Disruptarian and Clovis Star Media has created a quick climatic film to honor the bravery and selflessness of the Kenosha Kid (Kyle Rittenhouse)
2 men were killed during this very violent riot. Both Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber had assaulted Kyle Rittenhouse before getting shot. Joseph Rosenbaum had been filmed instigating violence all night. Seconds before he was shot, he was filmed chasing 17 year old Kyle Rittenhouse, and throwing items at Kyle, before plowing right in to where Kyle was trying to take cover and hide from the assailant who also was a sex predator who was supposed to stay away from kids Kyle’s age.
I am glad that this happened, although my heart breaks for Kyle Rittenhouse, and the families and the people who have been effected by this tragic violence in these Jacob Black riots in and around Kenosha Wisconsin.
As Tim Pool says in these clips, “you don’t try to grab the barrel of an AR and take it away from someone” and the girl says “that is suicidal”. These people assaulted this 17 year old kid who showed up, after serving as a lifeguard earlier that day in Kenosha, and he came to give medical aid to those who got hurt. He recognized the violence and chaos of the situation and he armed himself. Good for this kid for standing up for himself.
This is a short film that I made to document this night that made Kyle Rittenhouse known forever as the Kenosha Kid.
ADULT CONTENT, VIOLENCE, STRONG LANGUAGE
A few days earlier I had given more documentation about the event, clip by clip, and I filled in details that the main stream media left out.
The main stream media seem to find it difficult to believe that this 17 year old kid, who works as a life guard in Kenosha, volunteered to help with medical aid, and then ended up getting attacked and had to defend himself in a riot. But those are the facts. he kids works there, and he volunteered to help because he has medical training. No the gun did not come to Kenosha with him, nor did it cross state lines with him. So what is the major problem, that he defended himself against a violent mob who had been attacking him physically and chasing him around, and then tried to grab his gun away?
I commend Kyle Rittenhouse. My prayers are with him.
I have gotten a wave of new comments, threats and challenges since I announced that I want to run for a local elected office in Hawaii.
Out of nowhere, after almost 4 months of getting no comments on my old youtube videos, I am now getting a new wave of comments on videos that I made nearly 2 years ago.
This is a video that I made many months after settling in Hawaii (after spending much of the last decade here). This video came out in August of 2018. Before the Jennifer Ruggles protest, before the huge stand off on Mauna Kea. I gave my perspective of what I see both in current times, and historical times. I used credible sources, and I even lent my empathy to the struggle.
When I first settled permanently in Hawaii, I was in favor of Hawaii’s independence from the USA, or at very least a vast revision of US law in Hawaii, such as repealing the Jones Act, and other encumbrances. I still have every intention to help relieve Hawaii of the tainted and unfair Jones Act. However, I am not onboard with the independence/sovereignty movement like I started out. I will explain below.
This is a clip from a conversation that I am having at the video above:
@D Lo says: “I can prove all your claims to be false each n every one of them.“
@Disruptarian Radio (me) replied: That is FAR more respectable than name calling and threats, I accept your challenge
@D Lo says: You are so distanted from actual events that you make up a story that has no validity.
@Disruptarian Radio (me) replied: Your talk is big. I hope your proof is better
@D Lo says: Each of your claims can n have already been dismissed by a much more qualified source than yourself but yet you sing the same tune n say you wanna be educated.
@Disruptarian Radio (me) replied: And if you are referring to the common characters such as David Sai, his claims have been disproven over and over again by much more qualified and respectable people as well. But this is no longer about them. This is about YOU disproving my claim, as you promised above. I’ll be waiting. You should document it via video
@D Lo says: You have some sort of ill feelings towards the Hawaiian people it comes across as racist n plain stupidity.
@Disruptarian Radio (me) replied: So you have devolved back to name calling. Many of my best friends are Kanaka Maoli heritage and ancestry, and they don’t agree with you or David Sai either. I respect truth, it has nothing to do with race or ethnicity
@D Lo says: Nobody in their right mind would believe anything you say because of your attitude n no aloha spirit you project
@Disruptarian Radio (me) replied: Bro, so far you have done nothing but cast ill will, name calling and threats. You haven’t even attempted to have a conversation yet. Is that YOUR version of Aloha?
