Posted on 08/15/2017 7:04:45 AM PDT by Lockbox
Well this is fishy. His name is Jason Kessler. He is the one cited as the organizer of the now infamous “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. The thing is, Mr. Kessler’s arrival on the “alt right” and/or “White Nationalist” scene didn’t occur until November 2016.
That’s right – Kessler didn’t start his white nationalist activism until after Donald Trump won the White House. Prior to that it appears he participated in the far left/socialist Occupy Wall Street movement as noted by the far-left, George Soros-funded Southern Poverty Law Center
Rumors abound on white nationalist forums that Kessler’s ideological pedigree before 2016 was less than pure and seem to point to involvement in the Occupy movement and past support for President Obama.
At one recent speech in favor of Charlottesville’s status as a sanctuary city, Kessler live-streamed himself as an attendee questioned him and apologized for an undisclosed spat during Kessler’s apparent involvement with Occupy. Kessler appeared visibly perturbed by the woman’s presence and reminders of their past association.
It also appears Mr. Kessler was actually a CNN on site correspondent during the Occupy protests: (these are being archived as it appears CNN is attempting to scrub its former affiliation with Mr. Kessler:)
—————— Wall Street protests grow after unions’ endorsement By Jason Kessler and Michael Martinez, CNN Updated 2344 GMT (0744 HKT) October 5, 2011
http://archive.is/3KXwO
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5 years ago Poll: Most New Yorkers side with protesters Posted by
By CNN Assignment Editor Jason Kessler
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And Kessler has actually taken money as a consultant from a Democrat running for Senate:
Jason Kessler received $1,320.00 as a “Consultation Fee” for assisting a Democrat running for Senate in 2012.
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In 2015 Kessler described himself as a pro-abortion environmentalist non-interventionist pro-equality atheist, among other things.
So, with all of the information outlined above, it seems that a pro abortion environmentalist atheist Democrat Party supporting Occupy Wall Street activist suddenly became a right wing protester after Donald Trump became president in 2016.
That requires something of a hypothetical. It is well known how much the DEEP STATE despises POTUS Trump. Is it beyond the realm of possibility to consider Jason Kessler and others like him are actually DEEP STATE operatives working to further divide and conqueror America? Trump is a direct threat to that plan. Why not paint Trump with the broad strokes of racism, hatred and bigotry in order to further erode his millions strong base of support?
Sound far-fetched? Crazy? Inconceivable?
Perhaps, but if you don’t already know, our DEEP STATE during the Obama administration did that very thing in Ukraine, an operation that was also strongly supported by such DEEP STATE Republicans such as Senator Lindsey Graham and John McCain. It was also proven this very same method was utilized against the Trump campaign in 2016 when paid actors were following the campaign from one city to the next and the media was repeatedly calling them “protesters” even though they knew better. These kinds of operations are nothing new. Create divisive chaos/agitation prior to an attempted overthrow of government.
That last line is worth repeating:
Create divisive chaos/agitation prior to an attempted overthrow of government.
Is Jason Kessler a misguided activist or a willing pawn in a much larger psy-ops program that is at this very moment rippling across the country? Who knows. There is certainly enough already there, though, to make one say “hmmm….”
Can it proven that this is the same Jason Kessler?
Follow the money...
<>Who purchase the flags?
<>Who purchased the torches?
<>Which company manufactured the torches and flags?
<>What was the shipping destination for the flags?
<>Which online marketing company facilitated the transaction?
<>Will these topics be investigated by Jeff Bezos’ blog or will it take the intrepid George Webb to peek under the skirts (burkas) of the riot facilitators?
How many Jason Kesslers can there be? This was another false flag operation that Sessions needs to expose.
Seems like an ombudsman is needed to root-out and daylight (doxx) this types of transactions.
<>Who provided the printing services for the fancy signs?
<>Fire torches ... spike in sales
<>Flags
The Democrats then all the usual stuff still works
NOT IN THE INTERNET AGE!!!
