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Kellyanne Conway apos;s Daughter 15 Posts Anti-Trump TikTok Videos

2020-07-07T01:24:56Z

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Kellyanne Conway's daughter has been posting anti-Trump TikTok videos calling for people to leave one-star reviews on his 'restaurants, hotels, and golf courses' and saying 'our president for the next four years is either going to be a r@pi$t or a r@pi$t'. Claudia Conway, 15, has shared multiple videos on the platform under the username @shortfakeblonde where she has spoken out against her mom's boss and pledged her support to the [/news/black-lives-matter/index.html Black Lives Matter] movement. In one of the most recent videos, which has more than 111,000 views, Claudia dances in front of a background of follower comments where people highlight that she is 'anti-Trump'. 'Finding out that Kellyanne Conway's daughter is on tiktok and is super anti-trump and has dozens of pro BLM tiktoks and tiktoks telling trump supporters to go f**k themselves is the bright spot of 2020 that I didn't know I was going to get but definitely needed,' one of the comments reads. Claudia Conway, 15, has shared multiple videos on the platform under the username @shortfakeblonde where she has spoken out against her mom's boss and pledged her support to the Black Lives Matter movement Another video shows Claudia, whose father is George Conway, one of the founders of the anti-Trump political action group The Lincoln Project, encouraging TikTok users to leave one-star reviews online for Trump's 'restaurants, hotels, and golf courses'. In a video from April she wrote: 'when our president for the next four years is either going to be a r@pi$t or a r@pi$t.' 'why do people hate on trump supporters... like why can't we just respect everyone's opinions?' she writes in another video, where she mockingly traces a fake tear down her own cheek with her finger. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8477661/Donald-Trump-threatens-scrap-Obama-era-fair-housing-regulation.html Donald Trump threatens to scrap Obama-era housing regulation...] [/news/article-8477273/Joe-Biden-calls-reporter-lying-dog-face-asks-hes-tested-cognitive-decline.html Joe Biden snaps at Fox News reporter and calls him a 'lying...] [/news/article-8476791/Facebook-labels-extremist-anti-government-Boogaloo-movement-dangerous-organization.html Facebook bans 500 Boogaloo groups and pages - but is slammed...] [/news/article-8477301/Father-Marine-slain-Afghanistan-says-theres-no-way-Trump-didnt-know-Russian-bounties.html 'I am a Republican and Trump supporter - but there's no way...] Share this article Share 3.2k shares In another she blasts the opinion that just because her mom works for Trump, she too must be a supporter of the president. 'She also was his campaign manager during the 2016 election - so your point?' she says to the camera. 'Believe it or not you can have your own opinions not influenced by your parents at all… simply by educating yourself.' Her comments come after her White House counselor mother said in the past she supports her daughter making her own mind up over her political views. Claudia's mom was Trump's third campaign manager during the 2016 race for the White House and is a close adviser (pictured together at his election night rally in Manhattan, New York, in November 2016) Claudia and Kellyanne pictured in a photo shared by Claudia. The 15-year-old has been posting videos calling for people to leave one-star reviews on Trump's 'restaurants, hotels, and golf courses' and saying 'when our president for the next four years is either going to be a r@pi$t or a r@pi$t' 'In explaining how I feel about one thing that Donald Trump said or did to my daughters, I would be remiss in not revealing the full conversation, which is also why Mommy, who's a woman, did not support the first female presidential candidate for a major party,' Kellyanne said after she helped Trump beat Hillary Clinton to the White House in 2016. 'I would tell them that I respect very much that Secretary Clinton was running for president, and it showed that in this country, anybody can do anything if they set their mind to it. 'At the same time, I tried to explain to them that you could be excited for someone with whom you disagree, and share in that moment in history as a proud American.' Claudia has also posted multiple videos where she demands justice for Breonna Taylor, the black EMT who was gunned down by cops when they performed a botched no-knock arrest warrant at her apartment in Louisville on March 13. Claudia's TikTok bio reads that 'it's a great day to arrest brett hankison, john mattingly, and myles cosgrove' - the three plainclothes cops who stormed Taylor's apartment and shot her dead. In one video, Claudia raises her eyebrow at the camera while text across the screen urges 'leftist, acab, anti-trump, blm' supporters to connect with her Claudia's TikTok bio reads that 'it's a great day to arrest brett hankison, john mattingly, and myles cosgrove' - the three plainclothes cops who shot dead Breonna Taylor back in March In another video Claudia blasts the opinion that just because her mom works for Trump, she too must be a supporter of the president [ ][ ] [ ] In one video, Claudia raises her eyebrow at the camera while text across the screen urges 'leftist, acab, anti-trump, blm' supporters to connect with her. 