@D Lo says: If you watch the ceremony of lowering of the Hawaiian flag n the actual swearing in of insurgant Sanford dole, with the fake document of a so called treaty or resolution.
@Disruptarian RadioI wasn’t there. You weren’t there. But there were many kanaka there in support of Sanford Dole. Many Kanaka added their names to the Constitution of the Republic of Hawaii. Your faulty thinking is that it is US verses THEM. And you seem to think that ALL Kanaka think and feel the way that you do. Well they don’t. I have proven that over and over again
This has gone on for two days, and because some comments have been deleted in the process, I have screen-recorded the exchange, so that nothing is left out in a series of videos.
In one exchange in the many comments back and forth, I stated:
@D Lo its easy for me to dispell your logic or claims about me. I simply don’t buy into your racism. But I’m not an “America is best” or “USA is best” kine guy. Because I have for years and still do support Puerto Rican independence Maybe stop using violence and racism and you will find more support https://youtu.be/MBu-_cu15MM
This is absolutely the case. I lived in Puerto Rico for over a year, until Hurricane Maria wiped out the island, blew over our house, and sunk our boat. While I was there, I saw the mistreatment of Puerto Rico by the USA, and such terrible impositions such as the Jones Act there. I favored and supported the Puerto Rican Independence movement as a result.
I stated this to D Lo:
@D Lo you would be surprised about how I feel about the mismanagement of the USA. I agree with a lot of claims by a lot of different independence movements. I am and was a proud supporter of Puerto Rican independence from the USA. BUT..
1. They didn’t use lies and fake history to make their claim 2. They don’t raise racism to further their movement
I agree with Puerto Ricans on independence based on the pure fact that the USA is not good for the island there. I started out thinking that the Hawaiian independence movement was much the same. Until I realized how much racism you all use to further your cause. I am against racism and therefore I will not support a racist movement But I can show you the many videos that I made while I was in Puerto Rico supporting their independence Quit using racism. Honey attracts more than salt brah
This is one video that I cast in support of my Puerto Rican and Latin American friends
This is a video that I made for Trump about the Hurricane Maria recovery, and I will tell you I was not happy with him. He was insensitive and crass, and ignorant to Puerto Rican people. So I sent this to the White House.
Response to Trump about Puerto Rico, aid to PR
So to say that I am just a Pro-USA or Pro-American or Pro-Trump guy, that would be OBVIOUSLY and DRASTICALLY inaccurate.
I pursue TRUTH and JUSTICE. Regardless of which country it is from.
What I love about Hawaiian Culture, and Hawaiian History. There are so many things about Hawaii that I love in very intense ways. But I think the best part about being in Hawaii is learning of the 2000+ year history of Hawaii, and the ancient Polynesian explorers. Its easy to remember what I love about Hawaii when I am away from her long enough to realize the things that I love so much. I have been visiting Hawaii since long before I moved to Hawaii in 2018, always to look at a boat. After moving to Hawaii, and getting deeper into the culture, I have learned so many things about the Hawaiian culture. I am grateful for all of the knowledge, and the personal stories that have been told to me. I hear a lot of different versions of the same history, even from families who have lived on the islands for centuries. But each version shows where that person or that family put their priorities, or where they were hurt the most and by whom. I find the spirit of aloha to be beautiful and a vibrant way to express love and care for other human beings. However what aloha is shared in Hawaii now is shared cautiously. I am not sure if this is new, or if this goes back long before Captain Cook came to Hawaii, since it is a sore spot in Hawaiian history, that they had some brutal social practices such as slavery, capital punishment, torture and human sacrifice. The science and the oral history seems to indicate that when the Tahitians came to the Hawaiian Island chain 900 years ago (give or take some), that there was already an established civilization, called the “Mu people” or “Mu”, and when the Tahitians landed, they conquered, captured and enslaved these people of much smaller stature, which according to multiple sciences and peer reviewed works (see notations at the bottom) came from South East Asia. I will notate some sources that document the slave class in the Hawaiian caste system, long before Europeans ever landed in Hawaii, but you can search for yourself the “Kauwa“. The point here being, that while there are certainly class and racial issues in Hawaii now, that does damper the aloha, or at least suppresses it a bit. People in Hawaii have been burned many times throughout history, and even Hawaii as a state gets a bad end of a law such as the Jones Act, which should have expired long ago, due to it being a war-time measure, not a peace time measure, and it is very costly to the islands that are within the protection/control/occupation of the USA. From Puerto Rico (for instance, when we were there for Hurricane Maria, and seeing how both Federal and most CERTAINLY local government responded to the aftermath), to USVI, to Hawaii, Guam, and American Samoa. All of these areas of the USA has to submit to the costly regulations under the Jones Act. I will put a reference in the bottom of this article for information on the Jones Act incase you are unfamiliar.
