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CHAZ/CHOP: Autonomous No Cop Zone and Commune Declared In Seattle - Render unto Warlord Raz what is owed to Warlord Raz
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Jump said:
yeah, of course it hasn't happened yet, this is just a screenshot. My point is that even the suggestion of this is yet another instance of crossing streams with the riots that happened in Chile last year, which I know for a fact were funded by chinks who were in the process of negotiating the TPP with Chile in order to get access to their Lithium mines.
I fucking swear the more I dig the more I smell slant-eye fingerprints all over this mess.
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Oh ok. I understand where you are coming from now. It could be a chink gayop.
I just think any push for outside people to go in armed and cause a firefight HAS to be glower action. But you could be right and it could be chinks just tossing more fuel on the fire.
All I know is there is absolutely nothing in that shithole worth liberating and the right wingers/Trump boomers would be way better off just letting them stew in their own filth with out interfieance for all the world to see.
CHAZ could have totally worked man if not for those XYZ coming in and smashing and killing everyone, man.
plus all the propaganda photo's an armed takeback would generate would be used against the right and gun rights for years.
The democrats and leftys own everthing that is happening there now. They own everything that is happening in all these hardcore blue/leftist cities. Hopefully the right and boomers ignore the glowers calls to get involved. Don't let them shift the blame. Don't become the scapegoat.
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Full video of the 1st clip
The 2nd clip is from June 8th judying by the clothes Raz is wearing. Don't know why you would give a gun to someone like that, clearly doesn't know what he's doing. Is he under 18? don't know.
Here's a clip from trumps press conference a couple of minutes ago, he gets asked a question on CHAZ:
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Jump said:
yeah, fair point. I just can't help but draw these parallels, especially when they're so oddly specific.
Unless it was glowies doing both of these ops, which is also highly likely.
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Here's the source, aka some redneck. I'm digging into this dude but it's mostly redneck-centric/glownig anon faggotry. Most likely a gay-op, even more likely referencing Chile.
Dude probably thought he could incite an actual riot by making a fake one.
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I'm actually surprised the youtube comments are receptive to that lol/
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Or played a lot of Persona 5. you know Haru grows tomatos within 6 days. That is real life dood!
And to the clip of Trump: did he say what the 10 different things are? I would suggest it would be blockading, cutting powerand other stuff. Least he should do would be sending in the military. Everything but that please.
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I’ll be pissed if Trump steps into this in any way. Let these people keep setting up a major contrast between Trump and the Dems. Let similar zones sprout up and flourish in every Democrat-run city. Let them run till November if possible. It’s all good for him if he just stands back.
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I figured that tweet was editorialized a bit about RAZ handing out guns. But uh... yeah, looked like he was handing out guns. Didn't even bother to check ID or anything.
That's an escalation.
That's an escalation.
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Just when you think this shit can't get more ridiculous. I call no-balls on the boomer army, though. It's probably just a shitpost intended to rile up Chazistan for more entertainment.
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Maybe? I don't really know, the more I dig into whoever responds to the dude's shit the more this looks like an actual group.
They even have a shirt site and the channel does multiple skits with multiple people. There was even a paypal-centric donation wallet, but it's defunct now.
It might actually be a boomer army, and it's hilarious.
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So what's the relationship between that and this?
https://www.infowars.com/bikers-for...pedition-to-reconquer-chaz-for-united-states/
Bikers for Trump apparently was planning on organizing their own broohahah on July 4th. Personally I think that's a little smarter. Let things deteriorate a bit more in the area first. Still could be a glownig false flag or could be a lot of hot air. If they're really committed to do this, they better also be comfortable with the likely possible outcome of some of them becoming political prisoners. The Democratic government has made it clear which side they're on.
It will at least be worth a laugh though if we have a bunch of leftists come out defending the right of groups to secede from the Union. In that way it's almost actual 4D chess.
The black background on those dogtags. They don't even know how to do a proper transparent background image graphic. Fuck.
Definitely feds, boomers, absolute retards, or a mix of those groups.
Full disclosure, I'm a proud member of CHAZ. People keep asking me in DMs if I voted for Raz as chairman of the commune.
I didn’t vote, I don’t believe in democracy. I believe in Thule, the ancient city, and I believe that Raz is the warlord who is going to raise Thule and Atlantis. I believe in global cooling, i.e. the sea levels lowering, and I believe in land rising from the bottom of the ocean with ancient ruins on it, the ruins of Thule. I believe Raz will accomplish all of this and more. He’s going to prove that UFO’s exist; the Man has known about it for a long time. He knows that UFO’s are out there and are trying to communicate with us through DMT and ketamine, and that they have secrets about the origins of Gaia consciousness. Are you familiar with the philosopher Friedrich Schelling? Have you read the Historical-Critical Introduction to the Philosophy of Mythology?
Schelling is a German Idealist philosopher, he was roommates with Holderlin, and Hegel, and he talks about all of this, he predicted it a long time ago. Raz is going to make German Idealism an absolute, he’s going to complete the system. Immanuel Kant could not complete the system of german idealism; but Raz is going to complete the system.
