
The explosion inside a Platinum Printing, near Ray and Rural roads, seriously injured four people and forced evacuations.
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ABC15 learned Southwest Gas crews detected a possible underground gas leak near the strip mall print shop. Some additional businesses and homes were evacuated, and gas to the area was shut off as utility crews worked to ensure the area was safe.
It's not clear if the possible leak happened prior to the explosion or afterward.
Workers dug ditches, brought in new pipes, and looking at gas connections to businesses behind the strip mall.
The ABC15 Investigators asked Southwest Gas and the Chandler Fire Department if anyone had reported smelling gas or a leak prior to the blast. ABC15 also asked if any utility work had recently occurred in the area. Neither agency provided answers.
"It wasn't the natural gas that we smelled," said Mark Schiele, who lives directly behind the printing business. "After the explosion, you could smell nasty chemicals in the air, and it wasn't like any regular fire smoke smell, which concerned us.
ABC15 also asked the Chandler Fire Department whether the print shop owners had previously reported to them what, if any, hazardous materials were inside the building. ABC15 is still waiting on that answer.
It's unclear where nearby businesses and homeowners should report damage and whether they'll get any help with repairs.
In a statement from the ATF Thursday, they say:
"The National Response Team (NRT) of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, along with ATF special agents from the Phoenix Field Division, were activated today to join the investigation of the explosion that occurred at a commercial printing business, located in Chandler, Arizona. This is the 875th NRT activation since it’s inception and 12th activation this year.
The NRT callout will have experts arriving Friday and they will begin processing the scene. ATF’s NRT was activated to join the investigation at the request of the City of Chandler. The NRT members will be working jointly with investigators from Chandler Fire and Police Department."
>"It wasn't the natural gas that we smelled," said Mark Schiele, who lives directly behind the printing business. "After the explosion, you could smell nasty chemicals in the air, and it wasn't like any regular fire smoke smell, which concerned us.
gas leak is the official:
Welch says hazmat crews found an underground pipe leak near the print shop, but it's unknown if it existed prior to the blast. The Arizona Burn Center director says the injured have flash burns suspected of being caused by a gas explosion. The official cause is under investigation.
The director of the Arizona Burn Center says four patients have been treated for injuries on as much as 30% of their skin after a suspected gas explosion. The young males are expected to survive burns the doctor says could have been much worse.