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"I was trying to do some research on like the Asian hate, like the people are getting attacked and whatnot. A bunch of black men that have been attacking Asians," Chester said. "I'm like 'what are you doing?' Like we're trying to like help like with the BLM."
Chester stated that reporting on crimes against Asians committed by black people is not good for optics, as it would upset people on the far-left.

Law enforcement officers stand guard outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department as demonstrators stand on the other side of the fence in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on April 14, 2021, amid protests over the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright.
"Get the white people to the front!" a protester can be heard screaming in a video shared by independent journalist Andy Ngo on Twitter. "BLM protesters demand that whites be used as human shields as they gather outside the Brooklyn Center police station. They've been trying to break down the fence & are throwing projectiles."
Comment: More from Red State:
Reporter Has to Take Shelter in Vehicle While Reporting on Antifa Arriving in MinneapolisMeanwhile in Portland:
The idea that is Antifa is apparently arriving in the Minneapolis area and, as we all know, they aren't there to peacefully protest. The group is known for destroying property from cars to businesses, and resorting to violence against anyone they believe to be against them.
Their presence was enough that Fox News reporter Mike Tobin was forced to take cover in the safety of a vehicle as police and Antifa began clashing.
According to Fox News, the far-left activist group known for its violence have shown up in droves, forcing one Fox News reporter to relocate to a different part of town and give an update to the Ingraham Angle from inside the vehicle.
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See also:
- National guard deployed to Minneapolis suburb to quell riots following police shooting UPDATE
- Minneapolis City Council to offer looting passports to 'peaceful protesters'
- Wall Street capitalism is looting just like Minnesota rioters ‒ don't let the disguise fool you
- Democrat Rashida Tlaib goes extreme: 'No more policing' and 'incarceration,' 'it can't be reformed'

The unidentified officer who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt during the Capitol riot will not be charged for her death.
In a news release, the DOJ said the unidentified officer who fired a single shot at Babbitt near the Speaker's Lobby inside the Capitol did so in self-defense and to protect members of Congress.
Investigators also determined Babbitt's civil rights were not violated in the shooting, according to the statement.
Comment: It's funny how the name of the officer who shot Ashli Babbitt is still unidentified, while the officer who shot Daunte Wright had her name released immediately following the incident. It seems that only some police officers need to be protected from public vigilantism.
See also:
- Capitol officer who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt should not face charges, investigators say
- Murder on Capitol Hill: Analysis of Ashli Babbit Shooting Video Disturbingly Suggests Coordinated Action
- The shooting of Ashli Babbitt by Capitol police has echoes of BLM icon George Floyd's murder... but no golden coffin for her
- Street artist SABO triggers the Left with 'Say Her Name' poster of woman shot by police at capitol protest
- Shooting the Capitol rioter saved black lawmakers from lynching, claims Congressman (who also feared 'overpopulation could capsize Guam')
- Journalist A.J. Cooke: I covered the Capitol Protest- there were NO riots
I really believe COVID-19 has created a window of political opportunity and maybe an epiphany ... on the importance of early learning and childcare.Beware of politicians having epiphanies.
— Chrystia Freeland, Finance Minister.
It's quite enough to deal with them when their inspirations are earth-bound, but when they start receiving prompts from the celestial world it's time to really start worrying.
Comment: This article comes across as more than a little naïve. The entire 'Covid crisis' was fabricated for the purpose of creating an 'opportunity'; this isn't a case of the elites exploiting a tragedy, but of creating that tragedy in order to push through sweeping societal changes. How far up the ladder this goes (is Freeland in on it?) is hard to say, but there is little doubt that the purpose of the pandemic is exactly the changes we're seeing across the board.
See also:
- Chrystia Freeland: Rhodes Scholar Trustee of the WEF, Deputy PM of Canada and the Failure of the 'Super Elite'
- Carney/Freeland: Green Reset shapes Canada's 'New Normal' or is it a "21st century blood letting"?
