Oh it's Dayton Ohio so obviously all the reports from Springfield Ohio are right-wing conspiracy theory hate crimes.

Our investigation begins in a run-down neighborhood of Dayton, Ohio, the closest major city to Springfield, about a half-hour's drive away. We identified a social media post, dated August 25, 2023, with a short video depicting what appear to be two skinned cats on top of a blue barbeque. "Yoooo the Africans wildn on Parkwood," reads the text, referring to Parkwood Drive. The video then pans down to two live cats walking across the grass in front of a run-down fence, with a voice on the video warning: "There go a cat right there. His ass better get missin', man. Look like his homies on the grill!"

We spoke with the author of the video, who asked to remain anonymous but confirmed its time, location, and authenticity. He told us that he was picking up his son last summer, when he noticed the unusual situation. "It was some Africans that stay right next door to my kid's mother," he said. "This African dude next door had the damn cat on the grill."

We then identified the home by matching it to the visuals in the video and cross-referencing them with the eyewitness. When we knocked on the door of the first unit, a family answered, telling us they were from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and that all of the surrounding units were occupied by other African migrants.

One of the residents told us that her former neighbors, also from Africa, had lived in the adjacent unit until last month. They had a blue grill and the father would find meat in the neighborhood. "Her dad was going to find meat," she said. "Her dad was going, holding a knife." The current residents also showed us a blue grill of the same make and model as in the video, which the former neighbors had abandoned after they moved out. There were at least ten cats wandering around the complex and another resident complained that they were breeding on the property.

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To be clear: this single incident does not confirm every particularity of Trump's statement. The town is Dayton, not Springfield; cats alone were on the grill, not cats and dogs. But it does break the general narrative peddled by the establishment media and its "fact checkers," who insisted that this has never happened, and that any suggestion otherwise is somehow an expression of racism.

It takes only a single exception, however, to falsify a hypothesis, and the logical next step, for any honest broker, is to ask if it is happening more often, and elsewhere....

There is a legitimate debate to be had about migration and culture. All immigrants bring with them a particular tradition, which, in the case of countries such as Haiti and the Congo, can include practices that many Americans find disturbing....

These revelations do not mean that assimilation is impossible, but the establishment will need to engage in a more honest debate, rather than simply smearing critics as racists and conspiracy theorists. One can make the case for migration, but one cannot, at the same time, deny that it comes with costs--which, in this case, seem to include a pair of flayed cats on a blue barbeque in Dayton, Ohio.

Video of the cats on the barbecue here, if the link still works. It might have been taken down for being too upsetting.

The left is claiming that these false conspiracy theory RUSSIAN desimformazinaya hate crimes are causing Real Violence, by which they mean, fake bomb threat hoaxes being called into Springfield area government offices:

Alexander S. Vindman
@AVindman

Donald Trump can really reduce the temperature for the remainder of the election and condemn political violence of any stripe. He can start by telling his supporters it is not okay to call in bomb threats against Haitians and attack immigrants or political opponents.

Deb Heine, Dissident
@NiceDeb
Why do media hacks keep assuming in their reporting these bomb threats in Springfield, Ohio are coming from Trump supporters? We don't know that. Leftists commit fake hate crimes all the time to further a political agenda. Hate crime hoax database https://fakehatecrimes.org has hundreds of examples.

Note that DeWine now confirms, as Deb Heine correctly forecasted, that all of these "bomb threats" are in fact hoaxes. Hoaxes called in by Trump supporters? No, hoaxes called in from overseas, and from "one specific country" which DeWine says is still trying to interfere in our election.

I don't know why he's being cagey about which country. The fact that he says this country is still trying to "interfere in our election" suggests he means the hoax bomb threats are called in from.... drum roll...

RUSSIA.

So the bomb hoaxes seem to be coming from RUSSIA, attempting to stir up controversy and discord.

And the fat little hatemonger Alexander Vindman is therefore promoting RUSSIAN disinformation.

Will there be any consequences?

No, of course not. He's a Regime operative.

That fat little bitch and ugly foreign-sympathies turnip Lt. Bearclaw continues denigrating the fact that Trump was shot once and almost shot a second time, while whining that his family of potential foreign traitors is getting "threats."

Why should we give a fuck about your family getting "threats"? You give no shits about your rhetoric spurring your lunatic Ukraine fellow travelers to shoot at Trump.

Alexander S. Vindman
@AVindman

The convicted criminal @realDonaldTrump, who constantly incited political violence, while enjoying the security provided by his secret service protection details, gets far more consideration than those defenseless victims he encourages violence against. Where is the concern for the victims.

I now want us to actively work against Ukraine, because of this asshole.

Ukraine is responsible for how their agents and shills behave. Fuck Ukraine. Let Russia have it, and be sure to name one of the prisons for dissidents the Alexander Vindman Re-Education Center, so he can know whose fault this is.