26 Nov 2021, 2:19 pm
Fnord wrote:
So now we know that: (1) this was a race-based hate crime, and (2) crocodile tears are trending.
And...
3. You have little understanding of the human emotional response.
26 Nov 2021, 2:23 pm
Axeman wrote:
Fnord wrote:
So now we know that: (1) this was a race-based hate crime, and (2) crocodile tears are trending.
How about a White Lives Matter looting fest? Is that happening?
I'm in...
Errr, even thought I am 50% white and 50% black, being a skunk.
I like to balance things out.
It's what I do.
26 Nov 2021, 2:37 pm
ASPartOfMe wrote:
Fnord wrote:
So now we know that: (1) this was a race-based hate crime, and (2) crocodile tears are trending.
While this seems to be a “if there is smoke there is fire” situation we do not know that. The sourcing for this information is unreliable.
Yeah.
That pesky verification thing always gets in the way of an emotionalistic mob pile on.
But I think we are damn near close!
The tweet *was* deleted, so we are dependant on a copy, at this stage.
I imagine a tweet mock-up wouldn't be *that* hard to do.
But how does it compare to other things we know about him?
Deliberately running over white people might be a clue.
Assuming it was deliberate.
But, hey...
Connecting the dots is a science.
Believe in the science.
The B&W polka-dot skunk has spoken.
26 Nov 2021, 2:50 pm
26 Nov 2021, 3:13 pm
Fnord wrote:
The ex-con charged over the deaths of six people at a Wisconsin Christmas parade shared social media posts calling for violence against white people -- and suggesting "Hitler was right" for killing Jews.
Darrell Brooks Jr. -- who has a decades-long rap sheet -- shared a series of disturbing memes and messages on social media, most of which have been deleted since his arrest for Sunday’s deadly carnage.
They included numerous posts attacking cops, comparing them to Ku Klux Klan members and calling them "violent street gangs" -- as well as calling for violence toward white people, according to screenshots.
Source: This New York Post Article
Darrell E. Brooks Jr., the suspect charged with five counts of homicide in Sunday’s Waukesha Christmas parade massacre, appears to have posted several politically charged songs online under the name “Mathboi Fly,” according to several reports.
Multiple outlets, including the Sun and Heavy, have connected Brooks to Mathboi Fly music videos, matching his appearance to mugshots and other social media photos of the 39-year-old Milwaukee man.
Brooks uploaded a song titled “X” to Soundcloud three years ago. The song opens with a quote from Malcolm X, saying, "I think it would take a whole lot of nerve for white people today to ask negros do they hate them." The next lyric from Brooks after the Malcolm X quote is "yeah."
Source: This USA News Article
Darrell Brooks Jr. -- who has a decades-long rap sheet -- shared a series of disturbing memes and messages on social media, most of which have been deleted since his arrest for Sunday’s deadly carnage.
They included numerous posts attacking cops, comparing them to Ku Klux Klan members and calling them "violent street gangs" -- as well as calling for violence toward white people, according to screenshots.
Source: This New York Post Article
Darrell E. Brooks Jr., the suspect charged with five counts of homicide in Sunday’s Waukesha Christmas parade massacre, appears to have posted several politically charged songs online under the name “Mathboi Fly,” according to several reports.
Multiple outlets, including the Sun and Heavy, have connected Brooks to Mathboi Fly music videos, matching his appearance to mugshots and other social media photos of the 39-year-old Milwaukee man.
Brooks uploaded a song titled “X” to Soundcloud three years ago. The song opens with a quote from Malcolm X, saying, "I think it would take a whole lot of nerve for white people today to ask negros do they hate them." The next lyric from Brooks after the Malcolm X quote is "yeah."
Source: This USA News Article
We may have a "Manchurian Candidate" situation here, people.
He may have been primed and ready to "pop".
If so, the puppet masters will get off Scot-free, as always.
26 Nov 2021, 3:15 pm
26 Nov 2021, 3:20 pm
kraftiekortie wrote:
I actually believe Brooks acted under his own auspices----aided and abetted by some screwy ideologies.
It's possible.
It is probably probable.
But I know things about the Dark Underworld that would make your hair stand on end.
26 Nov 2021, 8:13 pm
26 Nov 2021, 8:23 pm
cyberdad wrote:
Sound like Brooks was primed to kill white people. This reminds of why the FBI eliminated the black muslim and black panther movements in the 1960s using fake charges and assassinations. They saw articulate aggressive and armed black men as serious militant threat. The right to carry weapons never applied to black people when the US constitution was drafted (reminds of the Dave Chappelle joke that the only way to repeal the right to bear arms is every black person in America registered for a weapon).
Many of the black panthers are the longest serving political prisoners in the US, First Guantanamo "type" inmates
They need to re-open the Malcolm X assassination enquiry given the men charged have been only just exonerated of all charged. Leads to one conclusion.....the FBI set them up.
Brooks went deep down that rabbit hole,
Many of the black panthers are the longest serving political prisoners in the US, First Guantanamo "type" inmates
They need to re-open the Malcolm X assassination enquiry given the men charged have been only just exonerated of all charged. Leads to one conclusion.....the FBI set them up.
Brooks went deep down that rabbit hole,
Interesting.
But it is still simply speculation, in the end.
