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Florida Senate passes 'anti-riot' bill, sends it to DeSantis to sign into law - Vimarsana News

Florida Senate passes 'anti-riot' bill, sends it to DeSantis to sign into law

The Florida Senate on Thursday approved an “anti-riot” bill championed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, sending it to him for signature into law over the objections of Democrats and civil rights groups who say the measure infringes on the fundamental First Amendment right to protest.

More Regime Narrative Collapse: Jason Kessler Updates Us On Charlottesville Unite The Right Lawfare | Articles - Vimarsana News

More Regime Narrative Collapse: Jason Kessler Updates Us On Charlottesville Unite The Right Lawfare | Articles

The New York Times, December 2, 2019]. In nearly four years, IFA haven’t proven a single thing except that they can mug and beat down defendants who can’t afford attorneys. Unlike those accused of crimes, defendants in civil cases are not constitutionally entitled to an attorney. So IFA has exploited this to destroy penniless, inexperienced defendants like Elliot Kline (aka “Eli Mosely”), Matthew Heimbach, and an imaginary umbrella organization “Nationalist Front” [ , May 26, 2020]. Full disclosure: Kline conspired with then-Alt Right superstar (now born-again Biden supporter) Ric...

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Virginia high court rules for removal of controversial Confederate statues - Vimarsana News

Virginia high court rules for removal of controversial Confederate statues

The statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee was at the center of the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally.

Virginia Supreme Court clears way for removal of Charlottesville's Confederate statues - Vimarsana News

Virginia Supreme Court clears way for removal of Charlottesville's Confederate statues

© Getty Images The Virginia Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state's prior ban on the removal of war memorials does not apply to those built before 1997, which include two statues of Confederate generals in the city of Charlottesville, paving the way for them to be taken down. The decision ends a years-long legal battle over the removal of two statues, one of Stonewall Jackson and another of Robert E. Lee, from city parks that previously bore their names.  "The Statues accepted by the City of Charlottesville in the 1920s were not acquired pursuant to the authority conveyed by [the stat...

Charlottesville allowed to remove Robert E. Lee statue - Vimarsana News

Charlottesville allowed to remove Robert E. Lee statue

A state supreme court judge overturned a lower court ruling in favor of a group of residents who sued to keep the monuments to Lee and fellow Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson.