"it sure is be a hole lotz of MAGAs mad about callin out Dems!"
/Shitbaglodyte
Charlie Kirk shot from a distance, direct hit
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"it sure is be a hole lotz of MAGAs mad about callin out Dems!"
/Shitbaglodyte
I'll sip my coffee and wait for you to show me where I called for Liz to be killed, and mocked Pelosi.
Ummmm...lmao...it's completely well documented that Demonrats constructed an alternative reality. We ALL saw what happened. No one SAW what the Libs concocted.
Back to the subject at hand. What are your thoughts on Charlie being murdered in front of his wife and children by a Leftwing, trans-radicalized nut?
Back to the topic at hand
(Don't let the liberal Flog use the typical leftist play of whataboutism and justify Charlie's murder because some grandmas took a tour of the Capitol)
Beautiful tribute by the Bills last night for Charlie.
@Troglodyte, care to share your thoughts about Charlie being murdered on Sep 10?
(Don't let the liberal Flog use the typical leftist play of whataboutism and justify Charlie's murder because some grandmas took a tour of the Capitol)
Beautiful tribute by the Bills last night for Charlie.
@Troglodyte, care to share your thoughts about Charlie being murdered on Sep 10?
I like this, but see some potential problems.
“We're looking at the entire spider web for any of these attacks,” FBI director Kash Patel told the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, when asked about shootings by trans individuals.
“They,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said after the Kirk murder, are “putting this crazy ideology in our schools,” echoing the growing view of many in Trump’s inner circle that a “cult of gender ideology” is behind an explosion of violence by some as yet unidentified “radical left.”
Two days before Kirk was killed, Donald Trump condemned “transgender insanity.” Then in an interview about the shooting, he blamed “the radicals on the left,” saying: “they want transgender for everyone.”
“They are cynically targeting trans people because the shooter’s lover was trans,” one senior intelligence official tells me. “The administration has convinced itself that the Charlie Kirk murder exposes some dark conspiracy.”
The senior official explains that there is no process per se for dealing with trans people as a “threat group,” but feels that trans individuals will be increasingly targeted under the banner of “violent extremism.”
Under the plan being discussed, the FBI would treat transgender suspects as a subset of the Bureau’s new threat category, “Nihilistic Violent Extremists” (NVEs).
The Trump administration first created the NVE designation earlier this year to replace the Biden-era label “Anti-Authority and Anti-Government Violent Extremists” (AGAAVE), created to categorize January 6 rioters and other right-wing groups.
The new classification, sources say, gives Trump officials political (and media) cover. Rather than directly naming transgender people as some enemy, the White House has preferred euphemisms like “gender ideology extremism.”
On his first day in office, Trump signed an executive order establishing federal policy as defining sex as an "immutable biological reality" of male and female. He also signed an order to keep transgender individuals out of women's sports. This order directed federal agencies to enforce laws based on the definition and to cease funding for anything that "promote gender ideology."
Additional executive orders have been signed that aim to restrict access to gender-affirming health care for minors, the administration labeling it as "chemical and surgical mutilation." The State Department has since stopped issuing new passports with an "X" gender marker. The Department of Homeland Security says it will ban transgender women from traveling to the United States to compete in professional sports. A ban on transgender people serving openly in the military was reinstated. And earlier this month, CNN reported that the Department of Justice was discussing denying trans people’s right to possess firearms on the rationale that transgenderism is “mental illness.”
But the Kirk killing has broken any hesitance to declare an all-out war on trans people directly, even amongst the anti-trans Trump inner circle. Take, for instance, White House counterterrorism czar Sebastian Gorka, who prior to Kirk’s murder, despite his prodigious output on X, had never tweeted the word “trans” during the second Trump term. The day after Kirk’s assassination, though, Gorka posted three separate Tweets on X about “trans shooters.”
Gorka is the highest level counter-terrorism official in the Trump administration.
Today, Donald Trump Jr. summarized the mood of his father’s circle, saying on X: “What is the greatest domestic terror threat facing America: ANTIFA or TRANTIFA?”
“ANTIFA,” short for anti-fascist, refers to a loosely affiliated anarchist movement that Trump frequently blames for political violence. “TRANTIFA” is a label suggesting transgender activists represent a violent network akin to Antifa. The “Trantifa” term, now ascendent, has percolated for the past several years. It appears in an internal “officer awareness bulletin” circulated by the private Symbol Intelligence Group, which contracts with the FBI and local law enforcement, obtained through a records request by the transparency nonprofit Property of the People.
