Black Lives Matter

BLM members and supporters marched in downtown Austin, blocking traffic in the intersection late Saturday night. When a car was forced to stop, marchers swarmed the vehicle, including the man who was killed. He was carrying an AK-47.

The leftist ended up missing the car and shooting one of his fellow comrades in the leg. The Marxists mercenaries have since left the interstate, but continue to block other roads elsewhere in the city. The Aurora police, instead of arresting the terrorists, advised motorists to seek alternative routes.

Drew Duncomb, the victim, said the attack shows that there is no free speech allowed in Portland and blamed Twitter for allowing Antifa activists to dox him. He said, "Antifa is a domestic terrorist organization that doesn't care about Black Lives."

Black Lives Matter: the largest and most effective US social movement in history? by Ian Sinclair Morning Star 13 July 2020 Like many people I’ve followed and been inspired by the extensive news coverage of the Black Lives Matter protests in the United States. But I really didn’t understand their extraordinary size until I read […]

The George Floyd saga has developed a potentially dangerous new turn. This past weekend, the city of Louisville, Kentucky avoided a potentially deadly armed clash, as two opposing and heavily armed militia groups came within dozens of yards of each other after the latest politically-charged Black Lives Matter demonstration.

Since the recent social and political upheaval sparked the death of George Floyd, few American political and media commentators have dared to challenge the socio-political narrative put forward by the vanguard leftwing activist organization known as Black Lives Matter. What is their actual position on the issue of race relations in America and how valid are their demands for ‘social justice’?

A disturbing photograph surfaced on the internet that depicted BLM supporter, Isaiah Jackson, kneeling on a baby in a photo (that mimicked the knee hold on George Floyd).

If the death of the unidentified victim is ruled a homicide, it will be the second fatality resulting from the Minneapolis riots, and the 36th in the city so far this year, compared to 18 murders int he city for the entire year in 2019.

Cisco says 237 comments of the 10,400 made during the video conference "objected to what was being presented", while the majority of comments praised management. Cisco says it fired a "handful" of workers for "inappropriate conduct".

So, how are you enjoying the “New Normal” so far? Is it paranoid and totalitarian enough for you? If not … well, hold on, because it’s just getting started. There is plenty more totalitarianism and paranoia still to come.