I’d say this is about as close to the truth as we will ever find out, and the social furor will be toned down even further now that this is out.
The activists’ handlers will be sending them throughout the south to see how long before someone takes another activist out, this time with a gun instead of a car. Can you imagine the vetting FiatChrysler is doing on potential Challenger, Charger, or four wheel drive vehicles buyers now in the south ?
C’mon folks you can smell a setup a mile away. You have some generic group or movement springing up and calling itself “Unite the Right”. Instead of conservatives coming out it’s a small group of Nazi and white nationalist types. The MSM gets their narrative and they spend an entire taking shots at the president and us by extension of being sympathetic to racist scum like that. We weren’t born yesterday folks. This was a setup from beginning to end and this is gonna be an ongoing thing by the left.
My whitepages search pulled up 15 just on the first page.
Good questions, do the links show photos or film of the person so that they can be compared?
I think we know who yet nothing is ever done about him, why? Too big?
Are they all hardcore political activists? He is the same guy.
From a distance, you could tell the entire event and response was pre-planned - how? By the speed and complete uniformity of the media response, the use of the exact same phrases and cliches, and the immediate response from certain politicians.
I think we know who. Why isn’t anything ever done about him? Too big?
False flag.
Here’s the method: Invite the 37 KKK members and 25 Nazi stooges living across the U.S. to a rally about an R.E. Lee statue. Get them to show up, wave their flags, chant their slogan, march, and so on.
In the mean time, invite the 5,000 Black Bloc, 10,000 Antifa, and 20,000,000 BLM activists to Charlottesville for a counter rally.
Invite the so-called news media.
Inform the sympathetic governor and the sympathetic mayor.
Everybody shows up. Somebody starts a fight. More fighting ensues.
Make sure the cops allow the fight to get started and going before stepping in. Via the governor. Via the mayor.
Media and crowd get lots of good video of rebel flags, Nazi flags, and violence.
Media reports that KKK and Nazis and white supremicists create hate and violence and racism.
Middle America has never heard of Antifa or Black Bloc and are sympathetic to BLM. Middle America definitely understands the KKK and Nazis.
Immediately tie Trump, Bannon, to Charlottesville Nazis and KKK. Trump. Nazi. Trump. KKK.
This is easy. Middle America sucks it up.
What did CNN know and when did they know it?
FYI
I don’t know what is going on but my alert sense kicked in when I saw the very first picture from the protest of those preppy looking white boys with khaki pants, white shirts and carefully combed hair. It was very odd to me. They looked like they just came from some frat house. Carrying Tiki torches? SO weird. It didn’t seem to fit. I saw a different picture of a white tatted up bearded beefy guy who fit my stereotypical image better. But the preppy guys were all over the place. Then, a young person I know shared a picture of those guys side by side of Trump wearing the same outfit and both were wearing red hats. The suggestion was obvious and my young friend had fallen for it because that is what she hears and believes. Then I wondered if the whole thing was a set up. I hope proof positive exists that it was and that I can enlighten my friend and another more irritating young man who wanted me to disprove the diatribe associated with the picture. I will not debate him. It would go nowhere but a circle.
Here is the diatribe. This author studied theology at Abilene Christian University. Not surprising.
“Zach Snyder
August 12 at 10:38pm · Abilene, TX ·
Since words are failing me, here are some from Mark Weathers:
I have become tired of pretending that we (white America) don’t know something about the person serving as President of the United States.
Today, our patience and quietude with him has been revealed as an injurious vice.
When Donald Trump tweeted, two years ago, a black cartoon “thug” figure with a gun, and stats about “black on black crime,” mainstream White America shrugged.
When Donald Trump failed to disavow the Ku Klux Klan and their public support of him, in February of 2016, mainstream white America shrugged.
When Khizr and Ghazala Khan spoke against Trump at the Democratic National Convention Trump singled out Ghazala saying: “If you look at his wife, she was standing there. She had nothing to say. She probably, maybe she wasn’t allowed to have anything to say. You tell me.”
