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Agitator Tries to Make Virginia 2A Supporters Seem Like a Violent Mob, Fails Miserably
Before this 2nd Amendment rally in Virginia started, there was a rumor that agitators would be bussed into the area in order to pose as 2A supporters and cause trouble. One of the ways in which they planned to do that was to spout off things that would make the 2nd Amendment supporters seem violent and unstable. While there wasn’t any confirmation that this was actually happening on that scale, it would appear that people are trying to make the 2A protest at the Virginia capitol seem like the dangerous group of people that the media has been trying to make it out to be.
However, it’s not working out so well for the plants. As you can see from this video, one man attempted to ask another supporter very loudly whether or not he wanted to “start a revolution” and jump the fence to kill “that guy,” presumably Virginia Governor Ralph Northam. The “revolution” part was agreed to by the protester, but upon hearing the violent suggestion, the protester went silent. Once those words came out of his mouth about violence, the crowd immediately turned on the agitator. The interviewer asked those around what they thought about what he said and they made it clear that violence is not what they’re about.
The agitator attempted to say that it wasn’t his suggestion, but the person he was speaking to. The video starts too late, so it’s unknown whether or not he was telling the truth, but the point remains the same. The crowd is there to peaceably assemble in support of their 2nd Amendment rights non-violently. The media’s suggestion that the rally is a dangerous hotbed of violence waiting to explode at any moment is verifiably false. Stephen Gutowski of the Free Beacon, who is on the ground as of this writing, has reported that there has yet to be any violence at the rally despite the narrative.
If any trouble does start, and it’s unlikely that it will, it will be at the hands of agitators attempting to make it seem like the crowd is full of extremists looking for an excuse to use violence. Various narratives surrounding the rally have popped up beside the “violent extremists” narrative, including that the crowd is filled with white supremacists. Earlier today, an interview was conducted with a black American who made it clear that various people of all types are at the rally in support of their 2nd Amendment right, effectively killing the narrative. This won’t be reported by the mainstream media, however.
https://www.redstate.com/brandon_morse/2020/01/20/antifa-plant-tries-to-make-virginia-2a-supporters-seem-like-a-violent-mob/
Brandon Morse
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Steven Gutowski
https://twitter.com/StephenGutowski/status/1219287450318790656?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1219287450318790656&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.redstate.com%2Fbrandon_morse%2F2020%2F01%2F20%2Fantifa-plant-tries-to-make-virginia-2a-supporters-seem-like-a-violent-mob%2F
Sen Feinstein in 1998: Impeachment Harms US at Home and Aboard
During Bill Clinton’s impeachment in 1998, Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein asserted impeachment detracts from America’s international standing and therefore believed his Senate trial “should be brought to conclusion as quickly as possible, and then let’s get on with it.”
The interviewer asks Feinstein: “How destabilizing is it to the system if [the trial] isn’t over quickly?” She responds: “Well I’ve read most of the press from other countries, and as you know, it’s universal that no one can understand what is happening and that most of the leaders of these other countries really believe that we’re tearing at the fabric of the presidency at a time when the United States is really important in the world in terms of peace and stability. The world is a more uncertain place now than it has been in the last 10 years and having a strong American President out there is important and all of this goes to diminish that, so I’m one that believes it should be brought to conclusion as quickly as possible, and then let’s get on with it.”
During President Trump’s impeachment, there has been no shortage of Democrats trying to undermine him on the world stage: On September 24th, the same day President Trump spoke at the UN declaring “The Future Does Not Belong To Globalists”, Pelosi announced the impeachment inquiry. On December 4th, while President Trump attended the NATO Summit, Democrats held their first public impeachment hearing. On January 15th, while President Trump signed phase 1 of the US-China trade deal, Pelosi sent the impeachment articles over to the Senate after a nearly month long delay.
And now, the commencement of the Senate trial is set to overlap with the World Economic Forum in Davos where President Trump will be in attendance. Coincidence? Despite Democrat’s newfound love for America, the Constitution, and the Founding Fathers, they still are desperate to undermine President Trump and his America First agenda on the world stage.
https://warroom.org/sen-feinstein-in-1998-impeachment-harm-us-at-home-and-aboard-finish-trial-as-quickly-as-possible-get-on-with-it/
+120 Members of Congress Support Unindicted Terror Funding Co-Conspirator
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How wide has the scope of CAIR’s influence grown among Democrats? As Adam Kredo notes, quite wide indeed. The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), an advocacy group with deep ties to the anti-Israel movement in America, touted its support among congressional leaders during its 2019 gala conference in November in Washington, D.C. Prominent opponents of the pro-Israel community, including anti-Israel activist Linda Sarsour and Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.), headlined the conference. A copy of CAIR’s conference agenda, obtained by the Free Beacon and published here for the first time, includes well over 100 letters from Democratic and Republican members of Congress, all of whom expressed their support for the controversial organization. Democrats issued the majority of the letters, with only two coming from Republican members of Congress.
Democratic 2020 presidential contenders Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.), Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D., Minn.), and Tom Steyer all penned letters of support. Prominent Democrats such as Omar, Reps. Adam Schiff (D., Calif.), Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich), and Eric Swalwell (D., Calif.) also lent their support to CAIR’s agenda, according to materials reviewed by the Free Beacon.
The Dems include the usual hard lefties, but there’s also Senator Doug Jones, whom, you would think, would avoid this mess. Tom Steyer decided to wade in. As did Governor Northam, who’s gone too long between scandals. Senator Krysten Sinema expressed her support for CAIR. Unsurprising considering the situation in Arizona. And then there are the usual uglies, like Rep. Hank Johnson, Rep. Ro Khanna, Rep. Marcy Kaptur, Rep. Ilhan Omar, Rep. Chuy Garcia, and Rep. Betty McCollum. That’s significant considering CAIR’s unindicted co-conspirator status.
Assistant Attorney General Ronald Weich sent the letter last month to four members of Congress who asked for details last fall on how CAIR was named an unindicted co-conspirator in the terror-finance trial against the Holy Land Foundation and its former officials. He included trial transcripts and exhibits “which demonstrated a relationship among CAIR, individual CAIR founders, and the Palestine Committee. Evidence was also introduced that demonstrated a relationship between the Palestine Committee and HAMAS, which was designated as a terrorist organization in 1995.”Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, and trial exhibits show the Brotherhood created the Palestine Committee. CAIR officials adamantly deny any involvement with either Hamas or the Muslim Brotherhood. The Weich letter, however, shows that the Department of Justice has not wavered in its conclusion that the internal records it possesses prove a connection.
https://thewashingtonstandard.com/120-members-of-congress-support-unindicted-terror-funding-co-conspirator/
You supplied the information up to you to prove it, not doing your digging for you.