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To: RetiredNow who wrote (1238885)	6/12/2020 4:15:47 PM
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White Extremists Terrorize and Loot: 18 Videos of Destruction Black People Will Be Blamed For Demonstrations have been infiltrated by white extremists hellbent on destroying property, vandalizing businesses, torching police cars and leaving the blame with the Black community. bet.com Destruction caused by white rioters is being widely acknowledged, but are there ulterior motives? A Black woman in Minneapolis was seen confronting two white men who’d stolen alcohol from a liquor store that’d been broken into. When she asks one of the men why he was out there and what his friend’s name was, he responds, “Definitely not George Floyd.” revolt.tv White nationalist group posing as antifa called for looting on ... businessinsider.com Jun 2, 2020

To: RetiredNow who wrote (1238885)	6/12/2020 7:11:24 PM
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I'm more than okay with removing all monuments to traitorous rebels and so is the Republican controlled Senate Armed Service Committee: Senate committee votes to force military to rename ... americanmilitarynews.com/2020/06/senate... 1 day ago · Senate committee votes to force military to rename confederate named bases The Republican-led Senate Armed Services Committee voted on Wednesday to approve an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would require the renaming of military bases named for Confederate leaders.