James Woods

'Lara Logan breaks down Antifa's alleged role in riots: 'They want us to believe that we are divided' #AntifaTerrorists

https://twitter.com/RealJamesWoods/status/1267886679286706177

Lara Logan breaks down Antifa's alleged role in riots: 'They want us to believe that we are divided'.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/antifa-riots-lara-logan-fox-nation

>Her interview on Fox this morning was really good. Very detailed. Very specific

>I am not signing up for "Fox Nation', but will try to find the ANTIFA protocol list she went over

>>9434209

>>9434303

>Polk County Sheriff, Grady Judd warns rioters to not come to his county, says residents are armed and will shoot if threatened.

Already noted, but worth noting again

>>9434398

>jessie watters is on FIRE—grab an extinguisher

No worries, Juan will be speaking soon

Dan Bongino

This appears to be a counter-sniper officer in the Secret Service Uniformed Division, not a special agent in the counter-assault team. Either way, the message is clear - do not f#%^ with us.

https://twitter.com/dbongino/status/1267892541426458628

Sperry is having another bi-polar meltdown

Facts will be what they are and much is unknown at this point

So much disinformation

Bur Sperry's been melting down over it for days

Maybe he will be proven correct

But his meltdown is ridiculous

This is not to suggest that I am not pissed about the riots and injury/murder of Police, I am

https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1267891739022495746

>>9434722

>WHERE IS FAUCI CALLING FOR A CURFEW ….A 24- HOUR CURFEW BECAUSE MUH VIRUS?

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

This

John Solomon

DOJ considering federal ‘color of law’ prosecution of officer accused in Floyd death | Just The News

https://twitter.com/jsolomonReports/status/1267911305127768070

https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/doj-considering-federal-color-law-prosecution-officer-accused-floyd-death

>This seems kind of 'coincidental'

DOJ tells Just The News that if they move forward, they would proceed under what is known as “color of law” prosecution. Law enforcement officers are generally given quite a bit of authority and leeway to safeguard justice. But it’s a crime for any person serving under color of law protection to violate the constitutional rights or federally protected rights of an individual.

“We've prosecuted many, many police officers, other law enforcement officials around the country under that statute and criminal cases,” Assistant Attorney Eric Drieband says. “And we will continue to do that.”

>>9434761

>Can't imagine what possible problem you could have with his tweet, nor do I see how it's a "meltdown".

That was but one tweet

Here's his feed

https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/with_replies

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>>9434812

>plz repost nb

>guud one baking now

>tyvm

will do