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Susan Larson ♀️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🌈

to in with to

A of the of the , promising would speak against “ of any form.”

— Tell that to the “very fine people on both sides” while raising your for the . Tell that to the innocent trans people you attack non-stop.

straitstimes.com/world/trump-t

The Straits Times · Trump to campaign in Michigan town with historic links to white extremismFormer President Donald Trump will visit a Michigan town on Tuesday one month after white supremacists rallied there, sparking renewed criticism from Democrats who accuse his campaign of stirring up racial tensions for political gain. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Susan Larson ♀️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🌈

The is a used by groups to promote their clenched fist, often associated with power and defiance, from The in the 1990's to represent and . This is used to signal and among and is part of their broader effort to and .

The image is a screenshot from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) website describing the "Aryan Fist" symbol. Here is a detailed description for visually impaired users: Description: Title: Aryan Fist Alternate Names: White Power Fist, White Fist Symbol: The symbol depicted is an upright clenched fist, drawn in black and white. The fist is a common representation of defiance, unity, and power. Text Description: The upright clenched fist has long been used as a symbol (both graphically and as a hand gesture) to represent themes such as defiance, unity, and power. In the 1960s and 1970s, black nationalist groups in the United States and elsewhere often used a dark-skinned clenched fist gesture or image as a "black power" symbol. By the 1980s, white supremacists in the United States and elsewhere had appropriated this symbol, substituting a white fist. White supremacists frequently claim that they use the symbol to represent "white pride" or "white power." Logo: In the top right corner of the image, there is the ADL logo with the tagline "FIGHTING HATE FOR GOOD."
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Ramesh #NotGoingBack

⬆️ Was Trump taken off stage quickly enough?

Objectively, NO

The female #SecretService agent was still ducked, but the other one to the right was posing for the #AryanFist shot as if there was no danger.

Remember, #GavriloPrincip was not alone. #Serbia’s #BlackHand sent a pack of wolves into #Sarajevo to #assassinate Archduke #FranzFerdinand.

Also #Trump said on #Jan6 "I don’t fucking care that they have weapons, they’re not here to hurt me…Take the fucking mags away"

bbc.com/news/articles/cd1jz027

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Ramesh #NotGoingBack

⬆️ @InfoSecSherpa

>> Pay attention to the language the media uses.

Pay attention to language the "victim" uses — awkward passive voice: "Much bleeding took place, so I realized then what was happening"

Pay attention to language of the alleged victim's son: "He'll never stop fighting to Save America." No horror. No shock. Just bravado.

Pay attention to the iconic shot where the "victim" sticks his neck out and raises an #AryanFist

Pay attention to subliminal messages like an #UpsideDown flag

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