- Truth & Irony: Consortium News vs Chrystia Freeland and her Nazi grandfather's scheme for Ukraine
- Are you ready to become a 'digital asset' of the globalists' Great Reset?
- How big banks are planning to force Americans into the 'Great Reset' trap
- The Great Nonsense of "The Great Reset"
Comment: If you ever needed any solid evidence that Big Tech and Corporate Media are playing for the same team, this is it. They all fall under the same banner of mainstream narrative creation and maintenance (and protection). The last thing they want is groups like Project Veritas revealing the man behind the curtain, but as O'Keefe says in the last line of the article, the stories are getting out there, in spite of their heavy-handed tactics.
See also:
- James O'Keefe: Project Veritas suing CNN for defamation, new video will expose network's 'fraud' related to Covid-19
- Project Veritas busts CNN again: 'We were creating a story -- our focus was to get Trump out', admits deliberately targeting Matt Gaetz
- Project Veritas video reveals makeshift migrant detention facility under BRIDGE
- Trump congratulates O'Keefe on 'big win' in defamation lawsuit against NYT: Encourages legal defense fund contributions
- NY Supreme Court hands Project Veritas a major legal victory against New York Times
- Project Veritas: Merrill Lynch whistleblower leaks phone call about Robinhood and Gamestop trade restriction
- Twitter suspends accounts of Project Veritas, James O'Keefe
- Project Veritas strikes again: Twitter CEO Dorsey caught talking Trump and outlining roadmap for future political censorship
- Project Veritas win: Texas election fraudster caught in undercover sting arrested for widespread vote barvesting
- Project Veritas: PBS Principal Counsel lays out violent radical agenda
Tom Harwood, formerly of Guido Fawkes now of GB News, tweeted a typically incredulous response to the idea: "Cannot understand how some can claim 'lockdowns don't work' with a straight face. As if stopping people from mixing wouldn't hit transmission? Sure argue the cost is too high, imposition on liberty too extreme, just don't invent a fairytale denying the basics of germ theory."
Even some die-hard lockdown sceptics will say that lockdowns work, in the sense of suppressing transmission for a time, but they just delay the inevitable so are pointlessly costly.
The models churned out by university academics and relied on by the Government to set policy all assume lockdown restrictions work, and even claim to quantify how much impact each intervention makes.
But what does the data say? What do the studies show that actually look at the evidence rather than just making a priori assumptions about how things "must surely" be?
Comment: See also:
- A critical analysis of the covid response
- Revolver exclusive study: COVID-19 lockdowns over 10 times more deadly than pandemic itself
- 16 States are now following the (real) science: Governors scramble to end lockdowns, mask mandates
- Modelers were 'astronomically wrong' in COVID-19 predictions, says epidemiologist Dr. John Ioannidis - And the world is paying the price
Living under the thumb of the metastasizing array of genders that demand to be taken seriously, those who want a return to a tech-lite world where the government doesn't care what's in your pants seem to be fighting a losing battle.
But in their quixotic struggle, they have found themselves allied with former nemeses, those ones who don't want the government poking around through their medical records or learning the history of their transition so that authorities can give them free event tickets or something equally banal yet intrusive.
Os Keyes, a researcher who has spent the last several years writing academic papers about the need for facial recognition to treat gender non-binary individuals with kid gloves, seems unconcerned about the negative possibilities for where such a complex system might go, appearing to believe that they can just jump into bed with the EU government, get what they need in terms of 'fixing' the AI, leave and be done with it.
Currently, only 1.8 percent of people in the U.S. have electric vehicles, with cost being a major factor, as well as the availability of charging ports. However, the study states the initial cost of electric vehicles should be on par with gasoline vehicles in approximately five years.
According to the University of California, Berkeley study's estimates, this will be driven by a drop in the cost of batteries and advancements in efficiency. In relation to the availability and cost of charging ports, it found that "the plummeting cost of wind and solar power have enabled a rapid and cost-effective expansion of a clean electricity grid, a cost-effective pathway" to expanding and establishing a public network of said stations.
