Patriots Beat the Chief!!!!

[Bill]

[Bill]

Sad old SJW wants to start shit. Hits wall.

Enter Sandmann

Metallica - Enter Sandman [Official Music Video] - YouTube

Kid's statement (pure class):

http://archive.vn/RkqaQ#selection-717.45-658.7

[Bill]

[mrvette]

I believe the kids, nuff said.....

[Rob]

Twitter

[VITE1]

The 4th estate are now 5th columnists. This whole report as well as the Buzzfeed crap a few days ago proves it.

[Bill]

I will never forget the look on their faces. All MSM of them. Their faces dropped. All their courage and strength was drained right from their bodies. They had a reputation for pushing fake news, but they knew that instant, they'd made a fatal mistake. This time they walked into the wrong group of MAGA kids.

[Bill]

The Sandmann's new look "MAGA" - YouTube

[69camfrk]

The media has gotten so bad that you can't really believe anything they "report". Freedom of the press is one thing, but to sell lies to create animosity and hate are an entirely different matter. It has even gotten past what I would call a "slant", because of the sheer fiction. They even (I know I'm preaching to the choir) manipulate the cameras to rig images into people thinking one thing when the exact opposite is the truth. We live in scary times.

[Bill]

Lookie here....Chief Bangs-a-Lot tried to bust in on a Catholic Mass a day before he harassed the Catholic high school kids.

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/n...l-shrine-91038

Show us, Chief, where on the doll the Catholic kids hurt you.

By Ed Condon
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Washington D.C., Jan 22, 2019 / 03:58 pm (CNA).- While chanting and playing ceremonial drums, a group of Native American rights activists reportedly led by Nathan Phillips attempted Jan. 19 to enter Washington, D.C.’s Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception during a Saturday evening Mass.

The group of 20 demonstrators was stopped by shrine security as it tried to enter the church during its 5:15 pm Vigil Mass, according to a shrine security guard on duty during the Mass.

“It was really upsetting,” the guard told CNA.

“There were about twenty people trying to get in, we had to lock the doors and everything.”

The guard said the incident was a disappointment during a busy and joyful weekend for the shrine.

“We had hundreds and hundreds of people from all over the country come here to celebrate life, to celebrate each other together. That a protest tried to come inside during Mass was really the worst.”

The guard told CNA the situation was “tense.”

“I’m just really grateful that nothing too bad happened, they were really angry.”

A source close to the shrine’s leadership corroborated the security guard’s account, telling CNA that during the Mass, Phillips and the group tried to enter the church while playing drums and chanting, and were prohibited from entering the building by security personnel, who locked the main basilica doors with the congregation still inside.

The shrine’s spokeswoman would not confirm or deny that the group attempted to enter the Mass. She told CNA that “a group did assemble on Saturday evening outside the the shrine” and that they “left without incident.”

Philips was the subject of national media attention on Saturday, after video went viral on social media depicting parts of a Jan. 18 incident involving him and several teenagers, some of whom were students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky. The incident has become the subject of intense national debate, and Phillips has been accused by some of instigating an encounter with the students, and subsequently altering his initial account of events.

Covington Catholic High School was closed Jan. 22, following threats against students and staff in the wake of media coverage of Friday’s incident.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reported that about 60 people gathered outside the shrine in support of Phillips on Saturday night, though it did not mention reports that Phillips and some supporters attempted to disrupt the evening Mass.

Video footage showed one supporter saying that the group had gathered at the shrine to listen to Phillips, and to hold the Catholic Church “accountable” for the alleged actions of the Covington Catholic students and for the “colonial violence that the Catholic Church reproduces every day.”

A photograph attached to the post shows Phillips addressing the group outside the shrine.

The security guard told CNA that the incident was especially distressing given that Mass was underway.

“It’s a house of worship, a place of prayer where people come to celebrate. All this anger is so against what we are all about here.”

He told CNA that he’d never witnessed anything like it during his whole time of employment at the basilica.

“I don’t know the details of what happened on Friday [after the March for Life], I wish I did. All I know is it’s a shame, and it’s got nothing to do with why people were here.”

“And this all happened on our biggest event of the year. I hope we never see it again.”

[Cybercowboy]