A member of the far-right militia, Boogaloo Bois, walks next to protestors demonstrating outside Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department Metro Division 2 just outside of downtown Charlotte, North Carolina, on May 29, 2020.Three self-proclaimed members of the far-right "boogaloo" movement were held on domestic terrorism charges after federal prosecutors accused them of trying to spark violence during police brutality protests in Las Vegas.
According to the charging document, which was reviewed by Business Insider, the three defendants previously served in the US Navy, US Army, and US Air Force. The filing stated that all members of the group possessed firearms, including "pistols and rifles, including variations of AR-15's." The defendants "wanted to use the momentum of the George Floyd death ... to hopefully stir enough confusion and excitement, that others see the two explosions and police presence and begin to riot in the streets out of anger," the filing said.
Hundreds of protesters gather at Government Center including a protester with an ANTIFA flag draped over his shoulders during a rally sponsored by the Youth of Greater Boston to demand justice for George and support of the Black Lives Matter movement in Boston on May 31, 2020.
Why in any part of your text is mentioned that the FBI report was ONLY for the protests at DC. There are dozens of other places. Its very bad reporting, seriously.
Dollar to a dog biscuit they're card carrying republicans and Trump supporters.
Does not surprise me at all that it is the far-right trying to create violence, they are the ones who support realDonaldTrump, want a war and for the principles of the confederacy to rise again.
They’re gonna try everything they can to rope The Right into this. This is the left’s circus. Those are the left’s monkeys. This is Marxism in academia coming home to roost. This is all you. Own it.
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