And mainstream white America shrugged.
When a federal judge, Gonzalo Curiel (born in Indiana), was overseeing a lawsuit against Trump University, Trump responded that a Mexican judge was incapable of considering the case fairly, saying to CNN: “He’s a Mexican. We’re building a wall between here and Mexico. The answer is, he is giving us very unfair rulings — rulings that people can’t even believe.”
Mainstream white America shrugged.
The Justice Department sued the Trump Management Corporation twice for allegedly discriminating against black applicants by telling them apartments weren’t available. The findings in the lawsuit demonstrated convincingly that the company quoted different rental terms and conditions to black and Puerto Rican rental applicants, then were offered to white applicants. Donald Trump then sued the Justice Department for defamation.
The New Jersey Casino Control Commission fined the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino $200,000 after it proved successfully that black employee card dealers were being removed from the floor, at the request of certain big-spending gamblers. A state appeals court upheld the fine.
Kip Brown, a former employee at Trump’s Castle Casino offered a memory, from years before, to a New Yorker journalist saying: “When Donald and Ivana came to the casino, the bosses would order all the black people off the floor. It was the eighties, I was a teenager, but I remember it: they put us all in the back.”
Mainstream white America shrugged.
John O’Donnell, former president of Trump Castle and Trump Plaza, stated in writing that Trump once told him (and I quote): “And isn’t it funny. I’ve got black accountants at Trump Castle and Trump Plaza. Black guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day.”
And mainstream white America shrugged.
When correspondent Jake Tapper asked Donald Trump if we was willing to condemn white supremacist groups that endorsed him, Trump claimed that he didn’t know anything about white supremacists or about David Duke. He was pressed twice more by Tapper, and Donald Trump said that “I won’t condemn any group that I haven’t researched.”
Donald Trump would later claim that his earpiece, during the interview, wasn’t working.
Mainstream white America shrugged.
During his presidential campaign, Donald Trump referred to Mexican immigrants as murderers and rapists, citing no statistics or casuistry.
Mainstream white America shrugged.
Trump continued, for years, to claim that he didn’t know where Barack Obama was born, and even after his long form birth certificate was released to the public, he questioned Obama’s nationality years into his second term, in paid speeches and on social media.
Mainstream white America shrugged.
Nearly every time that Donald Trump refers to certain groups, he addresses them as homogeneous blocks. Nearly every time Trump mentions a minority group, he uses the definite article the, as in “the Hispanics,” “the Muslims” and “the blacks.”
Including this jewel from July of 2016: ““The Hispanics are going to get those jobs, and they’re going to love Trump.”
Mainstream white America continues to shrug.
During Obama’s second term, Trump was asked about how Black America would perceive him, given that he claimed to be funding an investigation into the president’s nationality. He responded. “I have a great relationship with the blacks. I’ve always had a great relationship with the blacks.”
Shall we never forget the now heralded #CincoDeMayo quote; “The best taco bowls are made in Trump Tower Grill. I love Hispanics!”
When Trump received resistance to his attempt to open a casino in Bridgeport, Connecticut that would threaten the financial livelihood of the Mashantucket Pequot Nation, he told the House subcommittee on Native American Affairs that “they don’t look like Indians to me... They don’t look like Indians to Indians.”
In the late 1980’s Trump took out full page ads in New York newspapers, calling for the execution of five black teenagers that would become known as “The Central Park Five.” In the ad, Trump wrote that “They should be forced to suffer and, when they kill, they should be executed for their crimes,” and further “I want to hate these murderers and I always will.” All five of the young men would serve years in prison for the murder of a young female jogger, until D.N.A. evidence showed the entire group to be innocent, and they were exonerated of all charges.
Donald Trump responded to their wrongful conviction on Twitter saying: “Tell me, what were they doing in the park, playing checkers?” (April 21, 2013).
