>anon, the person who responded to you was not me, the baker
I see that.
My apologies
I appreciate you diligence for posting accurate information
Thank you
>always chime in if you disagree with something, i am all ears.
I did chime in, apologies for being harsh
Just tired of the misinformation by some 'anons'
POTUS Message
Washington, D.C., was the safest place on earth last night!
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1267959729361485825
>I imagine so
>i feel you, anon, and try my best to include accurate information AND accurate notable descriptions. big part of the job.
I know. so many shills now or 'anons' that just post whatever, without verifying
My gratitude for you baking, and trust me I don't thank bakers often, but appreciate you made sure the info was accurate
John Solomon
@jsolomonReports
Helicopters over Washington, D.C. were scanning for threats, expert says | Just The News
https://twitter.com/jsolomonReports/status/1267964222643802112
https://justthenews.com/government/security/helicopters-over-washington-dc-were-scanning-threats-expert-says
Helicopters that hovered over protests near the White House on Monday night likely were scanning the crowd for weapons and potential vehicle-borne threats, a former hostage rescue official told Just the News.
“These helicopters have sensors that allow them to detect threats based on heat signatures, and in all probability, that’s what they were doing,” said Dale McElhattan, former director of the Office of Hostage Affairs at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
At least two helicopters were spotted flying low over Washington, D.C. on June 1, according to eyewitnesses and reports on social media. The helicopters included a UH-72 Lakota and a UH-60 Black Hawk, painted in what appear to be U.S. Army colors, but with no markings to show what unit they belong to. The Lakota was painted with red crosses designating it as a medical aircraft.
The helicopters reportedly hovered in place, low enough for their rotor wash to knock down tree branches and kick up ground debris.
>WA State as well as DC, just sayin
>https://www.foxnews.com/us/antifa-arrests-coming-riots-suburbs
>"But even before riots exploded across the United States in the aftermath of George Floyd's death, federal and local officials have long been investigating the inner workings and revenue stream of the anarchist, left-wing outfit."
>"And arrests among its highest ranks may be imminent."
>"Intelligence sources pointed out that indictments have been building for some time, and a close examination of funding revenues remains under the microscope. While Antifa operates as something of a leaderless militant wing, sources closely engaged in the matter said that there are identifiable top brass driving and inciting criminal activity."
>Q