'hi so if you're leftist, acab, anti-trump, blm, etc. please interact w this because most of my comments are threats from angry trump supporters,' she wrote. The 15-year-old urges people not to hate her parents because of their political beliefs in another video with her friends. 'Just please no hate to my mom or my dad, they're both amazing people… and I love them so much,' she says. Claudia's outspoken beliefs first emerged when New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz shared several of her videos on Twitter this week, praising her as 'an outspoken leftist TikToker.' Lorenz tweeted that Claudia 'wants followers/views and is outspoken [about] her own beliefs.' Claudia is one of Kellyanne and George Conway's four children. While her mother is a close adviser to Trump and was his third campaign manager during the 2016 race for the White House, her father is also vocally anti-Trump. Claudia's outspoken beliefs first emerged when New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz shared several of her videos on Twitter this week, praising her as 'an outspoken leftist TikToker' While Claudia's mother Kellyanne Conway (left) is a close adviser to Trump and was his third campaign manager during the 2016 race for the White House, her father is also vocally anti-Trump. George Conway (right) co-founded the anti-Trump political action group The Lincoln Project in 2019 He co-founded The Lincoln Project in 2019 alongside several prominent Republicans and former Republicans. It aims to prevent Trump getting a second term in the White House and, in April, it pledged its endorsement of Joe Biden for president. In May, the group drew the ire of Trump when it released an ad slamming his leadership amid the coronavirus pandemic. Trump's handling of the crisis has repeatedly come under fire, from his initial denial of the deadly outbreak's danger to American lives to his ongoing refusal to follow the guidance of experts and wear a face mask. 'Millions worry that a loved one won't survive COVID-19, [https://www.evernote.com/shard/s444/sh/d721b275-fc03-a36d-9981-a0bc60a02f2d/616f9c1c654fc7b33926cfe78b909895 https://www.evernote.com/shard/s444/sh/d721b275-fc03-a36d-9981-a0bc60a02f2d/616f9c1c654fc7b33926cfe78b909895] there's mourning in America,' says The Lincoln Project video. 'Under the leadership of Donald Trump, our country is weaker, and sicker, and poorer. 'And now, Americans are asking: If we have another four years like this, will there even be an America?' Trump hit back at the video, blasting Conway a 'deranged loser' and 'Moonface'. 'A group of [Republican In Name Only] Republicans who failed badly 12 years ago, then again 8 years ago, and then got BADLY beaten by me, a political first timer, 4 years ago,' the president tweeted at the time. 'I don't know what Kellyanne did to her deranged loser of a husband, Moonface, but it must have been really bad.'

Kellyanne Conway apos;s Daughter 15 Posts Anti-Trump TikTok Videos

2020-07-06T23:29:07Z

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Kellyanne Conway's daughter has been posting anti-Trump TikTok videos calling for people to leave one-star reviews on his 'restaurants, hotels, and golf courses' and saying 'our president for the next four years is either going to be a r@pi$t or a r@pi$t'. Claudia Conway, 15, has shared multiple videos on the platform under the username @shortfakeblonde where she has spoken out against her mom's boss and pledged her support to the [/news/black-lives-matter/index.html Black Lives Matter] movement. In one of the most recent videos, which has more than 111,000 views, Claudia dances in front of a background of follower comments where people highlight that she is 'anti-Trump'. 'Finding out that Kellyanne Conway's daughter is on tiktok and is super anti-trump and has dozens of pro BLM tiktoks and tiktoks telling trump supporters to go f**k themselves is the bright spot of 2020 that I didn't know I was going to get but definitely needed,' one of the comments reads. Claudia Conway, 15, has shared multiple videos on the platform under the username @shortfakeblonde where she has spoken out against her mom's boss and pledged her support to the Black Lives Matter movement Another video shows Claudia, [https://sites.google.com/view/mother-work-ramayana/home sites.google.com] whose father is George Conway, one of the founders of the anti-Trump political action group The Lincoln Project, encouraging TikTok users to leave one-star reviews online for Trump's 'restaurants, hotels, and golf courses'. In a video from April she wrote: 'when our president for the next four years is either going to be a r@pi$t or a r@pi$t.' 'why do people hate on trump supporters... like why can't we just respect everyone's opinions?' she writes in another video, where she mockingly traces a fake tear down her own cheek with her finger. 