Five black Memphis police officers are charged with murder and the killing of black men. Tiree nicholls left still says it's systemic racism are highly touted think tank The promoted the russian collusion narrative was hopes, but media promoted them anyway, and the media try to excuse palestinian arab murmuring, seven, jewish synagogues dollars all in the name of peace. I mentioned this is the benchmark Today shows monster by express bbn your web history being seen and sold to advertisers. No me neither express vpn right now at express vpn dot com, slash men well, as we've discussed many times in the past year on the Ben Shapiro, show narrative trumps all when it comes to the left wing, and never has this been truer than in the case of Tiree nicholls ironical city, twenty nine europe. If the man was hospitalized with the confrontation after confrontation police during a traffic stop earlier this month, the officers were then fire. This memphis tennessee they are accused of using excessive force in encounter that was captured automatic.

Can I go through the video because kind of important to see what exactly was going on the key factor, because again narrative means everything to the left is that the five police officer We have now been charge. Your all arrested on charges, including second grimmer. Their names are too he has been two meters hayley Emmett, Martin, the third desmond mills, junior, unjust and smith they're all around it, and they were all black and the victim in this particular case was also lack. This doesn't stop the left from claiming that white supremacy is to blame, because white supremacy is the ghost in the machine that is responsible for literally everything in life, just as the feminist movement. Everything in the world is the patriarchy to the left when it comes to, every single thing is white supremacy, even if it is black police officers who are beating and effectively killing a black man is still white supremacy. One of the worst things about politics that single factor analysis tends to be the most easily available way of

approaching politics, and it also the worst way people tend to think very simplistically about power. it's just as they think about other things in their life, and so you are a hammer in search of a nail. Everything looks like an eel, and so, if you are a left winger on race, everything looks like white supremacy of your feminist. Everything looks like the patriarchy of your marxist. Everything looks like Warfare now the reality is that life is much more complicated than that that there are a bunch of different forces that play on individuals in our world. its combination of those forces and the individual decisions made by those individuals that leads to particular action. But when it comes to politics, easiest thing is to blame at some sort of gigantic force and thence your fighting that force, if you fight that forest properly well, then the thing never would have happened if you're a marxist. If you just fight the predations of capitalism, well, then all evil will go away if you're, a feminist and you fight the patriarchy all evil. will go away, will leave the eight, the generalised condition and all the evils go away or as well

this is not the case in memphis tennessee, not by a long shot pay. So what exactly happened in the case of Tiree nicholls? Well, we now have video of the traffic stop, apparently, according to videos, you can see that Terry Nichols was pulled over by the cops and they stop their cars in front and back of him and then they tell him to get on the ground and he sits down he's, not sure exactly what is meant by get on the ground and they tell em they want to lie on the ground there going orders at him he's apparently trying kind of have to comply. Certain when you use runs away. First, point never run away from the cops. This does not end well running from the cops is a stupid thing to do. this is not alleviate any of the evils of the police officers, who are rightly being charged with aggravated assault and some of them being charged for secondary murder, but many factors,

We'd up to a situation in which the police do something like this, so you can see in the video. But what exactly happened there, multiple camera angles, and in this particular case, what you see is that Tiree nicholls is pulled over One of the questions in this particular case is whether he was pulled over for a good reason or a bad reason when they had reasonable suspicion to pull him over or not. He did not have a prior criminal record. It is not clear why exactly they pulled him over. I'm sure that's going to be the defense's case at trial, because one of the things that some of the police also being charged with your is kidnapping, meaning that it was sort of arrest under false pretences. They pulled him over for no apparent reason is sort of the implication here: so before they actually released the tape and before we found out all the details in Memphis police, you actually came out preemptively and said it was worse than rodney king, which is not something the police chiefs be saying the reason they should not be saying this is it sets the stage variety, but they should say. Is these police officers have already been arrested, have already been charged? Most of them will go to jail. Undoubtedly, this is how these

the system is supposed to work. Is that when this stuff emerges, people get arrested and they go to jail. Instead, when you start rats up attentions, you are leading the way to something. He's gonna, look very much like street violence, because this exact what we saw in ferguson, Missouri, it's exactly what we have seen in the past. With regard to george floyd. Anyway, there was the memphis police chief, who is talking up the evils of and it has been said that it is reminiscent, perhaps one worse than the rodney king. Video is that your assessment is my assessment. I was. I was in law enforcement during the rodney king incident and is it's Very much in line with the same type of behaviour. At its worst sort of group, think I would say it's about the same, if not worse.

