CNN Says 'White Men' are the Biggest Terror Threat in US

[kramerica.inc]

He does and he will. You know that.

That was understood for Hillary 4 years ago too.

[njbill]

2020 ain’t 2016.

[Peter Brown]

2020 ain’t 2016.

I look forward so much to the morning of 11-4, when guys like njbill have a new excuse like 2024 will not be like 2020, Trump is drumpf, Trump cheated, Howard Dean scream.

[njbill]

Pete, Pete. Keep up. The Howard Dean scream has been superseded by the Kimberly Guilfoyle screech. (BTW, you ought to hear her when she doesn’t get her weekly check from the Trump campaign.)

Did you know that they originally planned to have those speeches at the Lincoln Memorial, but when they did the dress rehearsal, the Park Service engineers were concerned that Kimberly’s screech would crack Abe’s statue so they had to move to another venue?

[CU88]

Wray said that “racially motivated violent extremism,” namely white supremacist violence, poses the most significant domestic terrorism threat. He noted that although violent extremism can take many forms and ascribe to many ideologies, “people ascribing to some white supremacy type of ideology is certainly the largest chunk of that.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/1 ... ing-416839

In testimony to the Homeland Security Committee, Wray also diverged from Trump’s claim that “antifa” is a terrorist organization. Rather, Wray said antifa is “more of an ideology or a movement than an organization” and though there has been violence by some who self-identify as antifa, it has not appeared to be part of a central organization.

“Antifa is a real thing,” Wray said. “But it’s not an organization or a structure.”

Under questioning from Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), Wray indicated that white supremacist violence is the largest portion of what he described as the most significant domestic terrorism threat in the country: “racially motivated violent extremism.”

[Peter Brown]

Wray said that “racially motivated violent extremism,” namely white supremacist violence, poses the most significant domestic terrorism threat. He noted that although violent extremism can take many forms and ascribe to many ideologies, “people ascribing to some white supremacy type of ideology is certainly the largest chunk of that.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/1 ... ing-416839

In testimony to the Homeland Security Committee, Wray also diverged from Trump’s claim that “antifa” is a terrorist organization. Rather, Wray said antifa is “more of an ideology or a movement than an organization” and though there has been violence by some who self-identify as antifa, it has not appeared to be part of a central organization.

“Antifa is a real thing,” Wray said. “But it’s not an organization or a structure.”

Under questioning from Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), Wray indicated that white supremacist violence is the largest portion of what he described as the most significant domestic terrorism threat in the country: “racially motivated violent extremism.”

Presumably you're white. Should we be concerned about you?

[kramerica.inc]

Man throws hatchet at police officer:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/kfoxtv.com ... ce-officer

[kramerica.inc]

Isis Texan: https://www.nordicmonitor.com/2020/09/d ... sit-point/

[holmes435]

And? Any commentary or just posting one-offs? We do realize there are multiple terror threats to our country, some much larger and some much smaller than others.

[MDlaxfan76]

Wray said that “racially motivated violent extremism,” namely white supremacist violence, poses the most significant domestic terrorism threat. He noted that although violent extremism can take many forms and ascribe to many ideologies, “people ascribing to some white supremacy type of ideology is certainly the largest chunk of that.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/1 ... ing-416839

In testimony to the Homeland Security Committee, Wray also diverged from Trump’s claim that “antifa” is a terrorist organization. Rather, Wray said antifa is “more of an ideology or a movement than an organization” and though there has been violence by some who self-identify as antifa, it has not appeared to be part of a central organization.

“Antifa is a real thing,” Wray said. “But it’s not an organization or a structure.”

Under questioning from Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), Wray indicated that white supremacist violence is the largest portion of what he described as the most significant domestic terrorism threat in the country: “racially motivated violent extremism.”

Presumably you're white. Should we be concerned about you?

why "presumably"?
More importantly (maybe), why would being white necessarily make one a "white supremacist" versus an "antiracist"??

[Peter Brown]

Wray said that “racially motivated violent extremism,” namely white supremacist violence, poses the most significant domestic terrorism threat. He noted that although violent extremism can take many forms and ascribe to many ideologies, “people ascribing to some white supremacy type of ideology is certainly the largest chunk of that.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/1 ... ing-416839

In testimony to the Homeland Security Committee, Wray also diverged from Trump’s claim that “antifa” is a terrorist organization. Rather, Wray said antifa is “more of an ideology or a movement than an organization” and though there has been violence by some who self-identify as antifa, it has not appeared to be part of a central organization.

“Antifa is a real thing,” Wray said. “But it’s not an organization or a structure.”

Under questioning from Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), Wray indicated that white supremacist violence is the largest portion of what he described as the most significant domestic terrorism threat in the country: “racially motivated violent extremism.”

Presumably you're white. Should we be concerned about you?

why "presumably"?
More importantly (maybe), why would being white necessarily make one a "white supremacist" versus an "antiracist"??

The likelihood of an older lacrosse player being anything other than white is somewhere around negative -100%. I think ‘presumably’ fits fine.

That said, the CU’s here (88 and 77) seem preoccupied with ‘white supremacy’, which is of course another absurd Democratic sideshow. I’m wondering if they’re projecting?