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'Believe it or not you can have your own opinions not influenced by your parents at all… simply by educating yourself.' Her comments come after her White House counselor mother said in the past she supports her daughter making her own mind up over her political views. Claudia's mom was Trump's third campaign manager during the 2016 race for the White House and is a close adviser (pictured together at his election night rally in Manhattan, New York, in November 2016) Claudia and Kellyanne pictured in a photo shared by Claudia. The 15-year-old has been posting videos calling for people to leave one-star reviews on Trump's 'restaurants, hotels, and golf courses' and saying 'when our president for the next four years is either going to be a r@pi$t or a r@pi$t' 'In explaining how I feel about one thing that Donald Trump said or did to my daughters, I would be remiss in not revealing the full conversation, which is also why Mommy, who's a woman, did not support the first female presidential candidate for a major party,' Kellyanne said after she helped Trump beat Hillary Clinton to the White House in 2016. 'I would tell them that I respect very much that Secretary Clinton was running for president, and it showed that in this country, anybody can do anything if they set their mind to it. 'At the same time, I tried to explain to them that you could be excited for someone with whom you disagree, and share in that moment in history as a proud American.' Claudia has also posted multiple videos where she demands justice for Breonna Taylor, the black EMT who was gunned down by cops when they performed a botched no-knock arrest warrant at her apartment in Louisville on March 13. Claudia's TikTok bio reads that 'it's a great day to arrest brett hankison, john mattingly, and myles cosgrove' - the three plainclothes cops who stormed Taylor's apartment and shot her dead. In one video, Claudia raises her eyebrow at the camera while text across the screen urges 'leftist, acab, anti-trump, blm' supporters to connect with her Claudia's TikTok bio reads that 'it's a great day to arrest brett hankison, john mattingly, and myles cosgrove' - the three plainclothes cops who shot dead Breonna Taylor back in March In another video Claudia blasts the opinion that just because her mom works for Trump, she too must be a supporter of the president [ ][ ] [ ] In one video, Claudia raises her eyebrow at the camera while text across the screen urges 'leftist, acab, anti-trump, blm' supporters to connect with her. 'hi so if you're leftist, acab, anti-trump, blm, etc. please interact w this because most of my comments are threats from angry trump supporters,' she wrote. The 15-year-old urges people not to hate her parents because of their political beliefs in another video with her friends. 'Just please no hate to my mom or my dad, they're both amazing people… and I love them so much,' she says. Claudia's outspoken beliefs first emerged when New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz shared several of her videos on Twitter this week, praising her as 'an outspoken leftist TikToker.' Lorenz tweeted that Claudia 'wants followers/views and is outspoken [about] her own beliefs.' Claudia is one of Kellyanne and George Conway's four children. While her mother is a close adviser to Trump and was his third campaign manager during the 2016 race for the White House, her father is also vocally anti-Trump. Claudia's outspoken beliefs first emerged when New York Times reporter Taylor Lorenz shared several of her videos on Twitter this week, praising her as 'an outspoken leftist TikToker' While Claudia's mother Kellyanne Conway (left) is a close adviser to Trump and was his third campaign manager during the 2016 race for the White House, her father is also vocally anti-Trump. George Conway (right) co-founded the anti-Trump political action group The Lincoln Project in 2019 He co-founded The Lincoln Project in 2019 alongside several prominent Republicans and former Republicans. It aims to prevent Trump getting a second term in the White House and, in April, it pledged its endorsement of Joe Biden for president. In May, the group drew the ire of Trump when it released an ad slamming his leadership amid the coronavirus pandemic. Trump's handling of the crisis has repeatedly come under fire, from his initial denial of the deadly outbreak's danger to American lives to his ongoing refusal to follow the guidance of experts and wear a face mask. 'Millions worry that a loved one won't survive COVID-19, there's mourning in America,' says The Lincoln Project video. 'Under the leadership of Donald Trump, our country is weaker, and sicker, and poorer. 'And now, Americans are asking: If we have another four years like this, will there even be an America?' Trump hit back at the video, blasting Conway a 'deranged loser' and 'Moonface'. 'A group of [Republican In Name Only] Republicans who failed badly 12 years ago, then again 8 years ago, and then got BADLY beaten by me, a political first timer, 4 years ago,' the president tweeted at the time. 'I don't know what Kellyanne did to her deranged loser of a husband, Moonface, but it must have been really bad.'