So while these are tense issues, and sometimes painful issues. It does make for a deep and rich culture, with many many layers to the depths of the people and the various changes of power throughout millennia.
As a traveler, an explorer, and a navigator (of ships and airplanes), I respect the history of Hawaiian explorers and naked-eye navigators. I know how learning that is a real deep cultural knowledge and it not easy to attain that knowledge. It took Polynesian people thousands of years to perfect their amazing navigation skills. To be close to this is a real cultural benefit that you will not find anywhere else.
As a highly multi-cultural melting pot it gives people an understanding about both how little melanin truly means, underneath it all. But in cases of protests and revivals like what is going on with the Mauna Kea movement, it also sometimes reminds us how much culture and heritage does mean to humanity. Which has given us pause to appreciate the many blessings and the amazing amount of beauty, history, and knowledge that Hawaii has brought to the world.
I learn about new things in Hawaii that I gain a great appreciation for all of the time. From the aina, in such events as the 2018 Kilauea eruption that our home was literally a mile away from the main fisser. How powerful the land is, how powerful the air is, and how powerful the sea is. Hawaiians / Polynesians as of the last 900+ years are by in large a warrior culture. Which in a lot of ways, makes sense if you get to know how raw and powerful the environment is. This gives me a major appreciation for the team work and fierceness of/in this culture. Growing up in very culturally closed areas of the world, such as Utah which I lived in for most of my childhood, along with California and Arizona, it opens my eyes to so many new human experiences being in Hawaii. I have dedicated myself to learning Japanese, which I practice learning on daily with Duolingo. This is partially inspired by the Japanese friends that I have met in Hawaii, and also from a recent visit to Japan that I was able to take because of my situation in Hawaii.
One thing that I realize about Mormonism in the Hawaiian community, and why the Mormon church seems so popular among Hawaiians, is that Hawaiians and Mormons have a lot of history in common. There may be legends on both sides, some that may be very true, or so that may be embellished. However, Mormonism and Polynesian history have many many parallels. I personally left the LDS church, and I believe most of their teachings to be legend or fiction, and I do not follow Mormonism. But growing up in Utah with an LDS family, and dating several Hawaiian girls growing up and having a couple of Hawaiian friends in school growing up. I always wondered “WHY would Hawaiians join a historically racist church”?? But, there is appeal in other areas of the Mormon/Hawaiian connection, such as genealogy, and the history that they teach.
This is another direction point of connection that I have in common with many Hawaiian friends. Despite not being either Hawaiian myself (not by birth), nor do I practice Mormonism any more. I would say that my dedication to family history ranks closely with devoted Mormonism, or culturally tuned in Hawaiians. I love family history, and I have spent a good portion of my life building a repository of photos, documents, and video of places that my family have visited where our family has history. I love talkin story with Mormons and Hawaiians both, based on similar interests and similar history.
The many many blessings that I enjoy in Hawaii could go on for a very long time. Most of it is common sense and obvious type of stuff, like sun, seas, beaches, fishing, etc. But there is so much to Hawaii that I can only understand by experience, and I have no verbal way to communicate it. Even the disagreements and political issues in Hawaii become a learning experience and therefore a blessing as well.
In the video below, I shared some of our sailing and exploration experiences around the world.
A lot of energy in the world to solve the problem that is growing with the so-called “Corona Virus” aka COVID-19. As of right now, I have family within 6000 miles, (Hawaii, Mainland US, and Ireland) who are getting slowly locked down more and more in their lives to preemptively quarantine for the avoidance of the COVID-19 virus.
