Max Blumenthal

A T-Shirt Sparks Claims That Another ‘Foreign Agitator’ Is Behind US Racial Unrest

June 9, 2020 Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge. Educate! Max Blumenthal, Media, Rebellion2020, Trump

We've seen various state and federal officials over the past two weeks of George Floyd protests point to a 'foreign hand' stirring the unrest for the purpose of creating deeper instability in American society, already unsettled by months of the coronavirus pandemic crisis. Of course, the 'nefarious Russians' were the first to be named — with CNN spending a lot of time amplifying this paranoid claim, for example in an interview with Susan Rice a week ago — but Trump administration officials have also named China, accusing Beijing of exploiting US racial tensions with targeted social media activity “coming straight from the government.”

US Government Drops Prosecution Of Max Blumenthal After Jailing Journalist On False Charges

December 8, 2019 Ben Norton, The Grayzone Project Resist! Embassy Protection Collective, Max Blumenthal, Media, US Regime Change, Venezuela

The US government has dropped its bogus charge of “simple assault” against journalist Max Blumenthal, after having him arrested on a 5-month-old warrant and jailed for nearly two days. The Grayzone has learned that Secret Service call logs recorded during the alleged incident were either not kept or destroyed. The mysteriously missing evidence included print documents and radio recordings that may have exposed collusion between Secret Service officers operating under the auspices of the US State Department and violent right-wing hooligans in an operation to besiege peace activists stationed inside Venezuela’s embassy in Washington, DC.

Max Blumenthal Arrested On False Charges Related To Siege Of Venezuelan Embassy

October 29, 2019 Ben Norton, The Grayzone Project Resist! Max Blumenthal, US Regime Change, Venezuela

Max Blumenthal, the editor of the news site The Grayzone, was arrested on the morning of October 25 on a fabricated charge related to the siege of the Venezuelan embassy in Washington, DC that took place between April and May. A team of DC police officers appeared at Blumenthal’s door at just after 9 AM, demanding entry and threatening to break his door down. A number of officers had taken positions on the side of his home as though they were prepared for a SWAT-style raid. Blumenthal was hauled into a police van and ultimately taken to DC central jail, where he was held for two days in various cells and cages. He was shackled by his hands and ankles for over five hours in one such cage along with other inmates.

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