It's unitary control of the economy, law, and government under one leader. The classic work is Machiavelli's The Prince.
Next question.
Gutless Nazis
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Yeah....that blubbery idiot Christopher Cantwell sure looked like a hero when faced with arrest.
Just haven't stopped working & haven't had a vacation in 15 years. Try it see how lovely you get.
Free course in self flagellation given by the above three members later today ...followed by a lesson in group think....
Then learn how to put the blame on those who prefer to think for themselves....
Well then. I strongly suspect that no blame can fall on you.
Im assuming my responsibilities of my actions by constantly working none stop for the last 15 years, with no vacation in sight. Dont expect people to Act like delicate snowflakes under such economic realities.
His story of being stabbed for a neo-Nazi haircut went viral. Police say it was a lie.
By Andrew deGrandpre August 28
Police in Sheridan, Colo., were dubious of Joshua Lee Witt the instant they met him nearly two weeks ago, bloodied but surprisingly calm, in a Steak ‘n Shake parking lot.
It was there, Witt claimed, that a knife-wielding black man attacked him for looking like a neo-Nazi.
The incident in Sheridan happened Aug. 16, just four days after the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, which left one counterprotester and two state troopers who were monitoring the rally dead and 19 injured when protests fueled by racial tension exploded into horrifying violence and again raised difficult questions about the state of race relations in the United States.
On Facebook, Witt posted photos of his bandaged hand and blood-soaked jeans, saying he managed to deflect the knife when he was attacked. “Apparently I look like a neo-Nazi and got stabbed for it,” he wrote.
The post was shared tens of thousands of times.
In an interview with the New York Post, Witt said some friends suggested his haircut may have made him a target. As Yahoo News’ Gordon Hurd noted, the style is similar to that worn by white nationalist Richard Spencer.
But the officers who responded found it odd that Witt’s impulse was not to call the authorities, Sheridan Police Chief Mark Campbell told The Washington Post on Monday. Rather, the 26-year-old phoned his grandmother.
No one else had called 911 to report the attack, Campbell noted, and police could locate no other witnesses.
Then detectives found the suspect Witt described, a homeless man. “We did a photo array with that person in the lineup,” the chief said. “Witt couldn’t pick him out.”
Police now say Witt fabricated the story, that he later admitted having stabbed himself after mishandling a knife he’d just purchased at a Sportsman Warehouse down the street.
“Right from the beginning of this whole thing,” Campbell told The Post, “most of the officers who responded, we all thought, ‘This isn’t right.'”
Witt was charged Aug. 24 with making a false report. He faces up to a year in jail and a $2,600 fine.
The Post was unable to make contact with Witt, and it appears he has shut down his social media accounts. It’s unclear whether he has retained an attorney.
Witt told investigators, however, that he was recently discharged from the Navy and concocted the hate-crime story with hopes the Veterans Affairs Department would pay for his medical bills, Denver’s CBS News affiliate reported.
Campbell told The Post that police have been unable to verify whether Witt did in fact serve in the military. Reached Monday, a Navy spokesman at the Pentagon said he would research the matter but did not immediately provide a response.
Sheridan Police investigated Witt’s case as a possible hate crime, cognizant of the national discussion born from Charlottesville, Campbell said.
Witt had made his claims the same day President Trump indicated that “both sides” — that is, the white supremacists who rallied in Charlottesville and the counterprotesters who opposed them — were to blame for the mayhem there. Trump’s refusal to back down from those comments have opened him up to widespread criticism by those who say he is justifying the the views held by neo-Nazis and other white supremacists.
Local officials in Sheridan were concerned, Campbell added, that Witt’s story had attracted such broad attention yet there was little evidence to support his story.
“The reason we worked it so rigorously,” the chief added, “is because he was making the claim that he was targeted because he’s white. … We’re fortunate we got him to admit he made a false report.”
It’s the latest in a series of similar cases since Trump’s election in November, where people claim to be the victims of a racially motivated attack only to later recant their stories.
In November, for instance, police in Lafayette, La., dropped their investigation into a college student’s claim she was attacked by two white men who took her wallet and forcibly removed her hijab. The woman said she made up the story, police said.
A similar tale came to light in December, when an 18-year-old Muslim woman from Long Island said she was cornered by three drunk men who called her a terrorist and yelled “Donald Trump” before demanding she leave the United States. Police said later that story was a lie.
“We want the truth to be out there, no matter what it is,” Campbell said. “If he’s creating a false story, we want to make sure we get that story out so people aren’t afraid to go about their daily activities in our community.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-news:page/in-the-news&utm_term=.619264dee14a
By Andrew deGrandpre August 28
Police in Sheridan, Colo., were dubious of Joshua Lee Witt the instant they met him nearly two weeks ago, bloodied but surprisingly calm, in a Steak ‘n Shake parking lot.