Hey. So I dunno number one why the memphis police chief is doing interviews don lemon, who obviously is a motivated political actor, as opposed to, for example, just doing a presser. Releasing the tape saying that we are doing our best to lock down the relation of law. That is what a normal police chief we'll do. That is not what happened here go through the timeline of what actually happened in the Tiree nicholls killing and we'll talk about it. Media near, but here's the thing he carefully trust the media on pretty much anything. You also can't trust your internet service provider with your online data. They tell you that your incognito inner online you're not incognito. They can see all the things that you are going to keep records of all that stuff. Then they sell. Did off to make money. It is literally how they make their money. That's why it is free to use. I s peace, those eyes. Peace are then actually selling off your date. Well. This is one of the reasons I use express vpn express vpn. What's your internet connection through their secure servers, she our eyes

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on the ground and nickel says all right, I'm on the ground it what they actually meant by that isn't going to lie on the ground police, have they stopped and reckless driving in Memphis chief, that was settling, see J Davis centre friday morning that that they found no proof of that which again we'll see what that is true or not. Nickel says you guys are really doing a lot right now, I'm just trying to go home by eight twenty five he's pepper sprayed, and then he attempts to leave. am I leave, I mean run away and you can see this imitate so we're gonna go through the tape right now You can see that he's on the ground. They pepper spray him and then he's going to get up and he's going to run away. What are you guys we do indeed yelling and sometimes back east. Not wise companies has mounted their worth.

and an incentive, and then somehow he gets up any takes off is not complying with the authors orders, and that is not a marble. Then they hit him with details. Her any keeps running when he any any leads back up, comes to police officers to more police cars arrive, At the intersection, we're nicholls was initially stopped again, acquaint NBC news, and also we heard on the radio, saying they've spotted nicholls running on foot down again if they have an impression that he is actually use apprehended for good reason or that you can go committing a crime or something there alone pursue him on foot. So at this point nothing untoward has happened at eight thirty, two p m: they re apprehend him and then they print these frame with pepper spray, about times. Two officers are then on top of nicholls he's lying on payment and they keep shouting to him to give him their hands and he won't. You won't give him his hands. She can see that in the tape as well start screaming for his mom repeatedly. Apparently, the police,

caught up with nickels and neighbourhood. That was about two hundred feet from his mom home and finally, he seems too, pier to move his hands to his back in and they continue to pepper spray him, and this is where things are gonna start getting out of control pretty quickly or you can see in the tape behind him on the ground. There pepper sprang you, I guess not Ok, here's where things don't get wild rate today there staring kick him Regarding for money, You're telling me to give the hands he's not giving my hands. How many times they have again there telling, over and over and over given hands enhancing runaway once

right again items are trained to respond to these sorts of situation and here's where things are going to get out of control. Ok, so you can see. In this case, you stole my complying. There's a street lamb, video so is using the baton on him to get to comply, keeps getting up, is not you not sitting down, and here's where things get out of control right. You can see right their police officer on the on the right there, inside of video. He actually takes a swing at this guy and he hits him with what they call hard hand and a soft hands where you grab somebody's heart hands where you hit. Somebody and again I am thanks to multiple police officers who I've I've talked to and and asked about this particular case, and that this police officer is now probably in violation of the law. Read. The police officer is now hitting this guy in the face. He appears to be under control. It's kind of amazing to me. You have this. Many police officers may still don't have this one guy under control. That's a lie

bodies around this particular person and he doesn't appear to be totally at this point physically free, where he's somewhat incapacitated- and there are still. and it gets worse. Write offs are standing up. They pin his hands behind him and now well, his hands are pin behind him. That's a thing punching punching him his hands behind him right, you're, no It aggravated assault and if he dies or looking at second remember that point and so now he's on the ground, and you can see the video and someone working in what ways on the ground in real time that there is no audio on this. But you do not need to listen to this. Because what we are seeing here is take after kick it's like in the direction of tyrants, his head that the family described this way, they are literally holding a mob. Oh, seeing things impacts losing punches, he's lying on the ground. He does that this might there's nobody around and write. He was being just kind of law on the ground. So there

you're, not trying to say to subdue him at this particular point. So so that is the video and nickel and a possible lies in critical condition for the country dies three days later and five officers involved in case our fired, so you're, not every off social, sergeant secondary may. Not every officer is hitting him in the face, for example, or participating in the actual beating of him. He will pull them over and I can get the same charges, presumably as people who actually punched him in the face. While he was already, dude, the former officers, were all members of the department's vaunted scorpion unit. They were charged on thursday with the second grimmer. Two counts of official misconduct, two counts of aggravated kidnapping. That's the question as to whether he was recklessly driving the first place, one count of official oppression, one count of aggravated assault, and and obviously you're going to see civil lawsuits as well against the police department. In the aftermath of the sort of things you see Terry Nichols, I'm sure you're, going to see a lot of woke, signaling virtue, corporations that are going to put out all sorts of statements about police brutality. A lot of the corporate

