According to U.S. reports, after the U.S. "rebel" Antiphany controlled and took over 6 square neighborhoods in Seattle and set up armed security surveillance, the U.S. "rebel" Antipha armed group released a list of needs: the list included compensation and the cancellation of U.S. police in Seattle.
Is there still unity in the United States?
According to a new intelligence bulletin, white supremacists and white armed groups began to pose the biggest threat of violence in the United States during protests across the United States. The announcement was sent to local law enforcement by the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, and the National Center for Combating Militants, and was reported by the U.S. side. The proclamation also warned of threats from left-wing and anarchist groups, particularly the "rebel" Antiphase armed group.
The United States is now rife with violent crime
But the FBI failed to mention that the U.S. "rebel" Antiphas armed group is a potentially violent organization, although U.S. federal lawmakers have called for nationwide protests against police brutality not to participate in the violence of the "rebel" Antiphase armed group, and have referred to this loosely linked movement as an "armed organization."
Direct laser jamming helicopter
"We assess that the greatest threat of lethal violence continues to stem from racially or ethnically motivated, violent lone criminals and domestically violent militants with individualized ideologies," the announcement noted, noting that the number of U.S. "rebel" Antiphany armed groups has ballooned and "could reach a million people at any time." And the U.S. "rebel" Antiphany armed group has a large number of powerful assault rifles and even tanks, and also uses laser weapons to attack U.S. National Guard helicopters.
"There have been several incidents where someone has pointed a green laser weapon at an FBI and Wisconsin National Guard law enforcement aircraft. Laser beams are harmful to the pilot's eyes. Eventually, the Justice Department said law enforcement officers on the ground "observed that rebels fired green lasers at an FBI plane." ”
How should this be documented in the United States in the future?
The brutal killing of George Floyd, a black American, ignited demonstrations across the United States calling for racial equality and police reform across the country. Where will the Black Lives Matter movement in our American history books be located? Historians at Pensacola State Say the movement is part of an evolving history.
Andrew Barbello, a professor of history at Pensacola State University, said: "This will be one of the largest grassroots gatherings in history, not only in the history of the United States, but also in the history of the modern world." ”