This is the prediction, that the scientists working on this cure, and or vaccine is that there would be between a year to three years to get this through the approval process and to the public.
More information on the COVID-19:
A doctor in Italy warns the US to get prepared ASAP.
From the Joe Rogan Show 01/09/2020, this is where Eddie Bravo breaks down that when he was younger he was liberal, and most comedians identified as Democrat/Liberal, and that people had a prejudice against Republicans that they were hill-billies from Alabama who were “shuving Christianity down people’s throats” and that they were trying to ruin everyone’s fun. But now as an adult with children, he understands the “Republican Family Values”. He is a lot like myself. I don’t identify as a Republican. I am not registered as a republican, and aside from Ron Paul (who most Republicans would probably say he is “not republican”), I haven’t ever voted for a Republican. But I get it also.
We Offer a Live Debate at Disruptarian Radio Here is a list of all of the videos in the series, we will be releasing a new episode every 2 weeks. Episode (1): The first settlers in Hawaii that came to the islands, = the Tahitians conquerers https://youtu.be/r7NjMzUY1-k Episode 2: The wars and conflicts in Hawaii before European arrival Episode 3: The European arrival Episode 4: The brief history of the Hawaiian Kingdom Episode 5: The overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom Episode 6: Annexation and then Statehood of the USA Tune in, and subscribe! Watch @ https://www.youtube.com/disruptarianradio
Hawaii Divided by Disruptarian Media – A comprehensive history of Hawaii December 14th 2019 Premiere! This documentary will be going over the key points in Hawaiian history. From the first settlers in Hawaii that came to the islands from South East Asia over 2000 years ago. To the arrival of the brutal Tahitian conquerer in 1000 AD. Then on to 900 years of brutal wars between the islands. After which the European explorers started arriving. The documentary will take a few segments to go over the constitutional monarchy in Hawaii. There is a significant amount of detail given to the overthrow of the monarchy in 1893. Ending with the Annexation of Hawaii by the USA, and then on to statehood and topped off with the current conflict in Hawaii regarding Mauna, and how this all ties into the past.
Catch the premiere showing of Hawaii Divided on December 14th 2019!
Tune in on Youtube December 14th 2019 at 5pm Hawaiian Time
Tonight I was challenged to write up an article on mass shootings. This has been done many times before as I am learning.
Which means my work will be fairly easy to make this happen.
I was intrigued by a post on my friend’s facebook wall about a mass shooting in Canada, regarding a “Pro-Trump Right-Wing Terrorist, Murders Six People at Mosque”.
This was unique and I responded to it with my shock, and noted that usually mass shooters are liberal/progressives in the USA.
But of course this was Canada, so the other thing that surprised me is that this was a pro-Trump person. Im not seeing the connection, of how this person cared so much about a president that doesn’t govern his country. But ok.
First of all I just want to mention that there are several mass shootings in recent American history that are being challenged as faked.
Recent legislation, and past legislation allow our government to deceive us with “fake news”.
I recently released a few article showing historical US government based fake news as well, which includes the FBI and CIA “Counter Intelligence Programs”, and the recent Pentagon propaganda videos that the Pentagon paid a UK based PR firm $560 million dollars to create fake terrorist videos during the gulf war.
You can see my article here; http://disruptarian.com/fake-news-is-fake-news/
Now to the mass shooting hoaxes, there is currently a lawsuit regarding the Sandy Hook shooting against the Mainstream Media, which accuses the media of staging the hoax, and references fact on cause of death census for Connecticut that year, telling that the lives allegedly lost in Sandy Hook were not listed on the census. http://www.newstimes.com/local/article/Sandy-Hook-conspiracy-theorist-wants-to-be-heard-8981298.php
FBI statistics and census regarding New Town Connecticut Sandy Hook deaths
I am not the judge or jury on this lawsuit, so I am not going to make a judgement, it is just best to mention this, since litigation is pending on this issue.
So with that, I am going to attempt to list all of the mass shootings in the USA in the last 20 years, and try to identify if the shooter was liberal or conservative, based on the criteria in the conversation below, which is what challenged me to write this.
