FAA advisory indicates Trump to escape DC protests for weekend at New Jersey golf course

President Trump may be escaping the protests outside the White House for a weekend at his golf club in New Jersey if a Federal Aviation Administration advisory is any indication. The "VIP Movement Notification," which restricts air traffic, is in place from Friday through Sunday over Morristown and Bedminster. The White House has not yet released Trump’s schedule for the weekend. Trump has spent more time than he usually does at the White House in recent months, cutting back on travel and his weekend golf outings due to the coronavirus pandemic. The U.S. leads the world with a reported 1.7 million coronavirus cases and more than 104,000 deaths, according to a Johns Hopkins University tracker. But his activity outside the White House has increased in the last two weeks as he pushes for states to reopen their economies.

But his activity outside the White House has increased in the last two weeks as he pushes for states to reopen their economies. Trump’s May golf outing to Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, was his first visit to one of his properties since March 8, when he visited his golf club in West Palm Beach during a weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort. His expected escape to Bedminster comes as tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in dozens of cities. The demonstrations began after the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died after a white police officer put a knee on his neck for more than eight minutes. Trump was rushed to an underground bunker at the White House on Friday night as the protests across the street escalated. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Washington Examiner about the president's weekend plans.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/faa-advisory-indicates-trump-to-escape-dc-protests-for-weekend-at-new-jersey-golf-course

America Wakes Up After A Night Of Chaos And Destruction: 1,700 Rioters Arrested In Three Days

A night of widespread social unrest unfolded across dozens of major US cities on Saturday night. Violent clashes between protesters and police were seen, police vehicles and government buildings were lit on fire, businesses were also looted, and some were even torched following the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody in Minneapolis on Monday (May 25). What started as mostly peaceful protests in Minneapolis on Tuesday (May 26), quickly spiraled out of control into some of the worst social unrest this county has ever seen. By Wednesday evening (May 27), peaceful demonstrations spread to other major US metros, and almost immediately, violence erupted in the streets, and communities were transformed into warzones in a matter of hours. By Sunday (May 31) – the nation is burning, it's time for President Trump to address the country, and stop pretending how everything is awesome for election year purposes.

The nation, at the moment, is imploding, the economy has crashed, 40 million unemployed, Floyd's death was merely a trigger for the social unrest, as it is clear, the working-class poor (experiencing the worst wealth gap in modern history) are angry, broke, and jobless in the "greatest economy ever," as their only hope to be heard is through rioting. While burning businesses and harming human life is by no means a sufficient response to voice one's frustrations of a failed system or a failed American social experiment that is quickly collapsing on itself, it has been the undeniable path many have taken in the last week. The riots in Ferguson (2014) and Baltimore (2015) were just the appetizers of today's social unrest, the full course meal has yet to come, although we could be in the early chapters of it. As a result of the chaos, lockdowns are beginning, and this time not for virus-related reasons, as curfews were enacted in two dozen cities and National Guard has been activated in 12 states and the District of Columbia this weekend. Policy response on a state and federal level suggests the next card that the government could play is martial law or a variant form of it.

Most important riot headlines from the overnight:

Police arrest 1,700 people across 22 cities in 3 days

National Guard activated in 12 states

Trump's conservative media allies urge him to address the nation

Target temporarily closes 175 stores in 13 states due to riots

Curfews enacted in two dozen major cities; Los Angeles issues mandatory curfew for the entire city

345 people arrested in NYC on Saturday, 33 officers injured

One killed in Indianapolis in shooting amid protests

Biden states protests urges understanding but cautions against "needless destruction"

28 arrested in Nashville during riots

Atlanta police arrest 70 people amid social unrest

Denver police arrest 18 as demonstrations ease from the previous two nights

Miami-Dade Police arrest 38 people, suspends all transit services on Sunday

Top riot scenes from the overnight:

An explosion was seen near the White House. National Gaurd arrives in Washington, D.C. Protest steels AR-15 rifle from a police car, then is quickly snatched by, what is likely, an undercover cop. NYPD police car pushes people out of the way. Vicious beating of a man during the Dallas riots. Looters across the country ransacked many retail stores – here's a Nike store robbed of all its shoes. Philadelphia burned on Saturday evening. Demonstrators found the need to steal Louis Vuitton purses. rotester sings: "I don’t know what y’all been told, this racist shit is getting old." Beverly Hills protesters chant "eat the rich."

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/social-unrest-across-nation-results-national-guard-activation-and-curfews

>>9411555

Guy on the right..looks like this image of Derek Chauvin, which is being used after he was "arrested"

>>9411619

Agreed..

>>9411638

Some wrong headed thinking right here: You definately don't have the facts…Start digging..POTUS ordered/authorized the declass. Find it and come back with a report.

>>9411680

Someone nervous…