"The upfront price of electric vehicles is coming down rapidly, which is very exciting. Because of battery technology improvements, most models now have a range of 250 miles, higher than the daily driving distance of most people, and now come with pretty astonishing fast-charging capabilities," said Amol Phadke, co-author of the report and a senior scientist at University of California, Berkeley.
Comment: See also:
- Determined to raze California to the ground, Governor Newsom signs order banning new gas-fueled cars by 2035
- Internal combustion engine to be banned in Germany by 2030
- Study shows electric cars become practically useless in cold weather
- Toyota CEO agrees with Elon Musk: We don't have enough electricity to electrify all cars
This challenge in communications gained this name for us in February of 2018, when Peter Boghossian, Helen Pluckrose, Mike Nayna, Tim Pool, and I all met at Peter's house, rather by chance, to have a discussion about this exact topic. In a heated discussion that went on for hours, we hit a major impasse in which we could not satisfactorily convince Tim of our thesis, and neither could Tim convince us of his. Tim argued that activists, especially in media, were the primary agents of change in Wokifying everything. We insisted that, while this may be, there was a significant university component as well and, further, that it was the root of the activist mentality. "Ideas like 'hegemonic masculinity' didn't come out of the sky! They came out of academia!" I still remember Peter yelling in frustration. The thing is, Tim wasn't wrong, and neither were we (there's something like a revolving door of bad ideas between these groups, who all fancy themselves activists in the same causes). We were so alarmed and frustrated by our inability to communicate the university-to-culture pipeline (or lab leak, as it might better be understood) that we referred to this challenging comms problem ever after as a search for a way to bridge the Tim Pool Gap, or "TPGap," in our private communications.
This is a question that deserves an answer though, because when something this pernicious takes hold of the core of a culture, we have a duty to understand how it was able to do so, so that, whether our culture stands or falls by it, future societies will not so easily be threatened. As indicated by the existence of the Tim Pool Gap, though, the answer to that question is complex and probably deserves a book's length to get anything better than a very cursory treatment. Certainly, the roles played by the Internet (thus democratization of information), social media (thus decentralization of publishing and broadcasting), and other infrastructural changes are significant. They are also beyond my scope, and I recommend the reader consult Martin Gurri's admirable book The Revolt of the Public, if not works by Marshall McLuhan and even the postmodernist Jean Baudrillard, for insights in that regard. So too have intentional agents who funded or promoted Wokeness as a tool for facilitating their own agendas or for waging political warfare by turning the West simultaneously stupid and wholly against itself. That said, media and academia also both played a role, as we argued, and I would refer readers to Tim Pool's analysis of the former and Helen Pluckrose's analysis of the latter — though until someone (I know, I'm someone...) takes on the bear of Critical Pedagogy in sufficient detail, that latter domain will remain a bit mysterious. I will touch on that aspect here, but I will only touch.

Russian vaccine 'Sputnik V' for the prevention of coronavirus infection covid-19.
That's according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who revealed that the current logistics are coping well, but too few people want to receive the jab.
This is despite internationally respected medical journal the Lancet publishing research in February showing that Sputnik V has an efficacy of around 91.6%, among the highest in the world. Russia also has two other registered vaccines, EpiVacCorona, produced by Siberia's Vector Center, and a third jab, named CoviVac.
Comment: Despite Sputnik V's efficacy and that it uses traditional methods to provoke immunity, considering coronavirus' murky origins, it would appear that none of these vaccines can be trusted: COVID Mass Vaccination Experiment: Prepare For The Worst With This Health Protocol
Comment: Despite unprecedented propaganda campaigns and mass hysteria, it would appear that various countries and sections of society can still see through the lies; considering Russia's history, it's no surprise that their citizens are particularly adept:
- Majority of Austrians REJECT Covid-19 vaccines and mass testing program
- Minorities reject UK's experimental Covid-19 jab, inoculation centre closes early due to lack of volunteers
- Swiss to vote in referendum to repeal lockdown restrictions, 55% concerned over loss of freedoms
- Semper coronavirus: Nearly 40 percent of Marines are declining COVID-19 vaccine
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