George Floyd's Death, Protests and Riots across the US

[Cosmos]

Looks like your suspicion is right on the money. Trump just announced in his latest rally speech that he thinks it is probably better to not interfere at this point and instead basically let the democrats (and Antifa/Blacklives Matter for that matter) self-destruct and thereby exposing their true colors to the American people in what they are doing to the country and the people. Not such a bad idea I reckon.

On top of that Trump is now back on the roll making one big rally speech after the other in which thousands of people don‘t give a hoot about the Corona craziness and enjoy their time together and with the president instead. And all those people are clearly encouraged by Trump himself to ignore all the ridiculous rules. Which sends a pretty clear message too. So he is continuing his rallys again which was something we thought Trump couldn’t do anymore thanks to the „pandemic“. His rallys were and are one of the primary reasons that have gotten Trump into office.

 

[Nucifera]

Looks like your suspicion is right on the money. Trump just announced in his latest rally speech that he thinks it is probably better to not interfere at this point and instead basically let the democrats (and Antifa/Blacklives Matter for that matter) self-destruct and thereby exposing their true colors to the American people in what they are doing to the country and the people. Not such a bad idea I reckon.

That seems brilliant. Trump encourages people to judge people by their actions.

However, at about 14:40, Trump launches into "And they never talk about Covid...." He claims that protestors aren't called out for not wearing masks. Meanwhile, not a single person shown packed in behind Trump is wearing a mask. What is the message here?

 

[psychegram]

Wokism has claimed it's latest victim: the chair of the Board of Governors of the University of British Columbia. His crime: he liked the wrong tweets.

 

[Rhansen]

That seems brilliant. Trump encourages people to judge people by their actions.

However, at about 14:40, Trump launches into "And they never talk about Covid...." He claims that protestors aren't called out for not wearing masks. Meanwhile, not a single person shown packed in behind Trump is wearing a mask. What is the message here?

My $0.02 - he is remarking on the hypocrisy.

 

[Heather]

In that vein, the book Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA and the Secret History of the Sixties by Tom O’Neill is a chilling insight into the CIA’s mind control operations (MK Ultra, Project Artichoke, Project Midnight etc) using psychedelics on the unsuspecting populace, creating Manchurian candidates, with Manson likely a CIA informant. Manson was also tied in with the music/hippie scene. The Laurel Canyon series touches on the Manson angle but not to the extent that Tom O’Neill has. There’s a Rogan interview with O’Neill if anyone’s interested. It’s jaw dropping how subtle and insidious their (PTB/Consortium/Govt.) tactics are in controlling (steering) the sociocultural milieu of the times to suit their agenda. Witness what’s happening right now.

I haven't read Chaos yet, but listened to the interview some time ago. Anyway, from the sound of it, the book is definitely required reading for anyone interested in Manson.

McGowan's book Programmed to Kill; The Politics of Serial Murder also deals with "the processing" of Charles Manson, placing him in the context of the [manufactured] emergence of "serial killers" (a name coined by the FBI, with the popular perception of the "lone serial killer" invented by that same agency). Unfortunately, the book has no index, but Manson is sprinkled throughout, including how he was set-up at court, being assigned a defense attorney brand new to court.

Additionally: I was recommended this link (below) by someone doing this kind of research. I've only glanced at it so far, but it seems to bring together a lot of overlooked details. As for mind control, while it may not specifically reference MK Ultra (from what I can see so far), it does cover Manson's involvement with Scientology and the Process Church -- oh, and Esalen, as well; along with Manson's intimate connection to both the famous and the lowlifes comprising the wild scene that consistently convened at the Melcher (son of Doris Day), later Polanski Cielo Drive house. Of course, a lot of this type of information about this depraved, occultist, drug infested scene was coming out at the time of the murders, but Polanski cunningly and persuasively made the case that the media was blaming the victims -- even though that is actually a lot closer to the truth than the "Manson as outsider/boogey man" scenario, which of course has stuck to this day. Not surprisingly, Tarantino's latest real life fantasy film, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," is spun from that popular belief as its unalterable premise (but then Tarantino was never one for digging below the surface -- quite the opposite, in fact).

Anyway, here's that link:

Charles Manson: Music Myth Murder Mysticism Magick Magus Mayhem-A Look Back at the Untold Story of the Manson Family (or, More Manson than You’d Ever Want to Know)

carwreckdebangs
North America, Sol 3, MIlky Way Galaxy

Carwreck deBangs writes about music, pop culture and little known stories that have escaped mainstream attention, with a dollop of quasi investigative journalism. Cool music, cool synthesizers, cool stories for a cooler world.

 

[Cosmos]

However, at about 14:40, Trump launches into "And they never talk about Covid...." He claims that protestors aren't called out for not wearing masks. Meanwhile, not a single person shown packed in behind Trump is wearing a mask. What is the message here?

The message is that of pointing out the hypocrisy in the handling and coverage of Black Lives Matter and similar „protests“ by Media and other PTB outlets compared to other gatherings like the Trump rallys and Anti Lockdown/Corona protests in regard to the adherence of the corona rules:

My $0.02 - he is remarking on the hypocrisy.

 

[Nucifera]

My $0.02 - he is remarking on the hypocrisy.

The apparent hypocrisy is Trump calling out protesters for not wearing masks while people are not wearing masks at his rally, particulary everyone in view behind him as he delivers this. Maybe I'm missing something. The MSM may see it the same way that I do and run with it.

 

[Beau]

The apparent hypocrisy is Trump calling out protesters for not wearing masks while people are not wearing masks at his rally, particulary everyone in view behind him as he delivers this. Maybe I'm missing something. The MSM may see it the same way that I do and run with it.