[MDlaxfan76]

Wray said that “racially motivated violent extremism,” namely white supremacist violence, poses the most significant domestic terrorism threat. He noted that although violent extremism can take many forms and ascribe to many ideologies, “people ascribing to some white supremacy type of ideology is certainly the largest chunk of that.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/09/1 ... ing-416839

In testimony to the Homeland Security Committee, Wray also diverged from Trump’s claim that “antifa” is a terrorist organization. Rather, Wray said antifa is “more of an ideology or a movement than an organization” and though there has been violence by some who self-identify as antifa, it has not appeared to be part of a central organization.

“Antifa is a real thing,” Wray said. “But it’s not an organization or a structure.”

Under questioning from Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.), Wray indicated that white supremacist violence is the largest portion of what he described as the most significant domestic terrorism threat in the country: “racially motivated violent extremism.”

Presumably you're white. Should we be concerned about you?

why "presumably"?
More importantly (maybe), why would being white necessarily make one a "white supremacist" versus an "antiracist"??

The likelihood of an older lacrosse player being anything other than white is somewhere around negative -100%. I think ‘presumably’ fits fine.

That said, the CU’s here (88 and 77) seem preoccupied with ‘white supremacy’, which is of course another absurd Democratic sideshow. I’m wondering if they’re projecting?

as I said, temporary act on the other thread. The real Petey emerges.

You're nuts if you think there weren't non-white players in our era.
But then again, you didn't play, so you're just making typically uninformed assumptions.

Chris Wray is certainly no Democrat. Listen to him.

[CU88]

What is wrong with our FBI?

Dont they know the IMPOTUS o d loves these supporters?? I suspect Barr will be shutting this field office down soon.

"...FBI issued an intelligence report warning of an imminent “violent extremist threat” posed by a far-right militia that includes white supremacists—identifying the current election period up to the 2021 inauguration as a “potential flashpoint.”

https://www.thenation.com/article/polit ... -boogaloo/

[youthathletics]

What is wrong with our FBI?

Dont they know the IMPOTUS o d loves these supporters?? I suspect Barr will be shutting this field office down soon.

"...FBI issued an intelligence report warning of an imminent “violent extremist threat” posed by a far-right militia that includes white supremacists—identifying the current election period up to the 2021 inauguration as a “potential flashpoint.”

https://www.thenation.com/article/polit ... -boogaloo/

Would that explain why Trump is fighting to get more blacks released out of prison, financially supporting HBCU's, provide school choice for inner city kids? Or is that just smoke and mirrors to throw you all off the trail?

Maybe that same logic applies to BHO, since he would not denounce Islamic terrorism....b/c it is was his dog whistle to continue the terror attacks.....see how silly you guys sound.

[CU88]

What is wrong with our FBI?

Dont they know the IMPOTUS o d loves these supporters?? I suspect Barr will be shutting this field office down soon.

"...FBI issued an intelligence report warning of an imminent “violent extremist threat” posed by a far-right militia that includes white supremacists—identifying the current election period up to the 2021 inauguration as a “potential flashpoint.”

https://www.thenation.com/article/polit ... -boogaloo/

While skepticism of government is undoubtedly a common sentiment, the Boogaloos have distinguished themselves by carrying out significant acts of violence in furtherance of this belief. For example, this summer, one Boogaloo, Steven Carrillo, is alleged to have killed two law enforcement officers in Northern California. True to the group’s desire to hasten the next civil war, Carrilllo is alleged to have killed the law enforcement officers at an otherwise peaceful demonstration with a silenced machine gun, in hopes of provoking retaliation from the police against the demonstrators. Later in September, two other Boogaloo members were arrested and charged with providing material support to Hamas. The two men are alleged to have told an FBI informant posing as a Hamas member that they shared a common ideology in opposing the US government, and offered to act as mercenaries.

[Peter Brown]

What is wrong with our FBI?

Dont they know the IMPOTUS o d loves these supporters?? I suspect Barr will be shutting this field office down soon.

"...FBI issued an intelligence report warning of an imminent “violent extremist threat” posed by a far-right militia that includes white supremacists—identifying the current election period up to the 2021 inauguration as a “potential flashpoint.”

https://www.thenation.com/article/polit ... -boogaloo/

While skepticism of government is undoubtedly a common sentiment, the Boogaloos have distinguished themselves by carrying out significant acts of violence in furtherance of this belief. For example, this summer, one Boogaloo, Steven Carrillo, is alleged to have killed two law enforcement officers in Northern California. True to the group’s desire to hasten the next civil war, Carrilllo is alleged to have killed the law enforcement officers at an otherwise peaceful demonstration with a silenced machine gun, in hopes of provoking retaliation from the police against the demonstrators. Later in September, two other Boogaloo members were arrested and charged with providing material support to Hamas. The two men are alleged to have told an FBI informant posing as a Hamas member that they shared a common ideology in opposing the US government, and offered to act as mercenaries.

I'd be willing to bet that CU88 has never posted about Antifa or BLM violence, its dozens of cities of violence, its 110 consecutive nights of combat with Portland PD. What do you want to bet?

Meanwhile he's on the 100 member Boogaloo tribe like it's about to destroy America.

[MDlaxfan76]

Homeland Security keeps white supremacists as #1 terror threat in America.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/06/politics ... index.html

[Catbird]

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/ ... s-n1242339

Q did Nazi that coming.

[Peter Brown]

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/ ... s-n1242339

Q did Nazi that coming.

Do any tech companies suspend Antifa pages? I’m curious because Democratic Antifa is the only group committing actual and not theoretical violence.

[Catbird]

You're right... Here's some violent antifa at one of their meetings.