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ANARCHY EXPLAINED: The radical left group that’s teaching Antifa how to DESTROY State power

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Anarchy is spreading throughout America faster than it ever has before. Now, an entire 6 block radius in downtown Seattle has been claimed by members of Antifa as an “autonomous zone” — enter it, they say, and you’re officially leaving the United States. But what IS Antifa? How are they organized? And WHERE did they learn their tactics? Glenn explains the origins of a new radical left group — the Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement — and how Antifa is learning everything about how to destroy state power from them.

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  7. But Glenn you are part of the media. What you should communicate is the establishment media does not report what really happening. There is one thing I am sure of sinners are in this world. If you begin there you can continue to locate stuff, have the acuity, acumen to pierce through the subtle. Language has a incredible bent to help you grasp and fathom things. My sister explained to me that are vocabulary operates in for different spheres. Writing, speaking, reading and cognitively. Most people concentrate on only three spheres . Reading, speaking and writing. The cognitive stretch the reach of our vocabulary. Here is a example. Most talk call people good,bad corrupt. Okay that tells me very little. But a cognitively detailed would say that person is impatient or patient. Do you notice how poise or nervous they are. Cognitive vocabulary is detailed ,extended and expansive. It is not vague and lazy. So when you meet someone you are more incline to explore, investigate, examine, cross examine, interrogate not in a ugly, sententious way, but in a way to garner acuity, evidence perspicaciousness. Common Sense, Proper Perspective, picking up on the Subtle hints of someone character would be apart of your perceptive and decision making toolkit. You be able to sniff out propaganda. Fathom rhetoric. Not fall for the okie doke and manipulation of the narrative. The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help me God. It not because you are suspicious. It is because it is crucial to grasp the world you live in. That is why it is essential to know that we all sinners noun, even though we may not be sinning verb.Also we will pickup on the still small voice of the Holy Spirit! We would become Murphy Lawyers if you catch my drift. You would not keep asking why something heinous, horrible, or terrible happened you would know and accept it happen because of sin. If you label yourself a Follower of Yeshua Hamashiach, you would not be bothered by the state of the world, because the Holy Spirit would make the Serenity Prayer concrete. The prayer of Peace would be something you appreciate, Lord make me a instrument of your peace. Oh divine Lord grant that I may. Instead of thinking you are perfectly peaceful at all times in every circumstance, which we know is a lie!🤭😏. The cognitive function of our vocabulary nourishes and nurture the functioning spheres of our vocabulary. So we give bent and range to it, we can stop being hamstrung by events.

  15. Overview and Background

    FEMA leads a National Level Exercise (NLE) every two years to bring together and strengthen the whole community by testing

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    Contact us at nle@fema.dhs.gov for more information on how you can get your organization involved in NLE 2020.

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    The two-year NEP cycle is guided by Principals’ Strategic Priorities, established by the Principals Committee

    of the National Security Council and informed by preparedness data from jurisdictions across the nation.

    The 2019-2020 cycle is guided by nine Principals’ Strategic Priorities. These priorities are driven by data

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    Operational Coordination and Communications

    Examine the ability of law enforcement, fire and medical services, public health, and

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    80% of jurisdictions identified

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  17. Civil defense needed now. Every township, county ,in there state. Need m, now police are being overrun , can't count on state gaurd being called to riot duties. Seattle is proof. Yep Trump2020 🇺🇸👍. This is what our founding fathers wrote a malita. .Yep honor and protect the constitution.

  24. This has got to stop! We need to take action against these traitors before they take over anymore cities. They apparently aren't going to get a life. They live free to do as they please. If we have leaders who are going to protect us, they need to act now. Enough is enough!