Prosecutors have already made clear that they are placing transgender identity at the center of their case against Kirk’s alleged killer, Tyler Robinson. The indictment refers to transgender issues three separate times:
Mainstream media outlets mocked the move, pointing out that only groups with overseas connections can be formally listed as foreign terrorist organizations. But that criticism overlooks the fact that the FBI has the authority to designate and watchlist domestic “terrorists” secretly (there are some 4,000 Americans so named, with no foreign nexus.)
Kash Patel has said that the FBI is looking at Robinson’s entire network of contacts, well beyond the 20 people in his Discord friend group. (The leaked chat messages from the group that I published earlier this week do not suggest anything close to conspiracy.)
It’s perhaps not too surprising that the Trump administration’s war on “diversity, equity and inclusion” is now encompassing the transgender community. But while the DEI crackdown is likely to be reversed by subsequent administrations given the sheer number of people it affects, a federal designation of trans people — who account for a far smaller number — as violent extremists portends a longer term campaign.
The practice, now deeply embedded as a result of two decades of the global war on terror, includes constructing link-analysis diagrams of friends and friends of friends, monitoring social media, opening more intrusive investigations to collect intelligence on potential extremists, watchlisting people, and even arresting people preemptively — all in the name of public safety.
FBI Readies New War on Trans People
The Trump administration is preparing to designate transgender people as “violent extremists” in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder, two national security officials tell me.“We're looking at the entire spider web for any of these attacks,” FBI director Kash Patel told the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, when asked about shootings by trans individuals.
“They,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said after the Kirk murder, are “putting this crazy ideology in our schools,” echoing the growing view of many in Trump’s inner circle that a “cult of gender ideology” is behind an explosion of violence by some as yet unidentified “radical left.”
Two days before Kirk was killed, Donald Trump condemned “transgender insanity.” Then in an interview about the shooting, he blamed “the radicals on the left,” saying: “they want transgender for everyone.”
“They are cynically targeting trans people because the shooter’s lover was trans,” one senior intelligence official tells me. “The administration has convinced itself that the Charlie Kirk murder exposes some dark conspiracy.”
The senior official explains that there is no process per se for dealing with trans people as a “threat group,” but feels that trans individuals will be increasingly targeted under the banner of “violent extremism.”
Under the plan being discussed, the FBI would treat transgender suspects as a subset of the Bureau’s new threat category, “Nihilistic Violent Extremists” (NVEs).
The Trump administration first created the NVE designation earlier this year to replace the Biden-era label “Anti-Authority and Anti-Government Violent Extremists” (AGAAVE), created to categorize January 6 rioters and other right-wing groups.
The new classification, sources say, gives Trump officials political (and media) cover. Rather than directly naming transgender people as some enemy, the White House has preferred euphemisms like “gender ideology extremism.”
On his first day in office, Trump signed an executive order establishing federal policy as defining sex as an "immutable biological reality" of male and female. He also signed an order to keep transgender individuals out of women's sports. This order directed federal agencies to enforce laws based on the definition and to cease funding for anything that "promote
Additional executive orders have been signed that aim to restrict access to gender-affirming health care for minors, the administration labeling it as "chemical and surgical mutilation." The State Department has since stopped issuing new passports with an "X" gender marker. The Department of Homeland Security says it will ban transgender women from traveling to the United States to compete in professional sports. A ban on transgender people serving openly in the military was reinstated. And earlier this month, CNN reported that the Department of Justice was discussing denying trans people’s right to possess firearms on the rationale that transgenderism is “mental illness.”
But the Kirk killing has broken any hesitance to declare an all-out war on trans people directly, even amongst the anti-trans Trump inner circle. Take, for instance, White House counterterrorism czar Sebastian Gorka, who prior to Kirk’s murder, despite his prodigious output on X, had never tweeted the word “trans” during the second Trump term. The day after Kirk’s assassination, though, Gorka posted three separate Tweets on X about “trans shooters.”
Gorka is the highest level counter-terrorism official in the Trump administration.
Today, Donald Trump Jr. summarized the mood of his father’s circle, saying on X: “What is the greatest domestic terror threat facing America: ANTIFA or TRANTIFA?”
