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@emmett grogan,

Doubling-down on your specious ad homs, eh, Bobby-boy?

Figures, sho nuff.

Cheese-eater.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

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Of course no one in the MSM will ever ask "How was it possible that our intelligence agencies were all wrong about this? Can they be that incompetent or it possible that there has, all along, been a network of Deep State operatives, united in their opposition to Trump, and operating in virtually every department and agency of the federal government in a concerted effort to bring him down?"

Good question, Finn, and you're right, cheese-eaters will never ask it or respond to it.

This couldn't possibly be simple "mistake" by the CIA, et al. They aint that stupid.

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@wmwcjr,

This kinda make me think of Ft. Sumner, eh, Bill?

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Fights erupted and at least two people were hurt when white nationalists and counter-protesters violently clashed Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia, forcing local police and Gov. Terry McAuliffe to declare a state of emergency.

State police and members of the Virginia National Guard surrounded the park after McAuliffe declared a state of emergency and the city of Charlottesville declared the alt-right protest an unlawful assembly — effectively cancelling the demonstration before its planned start time.

It is now clear that public safety cannot be safeguarded without additional powers, and that the mostly out-of-state protesters have come to Virginia to endanger our citizens and property," McAuliffe said in a statement released shortly before noon. "I am disgusted by the hatred, bigotry and violence these protesters have brought to our state over the past 24 hours."

A large group of counter-protesters wore black shirts and masks and carried shields, yelling to the white nationalists: "We have replaced you. Strong, united, interracial crew."

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/torch-wielding-white-supremacists-march-university-virginia-n792021

Another link to the story. I couldn't get yours to open.

".... the city of Charlottesville declared the alt-right protest an unlawful assembly — effectively cancelling the demonstration before its planned start time." Typical left wing speech repression, eh?

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@layman,

The torches are a nice touch, eh? But they need to be carrying pitchforks, too, doncha think?:

Looks like they go on for miles.

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@layman,

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".... the city of Charlottesville declared the alt-right protest an unlawful assembly — effectively cancelling the demonstration before its planned start time."

Typical left wing speech repression, eh?

No, more like a full-fledged riot had broken out complete with fist fights, people taken to the hospital, and police having to use tear gas to break up the violence.

From your own quoted link:

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White nationalists, as well as apparent neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klan members, were met in opposition by clergy members and other groups, who stood in a line singing "This Little Light of Mine" to drown out the profanity and slurs.

"Love has already won. We have already won," the counter-protesters responded early Saturday.

But as the violence intensified with shoving and punching, demonstrators covered their mouths after tear gas was apparently released into the crowd.

All this happened before the scheduled "demonstration". Get a clue, or something.

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@Blickers,

Yeah, right, eh, Blicky? All these innocent, mask-wearing thugs were doing was singing songs, eh?

Nice try, cheese-eater.

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@revelette1,

From NY Times, as quoted by Revelette:

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WASHINGTON — A cabal of leftist “deep state” government workers, “globalists,” bankers, adherents to Islamic fundamentalism and establishment Republicans are conspiring to remove President Trump and impose cultural Marxism in the United States, according to a former White House aide whose darkly worded memo detailing the alleged conspiracy got him removed last month from the National Security Council.

Good catch, Rev. You know, it's amazing the collection of Froot Loops Trump has put together to try to run the country. We can only assume that all the mental health facilities in the country released half their patients, and they all got jobs in the Trump Administration.

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@Blickers,

Cheese-eating NBC wrote:

White nationalists, as well as apparent neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klan members...

Notice how they try to smear the whole group by emphasizing a few "apparent" neo-Nazis.

And, of course, it's not simply "nationalists," they gotta say WHITE nationalists..

From what I hear, the masked thugs got they sorry ass whupped, like BIGTIME, so they went runnin to the city council to have it declared an "illegal assembly."

Cheese-eaters always start up some ****, then run to Mommy for protection and to settle their disputes, eh?

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@layman,

Were you there, or have video, of who went over to who and threw punches first? Among the counter-demonstrators were pastors, not a group known to encourage violence. How many pastors were leading the white nationalists?

And yes, white nationalism is a different philosophy from American nationalism, British nationalism, or any other country's nationalism. A country's nationalists seek to promote thier country's interests, including all the citizens of that country. White nationalists seek to promote their chosen group, the white race, to the detriment of other groups. If you are a nonwhite American with medals for valor in battle, white nationalists see you as the enemy.