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fifty percents off your very first month, okay. So what what is shown on screen and what is natural on screen is going to be really the question in in the actual criminal case here, as the wall street journal points out, the body camera footage capturing the police encounter that led to the death of the Renewables is likely to be central in any future murder trial of the officers involved, whereas caution in vivid videos can present challenges for prosecutors in core, which of course, is true. We seen cases before in which the officers have successfully maintain There is resistance by the suspect you can't actually see on the body cams, for example, whether the lamp is actually the lamp light there. The camera is actually obscuring the angle of what nicholls was doing on the ground, for it may be that in defence case, some of that footage is devastating to robert frenchmen, defence attorney and lucchese frenchman on the flip side, isn't easy cases for profit. when police arrested make split. Second, decisions jurors tend to give them the benefit of the doubt attorneys for three of the four officers couldn't immediately be determined and turning for another of the ex officers did not request. Risk respond to requests for comment.

Prosecutors had the presence of video evidence can heighten jurors expectations trial. After seeing some conduct in question in detail, yours can begin to expect the same sort of evidence for any allegation: videos from police body I am obviously become a lot more common. These days we are drawing up a comparison to rodney king here, the honestly it's possible to make the case. I'm not sure that the comparison is particularly necessary, I'm not sure Why the comparison to rot aiming to own individual criminal case there? A couple of factors that distinguish this actually ronicky was right. one hundred and twenty miles an hour. Apparently it's like a residential neighborhood and they suspected was high on pcp. Also, the officers in that particular case were poorly trained. In this case. This is like the supposedly most highly trained members of the Memphis tennessee police force as possible. That is actually worse than rodney king, in particular. Respect. The big distinctive factor, obviously, is the race of the officers, and this is where things start to fall apart pretty quickly. So it's

easy to make a case. This police brutality, those like police brutality from this aid that looks like people are violating the law. It looks like the police are using Methodology that are not approved to seduce aspect is effectively already to do that, then that is obviously putting aside the fact that the new suspect got up and ran was refusing to comply with demands. All that's gonna come in the defense of the travel once he subdued the last part of the videos, particularly the part that is disturbing he's ever been subdued- he's got his hands behind his back now. There are no punching and even with his hands behind his back right. That's the part that looks particularly criminal year sprang into peppers and while he's refusing comply with demands, put his hands behind his back that that is not nearly look criminal, for example, but it's the response that is really amazing here. So the response comes in a couple of forms. Response number one is the policy response so because of the students like this memphis has now decided that they are going to disband that specialised police unit, of which these officers remembers. According to reuters, the police department departments, a statement was permanently deactivating, scorpion unit,

for the police chief spoke with members of nicholls is family community leaders in other officers, a police spokesperson informed all five. So for members of the unit, a scorpion unit was meant, his response to the fact that it is one of the most violent cities in the united states. Statistically speaking, Memphis has- one of the highest murder rates in america, Memphis is ranked by murder rate number twelve in the united states, with a murder rate of forty point four per one hundred thousand people to put that in content Margaret across the united states about six point: five per one hundred thousand people, so has an extraordinarily high, margaret, very, very high crime rate. In fact, the atlantic did an entire peace in november, mean just this last november. Talk about the disaster area that is memphis. They talk about the fact that the homicide rate in memphis is four to five times as high as the national murder rate minimum, and there has been no real way

getting this under control according to the atlantic. Two years ago, at a time of historically low crime rates and unprecedented anger about police brutality reforms, one foresman fell possible. Maybe even eminent peace was not evenly destroy that places like Memphis we're still more violent than some other big cities, but the trends in the right direction and across generations and races americans were upset about bad policing. Now the countries answered a grim period as violent crime has risen. Nationwide, in fact, is both higher crime rates and failed policing seem locked in place because consider are still blaming. The atlantic quote: unquote, failed policing, but One thing that is going to happen here is that Memphis is going to get worse in terms of crime. Many of the policy prescriptions in the aftermath of an of a terrible incident like this end up being significantly worse for the people, memphis! Then what existed before we seen this in nearly every major american city that has had a serious police scandal. Theirs as social scientists at harvard roman fry. Then he's taking a look at this and what he found is that the the murder rates in cities that have been hit by high profile protests over

