Portland councilwoman: All conservatives are “white-nationalists”

Regarding yesterday’s festivities, we read in The Post Millennial:

City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty tweeted last night that her office was aware of the planned alt-right presence today. In a thread, she denounced their organizing and recruiting in Portland while shielding BLM protestors.

“Portland, our office has received information and is monitoring the rally being organized by alt right and white nationalist agitators this Saturday at the Justice Center,” Hardesty wrote. “We vehemently denounce any white nationalist organizing and recruiting in our City.”

Portland, our office has received information and is monitoring the rally being organized by alt right and white nationalist agitators this Saturday at the Justice Center. We vehemently denounce any white nationalist organizing and recruiting in our City. (Thread – 1/5)

“Portlanders deserve to exercise their first amendment rights without being attacked in broad daylight by white nationalists,” she tweeted.

Portlanders deserve to exercise their first amendment rights without being attacked in broad daylight by white nationalists. Portlanders also deserve to protest without facing indiscriminate and excessive force from the officers who are sworn to protect them. (4/5)

I find it interesting that Hardesty wants to deny those she deems “white-nationalists” their constitutional rights in Portland, especially in light of her own words:

I’m running because I want every Portlander to feel like they can be heard at City Hall. We need to take into account voices from every walk of life. We need to find commonality. There’s an opportunity to not be divided by where one lives in the city, by economics, gender, race, sexual orientation or any other way that we can find division, but to be one Portland. That time is now.

The term “white-nationalist” can reasonably be applied to me, and yes, I was there yesterday. But I might have been the only one.

Proud Boys was there in force. Are they “white-nationalists?” Not by a long shot. Their members come from all backgrounds, and they’re outspoken about the fact that their priority is culture, not race. At least one of the Proud Boys defending us yesterday was black, and a couple more were brown.

One black man was trying to get some children out of harm’s way, and he was caught in the crossfire. He got mildly injured, and was escorted to safety by a couple of those “white nationalists.” If there was any animosity toward non-whites among the patriot crowd, it wasn’t expressed in any way – and I point this out because people like Hardesty consider white-nationalists to be indistinguishable from neo-Nazis, skinheads or Aryan Brotherhood types. Of course, educated people know otherwise.

Patriot Prayer was there. Are they “white-nationalists?” Not by a long shot. A few years ago, when I attended one of their rallies, they showcased a Polynesian transsexual, and its founder, Joey Gibson, is part Japanese. Their priority, like Proud Boys, is culture, not race. They won’t even tolerate expressions of white solidarity in their rallies.

CopsNW was there yesterday. Are they “white-nationalists?” Not by a long shot. I participate in their rallies, and if they knew my true politics, I probably wouldn’t be welcome anymore. Interestingly enough, among the people who show their support for us as they drive by, are black Portlanders. More so than we might have expected.

There were no Nazi flags to be seen yesterday; the leftist plant must have called in sick. Maybe he has the CCP Virus. One truck passed by with a Confederate flag, along with an American flag. It brought great joy to my heart to see that – and not because I was hoping somebody would get lynched. Suffice it to say, bigots do not have a monopoly on the Battle Flag. At this point, it’s a symbol of rebellion, which is, of course, how it started.

Most of the patriots at the rally, and a primary purpose of the rally, was to show support for Portland police, many of whom are non-white.

And here we have councilwoman Hardesty essentially calling all of us “Neo-Nazis,” and implying that we don’t have a right to congregate and express our constitutional rights.

In light of the above, we can only interpret Hardesy’s approach as follows:

We need to find commonality. There’s an opportunity to not be divided… unless you disagree with me politically. In that case, I deem you a “white-nationalist” and constitutional rights do not apply to you, nor will there be any dialog or attempts at mutual understanding.

Stalin would be proud of her.

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Large rally in Portland today

I’d gotten a heads-up, from one of my CopsNW friends, that we were going to have “the mother of all rallies” today in downtown Portland.

I was expecting maybe 50 or 100 “patriots,” but it turned out that it was closer to a thousand (you can decide from the videos). Maybe more. Across from us were what looked like a smaller number of BLMers/Antifa. Our group consisted of Back-the-Blue activists, run of the mill conservatives, Patriot Prayer people, Christians and citizens who are simply tired of seeing their city/country being trashed.

Standing between us and violent BLMers was a contingent of Proud Boys. They came from various places in order to provide what amounted to private security; the police were way off in periphery, keeping an eye on things from a distance. With their large, burly bodies, the Proud Boys placed themselves in the line of fire, enduring projectiles and pepper spray, so that the rest of us could be relatively safe. I have renewed respect for these guys, and they told me how to get in touch with them, so that I can coordinate my activities with them in the future.

