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Rioting in California !

galty said:
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This all has international connections as well as American. Someone is paying for the masks that the demonstrators are wearing and demonstrators are handed lists and song books that tell them what to yell and what to chant. Some of the gear has Walmart connections, and many are saying that the Walmart heiress is behind some of it. I don't know if it is true though.

We had demonstrations in Anchorage yesterday, but the pictures I saw showed demonstrators walking along the sides of the street, not even obstructing traffic. There was no violence of any kind that I heard. Fairbanks and Juneau may also had some marches, but I didn't see evidence. The University is in Fairbanks and Juneau is the headquarters of the Democrats here.

They should be allowed to demonstrate, but any violence or arson should not be tolerated. A Lutheran pastor visiting here who has done work in a mission field said they should use similar tactics to China. He said that illegal demonstrators in China are sprayed with blue dye if they can't be apprehended, and they are caught later with either dye on their skin or their clothing.
 
Don Alaska said:
He said that illegal demonstrators in China are sprayed with blue dye if they can't be apprehended, and they are caught later with either dye on their skin or their clothing.
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I wonder whether some sort of "tagging drones" might be used for this sort of thing?

But on second thought, they'd probably get too gunked up with drifting dye after release, getting into bearings and obscuring camera lenses.
 
Mary Stetler said:
They are finding Antifa is involved in this and other riots and that many of the more combative were hired for $200 a day by many organizations.
Trump has nothing to do with this.
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Do you have a source for claims of people being paid to oppose Trump? What organizations?
 
Mary Stetler said:
They are finding Antifa is involved in this and other riots and that many of the more combative were hired for $200 a day by many organizations.
Trump has nothing to do with this.
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It's been pretty widely reported. There are also lawyers being paid to defend individual domestic terrorists from prosecution. Much of it involves NGOs from what I read.

Don't bother with "sources." Whether apple source or cranberry source it'll just be pooh-poohed as disreputable. This is all part of the playbook of denial.
 
I searched prior to asking and looking at the evidence for the claims, they would never stand up in a court. These sources are filled with words like circulating, allegedly, shared, etc. This amounts to about the same evidence as that for ghosts, demons, etc. Most would not make it as being in the class of conspiracy theories. Theories at least have something. There are cases where wealthy people or groups have put a lot of money in play to influence elections and political power. A few months back Elon Musk openly offered $100 to voters to sign a petition to support his choice in a Spring Wisconsin State Supreme Court election and offered several one-million-dollar awards to lucky winners from a pool of those promising to vote for his candidate. All that was beside the almost $20 million Musk and his groups poured into the race. If done openly and according to campaign finance laws (wimpy as they are) it is generally legal. Musk may have gone over the top as he is being challenged with a bribery claim in that race. You can go back in time and see corporations giving money to both parties and candidates in an election in some cases. They are hedging their bets.
 
Jacob Petersheim said:
Don't bother with "sources." Whether apple source or cranberry source it'll just be pooh-poohed as disreputable. This is all part of the playbook of denial.
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Very true. On all sides.

Mary Stetler said:
Here is one source. There are others if you google.
www.yahoo.com

Inside America’s Protest Machine: Who’s Funding The Chaos?

New evidence links major nonprofits and possible foreign actors to organized protests across the U.S. Who’s really pulling the strings?
www.yahoo.com www.yahoo.com
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If Yahoo is your source, that doesn't really inspire me to have any faith in the accuracy of the report. The same goes for any AI generated information.
 
Shadowman said:
I searched prior to asking and looking at the evidence for the claims, they would never stand up in a court. These sources are filled with words like circulating, allegedly, shared, etc. This amounts to about the same evidence as that for ghosts, demons, etc. Most would not make it as being in the class of conspiracy theories. Theories at least have something. There are cases where wealthy people or groups have put a lot of money in play to influence elections and political power. A few months back Elon Musk openly offered $100 to voters to sign a petition to support his choice in a Spring Wisconsin State Supreme Court election and offered several one-million-dollar awards to lucky winners from a pool of those promising to vote for his candidate. All that was beside the almost $20 million Musk and his groups poured into the race. If done openly and according to campaign finance laws (wimpy as they are) it is generally legal. Musk may have gone over the top as he is being challenged with a bribery claim in that race. You can go back in time and see corporations giving money to both parties and candidates in an election in some cases. They are hedging their bets.
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Musk did not worse than Soros has been doing for decades.
 
Where are the American men, never mind I know at the game eating hot dogs. Bread and Circuses'.
Then I have to remember all empires fall sooner or later, guess its just our turn.

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Republican commentators are saying that the Dems and their supporters who cheer on the demonstrators in California especially where the demonstrators are calling "/Death to America" and burning American flags while waving Mexican ones are providing campaign posters and video clips for Republicans running in Blue districts next year.
 
Jacob Petersheim said:
It's all so tedious. This crap might be playing to a shrinking population of extremists but more and more people must be seeing that this is no way to live and turning away.
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They call it fatigue.
Poor Trump has so much to keep an eye on in this world.
Believe it or not we need to pray to rid ourselves of the evil--the sex traffickers and cartels. They are here as long as they have business.
 
Oh, it goes further. The NEA leadership is not only in cahoots with the DNC but also sit on their board. Many of them were quite visible in rallies promoting these riot events. Pretty bad when "educators" are further left than much of the DNC itself. Indoctrination comes of this in classrooms.
 
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