Citizens Liberty Organization / Texas / texas-news

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https://dfw.cbslocal.com/2020/05/06/texas-attorney-general-ken-paxton-immediate-release-jailed-dallas-salon-owner-shelley-luther/

They’re doing something right, for once

Finally

Hopefully they do something for the guys in Odessa too

I donated to her gofund me last time I looked it was at 344,000

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/abbott-issues-executive-order-eliminating-jail-as-punishment-for-violating-coronavirus-restrictions

https://www.everythinglubbock.com/news/ector-county-swat-team-raids-local-bar-for-protesting-to-reopen/

What about this bois?

You’re a little late on this one

Yeah I’ve been off work and away from the net for four days

They are out of jail already, they will win their case I'm sure

They were on adjacent property with permission from the owner. I'm in Odessa and had no idea this was gonna happen. Glad I finally got in here

@XxREGxX will you be at the rally on June 6?

I'm gonna try to but idk if I'm gonna be able to take off wrk. Hopefully I'll be on days off

https://sanangelolive.com/news/crime/video/2020-05-14/watch-armed-suspect-makes-desperate-pleas-about-tyrannical-government

https://youtu.be/j37j1tZmm-4

I saw that too

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3035889796433588&id=100000377935557&d=null&vh=i

Shots fired last night on Crystal Beach (near Galveston) during Jeep weekend. One dead, others injured

Im guessing drunken belligerents

Oh wow i was right

Lol, what gave it away?

It gets worse every year.

We have a family house down there. Trust me, he's right ^^^^

I was going to go last year, but didn’t. It was insane, but as far as I know, no one got shot. A few really bad drunk driving wrecks though.

There's always wrecks down there. It's been getting worse each year. But most of the time it's pretty peaceful

It used to be awesome. Good people, just having fun and letting loose. Not to sound like an old man, but the kids with their jacked up trucks with RWP were there last year, and it got way too roudy.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1369795653220849&id=100005712812717

Anyone hear what started this fire? I'm behind

Gulf Point condominiums

https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-directs-tdem-dshs-hhsc-to-test-all-nursing-home-residents-staff-in-texas

Goddamn it. Is this shit seriously happening right now?

#texas-news Forced testing will happen. Contact tracing is happening. Forced vaccinations are coming. What are you going to do when it comes?

@[MS] Foxtrot795 Yes

It will be nation wide soon I'm sure

Say what you want, but my mom works in a nursing home. They are death centers if COVID gets in them.

@Nose TC so does my wife

I'm not saying its good or bad. Just informing folks

Texas has done a pretty good job keeping the homes safe. NY on the other hand...

Agreed

@Lucky Texan I agree. All I’m saying is it’s been proven that the tests are either contaminated or give false positives

They’re only 30% accurate what why I’ve read

I don't trust them to not intentionally or accidentally infect people with the test. But I also think that is a violation of your 4th amendment rights.

The gov has proven to be incompetent and untrustworthy. I will not consent to their test.

But that's just my opinion. Everyone should be allowed to choose if they want it or not.

I feel the exact same way.

https://youtu.be/o1sARurIEoY

Everyone go give Kory some love. Like his YouTube channel and more. I personally know him and the dudes amazing

Not sure where to post this but I just wanted to share some intel I gathered yesterday when I was boots-on-the-ground. Yesterday I was at the protests in Houston, but as soon as the media went home (most media left at sundown because of lighting issues for their content), things got spicy. I was working with a couple of my boys to keep everybody in the crowd supplied and on their toes to try and stay ahead of police boxing people in, but at one point we decided to head back to a secondary resupply location in 2nd Ward to prepare for things in case they got more serious. We set up some traffic cones for gas just in case, and headed to the resupply location. On our way there, we saw police reinforcements stacking up outside the loop east of the Eastex Fwy, empty buses and police cruisers all parked in a fenced off lot that appeared to be some kind of autoshop. On our way back from the medical tent and resupply location, we heard a series of fizzling explosions (probably rubber bullets or something since it lacked the characteristic **pop** of gunfire), and a small crowd on bicycles fled past us on Harrisburg Blvd. By the time we managed to get back into the city, shit had already hit the fan. It looked like a scene out of an apocalyptic movie. I saw a couple unconscious people on the ground, unclear if they were sleeping homeless or injured peeps, but regardless we left some guys behind to check up on them and see what's up. My group continued into the city on our patrol and all we could see were scattered signs, debris, and resting police in full gear everywhere. It was a ghost town, no protesters anywhere. They arrested like 200 people in a blitz, and the last time we all saw them, the crowd was peaceful/unarmed.

The tactics the HPD seem to be using is to appease the crowds by appearing benign to win their trust and lower their guard until the sun goes down and the media leaves, at which point they did a coordinated strike that was highly effective in ending the protest in it's entirety all at once. I feel like it's important to share the info bc better comms & organization could have saved those 200 people from being arrested if they hadn't become trapped in a narrow city street.

We had recon on where the police were and what their plans were, but we didn't have an effective way to disseminate this information to the crowd in time for them all to escape the street.

And again, I wanted to mention, it was for sure a **peaceful protest** because even the agitators, some Antifa guys, were nipped in the bud by the crowd and sent away. So whatever happened in those 20min, it had to have been some serious shit. I'm still trying to find someone who was there who could tell me what happened while our crew was gone. 🙁

It was a sad sight to be honest, just signs and debris scattered everywhere without the slightest peep of defiance in the city left. Every last protester, arrested. I wish we could have gotten there sooner, in-time for the police blitz, because I'm still wondering if there was something we could have done to save those 200.

(Not sure about specific numbers, it was reported by the HPD that they arrested 200 people, but I doubt it was 200 _exactly_. )

I even ran into some homeless guy ranting and raving about how there was "no protests, it's over, [they have] no hope."

just a sad scene all around

Fucking commies, bro!

I imagine they’ve misinterpreted the flag. Originally, the snake represented the American citizens, with the “treaders” being the government. It was mostly used by libertarians, and then conservatives adopted it from libertarians. They don’t see the snake as representing America, but as representing conservatives.