As mentioned, there were projectiles. It was inevitable. One lady I spoke with was hit by a rock. Luckily, it struck her gun and caused no injury to her. I wasn’t hit with anything, other than a few whiffs of tear gas. I don’t recommend getting it in your eyes 🙂 The third video was cut short when a canister went off right in front of me. See what I put up with for y’all?

Edit: I’m including a reaction from one of the CopsNW organizers. It’s taken from our private Facebook group:

I wanted to address some of the feelings people are having after yesterday. Yesterday as we were leaving the area I was angry. We were being rushed out of the area and I didn’t know why. It looked like we were fleeing, like we had given up and were running scared. I had no idea what was going on behind us, or why exactly we were rushing out. Once we got far enough away and were able to slow down a bit, I was really angry. We knew how this would look, how Antifa would toot their horns about beating us back. We knew how the media would spin it and I hit my breaking point. We passed a group of lowlifes on the corner, the same group that had comments to make as we left our car before the rally, and when they opened their traps I fired back with anger and several f bombs. I was seeing red. I felt like we lost.

For many of us, this was the first time we experienced something of that magnitude. We saw so much hate, anger, and downright evil. When you see that first hand, it is disheartening and it feels like good will NEVER win. It’s easy to let it get to you and bring you down. I know I sure felt that way for a bit but you know what? We stood in the face of evil, we stared it down and they had to resort to violence and try and bring us to THEIR level. It did not work! Anything that went down on our side was in DEFENSE. The more I thought about it and processed, I went from down to being angry again. Once the anger subsided, I was filled with pride. We took a stand and I truly believe we put fear in them. So much so that the media had to spin it. We didn’t back down, we didn’t force the officers’ hands and make them have to come deal with any of it. We knew when to pull out and we had brave Patriots on our side ensuring we made it out.

We learned something yesterday, we saw how we could all come together with a common understanding. We learned what we could maybe do differently next time, what worked, what didn’t work. I personally learned that I want to be better prepared in what I bring next time. I will know what to expect, we will all know what to expect.

Don’t let any of the media spins or anything anyone else may have to say, discourage you from going out again. One of the best things I heard today was that the little thugs fizzled our earlier last night than they usually do. We wore them out. They certainly got up earlier as a group and used all of their energy fighting us. That alone should be considered a win, we made it easier for those who have to battle them at night, the same people we back, our officers. If we can make their job just a little easier, then we did something amazing.

Instead of being down or discouraged, look at the positives because it is there, and honestly, we don’t have to look very hard to find it. So please, continue coming to rallies, the bigger our presence the better. Keep making noise! Don’t let this silence us. We have the momentum, we need to keep it going and help it grow bigger and bigger. Let’s send them running with their tails between their legs. Let’s really make things easier on our officers, their hands are tied, ours are not!

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3 transgendered people attacked in L.A.

The Ministry of Truth (CNN) has reported that three transgendered people were assaulted and robbed in Los Angeles:

The women were robbed and assaulted in Hollywood Monday, police said. During the incident, one man approached one victim with a metal bar and demanded her shoes and bracelet, the Los Angeles Police Department said in a statement. The man later assaulted another victim with a bottle, knocking her to the ground, according to police. Throughout the attack, police said, the man made derogatory remarks about the women being transgender.

“We believe these crimes were motivated by hate because the victims were transgender women and derogatory remarks were made by the suspect about the victims,” Los Angeles Police Department Deputy Chief Justin Eisenberg said…

The incident was partially captured on video by onlookers and shared widely on social media. But the passersby did little to help the women who were under attack, according to police.

“What was particularly callous about these crimes was the actions of the onlookers,” Eisenberg said. “They recorded and appear to celebrate the assaults rather than render aid and assist the victims.”…

“The video of three transgender women of color being physically attacked, chased, robbed and jeered at by a hostile crowd of cisgender men and women has me infuriated,” O’Farrell wrote.

Here’s what bigoted cisgender men look like:

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If you’re guessing that those are the perpetrators, you’d be right. I’ve got a gut feeling that most of the “hostile crowd” were also “People of Color.”

It would be considered bizarre for an article to describe the perpetrators as a “hostile crowd of cisgender men” when they’re clearly “People of Color,” but to describe the victims as “People of Color” when no photo of them is provided. I did find a photo of the high-profile victim, Eden Estrada:

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With that much paint, it’s hard to determine if this person is actually a Person of Color. The Spanish sir-name might help. In any case, it’s clear that the perpetrators are more “People of Color” than this victim.

