made a fine argument for mass arrests and military occupation. Because once the courts abdicate their authority that's all what is left.
Understand the man has wartime powers and the Insurrection Act in his back pocket.
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fyi in case it's not clear this is an astroturf effort, and one so inept they transmitted info to someone who just had #BLM in their bio or something.
Look at this bot lol @JohnBrennan ur commie ops just aren't as slick as they used to be before Robert Conquest exposed ur methods (by the way John Brennan, I say "you" since u 'used to' be a CPUSA member).
#BREAKING: Corrupt federal Judge Linda R. Reade @CorruptReade has sentenced 1000's of young black males to prison sentences ranging from 20 years to life.
— Corrupt Judge Linda R. Reade (@CorruptReade) December 4, 2020
EVERYONE MUST WORK TOGETHER TO EXPOSE THIS INJUSTICE.@Blklivesmatter#BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/u0vqmHMRyU
Look at this bot lol @JohnBrennan ur commie ops just aren't as slick as they used to be before Robert Conquest exposed ur methods (by the way John Brennan, I say "you" since u 'used to' be a CPUSA member).
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