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Feather Duster's avatar

I watched it live on Twitter, and soon after, on viewing the many angles of video shot, I noticed the two young men/boys/students who had positioned themselves a few feet from the speaker. The way their heads were on a swivel, esp one, and the multilayered 'disguises' they wore, made me look closer, wide screen, and that's when I saw the one with a radio transmitter pinned to the 'lapel' of his windbreaker, and an earpiece. Operatives. Ball cap, eyeglasses, dirty stringy hair (on both of them), thick with layers of clothes (the better to quick change out of for getaway)--that's not how kids dress for school. And there were the white-haired, 'grandfatherly' looking men who shoved a phone in KJK's face, in straight clothes, probably the 'agents' in charge. I pointed it out and retweeted the videos to Amy Sousa on Twitter last night as new videos showed wider views of the tactics being used, the 'kettling' of the women, and the violence. I hope some of the gals had a chance to stop by Chehalis and shake hands with the shopkeeper there who last year told a big, tall, burly man who demanded to be addressed as if a woman that he was crazy... one of the best moments... :- ) Vanessa

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Emma Thomas's avatar

Number one position on the School Board is a Munchausens Mom with a child at the school.

https://www.tacomaschools.org/about/school-board/board-members

How much is this now a culture in itself, with very motivated parents and gender industry people pushing for ‘inclusive’ policies and projects on school boards etc.

It struck me as well seeing the footage what James Lindsay talks about, how schools are creating young activists.

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