I wouldn't call police brutality. Murder rates have risen dramatically in the aftermath of those protests. Why? Because, if you're a cop you're not going to do your job, if you're a cop you're going to sit aside and your response on a predictable human level, isn't going to be. Those were bad apples and getting prosecuted because there are bad apples it everything I do. In the field is a judgment call if anything gets caught on tape. I may end up behind buyers. I'm not gonna. Do any of this anymore owing to span things like the score in union in Memphis. Is that can make them or wriggle up or is going to make Marie go down? Is gonna? Make the violent rape crime rate go up or is gimmick violent crime rate go down? In other words, when you look at incidents like this which appear exceptional and you use them as an example of redoing entire policies to the detriment of the police. What you're going to end up with is more dead black people in Memphis, because disproportionately, we're being more in memphis our black. So the policy response This sort of thing is usually garbage, usually you'll have an internet like this and just like everything else in american life or in politics generally take individualised incidents, and then they construct entire edifices. of law around those individualised incidents

This is why end up being significantly worse than they were before a perfect example of this by the way would be the the predations of example. The patriot act in the aftermath of september eleven september, eleventh horrific, evil terrorist incident, and then it turns out. We emboldened our government to basically look through everything we ve got and that's a serious problem. The policy response tends to be disproportionate to the actual vial asian, not in terms of violation, napping evil, violation years, particularly evil, but in terms of the policy response not being calibrated to stop that thing. Instead, the policy response, ends up being a blunderbuss and ends up being a shotgun and sensible a damaging issues far beyond this particular issue, according to the new york times. Chief siege, avis, Memphis police have been on the job for only a few months and twenty twenty one. When she saw that homicide numbers rising toward a record, your her new home downtown drivers were buzzing wildly through the streets obsolete, and I should have plans confront the mayhem reckless drivers. She told her team officers were to focus less on writing tickets and more on. out strategy and seizing cars and most dangerous drivers. Violent offenders need to be

with new urgency if the state cannot take a case to court. and her agency should ask federal prosecutors take the case instead the community event in november of twenty twenty one, what we all have the understanding about being tough on top people, two days later: chief Davis, the first african I can woman's leads. Department launched her most ambitious strategy, a new police, name scorpion or ST crimes, operation to restore peace in our neighbourhood and would deploy some forty off so they strike team in some and most vile, we'll corners of the city. To now she's just banning that exact unit. The city had four months. How did the scorpion team as a key to its crime, fighting strategy, promoting it as nearly an overnight success. At a time when the pushing record homicide numbers Memphis recorded than three hundred metres and twenty twenty one by comparison, york city, which is thirteen times larger, had fewer than five hundred score. Supposin successes became a talking point for city officials, including the mayor, Jim Stricklin, who highlighted the unit during his general One in twenty two state of the city speech listed it's early accomplishments, five hundred sixty six arrest,

ninety of them for felonies, etc. Will now there's banning scorpion unit. What's the predictable result, this has been in every other major city or about your major uptake and crime in the city of memphis the end this is going to combined, as are about c with the left wing narrative that this all about race, so media are pushing a couple of narratives. One of them is, of course, at the most important thing here to do- is to curtail the police, which of course is one to end very, very badly for impoverished crime. Written communities. The other narrative has to do with racism, but here's the thing in life. You don't need the narrative. You actually need the delivery of the thing that you want. This is particularly true when it comes to business. You don't need a bunch of people selling a bunch will you actually need is to save money and to save time is why we use stamps dot. Com over at daily wire stamps dot com is one stop shop for all your shipping and mailing needs they've teamed up with the post office to get your huge mailing and shipping discounts of up to eighty six percent off. They do all the work for you bring your own postage direct, we're home or office within minutes no lines, no traffic, no waiting, Georgiana, where we know start how we you stamps icons, twenty seventeen starting

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sent agrees that are going to tie the hands of a police behind her back or about see again a major rise and violent crime. All around the united states on the basis of reaction to incidents like this one That's narrative number one: the police are about their jobs, the police are the real threat. These anti, we should really fear, are the caught. Now I will repeat again: the cops in this case should be prosecuted. They violate the law. Also, this incident stopped before begins if Tiree nicholls surrender to the police and put his hands behind his back and does not run away. Those two things can be true all at once that's narrative number one and can have real damaging effects in the city Memphis. Then there's number two in the city, broad national narrative, the broad national there. If this has something to with white people. It's about white supremacy. Now you look at this and on it's face, that's absurd! How how exactly are five black police officers who punch and kick a guy who's black and then the guy dies? How exactly is that a white Suprema, the issue, and yet this is precisely the response of many on the left.

