UK terror suspects to be released on bail
I hope they prove me wrong and use these scumbags to identify and track higher ups. I don’t have confidence that will happen.

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I hope they prove me wrong and use these scumbags to identify and track higher ups. I don’t have confidence that will happen.




Related psychological operation from lefty-funded groups:

“…”These urban fires consistently occur in suburban, high-income, owner-occupied development,” says co-author Dion Kucera, an urban ecologist at the University of California, Riverside (UCR).
“That hasn’t changed in more than 40 years.”
Kucera and UCR landscape ecologist Darrel Jenerette analyzed 141 fires that intersected urban areas across the US between 1984 and 2025.
The number of fires each year did not increase significantly.
But the larger fires have been getting larger, with fires burning at least 0.5 square kilometers (0.2 square miles) showing an upward trend in total area burned – though that trend is driven largely by a handful of extreme fire years, and isn’t statistically robust under every test.
Meanwhile, more people are living in the path of these fires.
The proportion of the US population living in fire-exposed census tracts has remained remarkably stable, at around 0.9 percent, but the absolute number of people in those areas rose from about 2.1 million in 1990 to 2.8 million in 2023.
The researchers say population growth in general, rather than a major shift of people into increasingly fire-prone areas, appears to explain much of that increase.

Locations of and temporal trends for all assessed urban-intersecting fires between 1984-2025. (Kucera & Jenerette, npj Urban Sustainability, 2026)
The fires also weren’t necessarily preceded by the kind of prolonged drought that might seem like an obvious warning sign. Instead, they tended to occur after relatively short-term drying – a recent drop in moisture that can arrive after a wetter period.
“That suggests three- to six-month moisture measures may be more important for city managers trying to identify periods of heightened risk, rather than longer-term drought assessments,” Kucera says…”
Original:
Increasing burned area and unequal ecological recovery in U.S. urban-intersecting fires

“…Since 2024, to judge from news reports, there have been at least 10 Black people found hanged in public in the United States. Eight of these cases have been officially ruled suicides or are being treated as such given no signs of foul play. In neither of the other two has a white suspect been named. . . .
Lynchings, of course, once loomed as a real and grisly threat over Black communities — arbitrary killings, treated as a public spectacle for whites, and unpunished. And there are certainly cases in which police officers have claimed that someone in their custody died by suicide, but the circumstances strongly suggest that the individual was killed by the police.
But what Pressley and others are suggesting is different: that today, white people are hanging Black people for the purpose of terrorizing Black communities, and that local authorities are consistently overlooking it or covering it up.
In the cases Pressley’s letter cites, there is often good reason to think otherwise. Consider a few examples:
In 2024, Javion Magee, a 21-year-old Black truck driver, was found dead in North Carolina with a rope around his neck, dangling from a tree. There is surveillance video of Magee buying the rope.
In 2025, Demartravion Reed, a 21-year-old Black student at Delta State University in Mississippi, was discovered hanged from a tree on campus. Reed had sent his girlfriend suicidal text messages the night before.
In the case of Tasia Fortune, a 29-year-old woman who was found hanged from a tree in Mississippi last month, two people have now been arrested in connection with her death — but they are both Black men, which runs counter to the idea that these cases are reanimations of old-school racism…”
The modern left’s messaging depends on their voters being stupid people.

