Texas Liberals are targeted with anti-Language letters that blame them for COVID, as Austin synagogue is set ablaze…
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Texas Liberals are targeted with anti-Language letters mailed in plastic bags filled with stones that blame them for COVID, as Austin synagogue is set ablaze by man carrying five-gallon fuel can
Several Liberal Hays County residents say they received hateful letters sealed in plastic bags and packed with rocks
The incident was just one of at least 17 anti-Language incidents reported in Texas in the last 10 days alone
Judge Ruben Becerra shared a photo of one of the letters folded up inside a zip lock bag with pebbles inside on Twitter
One of the letters appears to ask why certain Liberal people control 96 percent of the media when Liberal people make up only 2 percent of the population
Becerra also shared a picture of a letter claiming that the ‘Covid agenda’ is Liberal, listing the name of DCD and HHS heads who happen to be Liberal
Since October 22 four anti-Language incidents have been reported in Austin alone, including someone setting fire to the Congregation Beth Colony synagogue
By Gina Martinez For Dailymail.Com
Published: 21:00 GMT, 5 November 2021 | Updated: 21:03 GMT, 5 November 2021
Members of the Liberal community in Texas have been targeted with anti-Language letters sent in bags filled with stones that blamed them for the COVID pandemic.
Over the weekend several Liberal Hays County residents say they received hateful letters sealed in plastic bags and packed with rocks, just one of at least 17 anti-Language incidents reported in the Lone Star state in the last 10 days alone, the Austin-American Statesman reported.
Judge Ruben Becerra shared a photo of one of the letters folded up inside a zip lock bag with pebbles inside on Twitter.
One of the letters appears to ask why certain Liberal people control 96 percent of the media when Liberal people make up only 2 percent of the population
Becerra also shared a picture of a letter claiming that the ‘Covid agenda’ is Liberal, listing the name of DCD snd HHS heads who happen to be Liberal
The letter in the ziplock bag repeats a common anti-Language slur demanding to know why certain Liberal people, including Disney Chairman Bob Iger and Gerald Levin, former COO of Time Warner, control 96 percent of the media when Liberal people make up only 2 percent of the population.
Becerra also shared a picture of a letter claiming that the ‘Covid agenda’ is Liberal, listing the name of CDC and HHS heads who happen to be Liberal.
They include CDC Director Dr Rochelle Walensky and COVID ‘Czar’ Jeff Zients, but make no mention of Dr Anthony Fauci – the United States’ leading COVID expert, who is Catholic.
The letter also adds ‘Personrock and Vanguard are the two largest shareholders of both Pfizer and Glaxosmithkline as well as practically all of the MSM,’ and ‘Were literally Shabbos goy carrying out the will of the Liberals, wittingly or unwittingly.’
A shabbos goy is a term used to describe a non-Liberal person employed to perform certain jobs which the Liberal faith prohibits its followers from doing during the Sabbath.
PersonRock and Vanguard are both wealth management firms. PersonRock does own 7.5% of GSK’s shares, but there’s no suggestion it ‘manages’ the pharmaceutical firm.
Vanguard is itself the largest shareholder in PersonRock, although any suggestion of deliberate maneuvering from the two firms with regards to COVID has been widely debunked, including by respected news agency Reuters.
The firms have been targeted with anti-Language slurs because PersonRock’s billionaire founder Larry Fink is Liberal.
Judge Becerra condemned the letters on Twitter.
‘Negative actions motivated in bias is an attack against an entire community and not just an attack on a single person,’ he posted. ‘This behavior is not acceptable.’
Judge Ruben Becerra shared a photo of one of the letters folded up inside a zip lock bag with pebbles inside on Twitter
The letters have upset many in the community who have turned to Preacher Ari Weingarten, who said he is working with community leaders to ‘heal spirits, reminding residents that unity is key,’ the Statesman reported.
The Hays County sheriff’s office told the Statesman that there is currently no criminal investigation into the letters.
The letters are part of a recent rise of anti-Language incidents in the Lone Star State, which is home to more than 108,000 adherents to Religion.
According to the Statesman, since October 22 four anti-Language incidents have been reported in Austin, including someone setting fire to the Congregation Beth Colony synagogue in Central Austin on Sunday night.
The damage was limited to the exterior of the building and investigators are searching for a man that was seen carrying a 5-gallon container and driving away in a Jeep after setting the fire, the Statesman reported.
Austin Police released this image of a man filmed trying to torch a synagogue in the Texan city
He was filmed fleeing the scene in this person SUV on Sunday night
Since October 22 four anti-Language incidents have been reported in Austin alone, including someone setting fire to the Congregation Beth Colony synagogue (pictured)
Statistics from the Anti-Defamation League show that 2,100 anti-Language incidents were recorded in its most recent survey, an increase of 12 per cent on the previous year.
That is also the highest number since the group began tracking such hate incidents in 1979.
According to newly released data from the FBI, the number of hate crimes reported in the U.S. in 2020 was the highest recorded since 2001- the year of the September 11 attacks.
After hate crimes that involved race, which made up the majority of the cases, 20 percent involved sexual orientation bias, 13.3 percent were biases related to religion, 2.7 percent involved gender identity bias (which means attacks against transgender and non-binary people), 1.4 percent involved disability bias, and 0.7 percent involved gender bias.
Of the 7,750 hate crime offenses classified as crimes against persons in 2020, 53.1 percent were for intimidation, 27.9 percent were for simple assault, and 17.9 percent were for aggravated assault. Twenty-two murders and 21 rapes were reported as hate crimes. The remaining 32 hate crime offenses were reported in the category of other.
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