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Led by activist Heshy Tischler and a number of state assemblymen, the group was seen in videos shared to social media on Monday breaking the lock off a gate barring the entrance to a park in Williamsburg, allowing a crowd gathered outside to enter, to cheers of "Heshy!"
Eager to commit an act of vandalism but have little experience and want to make sure you don't accidentally hurt your co-conspirators in the process? Rest reassured, Popular Mechanics is here to lend a helping hand and a piece of expert advice.
In its article published on Monday, the science magazine provided elaborate step-by-step guidelines on how to "bring that sucker down without anyone getting hurt." Rallying behind the rampant destruction of historical monuments across the US amid allegations that they celebrate a legacy of racism, the magazine said that it asked "scientists for the best, safest ways to bring it to the ground without anyone getting hurt - except, of course, for the inanimate racist who's been dead for a century anyway."
The Middle East is easily the most conflict-prone region in the world, and there's no sign the violence is going to end any time soon, says Seth J. Frantzman, a Middle East affairs analyst at the Jerusalem Post.
In an article for the newspaper on Monday, the observer asked why the region has so many more wars than any other place on Earth. The answer, he believes, is the region's complexity, its home to great power competition, and the sense of "impunity" that some regional powers have "to traffic weapons and send their armies across borders."
Comment: None so blind as those who will not see.
- History of the June 1967 "Six Day War": Some Israeli leaders do sometimes tell the truth
- Demystifying the myths of Israel's Six-Day War
- What Really Happened in the "Yom Kippur" War?
- Israel admits to torpedoing Lebanese refugee ship, killing 25 people, in 1982 war against Lebanon
- Israel admits using phosphorus bombs during war in Lebanon
- Lebanon, Iraq, Iran call out Israel's 'declaration of war' after it bombs 3 COUNTRIES in one weekend
- Israeli attacks on Syria: How Israel backs terrorists against Syria
- Israeli pathological war in photos: Israel relentlessly bombs Gaza, West Bank protests repressed
- Psychopathic Israel: Relentlessly brutalizing millions of Palestinians for decades
- What Zionists really mean when they say "there was no Palestine" - and why they're "not even wrong"
The 130-year-old brand features a Black woman named Aunt Jemima, who was originally dressed as a minstrel character.
The picture has changed over time, and in recent years Quaker removed the "mammy" kerchief from the character to blunt growing criticism that the brand perpetuated a racist stereotype that dated to the days of slavery. But Quaker, a subsidiary of PepsiCo, said removing the image and name is part of an effort by the company "to make progress toward racial equality."
"We recognize Aunt Jemima's origins are based on a racial stereotype," Kristin Kroepfl, vice president and chief marketing officer of Quaker Foods North America, said in a press release. "As we work to make progress toward racial equality through several initiatives, we also must take a hard look at our portfolio of brands and ensure they reflect our values and meet our consumers' expectations."
Comment: The absurdity of the outrage mob continues.
New York Police Department (NYPD) data reported by NBC New York's Melissa Russo reveals that since Cuomo issued a statewide order demanding jails and prisons release inmates to abide by social distancing measures in late March, at least 250 inmates from Rikers Island have been rearrested.
Comment: Just one example of Cuomo's mishandling of the "pandemic". One would wonder if such ineptness isn't deliberate.
- Sent to die: 4,300 Covid-19 patients sent to New York's vulnerable nursing homes under Cuomo directive
- Cuomo offers up New Yorkers as GUINEA PIGS for coronavirus vaccine, mandates face masks in public
- Cuomo appoints billionaires to lead post-pandemic 'reforms', never mind pesky conflicts of interest
- Holding healthcare hostage? Cuomo demands federal bailout or he'll 'have to' cut hospital funding
- 'European virus': Cuomo goes all-in on Covid-19 language gymnastics in standoff with Trump
- Cuomo announces partnership with Bill Gates to "revolutionize" NY schools in wake of coronavirus
The false accusation allegedly resulted in his arrest, improper charges, and a police raid that violated his privacy rights.
A civil lawsuit further claims the false accusation contributed to the "loss of contact" with his three children, who are eight, 13, and 15 years old.
He seeks damages from Northrop, John Bamford, an Arlington County police detective, and his ex-wife Heather Kiriakou.
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- CIA was lying about torture even to its own staff - CIA veteran Kiriakou
- Former CIA officer John Kiriakou: Justice Department is targeting whistleblowers
- Corporate media attack real whistleblower Kiriakou for poking holes in Dems' impeachment source
- CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou: I was targeted by Brennan, Mueller and Strzok just like Trump