Because of a high amount of gang activity, such as in Detroit and Chicago, I will deal with that information separately. This is the same way Mother Jones reports this.
The way we will look at this, is all mass shootings that exclude gang activity and domestic violence. Reference this list (without notation of the political persuasion)
Arcan Cetin, 20, killed a teen girl and three women in the cosmetics section of a Macy’s department store at the Cascade Mall. A man was critically wounded in the shooting and taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where he died. Cetin was apprehended by police a few hours after the shooting while driving a car near his residence.Native of Turkey, US resident, had interest in ISIS, was not white nor conservative
Micah Xavier Johnson, a 25-year-old Army veteran, targeted police at a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest, killing five officers and injuring nine others as well as two civilians. After a prolonged standoff in a downtown building, law enforcement killed Johnson using a robot-delivered bomb. Black Nationalist, black lives matter protesterstated he wanted to kill white people, especially white officers, not conservative, not white
Omar Mateen, 29, attacked the Pulse nighclub in Orlando in the early morning hours of June 12. He was killed by law enforcement who raided the club after a prolonged standoff.
Cedric L. Ford, who worked as a painter at a manufacturing company, shot victims from his car and at his workplace before being killed by police at the scene. Shortly before the rampage he had been served with a restraining order. Identified himself as an “Islamic soldier”
Syed Rizwan Farook left a Christmas party held at Inland Regional Center, later returning with Tashfeen Malik and the two opened fire, killing 14 and wounding 21, ten critically. The two were later killed by police as they fled in an SUV.
Robert Lewis Dear, 57, shot and killed a police officer and two citizens when he opened fire at a Planned Parenthood health clinic in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Nine others were wounded. Dear was arrested after an hours-long standoff with police. This guy was apparently a right wing nut job, the first so far in the list.
Kuwaiti-born Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez, 24, a naturalized US citizen, opened fire at a Naval reserve center, and then drove to a military recruitment office where he shot and killed four Marines and a Navy service member, and wounded a police officer and another military service member. He was then fatally shot in an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement officers responding to the attack. Islamic extremist born in Kuwait
Dylann Storm Roof, 21, shot and killed 9 people after opening fire at the Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. According to a roommate, he had allegedly been “planning something like that for six months.” Right wing nut job, white male
Sergio Valencia del Toro, 27, in what officials say was a random act, shot and killed three people including an 11-year-old girl before turning the gun on himself.
Jaylen Fryberg, 15, using a .40-caliber Berretta, shot five students at Marysville High School, including two of his cousins and three friends, killing all but one. Fryberg arranged to meet them for lunch in the school cafeteria by text. Fryberg was reportedly well-liked at the school and there was not believed to be any ill-will between him and his victims. He committed suicide at the scene.” Born on the Tulalip Indian Reservation, was not known to be right wing, or religious, was a member of the Tulalip tribe
Elliot Rodger, 22, shot three people to death in the college town of Isla Vista near the University of California, Santa Barbara. He also shot others as he drove around town, and injured others by striking them with is vehicle. He committed suicide by shooting himself in his car as police closed in. Prior to the rampage, Rodger stabbed three people to death at his apartment. Was of mixed race, which appears to be part of the motive, did not appear to have strong religious leanings
Army Specialist Ivan Lopez, 34, opened fire at the Fort Hood Army Post in Texas, killing three and wounding at least 12 others before shooting himself in the head after engaging with military police. Lt. Gen. Mark A. Milley told reporters that Lopez “had behavioral health and mental health” issues. The shooter also appeared to have no connections to extremist groups, no signs of active religious or political involvement other than military service
Cherie Lash Rhoades, 44, opened fire at the Cedarville Rancheria Tribal Office and Community Center, killing four and wounding two. After running out of ammunition, Rhoades grabbed a butcher knife and stabbed another person.
John Zawahri, 23, armed with a homemade assault rifle and high-capacity magazines, killed his brother and father at home and then headed to Santa Monica College, where he was eventually killed by police. Lebanese born, no apparent ties to extremist groups
Dennis Clark III, 27, shot and killed his girlfriend in their shared apartment, and then shot two witnesses in the building’s parking lot and a third victim in another apartment, before being killed by police. Not an extremist, was not right wing, and not white, apparently a domestic shooting that got worse
U.S. Army veteran Wade Michael Page, 40, opened fire in a Sikh gurdwara before he died from a self-inflicted gunshot would during a shootout with police.