Then, when you're a hammer in search of a nail, everything looks like a nail, so Joe Biden responded to this particular incident. There was depressed into the united states, responding to what happened. Terry Nichols How, then, will be right now hurry? Yes, my son, rack beanery here my work, I don't have it as the Joe Biden isn't going particularly racial, or, I will say Benjamin Crump, being part of any cases of very, very good indicator that things are about to get ugly and racial very quickly. Benjamin crump is one of the great race grifters in america. He has been by the side of people who does not the case in this particular case. But with regard to Michael brown, for example, Ben crump was right at the center of the

He is there whenever something bad happened. That is alleged in the conduct of police? He's always on the scene. In any case, you gotta say that Joe Biden, how delusional is the presence of the It states that he calls up grieving parents of a person who was killed in police custody and his first move pretend that his son was killed in the iraq war? He was not. I know how many times you have to debunk this idea. The bovine was killed them. urban, the iraq war bravely and then he had a brain cancer years later, he was not killed in iraq war. Also, as a general rule, will you do when you're making a morning call it routinely in the jewish community when somebody dies you have to you, you do it. What was called the ship a visit, the first, if you don't talk about all the dead members of your family and the guy just has no class whatsoever on these sorts of issues. It's really kind of gross anyway. That is not the political. The political is you see. People were claiming, and this is an aspect of white supremacy. So, speaking of Ben Crump, there was the lawyer for the family again. First on the scene, ambulance chaser

rachel and Ben Crump, saying that black communities have different types of police officers. Who really is white supremacy because they get the worst police officers which again is kind of races. Considering all these police officers black and almost doesn't make any sense the way they conducted themselves. It's like blue, witnessing not police officers, but people acting like criminals themselves. You, you know Dana data communities of color, They often have different types of police in their many about white blood sisters have in their community, and this video illustrates that is this culture that says it doesn't matter whether the police officers are black hispanic. Why that it is somehow allowed for you to trample on the constitutional rights of certain citizens from certain ethnicities and communities It still it's always white supremacy now again europe

the issue of police brutality? That's a real issue, nor you, a policeman. Once that's real. If you want to talk about how do you balance the needs of the community? suffering from wild criminality like memphis, is particularly black areas, Memphis tennessee, very, very high crime rates. You deal with that, while also preserving the civil rights of people or, for example, pulled over reckless riding as a real conversation. But if your first moves to turn this into well No black communities have different kind. The police officers? That's not the key issue here. The key issue here is high crime. Communities have very different and police officers, because the police officers have to deal with a lot of crime. I know believe it or not. Police officers in beverly hills, but not having to deal with nearly does much crime empirically, not as much violent crime. Which means they tend to engage more violent activity, policing? Is he really ugly business? One things the body can Joan is just how ugly that businesses have to make split. Second, and in which we are dealing with violent criminals on a regular basis or people here, disobeying? The law and critically grievous ways, and so nobody ever take

instead of just suggesting. Maybe we ought to recalibrate how we just the policing issues without without throwing out the baby with the bathwater said. The idea is that it must be a racial issue. This also led a democratic freshmen representative to suggest that this was the result of white supremacy, representative maxwell, frost of florida, it doesn't matter what color those police officers are. The murder of Tiree nicholls is anti black and the result of white supremacy. It's always promising He makes everything bad in the universe. Is white supremacy, it's all about systemic racism. Now you can have it both ways: the real impact of systemic racism on criminal act indrani is that reporter, from the los angeles times named jane levy, and she wrote about this at length. Jordan, entire book about crime, in LOS angeles and one of the things she talked about, was the fact that, in the aftermath of the end of the civil war, one of the things that was

white supremacy is the refusal to put police officers in black communities, because a lot of white communities were like. Oh, who cares, there's black people killing each other, that was actual white supremacy, actual racism saying we should not have police officers in these communities. Now, when you have these communities, begging for more police and the police are put in there and then the police do something wrong. That too, is wiped from everything. White supremacy, which is why have a piece in the washington post, titled lack memphis police spark dialogue on systemic racism in the united states. I'm sorry, I know you are sparking the dialogue when my favorite brands of journalism is where create a headline in then you say, while people are saying, people are saying like while systemic racism is how whose a conversation has been spark, but I'm saying it's out their boat for the mother of hiring nicholls. The fact that five memphis softwares charges being resign are also black has compound. Her sorrow. She tries to cope with this violence at that age, twenty nine. It makes it even more. to swallow well well said in an interview last week because their black and they know what we have to go through by the way that seems like a very

It's an ardent out the grieving mother, so you take every that the grieving mother says with e, with deep sympathy that brought to be taken, but It seems weird that you use it when it's worse, if its black police officers, who end up being responsible for the death of your son, then if its white police officers were responsible for the death of your son, that very very odd rationale. Right there, the rays of the five officers has the washington post charging. The nicholls killing has prompted a complex grappling among black act an advocate for police reform about the pervasiveness of institutional racism in policing is the fun Institutional racism, institutional racism, suggested the entire institution is racist. Now you don't have to point any policies of the department that are racist enough to point to any sort of actual law. That's racist! You just say that Institution is racist and therefore a person is of the same race, as this aspect is also a member of the two premises who Klux clan: it's out their killing black people widely view. Videos of nickel