Has Trump "called out" protesters for not wearing masks though? I'd need to see the tweet/video, but I felt like rather than that, that Trump was calling out the hypocrisy of all the orders to wear masks and socially distance by the Dem governors who then were totally fine with people going to protests by the thousands and not wearing masks. I think Trump was supportive of people not wearing masks, especially since he has not worn one on camera.

 

[Cosmos]

Has Trump "called out" protesters for not wearing masks though? I'd need to see the tweet/video, but I felt like rather than that, that Trump was calling out the hypocrisy of all the orders to wear masks and socially distance by the Dem governors who then were totally fine with people going to protests by the thousands and not wearing masks. I think Trump was supportive of people not wearing masks, especially since he has not worn one on camera.

Yes, pretty likely. In the quoted rally speech above he hinted at the craziness of the whole thing on a number of occasions and also at the hoaxing that is going on.

 

[Heather]

The Trump rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma yesterday, was surprisingly low in attendance, with estimates anywhere from 6-12,000 seats occupied in the 19,000 capacity auditorium. Prior to Saturday, Trump was optimistically tweeting that almost a million were reserving seats.

Trump campaign dismisses report that TikTok users, K-Pop fans sabotaged rally attendance

President Trump’s reelection campaign dismissed a report that TikTok users and K-Pop fans sabotaged attendance at Trump’s Saturday night rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma by registering for free tickets and not showing

thehill.com

Excerpt:

President Trump's reelection campaign dismissed a report that TikTok users and K-Pop fans sabotaged attendance at Trump’s Saturday night rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma by registering for free tickets and not showing up.

“Leftists and online trolls doing a victory lap, thinking they somehow impacted rally attendance, don’t know what they’re talking about or how our rallies work,” Trump's campaign manager, Brad Parscale, said in a statement Sunday.

“Reporters who wrote gleefully about TikTok and K-Pop fans - without contacting the campaign for comment - behaved unprofessionally and were willing dupes to the charade,” he added.

[end: excerpt]

If you follow the link, you'll see a brief video with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez congratulating those involved in the sabotage campaign.

 

[Nucifera]

Has Trump "called out" protesters for not wearing masks though? I'd need to see the tweet/video, but I felt like rather than that, that Trump was calling out the hypocrisy of all the orders to wear masks and socially distance by the Dem governors who then were totally fine with people going to protests by the thousands and not wearing masks. I think Trump was supportive of people not wearing masks, especially since he has not worn one on camera.

I agree with what you're saying. Maybe I need to go back and watch again. Admittedly, I can only listen to Trump in small doses — not that I don't appreciate a lot of what he's done.

 

[Nucifera]

The Trump rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma yesterday, was surprisingly low in attendance, with estimates anywhere from 6-12,000 seats occupied in the 19,000 capacity auditorium. Prior to Saturday, Trump was optimistically tweeting that almost a million were reserving seats.

Trump campaign dismisses report that TikTok users, K-Pop fans sabotaged rally attendance

President Trump’s reelection campaign dismissed a report that TikTok users and K-Pop fans sabotaged attendance at Trump’s Saturday night rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma by registering for free tickets and not showing

thehill.com

Excerpt:

President Trump's reelection campaign dismissed a report that TikTok users and K-Pop fans sabotaged attendance at Trump’s Saturday night rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma by registering for free tickets and not showing up.

“Leftists and online trolls doing a victory lap, thinking they somehow impacted rally attendance, don’t know what they’re talking about or how our rallies work,” Trump's campaign manager, Brad Parscale, said in a statement Sunday.

“Reporters who wrote gleefully about TikTok and K-Pop fans - without contacting the campaign for comment - behaved unprofessionally and were willing dupes to the charade,” he added.

[end: excerpt]

If you follow the link, you'll see a brief video with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez congratulating those involved in the sabotage campaign.

According to the article, Trump had hyped attendance, tweeting that “Almost One Million people” had requested tickets for the rally. It also said that the Tulsa Fire Department on Saturday estimated fewer than 6,200 people attended. The arena’s full capacity is 19,000.

If both are true, it represents issues that I have with Trump's communication style.

 

[Heather]

According to the article, Trump had hyped attendance, tweeting that “Almost One Million people” had requested tickets for the rally. It also said that the Tulsa Fire Department on Saturday estimated fewer than 6,200 people attended. The arena’s full capacity is 19,000.

If both are true, it represents issues that I have with Trump's communication style.

Yes, the million figure was an exaggeration, although I think officially it may have been 800,000, which is a lot in any event. As for attendance, other sources say it was closer to 12,000.

There are also reports that metal detectors at the auditorium were blocked by protesters, and that there was a full-on media campaign to scare Trump supporters from attending -- I believe having mostly to do with Covid-19, although perhaps having to do with protesting as well.

Trump mentioned something about the "bad people" outside the stadium during his speech. It must have been bad since the outside portion of his speech was cancelled, and the stage was removed.

Also: it's an open rally, and people are let in on a "first come first served" basis regardless of how many reserve seats ahead of time, so the sabotage campaign wouldn't explain the low attendance in and of itself.

Anyway, maybe more information will surface on all this.

 

[Jones]

This is how a few regional newspapers are running the story about Trumps rally here. Something new is the number of people in the comments calling the papers story out as fake and comparing to Biden's inability to fill a school gym with attendees. It will be interesting to see how the spin is run if Trump is elected again.

 

[Nucifera]

This is how a few regional newspapers are running the story about Trumps rally here. Something new is the number of people in the comments calling the papers story out as fake and comparing to Biden's inability to fill a school gym with attendees. It will be interesting to see how the spin is run if Trump is elected again.

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I would love to watch an hour+ speech by Biden, solo and unedited.