In the past few days, there's been a story emerging in Oregon about an antifa activist who lost their life.

Following this, several antifascists shut up and vandalized the Democratic Party of Oregon headquarters.

And in a stunning turn, the executive director of the Oregon Democrats has essentially defended the behavior, saying,

people are mourning and it's just paint. But some of this paint includes incitement, direct statements calling for extreme acts against police.

When I saw this statement from this Democrat, I was kind of shocked. Certainly this should be the line where they say,

no, don't write that on our building. Instead, no, he said, it's just paint.

And I started wondering, why would he say this? Is it possible he believes fake news and is willing to downplay these calls to action?

Or is it possible that many on the left are simply being in effect held hostage by the far left?

In reality, a little bit of Colomé, a little bit of Colombe. I believe there are many people, not just Democrats who are terrified of cancel culture and the outrage mob,

so they refuse to say anything. In Portland, for instance, we know that often police are scared to act because it could anger these extremists.

Perhaps this Democratic Party official knew that if he actually stood up to the vandalism, the violence and the extremism, they would target him.

And so, and thus, he tacitly defends what they're doing. But admittedly, there is a bit of propaganda at play.

Yesterday, Project Veritas exposed insider information from CNN. And of course, many people are trying to downplay it as though, oh, it's not breaking this, not important information.

Listen, Jeff Zucker, the president of CNN, who dictates the coverage of the channel, called Fox News fake conspiracy nonsense.

The problem is, he referenced Ron Johnson, who cited Politico, not Fox News. It's a bit complicated, but the point I'm trying to make is, even the president of CNN,

who is telling his staff what to cover doesn't know what's actually happening. So in effect, they're in the cycle where they consume their own propaganda.

You then end up with a mix of scenarios. If CNN openly on the air defends antifa from their highest personalities to their guests, well, then people in the Democratic Party of Oregon are going to say, hey, look, if this is what people like, if this is what mains your America supports, who are we to call it out?

And you end up with extreme calls to action being defended. I'm trying to avoid saying, you know, talking about what exactly what was shown, but you know, you basically know it is, you know, they're, they're, they're critical of the police to an extreme degree. And there is an incitement.

And the Democrats at this point have become so, I guess, weak and, and blinded by the fake news, they're just going to support it. Now, the debate is tonight.

So I'm going to go through a bit of relevant information starting with this particular story about what happened in Portland, Oregon. I'm going to be moving very quickly through it, though, because admittedly YouTube makes my job hard.

So let's do this. Let's get started with this story graffiti to stay as people mourn Portland activists before we get started. Head over to Timcast.com slash don't it? If you'd like to support my work, there's a paypal option, a crypto option, a physical address.

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