Boogaloo Bois working with Hamas

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StarRaider said:
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I get the same reaction when I hear the obnoxious one from Michigan speak.
 
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Orangeslice13 said:
I’d never heard of these guys till about 3 weeks ago.
I read just enough about them to realize they are a minor inconvenience and nothing I should worry about or want anything to do with
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This is a decent overview: SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class research journals

According to Goldenberg and Finkelstein (2020), in one of the first data-driven investigations of boogaloo, they describe movement as one that self organizes across social media communities, boasts tens of thousands of users, exhibits a complex division of labor, evolves well-developed channels to innovate and distribute violent propaganda, deploys a comp lex communication network on extremist, mainstream and dark Web communities, and articulates a hybrid structure between lone-wolf and cell-like organization. (p. 2)

Boogaloo defies normal categorization given its apparently rhizomatic structure. Newhouse and Gunesch (2020) draw attention to online activity among individuals spreading boogaloo memes with themes ranging from violent insurrection of the government to threats toward police officers (ostensibly due to the murder of George Floyd and the seemingly sustained resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement). However, the presence of boogaloo individuals at current Black
Lives Matter protests in the United States should be viewed less as condemning police violence as a form of systemic racism and more as a concerted effort to actualize the boogaloo, or a violent Civil-War-like insurrection (Ellis, 2020).
 
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k-town_king said:
Anitfa and BLM are more movements than organizations. Even though there is a BLM Organization also.

But neither movement hates America or wants to over throw it like the right wing terrorists
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Both antifa and BLM aka the DNC hate America and are the most dangerous people in our country.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
LOLOLOL.

How many Boogiloo Bois have killed Americans this year?

How many Americans will be/have been killed by blacks this year?

Will it be close between the two?!?

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lol boogiloo bois...taking this yahoos serious is like taking those Hebrew Israelites serious.
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Good ol Ktown just wanted to throw hate for whites, then explains how they actually have black members, and are basically anti government, not white supremacist. I don't think he even understands what he's saying😂. He just wants to hate whitey.

Abd ftr, kill them, they're traitors.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
Does art imitate life or life imitate art?
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Well the CIA does review some movie scripts, so...

CIA influence on public opinion - Wikipedia

Assistance to entertainment
In the mid-1990s, the CIA named Chase Brandon, an operations officer who was assigned to South America, as liaison to Hollywood.[18] Brandon's film credits include The Recruit, The Sum of All Fears, Enemy of the State, Bad Company and In the Company of Spies. He has consulted for television programs including The Agency, Alias and JAG. He has appeared on Discovery, Learning Channel, History Channel, PBS, A&E, and has been interviewed on E! Entertainment, Access Hollywood, and Entertainment Tonight.[19]

The Guardian journalist John Patterson criticizes the CIA assistance as being only to complimentary productions, including not running material, such as "the original pilot episode of The Agency, which was pulled. It featured the spymasters preventing a plot by a Bin Laden-backed terrorist cell to blow up a fictionalized Harrods. The airing of such an episode might have pointed up the real CIA's corresponding lack of success in foiling the World Trade Center attacks."[18]

According to Brandon, the agency would not endorse Spy Game, starring Robert Redford and Brad Pitt. The final rewrite "showed our senior management in an insensitive light and we just wouldn't want to be a part of that kind of project", said Brandon, who also withheld approval from 24, a Fox series about a fictional intelligence agency, CTU, that also suggests all is not hunky-dory in the company's upper echelons. And The Bourne Identity, based on the 1984 novel by Robert Ludlum, was "so awful that I tossed it in the burn bag after page 25".[18]

Patterson observed:

It used to be the case that if a movie explicitly condemned CIA actions - such as Under Fire - the studios could be counted on to bury it. That was no longer true after Costa-Gavras's Missing won Jack Lemmon an Oscar in 1982, and Iran-Contra slimed the CIA in the late 1980s. Since then, "CIA renegade" has become a dependable staple not just of big-budget movies like Enemy of the State, but also of a million straight-to-cable action-schlockfests starring Chuck Norris or Steven Seagal.[18]​
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Other films that the CIA has provided assistance to include the 1992 film version of the Tom Clancy novel Patriot Games, and the 2003 movie, The Recruit. According to Director Roger Donaldson When the Agency commits to providing their support to a project, that can include letting a photographer shoot stills to help in designing sets, or, in certain instances, having the actors spend time in the building. By visiting Langley, the director says, he came to "understand how the space worked and looked. I needed a real sense of how a new person would feel when they saw the place for the first time."[20]

In 2012, Tricia Jenkins released a book, The CIA in Hollywood: How the Agency Shapes Film and Television,[21] which further documents the CIA's efforts at manipulating its public image through entertainment media from the 1990s to the present. The book explains that the CIA has used motion pictures to boost recruitment, mitigate public affairs disasters (like Aldrich Ames), bolster its own image, and even intimidate terrorists through disinformation campaigns.
 
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k-town_king said:
Anitfa and BLM are more movements than organizations. Even though there is a BLM Organization also.

But neither movement hates America or wants to over throw it like the right wing terrorists
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What’s this then?

Do you know the significance of the upside down American flag?

 
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