For the author of this CNN article, Alexandra Meeks, to have included a photo of the black perpetrators, but not the “People of Color” victims, seems highly irregular – especially in light of the statement near the end, The video of three transgender women of color being physically attacked, chased, robbed and jeered at…

There’s a possibility that the victims appear white (when not wearing layers of makeup), and that this is why their photos were not featured. After all, The Ministry of Truth makes it a priority to avoid showing photos of black perpetrators, and white victims, in the same article. Either way, to show the black perpetrators, and then point out that the victims are “People of Color” is Orwellian, even coming from CNN.

For more on black-on-trans violence, click here and here.

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Let’s make this a bad year for Goodyear

Goodyear Tire Company just announced that it would allow employees to wear Black Lives Matter logos, but not White Lives Matter logos. According to WIBW:

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – A Goodyear employee says the company has put out a new policy that has some calling it not equal for all.

A photo seen circulating on social media shows a slide that was presented during a diversity training showing what’s acceptable and what isn’t acceptable as part of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company’s zero-tolerance policy.

Under acceptable: Black Lives Matter (BLM), Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride.

Listed as unacceptable: Blue Lives Matter, All Lives Matter, MAGA Attire, Political Affiliated Slogans or Material.

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In a separate article, the Goodyear spokesman states:

“Some people may wish to express their views on social justice or inequity or equity issues such as black lives matter or LGBTQ pride on their face coverings, shirts or wristbands. That will be deemed approved because it applies with a zero-tolerance stance,” the speaker said during the meeting. “However if any associate wears all, blue, white lives matter shirts or face coverings, that will be not appropriate.”

Trump has called for a boycott of Goodyear, not because he cares about white people, but because he cares about his re-election. It’s the no “MAGA attire” that bothers him.

At first blush, it’s hard to see why Trump would have a problem with this, considering the fact that Goodyear has also banned any Democratic political slogans. Upon further reflection, however, we can appreciate that “BLM” is essentially synonymous with “Democrat,” as was made abundantly clear from the Democratic National Convention.

The Republicans have no such single issue that can be identified with its platform, at least not one that could possibly be considered linked to “racial equity.”

Of course, it COULD have such an issue, and it SHOULD have such an issue. White Lives Matter should be that issue. In a rational world, Trump would have been offended by Goodyear’s inequitable treatment of White Lives Matter as opposed to Black Lives Matter. This is a glaring inconsistency that encapsulates the grotesque double standards white Americans suffer from. If anything qualifies as an “equity” issue, this would be it. If it were only a single company’s policy, then it wouldn’t be systemic, but magnify this type of double standard by the thousands of other corporations, and government agencies, with similar policies, and the result is systemic persecution against whites.

You may object that this is a private company, and so it should be allowed to set its own policies. This is a common argument – and it’s a fallacious argument.

There are no private corporations, or companies, in America – at least not beyond a certain scale. In Communist China, major companies are required, by law, to share information with the Chinese Communist Party. From ForeignPolicy.com:

Western governments should not automatically conclude that Chinese companies are acting as agents of the party because such firms are ultimately still in charge of their own business decisions. But the lines have been dangerously blurred. Chinese domestic laws and administrative guidelines, as well as unspoken regulations and internal party committees, make it quite difficult to distinguish between what is private and what is state-owned.

It’s very similar in the US, except that instead of a specific political party inviting itself into corporate boardrooms, the US government has forced companies to include Diversity officers, Diversity Outreach officers and to impose quotas (excuse me, “goals”) upon its workforce. Failure to do so leaves companies vulnerable to lawsuits and expensive litigation – even if no actual racial discrimination took place.

What we have here is not “private companies,” but rather zombie companies. From Livescience:

A parasitic fungus known to manipulate the brains of ants doesn’t make slavelike “zombies” out of any old host.

Instead, the microorganism is somehow able to recognize the brains of different ant species, and releases its mind-controlling chemical cocktail only when in its preferred host, new research shows.

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Goodyear Tire has about as much agency in its Diversity policies as the Carpenter Ant above. Every major US company and corporation has suffered a similar fate, with the Diversity Fungus having infected its brain.

Considering the fact that these companies’ brains have been compromised, they can no longer be considered “private companies.” The fungus acted according to the dictates of government policy.

But this doesn’t mean we shouldn’t boycott them. Don’t buy Goodyear tires!

