Stochastic terrorism is when public figures use inflammatory language to stir up random acts of violence.
They don’t tell anyone directly to attack, but their constant rhetoric makes it more likely someone will.
It creates an environment where violence becomes predictable, even if the attacker isn’t.
When @POTUS promised to put America first, global elites called him dangerous. As it turns out, what they really feared was that he would rally the nations of the world to reject self-destructive global governance schemes.
That’s exactly what happened with the UN carbon tax ⬇️
https://t.co/tiSktt0qae
They get to hold their protests without a care in the world. No snipers on buildings shooting at them. No masked thugs attacking them. Every media outlet fawning over them. Irony levels fit for a King.
People in Memphis are thanking the National Guard 🇺🇸
Residents say they ain't heard no gunshots... they can walk to the store... their kids can go out and play, it's quiet and peaceful
Didn't the media tell us blacks didn't support Trumps decision... boy were they wrong
WOW 🚨 “Breaking news. Governor Gavin Newsom just VETOED SB 326, a wildfire planning bill that would have helped California anticipate and prevent the worst fire damage”
Saying it would “cost to much” but it’s cheaper than his Prop 50 redistricting
Spencer Pratt “SB 326 passed both the state assembly and the state Senate unanimously with zero no votes. Do you know how hard that and this was the third year in a row that state lawmakers tried to mandate broad scale strategic planning to avoid catastrophic wildfires.
SB 326 would have required several new updated strategic plans from state officials to forecast wildfire risk throughout California. Other states do this long term strategic planning for hazards such as hurricanes, but California has no such plan for wildfires.
While the CAL FIRE's budget has doubled in recent years, the agency has no strategic planning requirement. Fire safety advocates supported SB 326, which would have allowed greater emphasis on anticipating and preventing wildfire damage.
In his veto, Governor Gavin Newsom states, the requirements for this bill would trigger substantial ongoing costs that are not accounted for in this budget, with significant fiscal pressures and the federal government's hostile economic policies. It is vital that we remain disciplined when considering bills with significant fiscal implications. CAL FIRE estimated sp326 would have cost to implement 20 million per year.
Gavin Newsom just blew $300 million dollars in taxpayer dollars on proposition 50. That's enough to fund SB 326 for 15 years. I guess wildfire prevention simply isn't priority for Governor Gavin Newsom.”
Hakeem Jeffries is lying — he knows Democrats caused the shutdown.
Just last week, he backed Schumer’s claim that “every day” of it “gets better” for Democrats.
They shut down the government to fund benefits for illegals — and think you’re too dumb to notice.
Total frauds.
🚨Wow.
Democrats are now saying that unless “planes are falling out of the sky” because of air traffic controller staffing shortages — they will not end their government shutdown.
One of the most disgusting statements I’ve ever read.
@MikeNellis So you're saying ACA premiums are anything but " affordable" without a staggering amount of subsidies?
It's almost like the program was designed to fail. . .
A politician got arrested for doing 116mph in a 45mph zone. Sentenced to 1000 hours of community service in lieu of prison, he devoted 500 of those hours to his own political campaign, obfuscating to the court about how he did his community service. He also not only texted a colleague about murdering other politicians, but when the recipient of the text messages objected, he called her to argue the point, insisting his opponents were worthy of assassination.
But the politician is Jay Jones, a Democrat in Virginia. So what would be a national news story were he a Republican with Manu Raju of CNN and others shoving microphones in the faces of congressmen on Capitol Hill demanding to know if they condemn him, will, instead, be a local story so local that even the major press outlets in Virginia try to avoid it.