Ever hear of the strategy of tension? Well, you're living it. The Monica Perez show starts now.

This is Monica Perez, your Libertarian Voice on News 95-5 and AM 750 WSD every Saturday

from 3 to 6, covering the news of the week from a

libertarian perspective but we have breaking news today that I think we should lead with. This week the big story was is North Korea, a lot

attention in North Korea and I do want to talk about that. I have a obviously a different perspective. If you've ever heard

the show before you know I'm going to tell you stuff that you're not hearing during

the week on the glowing box in your living room that's

generating that cable news propaganda. But today in Charlottesville there was a protest, this is the official story as far as we're hearing

about it.

Unite the Right is a group that was protesting the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee.

So I never heard of this group before and I don't know what their history is,

but the way they're being portrayed it's basically a

patchwork of let's just say for short hand white supremacist or white maybe it's all to write, like however you want to, depending on which side of the spectrum

you are, that's how you see this.

So these, there were this protest against removing the statute from what I understand and then counter protests

That erupted in clashes I think the latest was that a car ran into some of these protesters and the

governor declared a state of emergency and he and according to the organizer of this event Jason Kessler they called it an

unlawful assembly even before the event could start despite the fact that they

had a legal permit to be there. So already we have this conflict

about the law and to me that this kind of clash has been happening a lot. I consider them these clashes that

we're seeing to be in some cases orchestrated and some cases they just trigger people. They lead people to

the trough. A year ago or more April 2016 there was a some kind of assembly like this in Stone Mountain.

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