beating, provided bought of right wing media ecosystems that routinely blamed black america's melodies and black amerika its fodder. You see it's fantasy when the narrative does not meet with what the left wants it to meet with, and it's the thought the right is pouncing again so much counting. So when the rights as it doesn't look like what you Was he to me what goes out? That's counting on what you promising earn a. How could you provided fodder, but maybe the problem is for you. in this particular incident did not provide fodder for your narrative, and so you still have to keep cramming cramming that elephant sized issue into a thimble it doesn't fit. It doesn't work but they're not going to stop. The Memphis police department has nearly two thousand officer just fifty eight percent black result decades, long overdue, feel the police force that resembles these cities. Sixty four percent black population, unlike in several recent high profile police brutality cases, Memphis police, Carolyn Davis was black and other officials active.

Fifthly, firing arresting and charging Memphis police officers. In other words, the system failed when it came to Tiree nicholls, but system actually worked when it came to prosecuting the police officers who violate the law. Members by law enforcement is certainly not going to solve these problems at Samuelson gangway. He, president of mapping, police violence. and then his entire article is, is talking about how terrible it is that the right is pointing out that this actually has nothing to do with rates. But, of course it is a racial issue according to left, because everything is racial issue according to the left, you know us, runs. The george void global memorial in Minnesota said. This is what I fear. What's gonna happen to memphis what happened in minneapolis when direction when other officers were charge, enerve turned from an issue of the police to an individual issue. That was a pr strategy. screaming from our lungs for years. Is that the system in this and the cultural wheezing trains people's minds, regardless of the color of their skin, behave in a certain way. Systemic racism can be more difficult for the general public to grasp

and explicitly visible white and black crimes had craig futterman clinical, professor of why university of chicago law, school we'd like to thinking the good guys, the bad guys it far easier to the story and uncomplicated ways in white officer should fourteen shots at a younger I boy laying on the ground. That's a reference to the two thousand and fourteen murmur of acquire mcdonald over in Chicago. But again you just have to keep saying that it is, of course, white supremacy that is responsible for all this Van jones. nice guy wrong on his he says, overseen and the same thing and entire Can you please tell the police who killed tiring nicholls were black, but they still been driven by racism. It's I'm sorry, no, maybe they're, driven by the fact that police tend to get over violent with criminals or people who they suspect in this nuclear was unclear. The tarried nicholls wasn't Well, people they suspect, are criminals or people who run from them, or people who resist arrest or whatever. It is so Van Jones claims that it's about black people now being indoctrinated with white supremacy, one of the

facts about anti black racism is that black people ourselves are not immune to its pernicious effects. Says man, societies message that black people inferior, unworthy and dangerous, is pervasive over many decades numerous Harrington shown these ideas can infiltrate black mines, as was white self hatred is a real thing. why a black stronger might regard customers of the same race with suspicion maltreating his white patrons of deference black people can harbour answer like sentiments, and can act on those feelings and harmful ways. Why does this have to be about these? The rays of the suspect? Why can't you just be about police officer? violating the law in doing something wrong to suspect, but again it has to be about raise it. It has to be because it is not about raise. What exactly are these folks going to talk about me? What had Jamal hill? who again, everything has to be about race, for melville tweeting out in a very, very similar way, lemmings why'd, you come

you could, just as women, sometimes carry water for the message. The patriarchy black people have definitely done the same for white supremacy, you're stuck on the faces, I'm looking at the system and why it was created absurd, absurd way created by the chief of police, who is black in memphis to stop against black people in Memphis. But apparently it's it's white supremacist violence, always in forever white supremacist violence against part of a broader narrative that the west likes to draw, which is how you end up with on a busy this week, panelists karen Finney, comparing banning critical race theory to police brutality. It's all part of the everything's the same. It's all part of that that big ball of left wing narrative and if it doesn't fit predict, doesn't matter go for it. Anyway, we know from the civil rights movement, you can't just change law, you have to change hearts and minds and

Hi black racism is everywhere. We know that that is part of the training that these officers receive, that black and brown it with danger. We see it. We have to acknowledge this comes at a time when the governor of Florida says no african american a p classes. When we have demagoguery around critical race theory, when the truth is, we have to be willing to have hard truthful. conversations in this country, You are ridiculous. I'm sorry, they're ridiculous. It's rhonda's hands for banning critical race europe which has just lies about american history and about american systems or internet. It's the white level. For this in five black police officers. In a majority black police off the forest, with a black police chief in a majority black city, it run an indifferent state, its autonomous answers for its slogan, for these guys and everybody can see through it and if you can't see through

