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Tuesday, 27 August 2019
quote [ Since 2017, far-right groups have flocked to notoriously liberal Portland to march, yell, and engage in violent clashes with left-wing activists. Most of these demonstrations were planned by Patriot Prayer, a small coalition of Trump-supporting provocateurs based in Vancouver, WA.
Ben has marched alongside Patriot Prayer for nearly every major Portland demonstration—events with such vague names as “Rally for Trump and Freedom,” "Freedom March," and "Trump Free Speech Rally." What the far-right group didn't know was that Ben was a spy. ]
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the circus said @ 11:21pm GMT on 27th Aug
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rhesusmonkey said @ 5:05am GMT on 29th Aug
Fascinating.
But honestly with the description given, i don't know why the Q would have fired Ngo over the video. Oh well. Hopefully we'll see where he ends up soon. Just good to know my initial assessment of him from Twitter was correct. Waiting for Numbers to weigh in... |
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iosef said @ 4:38am GMT on 31st Aug
Quillette may not be your favorite publication, nor is it mine. A lot of the stuff they put out is flawed, to be sure. But whatever they are, it's not "right wing." They're more like centrists or even self-hating leftists.
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steele said @ 11:48am GMT on 31st Aug
[Score:1 Underrated]
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Quillette is a right wing site that tends to push shit articles about stuff like race science and just recently was one of the few organizations willing to publish a pro-amazon warehouse work conditions article that was tweeted out by amazon's official twitter. Public outcry has since had Amazon delete the tweet.