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RefuseFascism uses ANTIFA-like tactics, Organizer Claims they Received Money from Soros, Met with Steyer Advisor

Christian Hartsock
Project Veritas
Thu, 11 Jun 2020 18:25 UTC
Soros
© Simon Dawson/Bloomberg/Getty ImagesGeorge Soros
RefuseFascism Organizer: "...you'll see, there's people even in the Hillary campaign worked with RefuseFascism because they see the danger."
  • Head of the Atlanta Chapter of RefuseFascism, Tee Stern: "We Actually Did Get a Grant from Them (Soros) Around - We Started a Thing Called a National Day of Appreciation for Abortion Providers."
  • National Organizer for RefuseFascism, Andy Zee: "...I Believe He (Steyer) Has Political Ambitions, and He Might Not Want to Be Directly Connected."
  • National Organizer for RefuseFascism, Andy Zee: "...Steyer might not want to be connected" "...Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, this at a certain point dominates the national news...it's a very disruptive force."
  • National Organizer for RefuseFascism, Andy Zee: "...we're meeting with his (Tom Steyer) main adviser on impeachment. We've been talking to his assistant, he first said he was going to meet, he made the announcement..."
[Mamaroneck, N.Y. - June 11, 2020] Project Veritas today released undercover footage of a RefuseFascism national organizer detailing who is funding their militant operation and shares their objectives.


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'Difficult to understand': World Health Organization official can't explain Russia's low Covid-19 death rate

Jonny Tickle
RT
Thu, 11 Jun 2020 18:26 UTC
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© Sputnik / Maksim Blinov
Russia's relatively low number of Covid-19 fatalities has been labeled "unusual" by Michael Ryan, a World Health Organization (WHO) official. He said the low count could be down to the way the country is classifying deaths.


Comment: Perhaps Russia is correctly NOT labeling anyone who died of illness as dying from coronavirus, unlike many other countries.


Speaking at a press conference, the executive director of the WHO Health Emergencies Programme said Russia's stats are an outlier compared to other European nations, but that he does not believe the country is covering up the scale of pandemic.

"The low death rate is difficult to understand in the context of the population and the health systems across the European region being quite similar in terms of their sophistication and availability," Ryan said. "The age profile of people in the Russian Federation is not greatly different to that of other nations; neither is the profile of people with underlying conditions."
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NYPD cop charged after footage shows him SHOVING 20yo to the ground, calling her a 'stupid fu***g b**ch!'

Janelle Griffith
NBC News
Tue, 09 Jun 2020 18:20 UTC
protesters
© Reuters / Caitlin Ochs
A New York City police officer who was seen in a video shoving a woman to the ground at a George Floyd protest in Brooklyn on May 29 is facing multiple charges, the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office said.

Officer Vincent D'Andraia turned himself in at the 84th Precinct in Brooklyn on Tuesday. He is charged with misdemeanor assault, criminal mischief, harassment and menacing in the incident the city's police commissioner Dermot Shea has described as "troubling" and "disturbing."

He is the first city police officer in New York to face arrest over his conduct during the large protests that have followed since Floyd, a black man, died on May 25 after a white officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes in Minneapolis during an arrest.

"I fully support the long-held American tradition of non-violent protest," District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said in a statement, adding that he "cannot tolerate the use of excessive force against anyone exercising this Constitutionally guaranteed right. This is especially true of those who are sworn to protect us and uphold the law."
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The madness of censoring shows like Little Britain

Brendan O'Neill
The Spectator
Wed, 10 Jun 2020 16:53 UTC
David Walliams and Matt Lucas, Little Britain
© Getty Images
Cancel culture is out of control. Over the past 24 hours Little Britain, The League of Gentlemen and Chris Lilley's brilliant comedy shows have been shoved down the memory hole by Netflix and the BBC. Why? Because the kangaroo court of correct-thinking has found these comedy classics guilty of offensiveness. Punish them, purge them, cast them out into the wilderness of 'problematic' culture.

The speed with which the justifiable, righteous anger over the police execution of George Floyd in Minneapolis has turned into yet another culture war against offensive art is staggering. And terrifying, to be frank. One minute people are taking the knee in solidarity with a black man murdered by ruthless cops; the next they're saying: 'Remember when David Walliams dressed up as a fat black woman on Little Britain? Let's get him!' It feels kind of deranged, like censoriousness on steroids.

Little Britain is getting it in the neck largely because of the Walliams-played character Desiree DeVere, a grotesquely obese black woman that Walliams played with extraordinary aplomb in a fat suit and with copious amounts of skin-darkening make-up. No one will admit this now - for fear of being dragged into the stocks - but the character was really funny. Desiree was not a caricature of black people; she was a caricature of a deluded woman who thinks she's hot stuff, and who loves to mix with wealthy men.
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Buffalo mayor says shoved protester disobeyed police orders 'numerous times'

Sara Dorn
NY Post
Sat, 06 Jun 2020 17:16 UTC
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The elderly Buffalo protester knocked to the ground by cops in a viral video that has become an international symbol of police brutality was "asked to leave numerous times . . . after the curfew," the city's mayor said.