Maurice Clemmons, 37, a felon who was out on bail for child-rape charges, entered a coffee shop on a Sunday morning and shot four police officers who had gone there to use their laptops before their shifts. Clemmons, who was wounded fleeing the scene, was later shot dead by a police officer in Seattle after a two-day manhunt. African American, no religious or extremist ties found
Disgruntled employee Wesley Neal Higdon, 25, shot up an Atlantis Plastics factory after he was escorted out of his workplace for an argument with a supervisor. Higdon shot the supervisor outside the factory before opening fire on coworkers inside. He then committed suicide. Not much noted about his politics or faith, appears to be a white male
Former postal worker Jennifer Sanmarco, 44, shot dead a former neighbor then drove to the mail processing plant where she used to work. Inside, she opened fire, killing six employees before committing suicide. White female, no known religious or extremist ties
Jeffrey Weise, 16, murdered his grandfather, who was a police officer, and grandfather’s girlfriend. Weise then drove his grandfather’s squad car to Red Lake Senior High School and opened fire on the reservation campus, killing another seven people before committing suicide. Ojibwe NA, no known religious or extremist ties
Nathan Gale, 25, possibly upset about the breakup of Pantera, gunned down former Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell and three others at a Damageplan show before a police officer fatally shot Gale. White male, no known religious or extremist ties
Assembly line worker Douglas Williams, 48, opened fire at his Lockheed Martin workplace in a racially motivated attack before committing suicide.
Hotel employee Silvio Leyva, 36, gunned down four coworkers at the Radisson Bay Harbor Inn before killing a woman outside who refused to give him her car. He was arrested shortly after the shootings. Cuban American, no known religious or extremist ties
Byran Koji Uyesugi, 40, a Xerox service technician, opened fire inside the building with a 9mm Glock. He fled and was later apprehended by police. Hawaiian, no religious or extremist ties known
Day trader Mark O. Barton, 44, who had recently lost a substantial sum of money, went on a shooting spree through two day-trading firms. He started at the All-Tech Investment Group, where he worked, then went on to Momentum Securities. He fled and hours later, after being cornered by police outside a gas station, committed suicide. (Two days before the spree, he killed his wife and two children with a hammer.) White male, no apparent religious or extremist associations
After he was expelled for having a gun in his locker, Kipland P. Kinkel, 15, a freshman at Thurston High, went on a shooting spree, killing his parents at home and two students at school. Five classmates wrestled Kipland to the ground before he was arrested. Young white male, no obvious religious or extremist connections
Mitchell Scott Johnson, 13, and Andrew Douglas Golden, 11, two juveniles, ambushed students and teachers as they left the school; they were apprehended by police at the scene. Young white males, no known religious or extremist ties
Former Caltrans employee Arturo Reyes Torres, 41, opened fire at a maintenance yard after he was fired for allegedly selling government materials he’d stolen from work. He was shot dead by police. Not sure of ethnicity, male, no known religious or extremist ties
Tonight I saw a post come up on my feed about a shooting that took place a few hours ago in Quebec Canada.
Pro-Trump Right-Wing Terrorist Murders Six People At Mosque
My response was:
That is interesting. Most of the recent shooters in the news have been far left liberals. Its a rare thing to see this. Especially since he was Canadian.
My friend says:
I don’t know what statistics you are looking at. Seems to be different than the ones I have seen.
I responded with the ones that I could think of, just off the top of my head;
I was asked to remove any screen shot from the other party, so I removed anything that posted, as to not accidentally show their identity. The only replies above are my own
Here are a few of the recent ones.
– Nidal Hasan – Ft Hood Shooter: Registered Democrat and Muslim.
– Aaron Alexis, Navy Yard shooter – black liberal/Obama voter
– Seung-Hui Cho – Virginia Tech shooter: Wrote hate mail to President Bush and to his staff, registered Democrat.
– James Holmes – the “Dark Knight”/Colorado shooter: Registered Democrat, staff worker on the Obama campaign, #Occupy guy,progressive liberal, hated Christians.