Violence Arson Abuse: The Real-world Consequences Of Those False 5G Conspiracies

2020-07-06T21:38:18Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Masts have been attacked by arsonists all over the UK. EE Telephone engineer David Snowdon was just returning to his van after an assignment repairing a cell site when a car sped past him, spun around and stopped right in front of him. Two men got out of the vehicle and asked him if he had anything to do with [/5g/ 5G] masts. "You better not be or there will be fucking trouble," said one of the men, before kicking the door of Snowdon's van, smacking the mirror around and walking off. Initially, the 56-year-old from Birmingham in the UK's Midlands region thought that what he experienced was an isolated incident. Then he did some research. "The next day, I went onto Facebook and there it all was, this big 5G conspiracy," he said in a phone call with CNET. "I thought, I better report this, and when I reported it to our security team, they went, 'Yeah, there's been quite a few.'" CNET Mobile Discover the latest news and best reviews in smartphones and carriers from CNET's mobile experts. Over the past four months, telecom engineers across the UK have been subjected to verbal and physical abuse, or targeted online harassment and doxxing. The US Department of Homeland Security [ issued a warning] to carriers about potential threat to wireless equipment here. All because some people are buying into the conspiracy theory that 5G is to blame for the [ coronavirus] pandemic, something that popped up just as the disease spread beyond China in January. 5G has been a target of conspiracy theorists for as long as it's been around, just as with 4G and 3G before it. But what's different this time around is that people started linking it in various ways to COVID-19, saying either that the technology weakens immune systems, or even that it's responsible for directly transmitting the virus. Scientists around the world are in agreement that [/news/5g-has-no-link-to-covid-19-as-social-media-aims-to-squash-false-conspiracy-theory/ all such claims are categorically false]. The other novel aspect of the coronavirus link was that 5G conspiracy theories, previously a fringe interest, were gaining mainstream traction in a way that had never happened before. A number of well-known celebrities jumped on the bandwagon, [https://healthymomzone.my-free.website/blog/post/52537/college-essay-questions https://healthymomzone.my-free.website/blog/post/52537/college-essay-questions] including Woody Harrelson and John Cusack, British rapper M.I.A. and Wiz Khalifa, tweeting about 5G. The broader adoption of this particular theory was reflected in a wider embrace by the UK public of all sorts of coronavirus conspiracy theories. A [ study conducted by the University of Oxford] of more than 2,500 people suggested that 25% of the British public showed at least a degree of endorsement toward coronavirus conspiracies. According to Oxford professor of clinical psychology Daniel Freeman, who was in charge of the study, the pandemic has created "almost perfect conditions" for conspiracy theories to flourish. "Many individuals have greater time to themselves, in isolation, and with the internet to hand," he said. "Conspiracy beliefs will arise from the heady brew of inescapable threat, enforced change, uncertainty, isolation and social media." Just doing their job It's easy to assume that sharing conspiracy theory posts online doesn't have real-world consequences. But the stories that telecoms industry workers will tell you show that the fallout is real. CNET spoke to Snowdon and several other engineers who all work for Openreach, which is responsible for the UK's telephone lines and fiber, and who have all been harassed on the job in recent months. None has anything to do with either assembling or maintaining 5G network equipment. Rhys, who asked us not to use his second name, was working in an underground joint box when he was verbally abused in the street. He heard a man yelling about Openreach. "I popped my head out," said the 26-year-old from Wales. "I was expecting somebody just to ask me a question or something. And the next thing I'm at fault for the coronavirus and causing cancer, I hope I'm happy that I could give my kids cancer, things like that." People at the nearby bus stop joined in with the man, he said, but eventually the bus came along and they left, leaving him to finish his job -- something others weren't able to do. Openreach engineers do not install or maintain 5G network equipment. Joe Giddens/PA Images via Getty Images Openreach engineer Stephen Gibney, 38, was working on a job in Bristol when a woman from a nearby property confronted him. She removed one of the guardrails and threatened to damage the equipment. Gibney, along with his colleague who was working up the road at the time, felt that they had to leave the scene. Due to the woman's threats, the police were called. A small number of people engaging with conspiracy theories have taken it further still, committing acts of vandalism and even setting masts on fire. According to the latest figures collected by industry body Mobile UK, there have so far been 273 reported confrontations between members of the public and telecoms workers and 121 incidents of arson or sabotage this year. Clearing up the mess Often the first person on the scene after the fire brigade is an electrician like Liam (whose name has been changed to protect his identity). Liam works as a contractor for