6/2/2020
So hey CNN , MSNBC, ABC, CBS,what your all saying is there is good people people down there ,kinda like what trump said about Charlottesville?
Jun 2, 2020

6/2/2020
The tense standoff at the cityâs Van Nuys neighborhood was filmed by a FOX 11 news crew.
According to the reporter at the scene, several vehicles drove up to a gold store, and a group of apparent looters attempted to enter the premises.
The people, identified by the reporter as the storeâs owners, were heard yelling: âWeâre closed, bro.â When the police arrived, several men had fled the scene, and were chased down by the officers.
The police handcuffed and detained the people that had come out of the shop, prompting the reporter to shout: âTheyâre the store owners! Theyâre protecting the store!â
Los Angeles is among the several major US cities that have seen massive protests, triggered by the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, during an attempted arrest by a white police officer, Derek Chauvin.
Chauvin was fired from the police force, arrested, and charged with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. The news did not quell the protests, though. Many of the marches and rallies were peaceful. However, intense rioting, looting, and clashes with police occurred in many places as well, mostly during the afternoon and night.

By Shane Trejo – 6/2/2020
The offending Tweet can be seen here:

Gaetz has repeatedly refused to back down from his assertion that ANTIFA should be hunted down like ISIS and similar terrorist groups:



Twitter is once again giving harbor to ANTIFA terrorists, as journalist Laura Loomer has pointed out is often the case. She has called for Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to be locked up because he regularly allows his platform to be used by the terror group to promote violence and harassment.
Big League Politics reported on Loomerâs call for action against a Silicon Valley giant that unabashedly stands with the enemies of America:
Congressional candidate and banished journalist Laura Loomer is calling for Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to be arrested because of his association with the ANTIFA domestic terrorist group.
âAfter censoring President Donald Trumpâs tweets about violent riots, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey put #BlackLivesMatter as the header on the official Twitter Twitter account,â Loomer wrote in a post on the social media platform Parler.
Loomer noted that Dorsey has allowed his platform to be used by ANTIFA members despite the fact that they have egregiously flouted their terms of service by organizing terrorist violence and targeted harassment campaigns. At the same time, Twitter has punished conservative leaders like Loomer with lifetime bans for merely expressing their own opinions in a non-violent manner.
âJack Dorsey is aiding and abetting terrorist organizations by allowing for ANTIFA terrorists and Islamic terrorists to have access where they are promoting anarchy and lethal riots,â she wrote.
âIn the middle of a national emergency, he is also censoring the commander in chief who is posting about the army and national guard responding to the riots,â she added.
Loomer believes that there is a case for Dorsey to be tried with treason for his actions, and the feds should set their sights on him for enabling some of the worst rioting in U.S. history.
âFor this, Jack Dorsey should immediately have his home raided by the feds Roger Stone style and be charged with inciting acts of domestic terrorism in America,â she wrote.
âItâs time for Jack Dorsey to be prosecuted for aiding and abetting terrorists and committing TREASON. #LockHimUp,â she added.
President Trump has announced that ANTIFA forces will be treated like terrorists, as Big League Politics has been urging him to do for many years.

Reports emerged late on Monday that a U.S. Marshal had been killed during a shootout with an armed rioter near the cityâs federal courthouse.

8 News Now originally reported that the marshal had been shot in the head. The shooting death appeared to take place after the eveningâs protest and riot activities had been contained by law enforcement, perhaps suggesting that an armed rioter intentionally targeted law enforcement in the shooting.
Video footage of the Las Vegas strip continued to show a major police presence well into the night.
Other law enforcement officers have been killed in the nationwide race riots following the death of Minneapolis man George Floyd, but it appears as if the riots have taken a decidedly bloodthirsty turn after the shooting death of the federal law enforcement officer.
The situation continues to develop, and Big League Politics is closely analyzing the situation.

Jack Dorsey, the founder and CEO of Twitter, said Wednesday evening that the companyâs intention is to âconnect the dots of conflicting statements and show the information in dispute so people can judge for themselves.â
However, for three years â throughout 2017, 2018, and 2019 â Democrat members of Congress stated as fact on Twitter that they had evidence that Trump colluded with Russia, which fueled the leftist narrative that the election was illegitimate.
Their claims were âin disputeâ by other members of Congress, as well as members of the Trump administration and the president, but Twitter never flagged them as such, as it did with Trumpâs recent tweets.
On April 21, 2019, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) tweeted that special counsel Robert Mueller âdid find evidence of collusion.â
In fact, Muellerâs report â released three days before â said that since collusion was not a legal term, his team looked for any conspiracy or coordination with Russia and did not find any.
It said, âThe investigation did not establish that members of the Trump Campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities.â
However, there was no Twitter âfact checkâ for Schiff.
Similarly, almost a month after Mueller released his report, Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) tweeted there was âsome collusion.â He previously tweeted that he used the word âcollusionâ as âshorthand for conspiracyâ â which Mueller explicitly did not find.
Lieu was not âfact-checked,â although Muellerâs report disputed his tweet.


Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) on January 17, 2019, claimed that a BuzzFeed report was âMORE evidence of collusion.â No âfact-checkâ from Twitter. His tweet was retweeted more than 3,000 times and liked more than 12,500 times.