He is going to derive the complete system of german idealism. Hegel couldn’t do it, Schelling couldn’t do it, Fichte couldn’t do it, Jacobi couldn’t do it, Reinhold couldn’t do it, no-one could complete the system of german idealism. Raz is a Kantian and his African anarcho-primitivism is going to make Anime real.
It's common sense, it's dialectics. You can't avoid it, but we can accelerate it within an extent - Anime will be real.
I didn’t vote, I don’t believe in democracy. I believe in Thule, the ancient city, and I believe that Raz is the warlord who is going to raise Thule and Atlantis. I believe in global cooling, i.e. the sea levels lowering, and I believe in land rising from the bottom of the ocean with ancient ruins on it, the ruins of Thule. I believe Raz will accomplish all of this and more. He’s going to prove that UFO’s exist; the Man has known about it for a long time. He knows that UFO’s are out there and are trying to communicate with us through DMT and ketamine, and that they have secrets about the origins of Gaia consciousness. Are you familiar with the philosopher Friedrich Schelling? Have you read the Historical-Critical Introduction to the Philosophy of Mythology?
Schelling is a German Idealist philosopher, he was roommates with Holderlin, and Hegel, and he talks about all of this, he predicted it a long time ago. Raz is going to make German Idealism an absolute, he’s going to complete the system. Immanuel Kant could not complete the system of german idealism; but Raz is going to complete the system.
He is going to derive the complete system of german idealism. Hegel couldn’t do it, Schelling couldn’t do it, Fichte couldn’t do it, Jacobi couldn’t do it, Reinhold couldn’t do it, no-one could complete the system of german idealism. Raz is a Kantian and his African anarcho-primitivism is going to make Anime real.
It's common sense, it's dialectics. You can't avoid it, but we can accelerate it within an extent - Anime will be real.
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Delusional boomers and glowies vs delusional trust fund kids and antifa. A true clash of the titans.
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Probably similiar thought processes getting similiar solutions to the same problem, there are a surprisingly hugeass amount of political groups based around Trump, most of them are hard to name since they're usually just focused on doing shit like protests, setting up a website to shitpost on Biden, and something involving the MAGA hats?
Either way, this shit has sparked some of my latent autism, and these autists are winning that fight, almost nothing can be discerned from the cursory google searches - and I'm getting bored.
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Bikers for Trump has gotten some mainstream recognition before. Curb Your Enthusiasm even referenced them.
I certainly would trust them to get shit done more than the other group, because while they're boomers, they also have their fair share of ex-military, law enforcement, and criminals who would know a bit about what the fuck they were doing.
That other group's website is an absolute clusterfuck that stinks of LARP and incompetence.
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This is beyond insane. Even 25 years ago the wise person avoided going to Johns Hopkins. Indian Country started almost right outside the school's gates. Now, this...watch what happens when someone, with any luck one of the protesters, at Johns Hopkins is robbed/raped/murdered/etc. Watch how loud they bitch and complain about the lack of security at the school/hospital. Utter fucking dumbasses.
Johns Hopkins Halts Plans For Campus PD
School had pushed for own force amid Baltimore's 'surge in violent crime'
Chrissy Clark - JUNE 13, 2020 1:22 PM
On Friday evening Johns Hopkins University (JHU) announced it will push back the creation of a private campus police force amid national unrest following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody.
In an online announcement, the school said it will delay the development of a campus police department for at least two years, "so that it may benefit from the national re-evaluation of policing in society brought about by the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police."
"We share the continued anguish and anger at the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police, and the unjust loss of so many other Black lives," the university said in a statement signed by school president Ronald Daniels and other administrators. "Taking the immediate implementation of the JHPD off the table … will allow us the time to improve our existing non-sworn campus safety and security operations through enhanced training, professional development, and oversight."
JHU moved to create a police force to deal with a "sustained surge in violent crime directly impacting our students," but the decision has faced protests from student activists dating back to 2019. Four JHU students and three Baltimore residents were arrested during those protests. In light of the Black Lives Matter protests sparked by the death of George Floyd, students and faculty created a petition calling for JHU to abolish the creation of a police department.
"Law enforcement agencies across the nation have been unable to avoid the unjustifiable use of force and officer-involved assaults," the petition reads. "The unfortunate reality is that an unjustified shooting or killing involving a Hopkins officer is likely. A preventable tragedy will lead to deep pain across our University, damage our relationship with the city [of Baltimore], shatter our reputation as a global leader in education, and further jeopardize our financial stability."
The petition has garnered nearly 5,500 signatures and claims black and brown students, faculty, and staff at JHU are disproportionately targeted by the police and are threatened by the very existence of a police force. Universities across the country have faced similar demands to cut ties with local police departments and private campus security. JHU is not the first university to bow to the demands of anti-police activists. The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, for example, severed contracts with the Minneapolis Police Department in the wake of Floyd's death.
The creators of the petition did not respond to requests for comment.
Plans for the department began in 2018 after violent crime and armed robberies increased near campus and quickly won the support of Baltimore's Democratic mayor Catherine Pugh. The mayor—who has since been sentenced to prison on corruption charges—argued JHU's plan would free up city resources for the Baltimore Police Department and would keep police officers in high-crime neighborhoods.
