Rumors of Civil War, Foreign Invasion and Insurrection ..
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At the beginning of this mess, I was all for using force to quell the insurrection. Stop them before it got bad.
Now I feel the state borders should be fenced off with ICE and the NG on the outside, and not allow anyone out. Let them destroy themselves from the inside. When it comes time to pick up the pieces and rebuild, deny CA any Federal assistance.
Now I feel the state borders should be fenced off with ICE and the NG on the outside, and not allow anyone out. Let them destroy themselves from the inside. When it comes time to pick up the pieces and rebuild, deny CA any Federal assistance.
Hessian
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Fallujah strategy. Aerial dominance, followed by armored support of block by block searches...driving the opponents either into pockets that cannot be held or into the desert where they run out of resources.
Coordinate the heavily armed patrols with armor support...NOW.
AND...arrest public figures who praise the rebellion. Get them away from their fans & media.
Coordinate the heavily armed patrols with armor support...NOW.
AND...arrest public figures who praise the rebellion. Get them away from their fans & media.
frequentflier
happy to be living
Burning the AMERICAN flag should have severe consequences.
Preferably a bullet to the head, heart or groin.
Preferably a bullet to the head, heart or groin.
My thoughts watching the video over the weekend... we need water cannons.
Can we add some soap and deodorant? Those protestors have to be getting pretty ripe by now.
PJay
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LEFT) Mike Benz talks about how Barack Obama’s ambassador recently called for “People Powered” protests in America against Trump RIGHT) The Los Angeles ICE protestors chanting; “What kind of power, People Powered” THEY ARE USING THE SAME OBAMA PROTEST PHRASE, “People Powered” what are the odds?!? This is all scripted and organized. These protests are a Democrat Globalist regime operation
Where will the SMC event be held?
CPUSA
Well-Known Member
full of napalm type kerosene...
and then launch flaming arrows...
The “Summer of Protest 2025” has officially begun, and if it feels like a sequel, that’s because it is — same script, same chaos, new season. The Wall Street Journal ran one of yesterday’s many stories headlined, “L.A. Protests Stretch Into Third Night After Chaotic Sunday.” Let’s play connect the dots.
On the Lord’s Day yesterday, “peaceful protesters” summoned fleets of confused, driverless Waymos, which they converted into self-driving Molotovs — a use case the engineers never beta tested. Hopefully, the Waymo Corporation has good insurance. Thousands more angry activists launched fireworks at police, threw furniture off overpasses at cop cars, pickaxed chunks of concrete off federal buildings to chuck at law enforcement, and generally made obnoxious nuisances of themselves.
For fairness.
It remained a mystery why the combatants proudly carried flags from their home countries while (allegedly) protesting anyone being deported back to those dangerous hellholes. If your homeland is a flaming trash pile worth fleeing, maybe don’t wave its flag like a tailgate banner while you riot to avoid going back. It sends mixed signals.
So what’s really going on? Let’s follow the money!
According to a recent New York Post story, one of the ‘LA protest’s’ leading organizers is an NGO called the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA). The story reported (while hat-tipping DataRepublican—go, girl!) that —get this— CHIRLA’s annual $34 million budget is nearly completely funded by … the State of California.
Congratulations, Californians! Your tax dollars, hard at work.
And because insanity is a growth industry, California increased CHIRLA’s budget by $12 million this year — a 50% raise for lighting things on fire. Between October 2021 and September 2024, CHIRLA also got about half a million federal tax dollars from DHS grants, which thank DOGE were cut off in March (and about $100K was clawed back).
It’s like giving a kid matches for his birthday, then paying the fire department overtime when he torches the garage.
Look, I don’t want to restate the obvious here, but how on Earth does it make sense to pay radical protest groups to put on protests and then pay for the law enforcement response to, and subsequent healthcare from, the same riots those activists were paid to stage?
More broadly: Americans are paying NGOs to settle illegals here, then paying ICE to deport them. Make it make sense.
The Post’s story also found groups funded by the Chinese CCP and locally-grown communists. Weird. It’s kind of like a progressive “all hands on deck” moment. Besides organic outrage over deporting a few criminal illegal aliens, what else could be behind this?
Just over a week ago —days before the LA riots began— an immigration story quietly broke all over the world, especially in countries supplying most of our illegals. You never heard about a teeny-tiny provision buried in Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, but the short paragraph made Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum denounce the United States in a fiery tirade that Evita Perón would have loved. She promptly shipped a team of diplomats to DC (with tacos), to lobby the Senate to stop the bill— a panicked response that the oddly named president never even tried during the tariffs crisis.
Days later, the riots started. What was in the bill that so inflamed Claudia’s Latin temper? Our useless corporate media has never mentioned it, and we’ll get back to that absurd silence soon, believe that.
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On the Lord’s Day yesterday, “peaceful protesters” summoned fleets of confused, driverless Waymos, which they converted into self-driving Molotovs — a use case the engineers never beta tested. Hopefully, the Waymo Corporation has good insurance. Thousands more angry activists launched fireworks at police, threw furniture off overpasses at cop cars, pickaxed chunks of concrete off federal buildings to chuck at law enforcement, and generally made obnoxious nuisances of themselves.
For fairness.
It remained a mystery why the combatants proudly carried flags from their home countries while (allegedly) protesting anyone being deported back to those dangerous hellholes. If your homeland is a flaming trash pile worth fleeing, maybe don’t wave its flag like a tailgate banner while you riot to avoid going back. It sends mixed signals.
So what’s really going on? Let’s follow the money!
According to a recent New York Post story, one of the ‘LA protest’s’ leading organizers is an NGO called the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA). The story reported (while hat-tipping DataRepublican—go, girl!) that —get this— CHIRLA’s annual $34 million budget is nearly completely funded by … the State of California.Congratulations, Californians! Your tax dollars, hard at work.
And because insanity is a growth industry, California increased CHIRLA’s budget by $12 million this year — a 50% raise for lighting things on fire. Between October 2021 and September 2024, CHIRLA also got about half a million federal tax dollars from DHS grants, which thank DOGE were cut off in March (and about $100K was clawed back).
It’s like giving a kid matches for his birthday, then paying the fire department overtime when he torches the garage.
Look, I don’t want to restate the obvious here, but how on Earth does it make sense to pay radical protest groups to put on protests and then pay for the law enforcement response to, and subsequent healthcare from, the same riots those activists were paid to stage?
More broadly: Americans are paying NGOs to settle illegals here, then paying ICE to deport them. Make it make sense.
The Post’s story also found groups funded by the Chinese CCP and locally-grown communists. Weird. It’s kind of like a progressive “all hands on deck” moment. Besides organic outrage over deporting a few criminal illegal aliens, what else could be behind this?
Just over a week ago —days before the LA riots began— an immigration story quietly broke all over the world, especially in countries supplying most of our illegals. You never heard about a teeny-tiny provision buried in Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, but the short paragraph made Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum denounce the United States in a fiery tirade that Evita Perón would have loved. She promptly shipped a team of diplomats to DC (with tacos), to lobby the Senate to stop the bill— a panicked response that the oddly named president never even tried during the tariffs crisis.
Days later, the riots started. What was in the bill that so inflamed Claudia’s Latin temper? Our useless corporate media has never mentioned it, and we’ll get back to that absurd silence soon, believe that.
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Today's C&C special edition takes on the LA riots— are they organic revolts against immigration enforcement, or is something else going on? Hint: it's always about the money.
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