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27 Nov 2021, 1:28 am
Pepe wrote:
Fnord wrote:
The ex-con charged over the deaths of six people at a Wisconsin Christmas parade shared social media posts calling for violence against white people -- and suggesting "Hitler was right" for killing Jews.
Darrell Brooks Jr. -- who has a decades-long rap sheet -- shared a series of disturbing memes and messages on social media, most of which have been deleted since his arrest for Sunday’s deadly carnage.
They included numerous posts attacking cops, comparing them to Ku Klux Klan members and calling them "violent street gangs" -- as well as calling for violence toward white people, according to screenshots.
Source: This New York Post Article
Darrell E. Brooks Jr., the suspect charged with five counts of homicide in Sunday’s Waukesha Christmas parade massacre, appears to have posted several politically charged songs online under the name “Mathboi Fly,” according to several reports.
Multiple outlets, including the Sun and Heavy, have connected Brooks to Mathboi Fly music videos, matching his appearance to mugshots and other social media photos of the 39-year-old Milwaukee man.
Brooks uploaded a song titled “X” to Soundcloud three years ago. The song opens with a quote from Malcolm X, saying, "I think it would take a whole lot of nerve for white people today to ask negros do they hate them." The next lyric from Brooks after the Malcolm X quote is "yeah."
Source: This USA News Article
Darrell Brooks Jr. -- who has a decades-long rap sheet -- shared a series of disturbing memes and messages on social media, most of which have been deleted since his arrest for Sunday’s deadly carnage.
They included numerous posts attacking cops, comparing them to Ku Klux Klan members and calling them "violent street gangs" -- as well as calling for violence toward white people, according to screenshots.
Source: This New York Post Article
Darrell E. Brooks Jr., the suspect charged with five counts of homicide in Sunday’s Waukesha Christmas parade massacre, appears to have posted several politically charged songs online under the name “Mathboi Fly,” according to several reports.
Multiple outlets, including the Sun and Heavy, have connected Brooks to Mathboi Fly music videos, matching his appearance to mugshots and other social media photos of the 39-year-old Milwaukee man.
Brooks uploaded a song titled “X” to Soundcloud three years ago. The song opens with a quote from Malcolm X, saying, "I think it would take a whole lot of nerve for white people today to ask negros do they hate them." The next lyric from Brooks after the Malcolm X quote is "yeah."
Source: This USA News Article
We may have a "Manchurian Candidate" situation here, people.
He may have been primed and ready to "pop".
If so, the puppet masters will get off Scot-free, as always.
The problem is the sources are The Sun a sensationalist tabloid and Heavy whatever that is.
The suspect is alive and deleted tweets can be recovered so we will find out the “If it quacks like like duck it is a duck” expression is true in this case.
GoFundMe takes down page aimed at raising $5M bail for Waukesha parade suspect, as victim’s cancer diagnosis is revealed
Quote:
A GoFundMe page aimed at raising $5 million bail for the Wisconsin man accused of plowing his SUV through a Christmas parade has been taken down — as a victim’s cancer diagnosis was revealed after her death.
A medical examiner determined that one of the victims, Jane Kulich, was battling uterine cancer, but had not been diagnosed with the disease, CBS News reports.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
A spokesperson for GoFundMe on Wednesday confirmed to FOX Business that the page has since been removed from the platform. The person attempting to raise money for Brooks has also been banned from using GoFundMe for future fundraisers.
A medical examiner determined that one of the victims, Jane Kulich, was battling uterine cancer, but had not been diagnosed with the disease, CBS News reports.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
A spokesperson for GoFundMe on Wednesday confirmed to FOX Business that the page has since been removed from the platform. The person attempting to raise money for Brooks has also been banned from using GoFundMe for future fundraisers.
27 Nov 2021, 1:32 am
27 Nov 2021, 6:36 am
ASPartOfMe wrote:
GoFundMe takes down page aimed at raising $5M bail for Waukesha parade suspect, as victim’s cancer diagnosis is revealed
Quote:
A GoFundMe page aimed at raising $5 million bail for the Wisconsin man accused of plowing his SUV through a Christmas parade has been taken down — as a victim’s cancer diagnosis was revealed after her death.
A medical examiner determined that one of the victims, Jane Kulich, was battling uterine cancer, but had not been diagnosed with the disease, CBS News reports.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
A spokesperson for GoFundMe on Wednesday confirmed to FOX Business that the page has since been removed from the platform. The person attempting to raise money for Brooks has also been banned from using GoFundMe for future fundraisers.
A medical examiner determined that one of the victims, Jane Kulich, was battling uterine cancer, but had not been diagnosed with the disease, CBS News reports.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
According to screen grabs first shared by Law Enforcement Today, the bail also spawned a fundraising effort on Brooks’ behalf. Set up by a person going by the name James Norton, the page insisted Brooks was a victim of a “racist” justice system and used hashtags including #RacismIsReal and #BLM.
A spokesperson for GoFundMe on Wednesday confirmed to FOX Business that the page has since been removed from the platform. The person attempting to raise money for Brooks has also been banned from using GoFundMe for future fundraisers.
Good.
27 Nov 2021, 6:37 am
cyberdad wrote:
Must be Brook's family posing as a concerned citizen who started the gofundme page.
"Must", or "might"?
27 Nov 2021, 7:18 am
27 Nov 2021, 1:19 pm
27 Nov 2021, 3:54 pm
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