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hundreds of fraudulent headlines and tv, new segments and michael down as the single greatest case of media, fabulous him in american history virtually if the major news organization in america is implicated, including NBC, CBS, NBC, pbs, CNN Msnbc, the new york times and the washington post mother jones alone- that at least fourteen stories pegged to the group's quote: unquote, research even fact: checking sites like polit effect and snopes cited elton sixty eight as a resource. What exactly is house and sixty eight hamilton sixty? It wasn't easy computerized dash. designed to be used by reporters and academics to measure russian This information was the brainchild of a former f b. I agent clint watts, who appears on MSNBC all the time who's back by the germans partial fund, any alliance for securing democracy, a bipartisan thinking, ladders three panel include former actings age. You ve mike morale from ambassador russia might mcfly Former hilary for american share, John Podesta and one time weekly standard and your bill crystal what turns out hamilton. Sixty eight was complete sham with hamilton sixty eight tried to determine whether something was russian disinformation or not. Is they had a list six hundred and forty four accounted supposedly linked to russian influence

activities are that eldest was hidden from the public twitter was able to recreate hamilton sample by analyzing its apple patient programme intervenes request. Let's have it reverse engineered hamilton's lists in late twenty seventeen, they order forensic analysis, camera hamilton, sixty eight copying. over and over and over again, as it turns out out of six hundred forty four accounts that Hamilton sixty was using to determine whether a piece of information was russians, its information, only thirty six percent were registered in russia. Many of those we associate with artie twitter execs were shot it county. more than sixty acclaimed linked to russian influence activities online or not, or not, only overwhelmingly, english language. Eighty six percent- legitimate people in the united states, canada in britain. For us. Thank you for your roth he's a good. I think we just need to call this out on the bs. It is in It is unbelievable. Basically, there was this account and created a fake list of russian influence actors, and then it is propagated. The myth that these people work

loading, russian disinformation on that list. Included people like David horwitz of the right to Michael engine, progressive, like consortium editor Joe Luria, it's just it. certainty, and it was cited over and over and over again, because harvard then temple and why you george Washington, university other universes, promoted, held in sixty eight, is a source of many months. Many elected officials motor that site as well and the new information. The institutions in our society have lost all credibility and there is a reason for that is because they are willing to be gullible as anyone else. they are so damned gullible, which this is why the media also are not reporting mid. That's a media that reporting endlessly hamilton sixty eight. I assume this is why they are not reporting on change who keeps latest video and shows Jordan. Tristan walker was allegedly pfizer's, director of research and development, strategic operations and am rna scientific planning. He apparently he's got an undercover recording admitting that he and other pfizer

negative have discussed mutating covered viruses in order to develop tailored vaccines, to treat them, which we would call gain of function. Research, which again, is something it has become quite controversial because it is most likely in a function, research that may mostly at least very, very possible that that is the reason why we had the cover nineteen pandemic. In the first place. There is a project very tough journalists talking to the ledged pfizer record research and development- strategic, opt in m rna scientific planning, talk about the possibility of visor itself, and gain a function, research in origin, The new vaccines there are ultimately is thinking about mutating covert, I was very appropriate to the virus mutating one of the things where soy is like. Why

just mutate ourselves, so we could create I'm simply to build that, since we have to do that. If we are to do that, though, that's on earth like you could imagine, no one wants to be having on recovery, mutating feeling very control to make sure that the irish and concentrate sunlight those everywhere from your office. It begin on research, The viruses are very remarks when you do like these. Like selected russia, mutation society between more toby yeah, there were is recycled. Lyra that I don't know, that's how I go for demonstrating the ice. Dapper often about and so on. Why is this why the report- and I assume this not been widely reported, because gonna makes special, really really really bad. visor has already been proposed as the great saviour of western civilization thanks to the covered vaccines again when it came to the covered vaccines

people were elderly and people were obese and had existing conditions to take the vaccines. I took it myself under the false pretends that was promoted by pfizer anna public officials. did it transmission and it was necessary for people who were in my age. Thirty, seven thirty eight! So I took it if I knew then what I know now, what I in the probably not there is no purpose to it. It doesn't prevent transmission, in people, my age covered presented very little risk and whenever encourage people or under the age of thirty, five or thirty or twenty to get the vaccine, but my kids are not vacs, for example, but the fact is that the media have decided. Visor are the good guys and people oppose vouchers for the So just now reporting any of this sort of the institutional trust is gone it should be gone. Another story from this weekend that mirrors this exact. Exactly You a shadowy army unit, secretly spider. If citizens who criticise the government kobe locked on policies in britain according to the daily mail, no

