There’s a local angle to the story surrounding package bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc.
It turns out, according to a local art gallery owner, that Sayoc paid a visit to his art gallery about two weeks ago.
This place, The Box Gallery in West Palm Beach, doesn’t usually make headlines.
But now it’s in the media spotlight.
The gallery owner says he took a group photo showing Cesar Sayoc ,the package bomb suspect, in his art gallery at an event Oct. 11.
The owner of the gallery says that night he was hosting an Hispanic Heritage Celebration, featuring various works of art.
Gov. Rick Scott was supposed to attend, but was not able to be there.
He says Sayoc came in towards the end of the 3 hour event, looked at some art and he said he was hoping to meet some friends there. He was kind of quiet and left about a half hour later, the owner added.
The owner says it freaks him out to think Sayoc was in his art gallery.

I got nervous, knowing that somebody who has the potential of being that dangerous, I mean he’s still a suspect, I don’t know if they’ve tied him to the crime, but he has the potential of being like a mass murderer,” said Rolando Chang Barrero, The Box Gallery owner.
Chang Barrero says he called West Palm Beach Police today when he got a call from someone who recognized Sayoc’s arrest photo and realized he was in the gallery this month.
Chang Barrero says police came and searched the place, but they found no explosives or any other evidence.

BREAKING UPDATE: Cesar Sayoc, the suspect in the recent mail bomb square, worked at Ultra Gentlemen's Club in West Palm Beach last night: https://bit.ly/2JiGNWG

https://twitter.com/TheLastRefuge2/status/1055953024563269632

BOMB SUSPECT | His criminal history goes all the way back to 1991 and covers an array of charges, including an arrest in Miami in August 2002 for making threats to throw a bomb.

His full history >> http://bit.ly/2Ri8ul0

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OMG here's something fun...had to share. #Groovin https://youtu.be/vsV_7JW_kCU

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Among his tweets were messages with conspiracy theories about the students who survived the shooting at Margory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
http://4.nbcny.com/IdK4f6e

I think his dad died in 2007

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Happy Boot Day

Left using Soros as a weapon against the republicans
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) Far-right extremists have ramped up an intimidating wave of anti-Semitic harassment against Jewish journalists, political candidates and others ahead of next month's U.S. midterm elections, according to a report released Friday by a Jewish civil rights group.

The Anti-Defamation League's report says its researchers analyzed more than 7.5 million Twitter messages from Aug. 31 to Sept. 17 and found nearly 30 percent of the accounts repeatedly tweeting derogatory terms about Jews appeared to be automated "bots."
But accounts controlled by real-life humans often mount the most "worrisome and harmful" anti-Semitic attacks, sometimes orchestrated by leaders of neo-Nazi or white nationalist groups, the researchers said.

Both anonymity and automation have been used in online propaganda offensives against the Jewish community during the 2018 midterms," they wrote.
ADL national director and CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said the midterm elections have been a "rallying point" for far-right extremists to organize efforts to spread hate online.
"It's a place where extremists really have felt emboldened," Greenblatt said of social media platforms.

Billionaire philanthropist George Soros was a leading subject of harassing tweets. Soros, a Hungarian-born Jew demonized by right-wing conspiracy theorists, is one of the prominent Democrats who had pipe bombs sent to them this week.
The ADL's study concludes online disinformation and abuse is disproportionately targeting Jews in the U.S. "during this crucial political moment."
"Prior to the election of President Donald Trump, anti-Semitic harassment and attacks were rare and unexpected, even for Jewish Americans who were prominently situated in the public eye. Following his election, anti-Semitism has become normalized and harassment is a daily occurrence," the report says.
The New York City-based ADL has commissioned other studies of online hate, including a report in May that estimated about 3 million Twitter users posted or re-posted at least 4.2 million anti-Semitic tweets in English over a 12-month period ending Jan. 28. An earlier report from the group said anti-Semitic incidents in the U.S. previous year had reached the highest tally it has counted in more than two decades.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/oct/26/michael-avenatti-accused-outright-fraud-new-fbi-re/

For the latest report, researchers interviewed five Jewish people, including two recent political candidates, who had faced "human-based attacks" against them on social media this year. Their experiences demonstrated that anti-Semitic harassment "has a chilling effect on Jewish Americans' involvement in the public sphere," their report says.
"While each interview subject spoke of not wanting to let threats of the trolls affect their online activity, political campaigns, academic research or news reporting, they all admitted the threats of violence and deluges of anti-Semitism had become part of their internal equations," researchers wrote.
The most popular term used in tweets containing the <#430240058810040340>Train hashtag was "Soros." The study also found a "surprising" abundance of tweets referencing "QAnon," a right-wing conspiracy theory that started on an online message board and has been spread by Trump supporters.
"There are strong anti-Semitic undertones, as followers decry George Soros and the Rothschild family as puppeteers," researchers wrote.

“Simply put, the sworn statement Mr. Avenatti provided the committee on October 2 appears to be an outright fraud,” Mr. Grassley wrote in asking the FBI to conduct a review.

SUSPECT CHARGED - Mail bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc faces 5 federal charges and could spent up to 58 years in prison if convicted of sending explosive devices to multiple Democrats and CNN. Read court documents here: https://bit.ly/2PtMOFg

https://fellowshipoftheminds.com/cesar-sayoc-package-bomber-the-pieces-that-dont-fit

From AAA Digest of Motor Laws: Windshield Stickers:

FLORIDA

No person shall drive any motor vehicle with any sign, poster, or other non-transparent material upon the front windshield, sidewings, or side or rear windows of such vehicle which materially obstructs, obscures, or impairs the Driver’s clear view of the highway or any intersecting highway.

Exempts GPS devices or similar satellite receiver devices.

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interesting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madeleine_Albright

(3) Strangely, for a registered Republican and Trump enthusiast, Cesar Sayoc doesn’t follow any Republicans or conservatives on Twitter, not even President Trump. Instead, the 32 people Sayoc follows on Twitter include only left-wing personalities like Ellen DeGeneres, Lena Dunham, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Myers, Barack Obama, and John Oliver. (Infowars)

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https://donsurber.blogspot.com/2018/10/two-years-ago-they-blamed-trump-for.html