Explaining why he had yet to fire the officers seen pushing Martin Gugino, 75, to the ground, where he hit his head and bled onto the pavement, Mayor Byron Brown said, "I don't want to jump ahead of the investigation. It is very important for officers to know they are getting due process," according to WBEN Radio.

Brown referenced violence, vandalism, looting and fires being set during protests in the city, then described a "volatile" situation between protesters and police when Gugino approached the officers.
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Minneapolis police chief announces immediate withdrawal from contract negotiations with police union

Reg Chapman
CBS Minnesota
Wed, 10 Jun 2020 17:01 UTC
Medaria Arradondo
Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo
Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo announced Wednesday that the force will immediately withdraw from contract negotiations with the police union as part of a push to reform the department in the wake of George Floyd's death, which sparked days of protest and riots in the city, as well as a call from local leaders to defund and dismantle the department.

At a morning press conference, the chief said he plans to bring in outside experts to examine how the contract with the Police Officers Federation can be restructured to provide greater transparency and "flexibility for true reform."

Arradondo says his announcement would be the first of many he hopes will provide a pathway or a plan to provide actionable measures for reform.

"This is not about officers' wages, bonuses or salaries," Arradondo said. "This is about examining those significant matters that touch on things such as critical incident protocol, use of force...and also the discipline process to include both grievances and arbitration."
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End imprisonment, reintroduce segregation, ban police: Seattle revolutionaries' cartoonish 'demands' show they're either not serious or delusional

Helen Buyniski
RT
Wed, 10 Jun 2020 16:56 UTC
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© AFP / David Ryder
Would-be revolutionaries across the US are looking to Seattle's Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone for cues on what's next. But its demands are larded with quixotic, unworkable "solutions" that distract from planning for lasting change.

The commune's apparent list of demands, published on Tuesday after anti-police-brutality protesters took over a six-block area of downtown Seattle, veers from the common-sensical, past the daring and the deep to the absurd with little warning. Posted to Medium, it has been promoted on social media by a slate of Seattle lefties, activist blue-checks, and rubbernecking conservatives. None has yet questioned its authenticity.

Divided into four sections - the justice system, economic demands, "health and human services," and education - the list overshadows its best calls for reform with some silly and downright dangerous suggestions.
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HBO Max has pulled 'Gone With the Wind' from its service in order to fight racism and, frankly my dear, I DO give a damn!

Michael McCaffrey
RT
Wed, 10 Jun 2020 16:48 UTC
gone with the wind
© Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images
HBO Max has deemed the movie Gone With the Wind racist and has pulled it from its service, because viewers are apparently too fragile and too stupid to be allowed to watch it.

In recent weeks, as protesters carrying Black Lives Matter signs filled the streets, I have often heard it said that "racism is a virus." If that is true, then the new streaming service HBO Max just found the cure.

HBO Max's simple and brutally effective treatment to eradicate racism from the world is to pull the 1939 classic Gone With the Wind from its service...for now...at least until it can bring the film back "with a discussion of its historical context." Take that, racism!

Gone With the Wind, which is based on the novel of the same name by Margaret Mitchell, won 10 Academy Awards, including, ironically enough, the first ever for an African American, Hattie McDaniel, for Best Supporting Actress. The movie is also the highest grossing film of all time (adjusted for inflation) and is widely considered to be one of the greatest films of all time.
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Guilt and self-loathing pervades the 'we must do better' responses of businesses and institutions over #BLM - it's truly pathetic

Frank Furedi
RT
Thu, 11 Jun 2020 16:42 UTC
kneeling
© REUTERS/Kevin Coombs
Companies are falling over themselves to atone for the sin of racism, while using their abasement as a marketing tool. Almost overnight, support for Black Lives Matters has acquired the character of an official doctrine.

It took only one email from an otherwise unknown university graduate, Kennedy Mitchum, to embarrass the Merriam-Webster Dictionary to agree to "update" its definition of racism. When called upon, like numerous individuals and organisations, Merriam-Webster unhesitatingly took the knee.

Like numerous other elite institutions, this age-old authoritative dictionary decided that accommodation of a new reality is the better part of valour!

Suddenly every celebrity and institution has decided to atone for the sin of racism by literally getting on one knee and calling for forgiveness. Suddenly, every elite institution has transformed itself into guilt-ridden supplicants.
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'Cops' under arrest: Paramount pulls plug on long-running US reality show amid rise in anti-police sentiment


ABC News
Wed, 10 Jun 2020 16:38 UTC
cops episode
© www.cops.comImage from a Cops episode
The Paramount Network announced Tuesday it has canceled its long-running reality series "Cops" after 32 seasons.

The move comes in the wake of nationwide -- and worldwide -- protests following the death of George Floyd while in police custody on May 25.

"'Cops' is not on the Paramount Network and we don't have any current or future plans for it to return," a network spokesperson said in a statement obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
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