“The BLM people and their leftist allies want to do more than just remove images or loot some stores. They are aiming at a Marxist transformation of the United States. This has been done elsewhere: in China by Mao, in Russia by Lenin, and Cambodia by Pol Pot - find any weakness or real injustice and use it to inflame violence and destabilize society so they can climb out of the ruins and seize power. It seems hard to believe that people can be so cunning and devious with long range schemes for power but that is what they have done before and are doing now.
“What really surprises me has been the complete weakness of the response. Ideally, the heads of BLM should be arrested, their funding cut off, and looters and rioters who attack police should be selectively shot (as opposed to indiscriminately mowing people down). But then the media would be screaming bloody murder. America has now reached the point where it cannot even defend itself.
“This is the result of a deep moral and spiritual cancer that has been spreading for years. The strength of character necessary to oppose these fascist criminals doesn't seem to exist. Also, Trump has been a great businessman, but he has failed to rally his supporters by presenting a clear and compelling analysis of the danger, and has failed to use necessary force.
“If this is not stopped it will go on and on. Their ultimate target, as one BLM activist said, is to restructure all of society - eliminate the nuclear family and the patriarchy, capitalism, and income inequality, which means destroying the rich, with not surprising consequences for the whole of the economy bringing poverty and shortages out of prosperity, with of course a complete loss of political freedom.
“Professing concern for Black lives and racism is only a political tactic. Black lives lost due to black on black crime, drugs, or abortion mean nothing to them.”

Second source: Moe Factz with Adam Curry. Moe's background is something of an enigma. He is a black American, though, who is spending a considerable amount of time deep diving black culture in America and deconstructing the mainstream narrative. Adam Curry is one of the first podcasters and a former MTV personality.

The show is delivered as a podcast, but also posted to YouTube. Each episode is meant to be "evergreen", not tied to current events and relevant at any time. I've been listening to the current episode each week and gradually picking up the older ones.

https://www.youtube.com/channe....l/UC00YFNgWmjrh1gNBi

A "fun" quote from the article:

Mitchell Erickson’s fingers began dialing 911 last week before he had a chance to even consider alternatives, when two black teenagers who looked to be 15, at most, cornered him outside his home a block away from the park.

One of the boys pointed a gun at Mr. Erickson’s chest, demanding his car keys.

Flustered, Mr. Erickson handed over a set, but it turned out to be house keys. The teenagers got frustrated and ran off, then stole a different car down the street.

Mr. Erickson said later that he would not cooperate with prosecutors in a case against the boys. After the altercation, he realized that if there was anything he wanted, it was to offer them help. But he still felt it had been right to call the authorities because there was a gun involved.

Two days after an initial conversation, his position had evolved. “Been thinking more about it,” he wrote in a text message. “I regret calling the police. It was my instinct but I wish it hadn’t been. I put those boys in danger of death by calling the cops.”

What about the fact that the boys had put his life in danger?

“Yeah I know and yeah it was scary but the cops didn’t really have much to add after I called them,” he replied. “I haven’t been forced to think like this before. So I would have lost my car. So what? At least no one would have been killed.”

and if he had been shot?

I guess his viewpoint would not have 'evolved.' lol. And hey, it isn't like people DO get shot. He had nothing to worry about.

I have noticed the last couple of days that World-o-meter has counted "probable cases" as part of their actual case numbers. While Michigan may report 300 (example), world-o-meter adds the other 40 (example) for a total of 340. That doesn't seem right to me.