A statue depicting Christopher Columbus is seen with its head removed at Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park on June 10, 2020 in Boston, Massachusetts.
A cultural revolution appears to be gathering pace across the West. Government mandated lockdowns, mass hysteria and now race riots seem to be par for the course in daily life, as civilisation collectively takes leave of its senses. Masked mobs are now marauding unmolested, vandalising and looting towns as police officers, terrified of being accused of being racist, stand idly by allowing cities across America and Europe to descend into anarchy. Collectively we appear to have sided with Bane rather than Batman in The Dark Knight Rises.
To paraphrase Tom Hardy's masked villain we must "free (Britain/America) from the corrupt! The rich! The oppressors of generations who have kept you down with myths of opportunity, and we give it back to you... the people. (The West) is yours. None shall interfere. Do as you please."
So, with a view to helping this exciting new wave of iconoclasm continue on its way, here's a handy list of things we aren't allowed to enjoy anymore. Be warned: dissenters will be cancelled.
Comment: While obviously satire to the normal-minded, one can't help but worry that Birchall's tongue-in-cheek list is not going to give some lunatics ideas about the next opportunity to virtue-signal.
- No imaginary transgression is too small for the mob of virtue-signalling SJWs on Instagram
- Virtue signalling run amok: Georgetown students may have to pay slavery reparations with new fee
- Pathetic virtue-signalling: A provincial English tribunal has declared 'ethical veganism' a 'protected characteristic'
- Anne Hathaway goes for the virtue signalling high score by denouncing 'white privilege' at star-studded gala dinner
More importantly, Raz is supported by the Islamic government in Dubai.
The leader of CHAZ, Warlord Raz Simone was previously identified running guns in the newly formed country in the center of Seattle. Today we have more on RAZ thanks to the work of Yaacov Apelbaum.
Comment: One wonders if the occupants of CHAZ are aware of who this self-styled warlord really is.
See also:
- Seattle Mayor Durkan refers to CHAZ as a 'block party', plans to let anarchists enjoy their 'summer of love'
- Leftist cognitive dissonance: Self-styled CHAZ leader filmed handing out AR-15s to followers
- Republic Of CHAZ begins reparations; white participants pressured to give blacks $10 each
- Seattle's anarchist utopia is already breaking down, CHAZ residents call for the guillotine
- A lesson from history: Unchecked, Seattle's CHAZ will become a violent no-go zone straight out of the European Antifa playbook
- Frontline report: 'I've been scared every day': Seattle resident speaks out about life on the border of CHAZ
- Another day in paradise? Cops unable to respond to rapes, violence in CHAZ, armed anarchists allegedly extorting businesses
When Elena Iliadis searched for "Black Lives Matter" on GoFundMe, the popular online fundraising platform, she didn't do much research on the first verified foundation that popped up.
Inspired to help the cause, the 19-year-old Georgetown University sophomore and her a capella group, the Phantoms, raised nearly $1,100 for what they thought was the global movement to bring racial justice and defund the police. It wasn't until she was contacted by BuzzFeed News that the student learned her group had been collecting money for a completely unaffiliated cause.
Comment: See also:
- Black Lives Matter's story of racist killing of George Floyd may fall apart
- YouTube is automatically deleting any comments about "black lives matter violence"
- What does Black Lives Matter really stand for?
- Black Lives Matter protesters who toppled a statue on their own heads have created the perfect culture war metaphor
- Starbucks bows to online roasting and 'cancel' calls, changes dress code to declare 'Black Lives Matter'
- Anonymous Berkeley professor shreds Black Lives Matter injustice narrative
- Donations to Black Lives Matter are funneled through a Democratic fundraising group

Black Lives Matter protest in Clemson, South Carolina, June 13, 2020
On Tuesday, Trump put forth improved federal guidelines that would drastically limit the use of chokeholds, give police more nonlethal weapons to cut down on shootings, fund more social workers, and condition federal aid on certifications in de-escalation and proper use of force policies.
In ordinary circumstances, all of those would be welcome steps towards reducing police brutality and improving both officer safety and that of the general public. These aren't ordinary circumstances, however.













Comment: Update:
Protests good, playgrounds bad? NYC mayor chews out locals reopening kids' parks after cheering on George Floyd marchers