He also claimed seven days earlier, âI saw collusion from the very beginning.â
In 2018, Schiff claimed that there was âevidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russiaâ in âplain sight.â
Swalwell claimed that the House Intelligence Committee had âunearthed evidence of collusion.â His tweet has not been âfact-checkedâ even though the committee recently released more than 50 interview transcripts with former Obama and Trump campaign officials who presented no evidence of collusion.

On March 17, 2018, Schiff stated as fact, âWe did find evidence of collusion.â

On February 28, 2018, Lieu stated, âIssue is not whether there was collusion. Issue is how high up the campaign did the collusion go.â

Lieu on January 10, 2018, tweeted, âThe evidence shows not just collusion, but also Obstruction of Justiceâ by Trump âon multiple occasions.â

By Jim Hoft – May 28, 2020
The order comes on the heels of a illicit fact-check on the president from Twitter, related to President Trumpâs sentiment regarding voting by mail.
Twitterâs fact-check was later revealed to be fake news.
President Trump directed the Attorney General to work with states to enforce their laws against deceptive business practices.
President Trump made his announcement today from the Oval Office.
President Trump told reporters what the social media giants are doing is tantamount to a monopoly.
Via KVIA:
âA small handful of social media monopolies controls a vast portion of all public and private communications in the United States,â he alleged.
âTheyâve had unchecked power to censor, restrict, edit, shape, hide, alter, virtually any form of communication between private citizens and large public audiences. â

May 28, 2020
A spat erupted between Twitter and Donald Trump, one of the platformâs most prolific users, after Twitter said that two of his posts could be misleading.
The President accused the social media giant of harbouring an anti-conservative bias, a sentiment that was fuelled by unearthed anti-Trump tweets from Twitterâs head of site integrity.
Dorsey, who co-founded Twitter in 2006, wrote that the site chose to put a fact-check warning on two of Trumpâs tweets because they may âmislead people into thinking they donât need to register to get a ballot.â

What happened to Trumpâs tweets?
Trump in the tweets accused the Democrat governor of California, without evidence, of sending vote-by-mail ballots to âanyone living on the state, no matter who they are or how they got thereâ and warned of rampant voter fraud in the November election.
The tweets were tagged with a fact-check label that redirects to reporting by media and journalists debunking Trumpâs claim. The President in response accused Twitter of suppressing free speech and interfering in the election. He also threatened to âstrongly regulateâ or shut down social media platforms outright.
The controversy is likely to raise further questions as to whether Twitter is willing to continue to append the label to other presidential tweets that have been considered false by third parties.
Donald Trump has recently doubled down on unsupported claims that former Rep. Joe Scarborough was involved in the 2001 death of his staffer, which was ruled accidental by authorities. Twitter said it would not fact-check these tweets, because they did not violate its policies, and would not remove them despite a request from the stafferâs widower.
A rebuke from Facebook
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, whose platform refuses to fact-check political speech and leaves it up to the media, challenged Twitterâs misinformation policy.
âWe have a different policy than, I think, Twitter on this,â he said in a Fox News interview on Wednesday. âI just believe strongly that Facebook shouldnât be the arbiter of truth of everything that people say online.â
Referencing Zuckerbergâs remark, Dorsey tweeted that fact-checking politicians âdoes not make us an âarbiter of truthâ.â
He added: âOur intention is to connect the dots of conflicting statements and show the information in dispute so people can judge for themselves. More transparency from us is critical so folks can clearly see the why behind our actions.â

Lacking integrity?
Twitter has come under fire among conservatives over its perceived bias against Donald Trump. One argument that fuelled that sentiment was a series of derogatory tweets about Republicans which Twitterâs head of site integrity, Yoel Roth, posted in 2016 and 2017.
The tweets referred to Trump as a âracist tangerineâ and to his administration as âNazis in the White House.â

Twitter, however, stood by Roth and explained that he was not the person who decided to fact-check Trump. âNo one person at Twitter is responsible for our policies,â the company said in a statement to several news outlets. âItâs unfortunate to see individual employees targeted for company decisions.â
Dorsey tweeted: âFact check: there is someone ultimately accountable for our actions as a company, and thatâs me. Please leave our employees out of this. Weâll continue to point out incorrect or disputed information about elections globally. And we will admit to and own any mistakes we make.â

Wednesday, May 27, 2020
An amendment to the highly controversial âGreen Light Law,â which went into effect in December and cleared illegal aliens to apply for New York State driverâs licenses, was slipped into the stateâs 2020 budget bill and signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in April, in the midst of the coronavirus crisis.

It is now a Class E felony for state officials, such as law enforcement officers, to disclose DMV records with agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

âBorder Patrol for example, working the highway in the middle of the night and pulls over a vehicle, they canât run the plates to determine who owns that vehicle,â U.S. Attorney for the Western District of New York J.P. Kennedy told WKBW. âI think itâs legislating obstruction and itâs very concerning to me.â
âWeâve seen how important communication and coordination in coming up with a response to the pandemic and sort of causing people to work in isolation itâs a recipe for disaster,â Kennedy continued. âIâm very concerned about this and I think itâs very unfortunate and makes me really question the motives of the individuals that enacted this law, if their professed interest in public safety and public health is really as important as they say they are.â
Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns says the new budget bill âbasically criminalize[s]â police work.
âThis is shocking. This is unheard of â and especially during a pandemic â that someone, the governor, who is under so much pressure, thought about that to put that in there.â