At a November campaign in Alabama, Trump supporters tackled, punched, and kicked a Black Lives Matter protester. When asked to comment the next day to the press, Trump responded: “Maybe [the protester] should have been roughed up. It was absolutely disgusting what he was doing.”
In 2015, two brothers, Bostonians Scott and Steve Leader, claimed that Donald Trump inspired them to beat up a Latino homeless man, hitting him in the head with a metal pole and urinating on his face.
One of the brothers told police: “Donald Trump was right — all these illegals need to be deported.”
When asked to comment, Trump responded: “I will say that people who are following me are very passionate. They love this country and they want this country to be great again. They are passionate.”
Mainstream white America shrugged.
In a 1989 interview with Bryant Gumbel, Trump observed ‘’A well-educated black has a tremendous advantage over a well-educated white in terms of the job market. I think sometimes a black may think they don’t have an advantage or this and that. . . . I’ve said on one occasion, even about myself, if I were starting off today, I would love to be a well-educated black, because I believe they do have an actual advantage.’’
Mainstream white America shrugged, some nodded.
When speaking before the Republican Jewish Coalition, December of 2015, Trump jested: “Is there anyone who doesn’t renegotiate deals in this room? Perhaps more than any room I’ve spoken to.”
Later in the speech he even commented that he wouldn’t accept their campaign contributions and that this meant he wouldn’t get their support offering: “You’re not going to support me, because I don’t want your money. You want to control your own politician.”
Mainstream white America shrugged.
At a public speaking event in California last year, Trump pointed out a black supporter saying: “Look at my African American over here. Look at him,” Trump continued. “Are you the greatest?”
Mainstream white America shrugged.
Former Miss Teen USA contestant, Kamie Crawford, said that prior to a meeting with Donald Trump (when she was 17 years old) a person affiliated with the competition offered her a pointer saying (and I’m quoting Crawford): “Mr. Trump doesn’t like black people. So don’t take it the wrong way if he isn’t extremely welcoming towards you. If he is, then you just must be the “type” of black he likes.”
Later that day, she saw Trump stage side as another black contestant was practicing for the talent competition, and Trump turned away and Crawford recalls that Trump “Literally turned his back to the stage and made a face like he was going to vomit at the sight of her.”
Her statements were all made public last year.
Mainstream White America shrugged.
Today, in the United States, a white supremacist drove a car, ISIS style, into a crowd of counter protesters, killing one person. Numerous people that were a part of the White Nationalist protest were wearing Trump’s now infamous red, campaign baseball cap.
Trump responded, minutes ago, on Twitter saying: “Condolences to the family of the young woman killed today, and best regards to all of those injured, in Charlottesville, Virginia. So sad!”
Earlier that day, Trump reflected on the events in a live press conference saying that: “This egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence, on many sides. On many sides. It’s been going on for a long time in our country.”
20 seconds later, Trump pointed out that unemployment rates in America are now at a historic low, and that “many, many” other good things are happening.
I suppose that some members of mainstream white America shrugged.
But I cannot shrug.
And I can no longer shrug at mainstream white Americans who still cannot find a basis for opening their eyes to the widespread white supremacy movement that has organically and intuitively blossomed, waving the banner of “Make America Great Again.”
It is beyond my ability to continue to name this as innocent naivete, or a benign difference of political sentiment.
I have Trump supporting friends that I like, and enjoy spending time with, and conversing with regularly. I will continue in my friendships with them.
But precisely because I appreciate who they are, and their ability to perceive the world intelligently, I (and many, many others) am expecting something of them to be offered, soberly, with a measure of penitence.
I have not done everything I can do to shrug off the benefits of white privilege as it implicates me, but it is on me to do everything I can do to shrug off excuses for our indigenous and flourishing white supremacy. White racism was used as a public discourse and social tool in galvanizing political support of a politician. And he won.
Our silence is complicity.
It is on all of us, white America.”
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