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Other tidbits, if true: It was all hand written over 2-3 years. Says she almost got caught once in 2021 in her planning. No digital trace of her manifesto, but she'd been planning this a long time. Well, other than supposedly a 10 minute video right before she did it. Basically she's a self hating marxist.

Also, Facebook has been removing as many leaks of the manifesto as they can.
Trumps taxes - an absolute felony to release - is everywhere. Something that makes liberals look bad or makes them uncomfortable must be hidden
 
Other tidbits, if true: It was all hand written over 2-3 years. Says she almost got caught once in 2021 in her planning. No digital trace of her manifesto, but she'd been planning this a long time. Well, other than supposedly a 10 minute video right before she did it. Basically she's a self hating marxist.

Also, Facebook has been removing as many leaks of the manifesto as they can.

These were only a few pages of what has been described as a "voluminous" collection of documents. I didn't see anything too shocking in these pages, certainly not enough to warrant the full censorship of them that's happening everywhere but X/Twitter.

They must be afraid of something else leaking.
 

On Tuesday, in sometimes tearful testimony, Mr DePape told the court he used to have left-wing political beliefs before a political transformation that started when he was living in a garage without a toilet or shower, playing video games for hours at a time.

Giving evidence for more than an hour, he said that in the course of looking up information about video games he became interested in Gamergate, an anti-feminist campaign that targeted prominent women in the gaming world and became a huge online trend starting in 2014.

He began listening to right-wing podcasters and watching political YouTube videos.

"At that time, I was biased against Trump," Mr DePape said, "but there's, like, truth there. So if there's truth out there that I don't know, I want to know it."

He said he formulated a "grand plan" that involved luring "targets" to the Pelosi home.

Inflatable unicorn costume​

The names on his list included University of Michigan academic Gayle Rubin, California Governor Gavin Newsom, Tom Hanks, congressman Adam Schiff, former Vice-President Mike Pence, former Attorney General Bill Barr, Senator Bernie Sanders and liberal mega-donor George Soros.

Ultimately, Mr DePape said, he wanted to confront President Joe Biden's son Hunter, and after he got his targets to admit to corruption, he planned to ask the president to pardon everyone he considered a "criminal".

"It's just easier giving them a pardon so we can move forward as a country," he said, crying on the stand.

Mr DePape said he went to the Pelosi home in the early hours of 28 October last year, hoping to talk to Mrs Pelosi about what he thought were false theories of Russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election.

He said he planned to wear an inflatable unicorn costume and upload his interrogation of her online. He was arrested with zip ties and duct tape in his possession.

When asked why he hit Mr Pelosi, he responded: "I reacted because my plan was basically ruined."

"He was never my target and I'm sorry that he got hurt," he said.
 
A society without consequence unless you're the victim. In this case, Tyson was the victim.

We need a society where it's acceptable to beat the ass of people like that. Just like protestors who block roads. An old fashioned curb stomping should be accepted, not bring about a lawsuit.
 
Hard to find a mainstream news story that reports this one accurately. Fox gets some of the details but I still have questions:


Black man hits-and-runs. White woman pursues, blocks his vehicle and confronts him. She is carrying, pulls her pistol after he attempts to pull her into his vehicle. At some point the gun goes off, but she claims the black guy caused the gun to go off. Woman is convicted of murder by a jury with 11 blacks on it.

My question: was he drunk? There's a suggestion that he was having some kind of diabetic emergency, but there's nothing in any article I've read that substantiates either theory in a plausible way (for example, toxicology).

Similarly, what does forensic science tell us about the gun? Were the black man's fingerprints on it? What was the trajectory of the bullet?

The Fox story has a still photo that looks like it came from a video of the confrontation:

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Is there a video? What does it show?

Clearly she shouldn't have involved herself like this. I'm not sure I buy that she was "the aggressor" when she approached his truck, as her intent was not to harm him, but that all goes out the window the moment she pulls out the gun.
 
She’s a dumb cunt for trying to hold him at gunpoint. Easily could have just followed him or got his tag number and let the cops handle it. She wasnt defending herself when she got out the car with a gun. I’m all for standing your ground, but it sounds like he was doing that more than her.
 
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