– Amy Bishop, the rabid leftist, killed her colleagues in Alabama, Obama supporter.
– Andrew J. Stack, flew plane into IRS building in Texas – Leftist Democrat
– James J. Lee who was the “green activist”/ leftist took hostages at Discovery Channel – progressive liberal Democrat.
– Jared Loughner, the Tucson shooter – Leftist, Marxist. dem mass murder– Ohio bomb plot derps were occupy Wall St leftists.
– Harris and Klebold, the Columbine Shooters – families registered Democrats and progressive Leftists.
– Bill Ayers, Weather Underground bomber – Leftist Democrat.
– Lee Harvey Oswald, Socialist, Communist and Democrat – killed Kennedy
– Omar Mateen – Islamic fundamentalism killed 49 people in a gay nightclub, was revealed by friends and family that he might be homosexual
References; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omar_Mateen & http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3639961/Orlando-terrorist-went-gay-club-Pulse-dozen-times-got-drunk-belligerent-talked-wife-kid-massacring-49-people-there.html – Bryce Williams – Democrat LGBT activist killed 2 people on camera Murders of Alison Parker and Adam Ward – Wikipedia
“Oh I gave some recent ones. Most of those were from the last 10 years, at least 5 of them were from the last 3 years.”
and following;
Study: “white terrorists deadlier than Islamic terrorist”
Definitely. I mean Muslims make up such a small fraction of our society. There is no doubt that makes sense.
However, this was not about race. This was about political ideology. Liberals are the most likely mass shooter.
The title of the original article is what I was responding to, which was about political ideology. I was just surprised that this one happened to be a right wing guy. Especially being a Canadian.
Usually, mass shooters are far left liberal extremists.
But saying “it is unlikely for a Muslim to commit crimes in America”. Or “most shooters are white”.
Yes, white people make up 68% of the population. So it makes sense. Why is it always about race?
That is when we got down to settling this up, and writing an article on on mass shootings The terms are below; (I had a screen shot, but since the other party asked me not to screen shot things (even though I black out names, faces, etc), I gave them that, and told them I would remove the screen shot. I will copy links and words, and paste them however. I mean, I have no problem quoting someone, and that does not violate privacy. And anything I write, is mine, so I will screen shot it)
First it is about political ideology, then about ethnicity.
My point is yes, white people make up 68% of the US population. The Muslim population is 1%.
According to a 2010 study, it is followed by 0.9% of the population, compared to 70.6% who follow Christianity, 22.8% unaffiliated, 1.9% Judaism, 0.7% Buddhism, and 0.7% Hinduism. According to a new estimate in 2016, there are 3.3 million Muslims living in the United States, about 1% of the total U.S. population.
As a point of reference, I used many sources, depending on how comprehensive the information available was. In many of the older cases, the information was vague.
So in some cases I used Wikipedia.org, and in others I used murderpedia.org, there are various other sources throughout the article. I always recommend researching these things yourself.
As a subnote, because I said that I would publish information on the other murders in the USA, here is some data on that;
White males make up around 38% of the population and account for around 38% of murders.
Black males make up around 6.6% of the population and account for around 50% of murders.
Yet despite a much lower incident rate with police that white people have, white males are killed at a much higher rate by cops than black people are killed by cops; White suspects account for over 62% of police killings.
Also around the globe the same trend shows. A study in Germany showed that only 15% of mass killings were by right wing people, and the rest were left wingers. It also showed that 92% of left-wing activists still lived with their mum.
The Protection of the Constitution , has determined in a study that is present exclusively IMAGE left Average perpetrators: He is male, 21 to 24 years old, despite average maturity usually no job – and 92 percent of them still live at moms house.
White Nationalists and Black Nationalists dividing our country
There is a huge wave of censorship and fake news on social media and mainstream media. People are leaving these platforms in droves. Do you think this is intentional?
There is a silent majority that is rising up and there will be many changes coming.
A lot of people have complained about being censored on social media. Either by being shadow banned, demonetized, or completely deplatformed.
Many of the victims have been conservative creators, and this has caught the attention of many other creators, including the president of the USA.
Let me know more about your experience. Leave me a comment in the comment section.
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