The Murder of Tony Timpa

Tony Timpa wailed and pleaded for help more than 30 times as officers pinned his shoulders, knees and neck to the ground for over 13 minutes. After Timpa died, the officers mocked him because they thought he was napping. Timpa had called the police to come help him because he was afraid and suffering from depression and schizophrenia. 15 minutes later he was dead. Charges against all three officers were dropped. No one protested. WARNING: GRAPHIC SIX MINUTE VIDEO OF THE MURDER OF TONY TIMPA.

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The 17 people who have died in the protests and riots so far

Shaun King finally gets something right:

Shaun King

@shaunking

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Jun 5

STOP generically telling us to VOTE in response to all of the police brutality we have right now. Yes we should vote. But we have to be VERY specific. Democrats, from top to bottom, are running the cities with the worst police brutality in America right now. We voted for them.

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Salena Zito Biden is facing a real enthusiasm problem in home state of Pennsylvania

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Dr. Marc Siegel on faulty hydroxychloroquine data: 'This is a political hit job'

Glenn Loury:

Brown University's letter on racism is "nothing but propaganda"

On this day in 1944, 

D-Day - The Normandy Invasion

"These are the Boys of Pointe du Hoc" (video)

Ronald Reagan delivers one of the greatest speeches ever to the surviving "Boys of Pointe du Hoc", most of whom were killed or wounded when climbing straight up Pointe du Hoc into Nazi gunfire.

Jared Taylor:

The Manufactured Crisis of Police Racism

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Zero Hedge
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That time when President Obama was criticized by three of his former secretaries of defense

On this day in 1968,

BOBBY KENNEDY SHOT AND KILLED AFTER WINNING CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY

Video: Frank Reynolds, ABC News, reports.

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On this day in 1989:

RED CHINA MASSACRES 

100'S OF TIANANMEN SQUARE PROTESTERS

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That time when President Obama

 called the Baltimore Freddie Gray Protesters

 "Criminals and Thugs"

Video of President Obama's speech

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The Federalist:
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At request of BLM member, 

woman walking down sidewalk gets on knees and apologizes for her white privilege

Video

Liberal law prof Jonathan Turley:

"We came to riot." 

 Man arrested in Chicago passing out explosives to rioters.

Four years ago today,

Protesters Attack Trump Supporters 

 After San Jose Rally

Retired African-American St. Louis Police Captain

 Killed by Looters Who Live Streamed his Murder on Facebook

David Dorn

Tucker Carlson (video)

When the mobs came, our leaders deserted us.

Poll:

71% of American Voters Favor Using National Guard to Help Local Police Stop Riots

Majority also favors using military.

Pat Buchanan

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On this day in 1924,

Congress Gives American Indians Citizenship - But Not Right To Vote

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(Video) St. Louis' African American Police Chief John Hayden breaks down and cries:

"I don't understand - breaking windows, stealing, 

and shooting four police officers in St. Louis

 is not a constructive response

 to George Floyd's tragic death in Minneapolis."

Video

Richmond Police Chief — ANTIFA and BLM blocked firefighters from burning home with child inside

The Federalist:

New Flynn Transcripts Confirm Mueller Team Lied To The Court And The Country

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Zero Hedge

Low interest rates cause deflation and increased saving rather than spending and inflation

Pair of Brooklyn lawyers including Ivy League corporate attorney charged in Molotov cocktail attack on NYPD cruiser

On this day in 1889,

Johnstown Flood Kills 2,209

On this day in 1889, the Johnstown Flood killed 2,209 people.  The flood occurred when the South Fork Dam, 60 miles east of Pittsburgh, collapsed after heavy rains.  The dam had recently been bought and modified by the local hunting club, which had turned the area into a vacation retreat for notable millionaires, including Andrew Carnegie.  

As the storm worsened, a dam engineer noticed that a spillway was blocked and might cause the dam to collapse.  He tried to notify all local townspeople but telegraph lines were down or the warning was ignored because there had been many previous false alarms.

Ninety-nine entire families died in the flood, including 396 children. One hundred twenty-four women and 198 men were widowed, 98 children were orphaned. One-third of the dead, 777 people, were never identified; their remains were buried in the "Plot of the Unknown" in Grandview Cemetery in Westmont.

Clara Barton led 50 volunteers in the Red Cross’ first major relief effort.  

The Johnstown area suffered from several subsequent floods until 1936, when the Army Corps of Engineers reworked the river and declared it “flood free.”  However, in 1972, a “100 year flood” killed 78 people, caused $200 million in damage, and rendered 50,000 people homeless.

In 2016 a hydraulic analysis concluded that the hunting club’s pre-1889 modifications to the dam severely weakened it, rendering it unable to withstand severe storms like the one which caused the Johnstown Flood.

On this day in 1862,

The Battle of Seven Pines

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On this day in 1862, Union and Confederate forces started the Battle of Seven Pines, a little known but bloody skirmish that proved to have a big impact on the remainder of the Civil War.  The outmanned Confederate forces, led by General Joseph Johnston, tried to draw the Union forces, led by Gen. George McClellan, into a trap as the Rebels retreated to their capital, Richmond.  As the Yankees struggled to cross a river and marsh area, Johnston ordered three divisions to attack one of McClellan’s vulnerable flanks from three directions.  The inexperienced Rebels bungled the maneuver, allowing the Union forces to bring in reinforcements.  The battle was essentially a draw but 6,000 Union soldiers and 5,000 Confederate soldiers were killed.  McClellan was so distraught over the carnage he witnessed that he became far more cautious in his future battles, causing Lincoln to replace him months later.  Confederate General Johnston was shot and seriously wounded during the battle, requiring his replacement by Gen. Robert E. Lee, who to this time had served without distinction in Western Virginia. 

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Federal officer shot and killed during Oakland protest was black

Does this video show Antifa paying people to riot?