“ANTIFA,” short for anti-fascist, refers to a loosely affiliated anarchist movement that Trump frequently blames for political violence. “TRANTIFA” is a label suggesting transgender activists represent a violent network akin to Antifa. The “Trantifa” term, now ascendent, has percolated for the past several years. It appears in an internal “officer awareness bulletin” circulated by the private Symbol Intelligence Group, which contracts with the FBI and local law enforcement, obtained through a records request by the transparency nonprofit Property of the People.
Prosecutors have already made clear that they are placing transgender identity at the center of their case against Kirk’s alleged killer, Tyler Robinson. The indictment refers to transgender issues three separate times:
- “mass shootings by transgender individuals”;
- “trans-rights oriented”;
- “biological male who was transitioning genders.”
Mainstream media outlets mocked the move, pointing out that only groups with overseas connections can be formally listed as foreign terrorist organizations. But that criticism overlooks the fact that the FBI has the authority to designate and watchlist domestic “terrorists” secretly (there are some 4,000 Americans so named, with no foreign nexus.)
Kash Patel has said that the FBI is looking at Robinson’s entire network of contacts, well beyond the 20 people in his Discord friend group. (The leaked chat messages from the group that I published earlier this week do not suggest anything close to conspiracy.)
It’s perhaps not too surprising that the Trump administration’s war on “diversity, equity and inclusion” is now encompassing the transgender community. But while the DEI crackdown is likely to be reversed by subsequent administrations given the sheer number of people it affects, a federal designation of trans people — who account for a far smaller number — as violent extremists portends a longer term campaign.
The practice, now deeply embedded as a result of two decades of the global war on terror, includes constructing link-analysis diagrams of friends and friends of friends, monitoring social media, opening more intrusive investigations to collect intelligence on potential extremists, watchlisting people, and even arresting people preemptively — all in the name of public safety.
Ain't it funny how Liberal ideology often leads them to painting themselves into awkward corners?
"Left wing violence is not a problem."
Tristan Anderson, 22, is accused of threatening to kill Gov. Kelly Ayotte using homemade pipe bombs, devices that authorities described as a “weapon of mass destruction.”
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We need common sense bomb reform.
JUST IN: Police Foil Plot To Assassinate GOP Governor
A ponytailed man from New Hampshire plotting to assassinate his state’s Republican governor has been arrested after authorities uncovered a digital trail of evidence containing his threats.Tristan Anderson, 22, is accused of threatening to kill Gov. Kelly Ayotte using homemade pipe bombs, devices that authorities described as a “weapon of mass destruction.”
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We need common sense bomb reform.
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There were very bad actors on January 6, that’s been acknowledged. The problem is all of the people who harmed no one were also treated as very bad actors. Massive overreach. Broken windows and bear spray are bad. Yet leftists burned down cities, attacked police, caused billions in damage and somewhere around 20 deaths. That was never called an “insurrection”, in fact it was called a “mostly peaceful protest” and I don’t recall you condemning any of it.
This mural was vandalized in Prescott. Within 24hrs the artist restored it and the restaurant business is booming.
OK Jan 6
So when do you plan on condemning Charlie Kirk’s murder by one of your people?
This perfectly explains the thought pattern concerning the mentally unhinged, some of whom frequent this board, thanks diver.
These are people that never want dialog, they hit and run, divert the subject and when asked a direct question the only responses are whataboutisms.
Responding to them is pointless, their issues are clinical.
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I know them in detail and most are bogus or overcharged for political reasons not legal. PERIOD. If that is the hill you want to die fighting over you will keep being disappointed in the outcome. The public sees through the BS and made that known in the last election.
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Charlie Kirk vigil draws thousands to Boston Common, ends suddenly due to safety concerns, organizer says
"That's exactly why we needed to do it, because you can't speak your mind in Massachusetts without fear of being hurt."
@Troglodyte
here you go
wow. almost as if he was asked to tone down his rhetoric. i believe this was implied a few pages ago, to which you vehemently disagreed.
here you go
How Jimmy Kimmel's Suspension Went Down: Sponsor Freakouts, a Defiant Host and a Painful Call
wow. almost as if he was asked to tone down his rhetoric. i believe this was implied a few pages ago, to which you vehemently disagreed.