Category: Khmer Noir

New Rules

Khmer Noir The Deplorables 23 Comments

I shouldn’t admit to enjoying this, but I do.

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1299909804173918208

 

Post developing with more from the Portland caravan as I find it, including a shooting in downtown that appears to have left one man (white) dead. Andy Ngo is the best starting point, as usual. . (just getting up to speed on this, I was busy with non-blogging stuff today).

The shooting was captured on livestream here. (18:02 mark)

The victim is being identified as a member of Patriot Prayer.

Update: The identity of the shooter (shown at a different time) is being tracked down by 4chan and others. [edited to remove false hit on the ID] Update — a different individual has been identified that seems to match the description.

Related — vehicles from Oregon keep showing up across the country, including Washington.

Postcards From Trudeaupia

Khmer Noir Shiny Pony 84 Comments

It seems the kneeling didn’t take.

Update.

“Your turn, Justin Trudeau”.

“We appreciate you guys, we really do”

Jonestown Precinct Khmer Noir 54 Comments

Solid work by the New York Times’Christiaan Triebert. (thread)

More on his assailants.

“So grateful they held that tourniquet with one hand while holding their phones in the other..”

Antifa Khmer Noir 48 Comments

Play stupid games… (graphic)

@MrAndyNgo Daily Caller reporter @RichieMcGinniss was almost shot. He’s seen in the footage taking off his shirt to help stop the bleeding on the man on the ground. #KenoshaRiots

Other footage preceding this shows a mob chasing the shooter, who fell. This is what followed.

Update @Cernovich: They are charging him with intentional homicide. That’s going to be a very rough case to make.

The narrative is shifting: “Liberals suddenly want the riots to stop because they realize it’s hurting their election chances.

Khmer Noir

Khmer Noir Science 23 Comments


Thread.

Before And After Bandwidth

Jonestown Precinct Khmer Noir 39 Comments

“But NYC always always bounces back.” No. Not this time.

“But NYC is the center of the financial universe. Opportunities will flourish here again.” Not this time.

“NYC has experienced worse.” No it hasn’t.

A Facebook group formed a few weeks ago that was for people who were planning a move and wanted others to talk to and ask advice from. Within two or three days it had about 10,000 members.

Related.

More…

The Branch DeBlasions

Jonestown Precinct Khmer Noir 35 Comments

Are now fully in control.

It’s an amazing thread, just keep scrolling. (if you don’t want to read it on Twitter, the first portion has been collected by Ace.)

Related: Minneapolis Tells Residents With Riot-Wrecked Buildings They Can’t Clean Up Until They’ve Paid Their 2020 Property Taxes in Full.

More;

The Oregon State Police announced on Thursday that it was pulling out its roughly 100 state troopers from protecting the Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse in downtown Portland after the city’s district attorney announced that he is not pursuing charges against the rioters who have been arrested.

“Mayor Lori Lightfoot” Is Not The Name Of A DC Comics Character

Democrats Jonestown Precinct Khmer Noir 64 Comments

But it should be. Bridges Raised, Roads Closed in Chicago After Rioting, Looting Breaks Out

All bridges along the Chicago River were raised throughout The Loop, according to CBS Chicago.
 
Chicago’s Officer of Emergency Management said on Twitter that streets are closed in the city’s Magnificent Mile shopping district as well as Gold Coast and South Loop neighborhoods. The Illinois State Police also blocked some expressway ramps into downtown.
 
Meanwhile, the Chicago Transit Authority announced that train and bus services to the downtown area were suspended “at the request of public safety officials.”
 
The measures came after mass looting took place in the downtown area, with reports of numerous businesses being ransacked and vehicles set on fire.

Chicago Tribune has more;

Hundreds of people swept through the Magnificent Mile and other parts of downtown Chicago early Monday, smashing windows, looting stores, confronting police and at one point exchanging gunfire with officers, authorities said.
 
The officers had stopped several people on Lake Street near Michigan Avenue when shots were fired from a passing car around 4:30 a.m., nearly five hours into the widespread vandalism, according to police spokesman Tom Ahern. No officers were shot but a squad car was hit, he said. It was not known if anyone in the gunman’s car was shot.
 
Ahern said other officers were injured through the night. Earlier, an officer was seen slumped against a building by Grand and Wabash avenues as other other cops tended to him. It was unclear what had happened to him. Ahern had no details on the injuries.
 
The looting began shortly after midnight as people darted through broken store windows and doors along Michigan Avenue carrying shopping bags full of merchandise. Cars dropped off more people as the crowd grew. At least one U-Haul van was seen pulling up.

Flashback: “I have never seen the likes of this,” Sadlowski-Garza said. “I’m scared.”

Andy Ngo has more on Twitter.

Jonestown Precinct

Jonestown Precinct Khmer Noir 27 Comments

The New York Times is always the last to know.

Faizel Khan was being told by the news media and his own mayor that the protests in his hometown were peaceful, with “a block party atmosphere.”
 
But that was not what he saw through the windows of his Seattle coffee shop. He saw encampments overtaking the sidewalks. He saw roving bands of masked protesters smashing windows and looting.
 
Young white men wielding guns would harangue customers as well as Mr. Khan, a gay man of Middle Eastern descent who moved here from Texas so he could more comfortably be out. To get into his coffee shop, he sometimes had to seek the permission of self-appointed armed guards to cross a border they had erected.
 
“They barricaded us all in here,” Mr. Khan said. “And they were sitting in lawn chairs with guns.”

The same New York Times that “corrected” Tom Cotton’s op-ed.

And so are corporations.

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