Trump calls out rioters: ‘Protestors, your ass… These are anarchists, agitators, rioters, and looters’

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Many of the “peaceful protests” that have taken place in the U.S. have quickly turned violent. Law Enforcement Today has covered numerous stories about the deaths, injuries, and damage caused by the rioting nationwide.

One such example is Oakland, California, where protesters took to causing as much chaos as possible. Earlier this week, LET reported:

“The typical tropes of the ‘peaceful’ protests of late were in attendance – smashed windows, lasers being pointed at police officers, illegal fireworks, someone trying to set a business on fire.”

Appox 250 people took part in a protests Friday night. OPD made more than a dozen arrests for various crimes including assault on an officer pointing a laser at police and a news crew. The crowd has dispersed and roadways are open. pic.twitter.com/jyTrjlAtIq

— Oakland Police Dept. (@oaklandpoliceca) August 29, 2020

Law Enforcement Today also recently covered the story of a synagogue being targeted by so-called “peaceful” protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin:

KENOSHA, WI – Anti-Semitic vandalism has been part and parcel of so-called “peaceful” protests since Black Lives Matter took to the streets following the death of George Floyd in police custody in May.

It’s interesting, because many Jewish organizations have stood in solidarity with the black community after the death of Floyd. However, as many people are finding out, kowtowing to BLM doesn’t buy any grace from the organization.

The latest Anti-Semitic incident occurred in Kenosha, Wisconsin,  as reported by The Blaze. Reporter Julio Rosas of Townhall was able to record video of someone from the Black Lives Matter protesters spray-painting the words “Free Palestine” in the driveway of Kenosha’s Beth Hillel Temple.

Back in May, the same slogan – “Free Palestine” – was written on a Lost Angeles synagogue when the BLM riots first started in response to Floyd’s death.

After the anti-Semitic attacks back in May and early June, Democrats remained largely silent. Other attacks targeted kosher markets and other Jewish-owned stores.

In addition to the synagogue, a church was also vandalized, with the initials BLM scrawled across its sign.

After three nights of violence in Kenosha after the shooting of alleged sex offender Jacob Blake on Sunday, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel said the fourth night of protests in the city had been largely “peaceful.” That was likely due in large part to the arrival of the Wisconsin National Guard to supplement local law enforcement.

The rabbi of the synagogue, who is purported to have “left-wing political views,” told the Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle:

“I’m a lot more concerned about the loss of life that the black community experiences on a regular basis because of systemic racism, because of the violence directed at them, than I am about whatever damage or costs are uncured for us because of it.”

According to The Jerusalem Post, back in early June the synagogue signed onto an interfaith letter that supported peaceful protests, and which condemned “a broken societal system which disproportionately affects communities of color.”

Rabbi Dena Feingold, who has been leading the congregation for 35 years, said:

“That’s a trivial matter. What’s happened these last few days is not about us and what’s happened to us. It’s about the issues of systemic racism that plague our society. About police policy, about implicit bias, white privilege and those bigger issues is what this is about. It doesn’t change anything at all.”

Yup, the rabbi hit all the progressive talking points right there in one sentence.

Feingold continued:

“We can clean up graffiti. It’s not something that lasts, like the killing of a human being or paralyzing of someone, and people of color living in fear when they go about their daily lives.”

A July 16 editorial from the Jewish Journal noted that back in 2016, a number of groups allied with Black Lives Matter accused Israel of committing genocide against Palestinians. BLM reportedly called Israel an “apartheid state.”

While the editorial said that BLM had removed that language from its website, BLM has continued to spew anti-Semitic remarks. Also, the language has been transferred to the Movement for Black Lives, not removed completely. BLM’s anti-Semitic philosophy continues.

The editorial also referred to a Jewish neighborhood in Los Angeles’ Fairfax section being targeted by looters, while a synagogue in Fairfax was tagged with graffiti reading “free Palestine” and “f*** Israel.”

Aside from Black Lives Matter itself openly perpetrating anti-Semitic propaganda, many celebrity supporters of the group have also reportedly perpetrated anti-Semitism, including Nick Cannon, formerly of MTV, NFL player DeSean Jackson, who posted several anti-Semitic posts on social media, and NBA player Stephen Jackson, who inferred that the Rothschild family owned all the banks.

The editorial also notes that during a July 1 protest, demonstrators in Washington tied BLM into the Palestinian cause, chanting:

“Israel, we know you, you murder children, too.”

Indeed, according to Newsweek¸ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar said in a column for The Hollywood Reporter that anti-Semitic incidents presented “a very troubling omen” for the BLM movement, and slammed what he called a “shocking lack of massive indignation.”

Still, some say that the oppression of Jews and anti-black racism are “fundamental elements and driving forces within white nationalism.”

Martin Luther King III told Newsweek in a statement that there was “no place” in the Black Lives Matter movement for anti-Semitism, since the goal of the organization is to “eradicate hate.” He said:

“The civil rights movement has always been a multi-generational, multi-racial, multi-religious coalition and anti-Semitism has no place in this movement.

“We want to eradicate hate and eradicate prejudice. Period. I cannot imagine those fighting to end racism and injustice would hold opinions that are intolerant of others.”

Equally disturbing to the anti-Semitic slant of Black Lives Matter is what appears to also be an anti-Christian slant. In fact, much of what Black Lives Matter believes in is not compatible with Christianity, according to Decision Magazine.

How so?

First of all, the group seeks, in their own words, “to disrupt the Western prescribed nuclear family structure requirement.”

Clearly, this is not a “Western” prescription, but a biblical one.

Second, Black Lives Matter is a bit, shall we say, liberal when it comes to sexuality. They describe themselves as “queer-affirming.” The group says:

“[We gather with] the intention of freeing ourselves from the tight grip of heteronormative thinking, or rather the belief that all in the world are heterosexual unless s/he or they disclose otherwise.”

Finally, Black Lives Matter considers “gender confusion” as normal and seeks to make martyrs out of those confused. BLM says:

“[We are] committed to embracing and making space for trans brothers and sisters to participate and lead.”

When the riots started back in May, they started with Confederate symbols and statues being targeted. Then it digressed into symbols and statues of anything to do with American history. Finally, Christian symbols and institutions were targeted.

Were Black Lives Matter protesters responsible? Antifa? Nobody knows for sure, but the anti-Christian attacks were never condemned by anyone affiliated with Black Lives Matter.

Silence is complicity.

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