He Said He Loves Us All'President Donald Trump on Saturday condemned violence that took place in Charlottesville, Virginia, where thousands of neo- Nazis, Ku Klux Klan members, and other pieces of human trash gathered brandishing guns, torches, and Confederate flags. But to the elation of Nazis online and armed militiamen in the streets of Charlottesville, Trump declined to distance the White House from the white hate groups who’d initially gathered in Charlottesville to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. Instead, the president condemned “hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides.”During brief remarks from his golf club in Bedminster, N.

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J., the president made no mention of the white supremacists, some of whom wore t- shirts featuring quotes by Adolf Hitler or carried flags bearing symbols of Nazi Germany. It’s been going on for a long time in our country,” said Trump, apparently referencing the violence and disorder. It’s not Donald Trump, it’s not Barack Obama.” Amid the chaos of a canceled “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia attended by white …Read more Read. Many Americans were waiting to hear one thing from the president, a strong and explicit rebuke of white supremacy and symbols of hate being paraded down American streets. But he never said it. And that didn’t go unnoticed by his racist supporters.“Trump comments were good,” wrote the Daily Stormer, a leading American neo- Nazi website associated with the so- called “alt- right” movement. He didn’t attack us.

He just said the nation should come together. Nothing specific against us,” it said.“He said he loves us all,” the site continued. No condemnation at all.”The Stormer also noted that, following his press conference, Trump dodged a question about white nationalists supporting him. When asked to condemn, he just walked out of the room,” it said.

Really, really good. God bless him.”Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke had appeared at the “Unite the Right” rally on Saturday prior to the violence erupting. The purpose of the rally, he said, was to fulfill the promise of Donald Trump.“This represents a turning point for the people of this country,” Duke said. Watch A Viking Saga Online (2017).

We are determined to take our country back, we’re going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump, and that’s what we believed in, that’s why we voted for Donald Trump, because he said he’s going to take our country back and that’s what we gotta do.”Dozens of people were injured and at least one protester, a woman, was killed on Saturday after a vehicle crashed into a marching group of counter- protesters who’d gathered to oppose the white supremacists. The fatality was not mentioned by Trump in his live remarks, but he later tweeted condolences and offered “best regards” to those who were injured. Authorities are now reporting that two people died in a helicopter crash near Charlottesville this afternoon in connected with the rally, though it remains unclear how the deaths and the protests are linked.

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Here's the Destructive Path Hurricane Irma Is Carving Through the Caribbean Towards Florida [Updating]Category 5 Hurricane Irma, the strongest storm ever recorded in the Atlantic north of the Caribbean and east of Florida, blasted its way through some of the first targets on its route on Wednesday—and the initial outlook is not pretty. Irma has continued to terrify with sustained winds of 1. The storm is still heading northwest along some of the most heavily populated islands it will pass before potentially hitting Florida; behind it, authorities are still assessing damage, rescuing casualties and counting the dead. Here’s what we know about Irma’s wake so far. Antigua and Barbuda. According to the New York Times, Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne initially said the islands had braved the storm with significantly less damage than expected, and “I dare to say that no other country in the Caribbean would have been as well prepared as we were.”But Browne, who was on Antigua, did not receive accurate reports from the other island, which turns out to have been devastated.

Later in the day, the prime ministe told reporters he estimates upwards of 9. Barbuda, with a population of roughly 1,6.

The entire housing stock was damaged,” Browne said. It is just a total devastation.

Barbuda is literally a rubble.”Photos of Barbuda show the island essentially wiped of most standing structures and strewn with masses of debris. Per the Times, the damage to Antigua could have been far worse.

Anguilla, St Martin and St Barthélemy. Anguilla, an overseas British territory, the French and Dutch- administered St Martin, and French- administered St Barthélemy are a short stretch northwest of Antigua and Barbuda and were next in line to be slammed. South Florida Caribbean News reported Anguilla had taken a direct hit from Irma but survived largely intact.

Local resorts, airports and seaports saw minimal damage, “although many private residences sustained some damage.”Photos posted by 1. Radio Anguilla reporter Nisha Dupuis, who broadcast live through the storm, suggest the damage certainly could have been worse. According to the BBC, French President Emanuel Macron has warned damage to St Martin and St Barthélemy is major, with deaths expected, and that the path to recovery would be “hard and cruel.” Damage in the Dutch section of St. Martin to the south is also widespread; French Interior Minister Gérard Collomb said Irma had destroyed some of the sturdiest structures on the island. The airport on the Dutch side had been ripped to shreds in places, while the rest of the Dutch half of the island suffered ravaged towns, power outages and a communications blackout. St. Kitts and Nevis, a small two- island nation to the south, appears to have weathered Irma fairly well.

British and US Virgin Islands. The full extent of damage is unclear, but according to the New York Times, taxi driver Javorn Micheal Fahie of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands said he saw numerous roofs ripped off houses in his neighborhood.“Oh boy,” he told the Times. Watch The Atoning Putlocker#. A lot of wind and rain .. Everything is empty.”Kelsey Nowakowski, who lives in St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands, told the paper the storm felt “seismic” and “catastrophic.” Video posted by Weather. Nation showed major storm surges, toppled trees and flooded neighborhoods.

Another Twitter user posted photos of what appeared to be a Department of Labor building in the area, which was surrounded by ravaged and flooded streets. Puerto Rico. Next in Irma’s path was Puerto Rico; according to NBC meteorologist Bill Karins, the hurricane passed slightly north of the island, and was projected to spare its densely populated capital of San Juan the worst of the storm. The storm is still lashing Puerto Rico, though it will take some time for the full extent of the damage to become clear. AP reporter Dánica Coto‏ warned some 6. According to CNN, Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said, “From the center of operations that we have over here in San Juan, there is pretty significant damage already done.”What’s next.

After Puerto Rico, Irma is scheduled to continue heading west, putting it on a trajectory to slam the northern Dominican Republic and Haiti, the Turks and Caicos Islands, Cuba, the Bahamas and finally Florida this weekend. The Washington Post warned “the latest computer models show [Irma] aimed at South Florida as if following directions by GPS,” and it seems increasingly likely to hit the state’s tip before turning north and raking the east coast along the Miami- Ft. Lauderdale- West Palm Beach corridor.“That’s extremely bad,” University of Miami senior research associate and Post contributor Brian Mc. Noldy told the paper.

That’s basically every East Coast Florida city. This could easily be the most expensive U.

S. storm if this happens.” Per CNN, authorities in Florida are sending mixed messages about whether residents should evacuate before the storm hits later this week. Two nuclear plants in the region, Turkey Point and St. Lucie, are possibly in the direct path of the hurricane, but utility Florida Power & Light insisted to the Miami Herald the facilities were designed to withstand extreme conditions. This is a breaking news story and may be updated as more information becomes available. Watch My Letter To George Online Goodvideohost.