 

 

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The latest from Portland

A couple of days ago, I participated in another Back the Blue rally downtown. Greeting us were two or three psychotic people across the street. They cursed at us, threatened us and carried on with bizarre shenanigans. One man kept blocking the street, as he played with his bicycle as if it were a musical instrument. His buddy, a young woman, kept ranting about how her father molested her as a child, as if this was our fault. A young Jewish guy came up to us asking if we believed that black lives matter, and why can’t we just SAY IT?

I told him, “Jewish lives matter.” He grew silent for a moment, muttered to himself “Jewish lives matter,” and shuffled off.

Here’s a short video I shot of the young woman. I didn’t capture the worst of it:

I felt bad for those people. They’re clearly ill, and it got me thinking about how BLM exploits the mentally vulnerable. I was reminded of how, a while back, I was riding past an old folks home, and a bunch of the elderly were standing by the side of the road with BLM signs. Older Americans grew up in a time when the understanding was one could trust the newspapers. There was no “Fake News” back then, at least as far as they were concerned. The printed paper carried authority. Perhaps many of them don’t realize that times have changed.

The psychotic people across from us had, apparently, suffered a lot during their lives. They gain comfort from drugs, which make things even worse. It’s obvious they have a lot of anger, and the police, white people, and the “racist establishment” provide convenient scapegoats.

The honking horns you hear in the background of the above video are drivers who supported us. I would say that a majority of people who drove by either honked in support, or gave us thumbs up. Many Portlanders are fed up with the destruction and chaos; they long for law and order again.

The next day, I saw a man jogging through downtown Portland carrying a large Thin Blue Line American flag. Yesterday, I saw a woman flying one on an overpass. Today, I saw a man displaying one elsewhere.

I don’t know if there’s an actual change of attitude in Portland, but conservatives, pro-Trump people and police-supporters are becoming more bold in expressing their values publicly. That’s a good sign.

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Apple to provide AppleCare for looted products

A couple of months ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that

The unfinished work of racial justice and equality call us all to account. Things must change, and Apple’s committed to being a force for that change. Today, I’m proud to announce Apple’s Racial Equity and Justice Initiative, with a $100 million commitment.

Continuing it’s commitment to the Black Lives Matter movement, and to racial justice, Apple has gone a step further. Cook tweeted today:

In light of recent events in Chicago and elsewhere, it has become apparent that corporate America needs to do more for the African American community.

We at Apple recognize the risk and sacrifice that many African Americans are making toward the informal acquisition of electronics from our Apple stores. We apologize for any inconvenience our doors and locks may have caused, and we hope that no injuries were incurred because of them.

We applaud the courage and boldness of these African Americans to take what is rightfully theirs. Delayed reparations are better than no reparations at all.

However, it is not acceptable to us that these electronics might lack adequate coverage. Therefore, as part of our commitment to racial justice, we are providing free AppleCare for all informally acquired Apple electronics.

Please call 800–692–7753 and an Apple representative will be happy to assist you. Note that this program is exclusively for African Americans.

 

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Mexican beats American for flying Trump flag

This is from The Blaze:

Greg Bloch and his family were at the Oasis Campground in central Wisconsin on the first weekend of August. Bloch told WSAW-TV that a group, who appeared to be intoxicated, walked though his family’s campsite around dusk on Saturday, Aug. 1. Bloch believes the three individuals were a mother, her son in his 20s, and an older man.

“Three individuals came walking through our campsite. It was dusk, and they were coming from a pond, and they had been drinking and seemed pretty inebriated,” Bloch told Heavy. Bloch said they dropped pizza boxes and beer cans as they walked near his camper.

“They were dropping that (pizza) all over, and my mom and I said, ‘Can you please pick that up,'” Bloch’s daughter, Alexandria Dean, said. “It was all over our campsite. They said, ‘Oh sorry.'”

“Spilling stuff through our campsite, and, they picked up their stuff and were apologetic about it, until the younger individual, the male, went through and saw the Trump flag that I had just purchased that day,” according to Bloch.

“That’s when they saw my flag on my awning,” Bloch said. The younger man then allegedly said, “I’m Mexican. What’s up with that Trump flag?”

Bloch responded, “I said ‘Trump loves everybody, have a good day,’ just trying to move him along.”

As the man walked away, he allegedly said, “That flag is coming down later.” Bloch retorted, “No, it’s not.”

Bloch claims that about 20 minutes later he heard banging on the side of his camper. “My wife says, ‘They’re back,'” Bloch alleges, adding that there were three men in the group when they showed up a second time. “As soon as I rounded the camper, I noticed the flag was torn down,” he said.