It was there, Witt claimed, that a knife-wielding black man attacked him for looking like a neo-Nazi.
The incident in Sheridan happened Aug. 16, just four days after the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, which left one counterprotester and two state troopers who were monitoring the rally dead and 19 injured when protests fueled by racial tension exploded into horrifying violence and again raised difficult questions about the state of race relations in the United States.
On Facebook, Witt posted photos of his bandaged hand and blood-soaked jeans, saying he managed to deflect the knife when he was attacked. “Apparently I look like a neo-Nazi and got stabbed for it,” he wrote.
The post was shared tens of thousands of times.
In an interview with the New York Post, Witt said some friends suggested his haircut may have made him a target. As Yahoo News’ Gordon Hurd noted, the style is similar to that worn by white nationalist Richard Spencer.
But the officers who responded found it odd that Witt’s impulse was not to call the authorities, Sheridan Police Chief Mark Campbell told The Washington Post on Monday. Rather, the 26-year-old phoned his grandmother.
No one else had called 911 to report the attack, Campbell noted, and police could locate no other witnesses.
Then detectives found the suspect Witt described, a homeless man. “We did a photo array with that person in the lineup,” the chief said. “Witt couldn’t pick him out.”
Police now say Witt fabricated the story, that he later admitted having stabbed himself after mishandling a knife he’d just purchased at a Sportsman Warehouse down the street.
“Right from the beginning of this whole thing,” Campbell told The Post, “most of the officers who responded, we all thought, ‘This isn’t right.'”
Witt was charged Aug. 24 with making a false report. He faces up to a year in jail and a $2,600 fine.
The Post was unable to make contact with Witt, and it appears he has shut down his social media accounts. It’s unclear whether he has retained an attorney.
Witt told investigators, however, that he was recently discharged from the Navy and concocted the hate-crime story with hopes the Veterans Affairs Department would pay for his medical bills, Denver’s CBS News affiliate reported.
Campbell told The Post that police have been unable to verify whether Witt did in fact serve in the military. Reached Monday, a Navy spokesman at the Pentagon said he would research the matter but did not immediately provide a response.
Sheridan Police investigated Witt’s case as a possible hate crime, cognizant of the national discussion born from Charlottesville, Campbell said.
Witt had made his claims the same day President Trump indicated that “both sides” — that is, the white supremacists who rallied in Charlottesville and the counterprotesters who opposed them — were to blame for the mayhem there. Trump’s refusal to back down from those comments have opened him up to widespread criticism by those who say he is justifying the the views held by neo-Nazis and other white supremacists.
Local officials in Sheridan were concerned, Campbell added, that Witt’s story had attracted such broad attention yet there was little evidence to support his story.
“The reason we worked it so rigorously,” the chief added, “is because he was making the claim that he was targeted because he’s white. … We’re fortunate we got him to admit he made a false report.”
It’s the latest in a series of similar cases since Trump’s election in November, where people claim to be the victims of a racially motivated attack only to later recant their stories.
In November, for instance, police in Lafayette, La., dropped their investigation into a college student’s claim she was attacked by two white men who took her wallet and forcibly removed her hijab. The woman said she made up the story, police said.
A similar tale came to light in December, when an 18-year-old Muslim woman from Long Island said she was cornered by three drunk men who called her a terrorist and yelled “Donald Trump” before demanding she leave the United States. Police said later that story was a lie.
“We want the truth to be out there, no matter what it is,” Campbell said. “If he’s creating a false story, we want to make sure we get that story out so people aren’t afraid to go about their daily activities in our community.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-news:page/in-the-news&utm_term=.619264dee14a
The harder the left attack white people the more white people will rise in hatred of the left. Hatred usually equals hatred. So by all means, if you hate hate, then keep hating. Its about the worst idea you'll ever have.
Hate fuels on hatred
SPLC Backs Down: Removes Innocent Town From 'Hate Map'
https://pjmedia.com/trending/2017/0...n-from-hate-map-that-inspired-terror-attack//
Well there: the communaziglobalists just took one in the face.
from their own hand too...
PROJECTION: The accusers ARE the accused.
No different then the fake terror incidents that Hitler used to get power ( the Reichstag's fire ) and start WW2 ( The incident with the fake Polsh soldiers blowing up a radio station)
https://pjmedia.com/trending/2017/0...n-from-hate-map-that-inspired-terror-attack//
Well there: the communaziglobalists just took one in the face.
from their own hand too...
PROJECTION: The accusers ARE the accused.
No different then the fake terror incidents that Hitler used to get power ( the Reichstag's fire ) and start WW2 ( The incident with the fake Polsh soldiers blowing up a radio station)
ah promoting terrorism!
you anti Trumpers are so bad
as I was sayin about the left...( and the FBI too)