Little_man
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Virginia governor to white nationalists: 'Go home ... shame on you'
Charlottesville officials: 1 dead, 19 injured after crash near 'Unite the Right' rally - CNN
Charlottesville officials: 1 dead, 19 injured after crash near 'Unite the Right' rally - CNN
The Washington Post reports that a few hundred white nationalists carrying torches clashed with counter-protesters on the University of Virginia campus last night during the planned "Unite the Right" rally.
As the torch-wielding White nationalists chanted out things like “You will not replace us!," “White lives matter!," "Blood and soil!," among other zingers, counter-protesters shouted "No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA!"Naturally, fights broke out, pepper spray was sprayed, cops broke things up and dispersed the crowd.
A few people were treated for minor injuries.The march was met with condemnation by Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer, who said he was “disgusted” by the “cowardly parade of hatred, bigotry, racism, and intolerance.” Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe has been equally critical of the rally scheduled for noon on Saturday, urging residents to “stay away” from the event at Emancipation Park over threats from “extremist groups.”
The rally, organized by an alt-right blogger to protest Charlottesville’s decision to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, is expected to draw thousands of people, with the National Guard on standby should things spiral out of control.Also, here are a few videos of last night's rally-riot-whatever you want to call it...
As the torch-wielding White nationalists chanted out things like “You will not replace us!," “White lives matter!," "Blood and soil!," among other zingers, counter-protesters shouted "No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA!"Naturally, fights broke out, pepper spray was sprayed, cops broke things up and dispersed the crowd.
A few people were treated for minor injuries.The march was met with condemnation by Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer, who said he was “disgusted” by the “cowardly parade of hatred, bigotry, racism, and intolerance.” Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe has been equally critical of the rally scheduled for noon on Saturday, urging residents to “stay away” from the event at Emancipation Park over threats from “extremist groups.”
The rally, organized by an alt-right blogger to protest Charlottesville’s decision to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee, is expected to draw thousands of people, with the National Guard on standby should things spiral out of control.Also, here are a few videos of last night's rally-riot-whatever you want to call it...
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And where is there fearless president during this time ?
They caught the guy.
[h=1]Pictured marching with white supremacists moments before attack: Murder suspect, 20, accused of plowing his car into protesters at anti- fascist rally in Virginia, killing one and injuring 19[/h]
Ohio man charged with murder in Charlottesville | Daily Mail Online
[h=1]Pictured marching with white supremacists moments before attack: Murder suspect, 20, accused of plowing his car into protesters at anti- fascist rally in Virginia, killing one and injuring 19[/h]
- A car plowed into at least 26 counter-protesters at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville on Saturday
- Charlottesville Police Chief Al Thomas said a total of 35 people had been treated for injuries after incident
- He also confirmed the deceased victim was a 32-year-old woman, who was struck as she crossed the street
- Police arrested James Alex Fields Jr, 20, who was charged with second-degree murder Saturday night
- His tearful mother, Samantha Bloom, said she told her son on Friday 'to make sure' he rallied peacefully
- The Dodge Challenger was filmed ramming into a line of people, then reversing quickly away from the scene
- FBI and federal prosecutors announced that they have opened up a civil rights investigation into incident
- Before the smash, 15 were already being treated after heated clashes at Unite the Right rally
- The event was held at Emancipation Park and hundreds were seen stomping through the city
- A local state of emergency was declared around 11am and the rally was determined an unlawful assembly
- State police helicopter covering the rally crashed near a golf course within city limits, killing two officers
- Lieutenant H Jay Cullen, 48, was piloting the aircraft and his co-pilot was Trooper Berke M.M. Bates
- President Trump admonished the day's events, saying: 'We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, violence, on many sides'
- Virginia Gov Terry McAuliffe strongly condemned all of the so-called 'patriotic' white nationalists Saturday
- 'Go home. You are not wanted in this great commonwealth. You are not patriots,' McAuliffe proclaimed
- Vanguard America has released a statement claiming that Fields was not an official member despite him being pictured marching with members of the group
Ohio man charged with murder in Charlottesville | Daily Mail Online
Study Says White Extremists Have Killed More Americans in the U.S. Than Jihadists Since 9/11.
Study: White Extremists More Dangerous Than Islamists Since 9/11 | Time.com
Study: White Extremists More Dangerous Than Islamists Since 9/11 | Time.com
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[h=1]Meet the Indiana man who helped draw followers to white supremacist rally in Virginia[/h]
Meet the Indiana man who helped draw followers to white supremacist rally in Virginia - Rumble
Meet the Indiana man who helped draw followers to white supremacist rally in Virginia - Rumble
He had major issues and does make me wonder if he should've been checked on periodically by the authorities.
UNION, Ky. -- The man police said rammed his car into a crowd of people protesting a white supremacist rally was "very infatuated with the Nazis," according to one of his high school teachers.James Alex Fields Jr. also wanted to join the Army but wasn't allowed to enlist because of his mental health history, the teacher said. The 20-year-old grew up in Union, Kentucky, and recently moved to Northwest Ohio.
James Fields Jr, suspect in Charlottesville terror attack, was 'infatuated' with Nazis, teacher says - WCPO Cincinnati, OH
Pictures from earlier on day of clashes show James Fields with white supremacist group Vanguard America
Charlottesville: man charged with murder was pictured at neo-Nazi rally | US news | The Guardian
UNION, Ky. -- The man police said rammed his car into a crowd of people protesting a white supremacist rally was "very infatuated with the Nazis," according to one of his high school teachers.James Alex Fields Jr. also wanted to join the Army but wasn't allowed to enlist because of his mental health history, the teacher said. The 20-year-old grew up in Union, Kentucky, and recently moved to Northwest Ohio.
James Fields Jr, suspect in Charlottesville terror attack, was 'infatuated' with Nazis, teacher says - WCPO Cincinnati, OH
Pictures from earlier on day of clashes show James Fields with white supremacist group Vanguard America
Charlottesville: man charged with murder was pictured at neo-Nazi rally | US news | The Guardian
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