“The one male rushed me, the one I had the conversation with earlier, and I’m like ‘Okay, this is going down I guess,'” Bloch, who said he had never been in a fight in his life until that moment, explained. “We grappled; fell into my camper; fell down to the ground. At that point, I was getting pummeled by all three. They were landing on my face, my nose.”

One of the attackers identified himself as “Mexican.” It’s interesting that The Blaze didn’t point this out in the headline; it’s important to the story, as it illustrates why it’s so important to limit immigration from Mexico: Freedom of speech is not one of the pillars of the Mexican nation. Littering is also much more rampant in Mexico than it is in the United States.

With any luck, the perpetrators will be found, prosecuted and deported.

 

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Pro-police demonstrations in Portland

I was riding through Portland today, and noticed a bunch of people standing by the road with American flags. Since I wasn’t in a hurry, I stopped and joined them. They were Blue Lives Matter protesters. Across from us were a slightly smaller number of BLMers holding signs and yelling obscenities.

I got one of their signs and held it for a while, socializing with them. The contrast between how civilized, and pleasant, the Blue Lives Matter protesters are, and how crude the BLMers are is stark. Also interesting is the fact that our group was more “Diverse” than their group. If it were a melanin contest, we would have won.

The group is called COPSNW, and they communicate via Facebook – which I haven’t had for a long time. I might open a new account just for that.

I’m not a gung ho police apologist, but this is a good way to network with other local right-wingers. If any of you readers are in the Portland area, and want to be a part of this rather tame activism, please let me know in comments.

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States move to enshrine “racism” forever

I found this on the teaparty247 website:

Michigan And Nevada Have Now Declared ‘Racism’ A ‘Public Health Crisis.’ This State Might Soon Join Them.

(Tea Party 247) – So the states of Michigan and Nevada have decided that “racism” is now a “public health crisis.” Some of us say that violent rioting, looting, and assaulting police officers is a “public health crisis,” so how about we ban those things?…

Anyway, it seems there might be another state joining these two in making such a declaration. It seems Colorado is well on their way to embracing the madness of political correctness as well.

Here’s more from The Daily Wire:

Michigan Democrat Governor Gretchen Whitmer created a Black Leadership Advisory Council to “elevate Black voices” and reportedly push state employees to undergo implicit bias training.

“Today, I also signed an executive directive declaring racism as a public health crisis in Michigan,” Whitmer said on Wednesday. “We have a lot of work to do to eradicate the systemic racism that black Americans have faced for generations, and it’s going to take time. But the most important thing we can do during this time is work closely with leaders across the state, in every community, to find the root cause of problems and work to eradicate them.”

What is the likelihood that a time will come when this new “Black Leadership Advisory Council” concludes that the issues have been solved, and the council can now be disbanded?

Of course not. Once such a council is created, its members will see to their own job-security. Not only will “racism” never entirely go away – because most racial disparities are a result of genetic differences – but now, on top of that, there will be even more of an incentive to “discover” ever more such disparities (IE. “racism”).

If, hypothetically speaking, some time in the future no “racism” is found, then the members of this council would be dismissed, and they would have to find real jobs.

There is no way this is going to happen. For all practical purposes, this council, and similar councils in other states, will be there forever. Even if these are unpaid positions, in reality, they will not be unpaid. They’ll bring with them prestige and connections – connections that can easily be translated to profit.

There will be no advisory councils for whites, even after whites are a minority in the United States. Who will whites go to with their racial grievances? The Biden Administration? Leftist judges?

It’s becoming increasingly clear that no matter who wins in November, whites will have only themselves to depend upon for justice.

Furthermore, when we speak of a “public health crisis,” we’re usually referring to the people suffering from that crisis in their own minds or bodies. Hence, depression is a “public health crisis,” and those who actually suffer from depression are the targets of our concern. We want to help them. Schizophrenia is a “public health crisis,” and we worry about the actual individuals who suffer from this terrible disease.

But when they speak of racism being a “public health crisis,” it’s unclear who they’re actually concerned about. Are they concerned about the welfare of those who are “racist?” I doubt it. More likely, they’re concerned about the alleged victims of those “racists.”

If they are concerned about the “racists,” then the day may not be far off when accusations of racism can get you involuntarily locked up in a mental institution, to be subject to therapy and medicated. If they’re concerned about the alleged victims of “racists,” then they’ll continue to steal money from hard-working whites to fund various forms of reparations. Either way, it’s not good.

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Cleaning up graffiti

One of my neighbors has taken it upon himself to plaster public utility poles, and postal boxes, with BLM signs. I’ve taken it upon myself to remove such unsightly graffiti. In fact, I’ve been removing those, as opportunity arises, for some time. How many have you removed? Fill out the poll below:

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