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China's President Xi Jinping has urged Donald Trump and North Korea to avoid "words and actions" that worsen tensions, state media say.
Mr Trump and North Korea have been exchanging hostile rhetoric, with the US president threatening to rain "fire and fury" on the North.
According to Chinese state media, Mr Xi told Mr Trump in a phone call that "all relevant parties" should stop "words and deeds" that would exacerbate the situation.
Mr Xi also stressed China and the US shared "common interests" over denuclearisation and maintaining peace on the Korean peninsula.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-40909468<br />

Both Xi and Putin are trying to present themselves as more statesmanlike and presidential than Trump. Whatever happens the damage to Trump has been done. No American president should be compared to the NK leadership, but that keeps happening more and more.

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@Blickers,

Heh. Yeah, these thugs put on their masks before they ever left home because it helps them read the sheet music, eh?

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@izzythepush,

It's an old trick you see in show business all the time. Some No-Name actor tries to start a public feud with a famous performer, thereby elevating his profile in the media to the same level as the famous star.

North Korea and it's savvy allies, Russia and China, are playing Trump beautifully.

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@layman,

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Heh. Yeah, these thugs put on their masks before the ever left home because it helps them read the sheet music, eh?

Well, if they wanted see sheets, they couldn't have gone to a better place than a Klan rally.

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@Blickers,

The cheese-eatin Governor called it "visual intimidation," eh? Visual. They don't like what they see, to wit, peasants with torches and pitchforks who aint takin no **** from elitist cheese-eaters. They defend themselves.

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@Blickers,

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By 11 a.m., several fully armed militias and hundreds of right-wing rallygoers had poured into the small downtown park that was to be the site of the rally. Using megaphones, police declared an unlawful assembly and gave a five-minute warning to leave Emancipation Park. They were met by equal numbers of counterprotesters, including clergy, Black Lives Matter activists and Princeton professor Cornel West.

After police ordered everyone to vacate the park, columns of white nationalists marched out, carrying Confederate and Nazi flags as they headed down Market Street in an odd parade. Counterprotesters lined the sidewalks and shouted epithets and mocked the group as they walked by. At various points along the route, skirmishes broke out and shouting matches ensued.

Beggin for a beatdown, sho nuff.

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@emmett grogan,

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Because you don't do any. maporche probably thinks this is just too goofy to respond to. I've done my research on RT, I posted a bit of it right here: https://able2know.org/topic/355218-1386

Its even from a right wing source. Glenn Beck.

You still haven't caught on to the fact that RT was not the original source of the article Lash posted.

Let's try once more to get past your blinders:

It was from The Nation

https://www.thenation.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nation

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The Nation is the oldest continuously published weekly magazine in the United States, and the most widely read weekly journal of liberal/progressive political and cultural news, opinion, and analysis.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

The Nation is often referred to as the "house organ" of the left, eh, Finn? But, of course, even they were not the "source" of this information. Highly qualified experts were.

That said, let's see Bobby start denouncing the nation because they too published the facts, eh?

Finn wrote:

You still haven't caught on to the fact that RT was not the original source of the article Lash posted.

Bobby-boy aint none too bright, eh? Aint never been, aint never gunna be.

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@layman,

You're equating the KKK and neo-Nazis with "peasants with torches and pitchforks who aint takin no **** from elitist cheese-eaters." You sound like you actually identify with them. I'm reminded of Communists who would call their secret police thugs as "workers."

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@wmwcjr,

wmwcjr wrote:

You're equating the KKK and neo-Nazis with "peasants with torches and pitchforks who aint takin no **** from elitist cheese-eaters." You sound like you actually identify with them. I'm reminded of Communists who would call their secret police thugs as "workers."

Bill, you're fallin right into the trap the MSM done set up for ya, eh? Very few of these protestors were KKK or Neo-nazi. Mainly they were just good old boys who want "less immigration for a stronger nation."

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@layman,

Personally, I would have stayed away since there was likely to be violence. Whenever there are hotheads on both sides, there's likely to be violence.

Besides, freedom of speech is (or should be) for everyone. For what it's worth (which, in the scheme of things, isn't much), I agree with maxdancona's latest posts about freedom of speech.

By the way, counterprotesters have just as much right to speak out.

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