Thursday, May 14, 2026

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Gap’s last Oakland store is set to close this summer



His mental health crisis cost two children their mother. No mercy for him, no excuses. The death penalty is the only response appropriate!

Nurse, a married mom of 2, shot dead in hospital parking lot by patient having ‘mental health crisis’



It's hard to fathom this level of gross

Runway model dragging ‘lifeless’ woman sparks fierce debate: ‘Stupidity’


More targets for practice

Iran claims it deployed small submarines to cause more chaos in Strait of Hormuz



Former BLM activist goes scorched earth on ‘scam’ group, insists systemic racism in US isn’t real


Former BLM activist goes scorched earth on ‘scam’ group, insists systemic racism in US isn’t real

A former Black Lives Matter activist-turned-conservative influencer blasted the social justice organization as a “scam” — and insisted that Democrats are the party of “racism and violence.”

Xaviaer DuRousseau, 29, revealed that he did a complete 180 from his liberal upbringing during the 2020 George Floyd riots as he realized that the movement was a money grab and that he was indoctrinated.

“Once I started looking at the conservative side of the argument, I started realizing, oh, wait, socialism has literally never worked. BLM has always been a scam, and the Democratic Party has always been the party of racism and violence,” DuRousseau said on former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines’ podcastWednesday.

Xaviaer DuRousseau called the Black Lives Matter movement a “scam.” YouTube / The Riley Gaines Show
DuRousseau appeared on Riley Gaines’ podcast to discuss his experience with the Black Lives Matter movement. YouTube / The Riley Gaines Show

“I have just been drinking the Kool-Aid because this was the indoctrination that was put upon me from the age of a little child,” the PragerU influencer added.

DuRousseau, a former student activist who voted for Bernie Sanders and helped organize BLM demonstrations during the summer of 2020, said things changed after Floyd’s death when the group and protests exploded nationally.

“After George Floyd’s death … I just started seeing people exploiting the movement so much and I started realizing how performative a lot of the activism was,” he told Gaines.

“And it was like these white Antifa members saying that they were stealing all of these shoes and TVs in the name of justice for reparations,” he continued. “It’s like there’s so many layers of why this just wasn’t making sense to me.”

DuRousseau said he was particularly irked by the anti-police sentiment that emerged on the left at the time, as he has friends and family in uniform.

“I thought it was weird that so many people were demonizing every single cop,” he said.

Xaviaer DuRousseau now considers himself a conservative after organizing marches for Black Lives Matter. Getty Images for GenTV and Group Black

DuRousseau said he grew up with a liberal worldview after he experienced racism growing up in small-town Illinois, and came to believe that’s how the rest of the country worked.

He’s since come to believe that systemic racism is not real and that most Americans are against racism.

Black Lives Matters demonstrators protest in London on July 10, 2016. AFP via Getty Images
A protester holds a Black Lives Matter sign as a police car burns during a protest on May 29, 2020. Getty Images

“With growth and maturity, I recognize that there’s a huge difference between individualized or circumstantial racism that’s happening person to person versus a systemic issue that needs to be addressed at a larger scale.” he told Breitbart News last year.

“In retrospect, I came to understand that yes, there are racist people, but ultimately the average American and the majority of people in this country are so adamantly against racism that it’s foolish to even consider that systemic racism is still a trope in this country because we’re so far removed from that.”



Entitled to violence, especially against white folk!

Army vet suffers vicious road-rage attack as he claims suspect thought he was driving too slow

A shocking road-rage assault was caught on camera Monday when an Army veteran with PTSD says a woman jumped out of her car and blasted him in the face with pepper spray over his perceived slow driving.

The confrontation unfolded around 9:30 a.m. on Wilson Avenue along Vallejo’s waterfront, a stretch recently outfitted with traffic-calming “speed tables” designed to force drivers down to 15 miles per hour in certain sections of an otherwise 30-mph zone.

The victim, Joe Vallely, was operating a company bucket truck used to service internet infrastructure for city departments when he noticed a Nissan Altima tailgating him and signaling frustration.

The driver expressed her anger physically. KTVU

“There’s speed bumps on the road, so you have to drive slow anyway,” Vallely, a father of two, told KTVU. He explained he was already moving cautiously due to the road design and the size of his vehicle.

Tensions escalated as both vehicles continued along the one-lane stretch.



“I noticed someone was tailgating me and flipping me off,” he said. “And I’m driving the bucket truck slow because it’s big and old and heavy.”

The situation boiled over when the road widened near Hichborn Street.

Vallely said the woman sped around him, cut in front and slammed on her brakes, forcing him to stop suddenly while other cars were still behind him.

That’s when things turned violent.

Victim Joe Vallely. KTVU
Valley was allegedly pepper-sprayed. KTVU

Video recorded by Vallely shows the woman stepping out of her vehicle, approaching his work truck, and unleashing pepper spray directly into his open window.

“You scared? You should be scared, b-” the woman says just before spraying him at close range.

Vallely immediately screamed in pain as the chemical hit his eyes.

“She got me directly in the eyeballs.”

“Ow!” he can be heard shouting repeatedly in the footage.

Despite the attack, Vallely said he did not engage with the woman at any point, instead trying to avoid escalation.


Blinded by the spray, Vallely somehow drove to a nearby liquor store to rinse his eyes before later receiving treatment at Kaiser Permanente with an eye flush.

Vallely, a process server, said the attack has left him shaken while simply doing his job on the road.

Authorities with Vallejo police say they believe they have identified the suspect and intend to forward the case to the Solano County District Attorney’s Office for review

The California Post contacted the Vallejo Police Department and the Solano County District Attorney’s Office regarding the investigation into the alleged attacker.