we operate in the uk information warfare, brigade or part of the sinister operation, the targeted politicians and high profile journalist who raise doubts about the official pandemic response. while dossiers and public figures such as ex minister David Davis, who question the modeling behind alarming death toll predictions as well. journalists like Peter had until the young resenting, it would then report back in number ten documents. Trained by the civil liberties group. Big brother watch ensured exclusively with the daily mail exposed the work of government cells, such as the counter disinformation, Yunus basin, the department for digital culture, media and sport and the rapid response unit in the cabinet. Awesome. Unicef is terrifying. What one thing we, what we at the daily, where we're so opposed to these mandates. We literally spent seven figures show the binding ministration, when the only major company in america and media sphere to sue the federal government nor to stop the vax mandates for american citizens, but institutional trust here is is totally gone and it should be totally gone away. Note here, I'd like to congratulate novak joke image, who would undoubtedly be world leader when it comes to grand slammed tennis,

and had he not been banned from tenants for about a year because you refused get the cover backs. There is no reason you should have had to go back. She said you'd already had covered number. One number two is one of the healthiest people on planet earth. He won the australian open at the age of thirty five new one it in convincing fashion. He is now tied for the career lead in grand slam trophies as twenty two of them. He undoubtedly would have twenty three twenty four, maybe twenty five, if you're not been banned from sport, is that he still can't come to the united states by the way and participate like the usa, that's insane. All of this is, and then people wonder what institutional trust, is absolutely gone. Now would be the reason why the institutional trust is absolutely gone all over the world and golly trust in the media, who have been to you all along and are ones propagate narratives. Even beyond the point where it is very clear that these nets, are no longer true, is hiding in a light, and then they were all things that are not true in the first place I'll get. Meanwhile, the Democrats are very, very upset over the fact that there are public and are moving too

who'd, adam shift and swallow and ill had omar from their particular committees. This is indirectly the fact that anti blowsy candy bunch of republicans off of committees now get somewhere and she was targeting. Aren't my favorite publicans a matter? You don't get to do that. You can kick the opposing party's people off committees. The opposing party gets to choose who staffs their committees and who does not nancy Pelosi broke the rules, if republicans are responding in and so over the weekend he had adam shift in Iraq swallow and ill humor pretend to be very, very funded that they are being booted from the various committees by the republicans. Here they work. We weekend on CNN. Do you believe that the pattern that your colleague here has put out there is, as republicans are saying in some democrat, say, rise to the level of anti semitism? Then I believe that this is all a pretext, and if you look at the leader of the

The can party donald trump. He is dining with white nationalists and anti semites. This is me the weakness of Kevin Mccarthy speakership so reliant on these extra. Members, how can you, on the one hand, suggest that these are some kind of legitimate basis for unseating them actual committees and put some would like George santos on any committee that hypocrisy just grab your by the throats look. How adam schiff refuses to answer. The question is whether Ilhan Omar's, an anti summit, of course, is an anti semite everybody notions and anti semite. What a pathetic him being out of ship. It's on every particular cabins, be a jewish guy. So this particular ridiculous for out of he sat next to her on cnn, pretending she's, not anti semite. She is a ridiculously overt I am I eleven omar the congresswoman from Minnesota. My favorite part of this particular interview where air editor of tree it's my he and Ilhan Omar and Eric walsh, because off of their various committees is Ilhan Omar

she didn't know it was anti semitic. The Jews are very into money. It's a giant mystery to her I'm sure, I'm sure was a giant mystery to autonomously, just ignorant at wasn't just ignorance, which is why you keep saying it many things over and over and over my calling, it of israel and apartheid state and em an assent rooting pretty openly for Hamas, a sheep, she loves Judas it just doesn't understand any of the robes. That's the real issue here. When you apologized for that all about the benjamin's, comment you said, anti semitism is real and am grateful for jewish allies and colleagues or educating me on the painful history of anti semitic tropes. What did you learn a lot I certainly did not, or was not aware that the word hypnotize was a talk I wasn't aware of the fact that there are troops about Jews and money that has been very enlightening part

his journey. She was just sitting. There is like stone. Faced he's like yeah, I hope man. This is awkward. This is just terrible. I can't believe how awkward this is. It's a it's so terrible, honest to god. You people might say you people. I mean democratic congress people sitting there, pretending that Eric's while should be on the entire committee after banging a chinese by or ill had almost in the foreign affairs committee being a ridiculously open, anti semite, or am shift should be on the house intel committee after spewing for years, russian propaganda nonsense what it, what a joke when an absolute pathetic joke these folks are alright guys, the rest of the show is continuing right now: you're, not gonna, wanna miss it we'll be getting to run a romney mcdaniel winning reelection as head of the rnc for some unspecified reason, plus the media declaring it. If you are a jew and you two synagogue in Jerusalem, you get shot. That's a cycle of violence, I remember: become a member use code, Shapiro check out for two months, free on annual plans, click the link in the description and join us,

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