JHU's decision, however, has not satisfied some activists on campus. Smitha Mahesh, who has helped to organize campus opposition, told the Washington Free Beacon the school should abolish law enforcement completely.
"Given the strong outcry and petitions by students, faculty, and Baltimore City as a whole, there is such a strong voice for the complete abolishment of the private police force. So why stop at pause?" Mahesh said. "The university should just get rid of it completely right now and denounce ever creating a police department." (Yeah, bet he changes his tune should he be shot/robbed/raped on campus. Evil, stupid fuck.)
A university spokesman declined to comment, instead directing the Free Beacon to Daniels's letter, which did not rule out abandoning the plan completely. According to JHU president Daniels, he wants the university to be part of the conversation regarding whether there is a role for sworn policing in the country.
"Many people see no role whatsoever for sworn policing in our country. (That's because they are criminals, dumb fuckers, or both. - JS) Many others accept the necessity of some role for sworn policing but seek a fundamental and vigorous reimagination of how that role can be discharged equitably," Daniels wrote. "We want Johns Hopkins to be part of the conversation about what is possible for our city and country in rethinking the appropriate boundaries and responsibilities of policing." (And the university will provide him his own security people. I sure would demand it if I was in this dude's shoes. - JS)
Johns Hopkins Halts Plans For Campus PD - Washington Free Beacon
On Friday evening Johns Hopkins University (JHU) announced it will push back the creation of a private campus police force amid national unrest following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody. In an online announcement, the school said it will delay the development of a campus...
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Johns Hopkins Halts Plans For Campus PD
School had pushed for own force amid Baltimore's 'surge in violent crime'
Chrissy Clark - JUNE 13, 2020 1:22 PM
On Friday evening Johns Hopkins University (JHU) announced it will push back the creation of a private campus police force amid national unrest following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody.
In an online announcement, the school said it will delay the development of a campus police department for at least two years, "so that it may benefit from the national re-evaluation of policing in society brought about by the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police."
"We share the continued anguish and anger at the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police, and the unjust loss of so many other Black lives," the university said in a statement signed by school president Ronald Daniels and other administrators. "Taking the immediate implementation of the JHPD off the table … will allow us the time to improve our existing non-sworn campus safety and security operations through enhanced training, professional development, and oversight."
JHU moved to create a police force to deal with a "sustained surge in violent crime directly impacting our students," but the decision has faced protests from student activists dating back to 2019. Four JHU students and three Baltimore residents were arrested during those protests. In light of the Black Lives Matter protests sparked by the death of George Floyd, students and faculty created a petition calling for JHU to abolish the creation of a police department.
"Law enforcement agencies across the nation have been unable to avoid the unjustifiable use of force and officer-involved assaults," the petition reads. "The unfortunate reality is that an unjustified shooting or killing involving a Hopkins officer is likely. A preventable tragedy will lead to deep pain across our University, damage our relationship with the city [of Baltimore], shatter our reputation as a global leader in education, and further jeopardize our financial stability."
The petition has garnered nearly 5,500 signatures and claims black and brown students, faculty, and staff at JHU are disproportionately targeted by the police and are threatened by the very existence of a police force. Universities across the country have faced similar demands to cut ties with local police departments and private campus security. JHU is not the first university to bow to the demands of anti-police activists. The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, for example, severed contracts with the Minneapolis Police Department in the wake of Floyd's death.
The creators of the petition did not respond to requests for comment.
Plans for the department began in 2018 after violent crime and armed robberies increased near campus and quickly won the support of Baltimore's Democratic mayor Catherine Pugh. The mayor—who has since been sentenced to prison on corruption charges—argued JHU's plan would free up city resources for the Baltimore Police Department and would keep police officers in high-crime neighborhoods.
JHU's decision, however, has not satisfied some activists on campus. Smitha Mahesh, who has helped to organize campus opposition, told the Washington Free Beacon the school should abolish law enforcement completely.
"Given the strong outcry and petitions by students, faculty, and Baltimore City as a whole, there is such a strong voice for the complete abolishment of the private police force. So why stop at pause?" Mahesh said. "The university should just get rid of it completely right now and denounce ever creating a police department." (Yeah, bet he changes his tune should he be shot/robbed/raped on campus. Evil, stupid fuck.)
A university spokesman declined to comment, instead directing the Free Beacon to Daniels's letter, which did not rule out abandoning the plan completely. According to JHU president Daniels, he wants the university to be part of the conversation regarding whether there is a role for sworn policing in the country.
"Many people see no role whatsoever for sworn policing in our country. (That's because they are criminals, dumb fuckers, or both. - JS) Many others accept the necessity of some role for sworn policing but seek a fundamental and vigorous reimagination of how that role can be discharged equitably," Daniels wrote. "We want Johns Hopkins to be part of the conversation about what is possible for our city and country in rethinking the appropriate boundaries and responsibilities of policing." (And the university will provide him his own security people. I sure would demand it if I was in this dude's shoes. - JS)