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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 10, 2016
St. Paul: It’s an actual warzone.
America will now face it’s due punishment for having put their faith in the Jews and the insane Jewish racial equality agenda.
Blood will flow through the streets, as your entire bitch gets burned down.
If you’re not going to send the military in to mow them down – which is the obvious thing to do – then the best option is to let them have their “space to destroy.”
I’m serious. If you’re just going to treat them like children who have been naughty – the official American policy of dealing with Blacks – it is just going to further incite them. They feed on that energy.
St. Paul: Look at that Aryan Princess in the pink bikini top!! I wonder what she’s doing there???? I guess these Blacks must have kidnapped her! Someone should go save her!
Either mow them down or let them burn out.
We are on the brink of open war here, people.
CNN:
After another night of intense, and sometimes violent, protests against the police shootings of black men, hundreds of demonstrators were either in jail or waiting to get out as the sun came up Sunday.
At least 198 people were arrested in New York and Chicago and in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where two black men were shot to death by police. The killings have sparked several days of protests.
Black Lives Matter activist DeRay Mckesson, a public school administrator who is considered among the movement’s loudest voices, was among 125 people arrested Saturday night in Baton Rouge. Mckesson was protesting the death of Alton Sterling.
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On Saturday night, Mckesson was walking along a major roadway and live-streamed his arrest for obstruction on Saturday on Periscope.
In St. Paul, about 50 protesters were arrested. They were demonstrating against the killing of Philando Castile, a school nutrition services supervisor.
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There have been mostly peaceful demonstrations in Chicago, where three were arrested Saturday. Throngs protested in New York City, where 20 people were arrested.
Demonstrations have unfolded in cities including Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Miami and Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
In Atlanta, a group of protesters on Friday confronted police over Interstates 75 and 85, then moved into the Midtown business district. A smaller protest was held Saturday.
Marchers also took to the streets Saturday night in Miami, with police saying Interstate 395 was shut down for a brief period. A reporter for CNN affiliate WPLG tweeted that demonstrators had blocked a major thoroughfare.
In Fort Lauderdale, a large group of Black Lives Matter supporters walked to the Broward County Courthouse and then the county jail, where prisoners heard their shouts and tapped on windows in response, WPLG reported.
But what about in St. Paul?
Last night and this morning, 21 officers from multiple agencies were injured on I-94 and other areas of the city. #I94closed
— St. Paul Police PIO (@sppdPIO) July 10, 2016
Bricks now being thrown at officers, along with more rocks and bottles. #I94closed
— St. Paul Police PIO (@sppdPIO) July 10, 2016
Do Whites do it too?
In St. Paul, however, scuffles broke out between protesters and police on Interstate 94.
Demonstrators blocked the freeway, and threw bottles, bricks and fireworks at police, authorities said.
At least five officers were injured by protesters — one hit with a glass bottle and another by fireworks, according to St. Paul police. One was hit on the head with a large piece of concrete, possibly dropped from a bridge, according to police.
Another officer had been hit in the head with a rock, though it is unclear the extent of the injuries. Police say a Molotov cocktail was thrown at officers.
Law enforcement used crowd-control measures, including smoke and fired marking rounds similar to paintball rounds, said police spokesman Steve Linders.
As many as 200 people forced their way past Minnesota State Patrol troopers who were trying to block them from getting on the road.
In Washington, during the third night of protests, a group marched peacefully through downtown Saturday night, chanting, “We young. We strong. We marching all night on.” They temporarily shut down Rock Creek Parkway.
About 400 people covered a city block as marchers moved across a large area of northwest Washington and headed toward the Georgetown neighborhood.
So it goes.
I’m actually surprised at the Blacks’ level of calm thus far.
The Jewish media apparently wants them to go full-on chimpfest, nationwide.
It’s funny that they want that, because it is ultimately better for us than it is for them.
But these Jews – they just cannot help themselves.
