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Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer: Trump âCowardly, Weak and Dangerousâ
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) issued a joint statement Monday evening condemning President Donald Trump for his statement on the ongoing nationwide violence.
Earlier Monday evening, Trump declared in the Rose Garden at the White House that he would end the riots that had sprung up around the legitimate protests against the death of George Floyd in the custody of Minneapolis police.
He then walked across Lafayette Park, which had been a flashpoint for violent protest for several nights, and had been cleared by tear gas before Trumpâs statement. The president, flanked by security and senior officials, walked across the street to St. Johnâs Church, which had been burned by rioters the night before, and held a Bible aloft before departing.
Pelosi and Schumer issued a statement denouncing what they called Trumpâs âpress conference and photo-opâ:
Across our country, Americans are protesting for an end to the pattern of racial injustice and brutality we saw most recently in the murder of George Floyd.
Yet, at a time when our country cries out for unification, this President is ripping it apart. Tear-gassing peaceful protestors without provocation just so that the President could pose for photos outside a church dishonors every value that faith teaches us.
We call upon the President, law enforcement and all entrusted with responsibility to respect the dignity and rights of all Americans. Together, we must insist on the truth that America must do much more to live up to its promise: the promise of liberty and justice for all, which so many have sacrificed for â from Dr. King to John Lewis to peaceful protestors on the streets today.
At this challenging time, our nation needs real leadership. The Presidentâs continued fanning of the flames of discord, bigotry and violence is cowardly, weak and dangerous.
Violence, protests, looting and clashes with police continued throughout the country on Monday evening.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/06/01/nancy-pelosi-and-chuck-schumer-trump-cowardly-weak-and-dangerous/
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Who burned the homeless camp? Antifa and Infowars play the blame game over Austin riots
A mob of rioters set a homeless manâs belongings on fire in Austin, Texas, and trashed his encampment. The Left then claimed the heinous act was the work of conspiracy site Infowars, but Infowarsâ reporters say otherwise.
As rioters clashed with police and set cars on fire in Austin on Sunday, the mayhem touched an often-forgotten segment of the Texan city: the homeless. Video footage shared on social media showed a homeless manâs mattress and belongings being dragged into a fire by rioters, as a camera crew from conspiracy site Infowars filmed the carnage.
According to one self-described âanti-capitalistâ and âanti-fascistâ activist, the blaze was started by the Infowars team, so they could film it and frame the left-wing rioters for the act.
Commenters zoomed in on the pixelated head of one of the arsonists, and claimed his hat was emblazoned with Infowarsâ logo. However, itâs impossible to tell from the grainy footage.
But there was more to the story. Infowarsâ cameraman told the site that he had started filming when he noticed Antifa dragging people from their cars on the I-35 highway. His assistant, Savanah Hernandez, then released a video showing multiple angles of rioters gathering up material from the homeless encampment and setting it alight.
https://www.rt.com/usa/490440-infowars-antifa-homeless-fire/
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Tax-Funded Canadian Media Creating Own Narrative in Response to US Unrest - Saskatchewan Politician
The death of George Floyd, an African American man from Minneapolis, at the hands of the police a week ago has sparked massive protests and riots across the United States, with many cities and states forced to declare a state of emergency, calling in the National Guard to quell the unrest, while POTUS announced the deployment of the US military.
Thousands of Canadians rallied on Sunday and Monday against racism and demanded justice for George Floyd, a Minnesota man, who died last week after Minneapolis police pinned him to the ground, with one of the officers holding a knee to his neck for almost nine minutes until the man became unresponsive.
Just like in the US, where rioting has engulfed over 70 cities across the country, some of the protests turned violent, leading to at least 11 arrests. â¨
According to Cody Payant, a politician from the western province of Saskatchewan who ran for office during the 2019 Federal Election representing the Peopleâs Party of Canada, the demonstrations in both the US and the Great White North were mostly perpetuated by the media.
Sputnik: Earlier this week we saw anti-racism rallies spreading from major US cities to Canada, with protests being held in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. Did this trend affect the Prairie Provinces, and is it likely, in your opinion, that weâre going to see the same type of events in Saskatchewan?
Cody Payant: I donât see it happening anywhere near to the extent in urban centres like Montreal and Toronto and Vancouver out in Saskatchewan. I think itâs mostly perpetuated by the media. We have tax-funded state media in Canada, so what happens is, I think part of it is Justin Trudeau trying to distract from his own âblackfaceâ controversy. Justin Trudeau and the Liberals, itâs almost like theyâre looking for racism, theyâre identity politicians, so they always have to fill that quota, theyâre always looking for ways to exploit someoneâs identity to try to make it into a problem. But overall in Canada, I donât think we have a problem with racism.
I think that Canadaâs biggest problem with racism is with the Liberal Party of Canada and NDP (New Democratic Party) and identity politicians who try to exploit peopleâs identity, to divide them instead of uniting them. So I actually think that the people of Saskatchewan, people in Alberta â no one cares about skin colour. Justin Trudeau came out with a statement the other day saying that we have a problem with anti-black racism, and I donât think we do in Canada. I donât think we have a problem with it. I think the biggest problem is our identity politicians.
https://sputniknews.com/interviews/202006021079493558-tax-funded-canadian-media-creating-own-narrative-in-response-to-us-unrestâsaskatchewan-politician/