Kelley Paul: Our harrowing, dystopian night

Thursday night felt like being in a terrifying dystopian novel. The mob swarmed me and my husband, Sen. Rand Paul, in a tight circle, screaming expletives, threats, and shouting, "Say her name." We rushed up to two police officers, and I believe that is the only thing that kept us from being knocked to the ground. Even pressed against the officers, we were greatly outnumbered.

Have to say I didn't think the black community could alienate me any more than they have since these protests/riots first started.....but there's nothing they could do or say now or in the future that will change the disdain I have toward them and their culture of violence. I will oppose 'anything' they want or demand.

I understand your reaction. BUT.

Do not forget that the biggest goal of commies/marxists/leftists is to DIVIDE by pretending they represent a majority.

I've said for months that the biggest losers in the "Black Lives Matter" bullsh*t will in fact be...black people.

Just like Antifa doesn't represent all whites, BLM doesn't represent all blacks.

Food for thought. It's all about destroying this country.

I understand what you're saying but I don't hear nor see those the black community opposing this violence.....let alone the deaths of their own people at their own hands.

It just appears they're afraid of their own kind yet they expect citizens to just stand by and not have these riots affect peoples attitudes about them. THEY are separating themselves...we're not causing this.

Look at what the demands are for...separate colleges, separate flows of revenue in the areas they never improve nor build on yet resent it when other people want too lead them in the right direction.

They are and appear to want to remain a welfare culture always demanding more money and resources be thrown their way, (like Africa), they cannot seem to go further as a community then demanding more of the same or they threaten with yet more violence. It's disgusting behavior I've grown more than tired of.

There's a reason Oprah bowed out of helping the inner city girls.....they didn't want to do the ‘work’ as she said.

So I won't accept I'm causing any divide whatsoever...it is their own hands that want to sustain division....so it is exactly as they want it to be.

I understand what you're saying but I don't hear nor see those the black community opposing this violence.....let alone the deaths of their own people at their own hands.

Look at what the demands are for...separate colleges, separate flows of revenue in the areas they never improve nor build on yet resent it when other people want too lead them in the right direction.

There's a reason Oprah bowed out of helping the inner city girls.....they didn't want to do the ‘work’ as she said.

So I won't accept I'm causing any divide whatsoever...it is their own hands that want to sustain division....so it is exactly as they want it to be.

That's correct. I watched the video. Many blacks are yellnng at the Pauls along with many whites. The black grievance cause was not advanced by that mob. The opposite happened, the black grievance cause took a hit. But the whites in the video did most of the shoving.

I think there's a pretty clear useful idiot scenario of both whites and blacks being used to widen the divide. 99% of Americans will not see the video but will keep believing whatever they hear. Some will hear it is all bad blacks. Others will hear that it is just a variation of classic black righteous protest, locking arms and getting fire-hosed for asking to vote.

I don’t buy that because of all the videos I’ve carefully watched and as well looting......especially in DC.

Further, this began as a black matter, has been sustained as a black matter, and even today at the monument remained a black matter.

It does not “matter” if or not whites joined in nor if or not they were antif/BLm or any group that is joined at the hip with them...it’s a black issue period.

DC is 100% black, gay, and yuppie (or whatever they are called nowadays). So naturally looting in DC was black since gays and yuppies can just order online with less fuss. Likewise looting in other inner cities. Blacks even tried it in the DC suburbs (Manassas). Big mistake: they were instantly arrested. Back in those days the cops had to merely follow groups of blacks. But riots in DC had a lot of whites from the suburbs and some leftist whites from DC. Also, the black looting in DC has stopped for now. Can't simply follow a group of blacks anymore. Cops who do that will be fired or put on trial for profiling.

In Portland the rioters are almost all white and it's white-driven causes: anarchy and marxism. BLM was founded by marxists so they have common cause. Black grievances are still being used as an excuse by the whites. The fake news of "hands up don't shoot" is still being peddled and yelled. Various blacks in various cities take advantage of the chaos to loot. They are criminals and need to be stopped.

Race is a divider because of color and it is a convenient crutch. Blacks brought it upon themselves in the beginning, but even then it was the elite leftist blacks like Sharpton pushing it. But now it's a class war. It's everybody from white Hollywood to white corporate elites to white owners of teams of blacks who are often hired for muscle and not intelligence. Make no mistake, those whites are our enemies.

Their goal is very simole, eliminate the middle class, white or black and thereby destroy America. By burning businesses, inner city blacks may be their foot soldiers in a few cases, but most of the business burners are white. The looters want the loot without getting singed. The political strategy is to accuse the President of killing blacks (and incidental whites) in the pandemic or whatever other lies they need to make to keep blacks and white libs picking cotton on the same plantation.

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