federal and state crime enforcement gangs are on a nationwide manhunt for a person or persons who has committed no crime; Massie thinks he knows who the real perp is

[“Report from Occupied America: Free the Mizzou Two! The Malicious Prosecution of Two Fun-Loving College Students and Midshipmen Who Hadn’t Broken Any Laws, for Felony Whiteness.”]

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
friday, november 8, 2024 at 10:40:00 a.m. est

fbi “investigates” text messages that promote bLACK employment; Massie thinks he knows who sent them

“(zh) federal officials announced on thursday that they are investigating racist text messages targeting black Americans throughout the country.

“residents in new york, alabama, california, pennsylvania, tennessee, and ohio have reported receiving the messages.

“the fbi said in a statement that it is aware of the situation and is in contact with the justice department and other federal authorities.

“the anonymous messages told recipients that they had been selected to report to a plantation to pick cotton.

[GRA: Hilarious.]

“the texts, which have been widely shared on social media, varied in wording but had similar tones. some of the texts instructed individuals to meet at a specific address with their belongings, while other messages did not provide a location.

“some texts mentioned the incoming administration.

“california mother Tasha Dunham reported that her teenaged daughter received the message the day after the election. the message, which even included her daughter’s name, instructed her to report to a plantation in north carolina.

“‘it was very disturbing,’ Dunham said.

[N.S.: The first amendment is very disturbing, lady, that is, if this isn’t a hoax. Such incidents are either perfectly legal, or criminal when they are race hoaxes, which crime enforcement to uses as a pretext to violate Whites’ liberties. However, in the case of Tasha Dunham, my hunch is that this is a hoax. Either she or her daughter copied and pasted the message off of social media, and sent it to the girl, or an acquaintance did so. Where would the original prankster get the idea of sending it to Tasha Dunham’s daughter?]

“‘everybody’s just trying to figure out what does this all mean for me? so, I definitely had a lot of fear and concern.”

“meanwhile, ohio criminal general David Yost announced that his office is looking into the ‘despicable messages’ in a post on x.

“Louisiana attorney general Liz Murrill said in a social media post that she [illegally] directed the state’s bureau of investigation to look into the origins of the ‘disgusting texts,’ which she said only intends to divide people.

“the national association for the advancement of colored people (naacp) said the messages serve as a reminder that the struggle against racism and discrimination is far from over.”

[Redundant naacp boilerplate: the sun rising in the morning “serves as a reminder that the struggle against racism and discrimination is far from over.”]

“Nimrod Chapel, Jr., president of the missouri state conference of the naacp, called the messages an act of terrorism.

“‘this is terrorism plain and simple,’ Chapel wrote in a statement.

“‘it points to a well-organized and resourced group that has decided to target Americans on our home soil based on the color of our skin. the schools that were targeted and law enforcement need to take these reports seriously and act quickly to prevent the escalation to physical violence.

“the fbi encouraged the public to report threats of physical violence [N.S.: real or fictional] to local law enforcement authorities.

“meanwhile, rep. Thomas Massie (r-ky.) dismissed the situation in a social media post, accusing the fbi of sending the messages. ‘it’s probably y’all sending them. pack your bags,’ he said.”

GRA: I agree.

--GRA

I’m starting to like this Thomas Massie fellow, even if he is a republican!