mobile network EE, and his job is to make sure a mast site is safe and no one coming in is going to be electrocuted. Generally when he's called out to a site it's because a car has driven into a piece of telecoms equipment. But recently he's been busy acting as a first responder for some of the conspiracy-related attacks. Now playing: Watch this: Why 5G may seem underwhelming at first 17:06 The first such job Liam was called out to was in Liverpool, where he was shocked to see that someone had attempted to burn down a mast. "You could sort of see where they'd ignited the cabinets and then run the fuel across the field and then set fire to it in the distance," he said in an interview. Since then he's been back to some sites that have been subject to repeated attacks several times. The worst incident was a mast in Derby that was on the verge of toppling over. "They evacuated the area and shut the roads off," he said. "It was a real mess." Under usual circumstances, Liam works alone, but that's not been the case recently. "We've got close personal protection people with us," he said. "They make you feel a lot safer. You don't know who's lurking around and watching after they've done the attack." Liam's not alone. Actions and consequences Phone carriers and other telecoms companies have had to take a number of precautions to protect their staff, who have continued to provide essential services while the rest of the UK has been on lockdown. Measures have included removing company signage from vans, establishing security at some sites and ensuring engineers aren't working alone and have colleagues with them. The police, meanwhile, have made a number of arrests, but so far they've only resulted in one conviction. A mast on fire in the UK. EE On June 8, 47-year-old Michael Whitty was sentenced to three years in jail after he pleaded guilty to setting fire to a [/tags/vodafone/ Vodafone] mast near Liverpool, causing between £10,000 and £15,000 worth of damage. Whitty attacked the mast after reading conspiracy theories about 5G on the internet. The mast he set on fire was one of 13 that have been attacked in the Liverpool area, which accounts for just a fraction of the total number of incidents across the UK. The attacks on masts have had a knock-on effect on communities they serve, said Emma Evans, head of network experience at O2. "Across the industry, mobile customers may have been experiencing issues with calls, texts and data following sporadic attacks on network infrastructure recently," she said in an email. One of the Vodafone masts attacked by arsonists was serving the NHS Nightingale Field Hospital in Birmingham, which was set up to care for [ COVID-19] patients. "It's heart-rending enough that families cannot be there at the bedside of loved ones who are critically ill," said Vodafone CEO Nick Jeffery [ in a post on LinkedIn] in which he begged the arsonists to stop. "It's even more upsetting that even the small solace of a phone or video call may now be denied them because of the selfish actions of a few deluded conspiracy theorists." More on 5G [/news/best-5g-phones-in-2020-galaxy-s20-oneplus-8-pro-lg-v60-motorola-edge-plus-and-more/ Best 5G phones in 2020: Galaxy S20, OnePlus 8 Pro, LG V60, Motorola Edge Plus and more] [/news/not-even-the-coronavirus-can-derail-5gs-global-momentum/ Not even the coronavirus can derail 5G's global momentum] [/news/5g-everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-wireless-revolution/ 5G: Everything you need to know about the wireless revolution] [/how-to/verizon-vs-at-t-vs-t-mobile-vs-sprint-compared-how-to-pick-the-best-5g-carrier-for-you/ Verizon vs. AT&T vs. T-Mobile vs. Sprint compared: How to pick the best 5G carrier for you] The irony of it all is that, for the most part, the 5G networks have been largely unscathed. "Most of the time, the masts aren't 5G," said Evans. "Usually it's masts that enable local residents and businesses to use our 2G, 3G and 4G networks, which have been essential during the ongoing pandemic to keep the country connected, keep vulnerable people in touch with loved ones, and allow essential services and providers to respond to those in need." Cooling-off period Mobile companies tracking the incidents, as well as engineers and first responders, agree that the spate of attacks peaked in the UK around the same time that coronavirus did in April. Since then, it's gradually quieted down, although the first responder we spoke with for this piece was on his way to another mast attack at the time of our conversation. Arsonists have caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to masts. EE The telecoms engineers are aware of the drop-off in incidents too, but it doesn't mean they're not still on their guard. "It makes you wonder whether you're going to be safe to do the work," said Gibney. "You have that in the back of your mind. Somebody just walking down the road could suddenly just turn and start shouting at you and you don't know what they're going to do." In his years working as an engineer, Rhys said he's become used to people approaching him to ask questions, which in the past he's always been happy to do as the interactions are usually positive experiences. But now when people approach him he's become wary. He tends to return to the same areas regularly, which makes him worried about encountering people who shouted abuse at him again. "That guy screaming at me now, when he sees me again doing the same thing, is he going to do something else, you know?" he said. For Snowdon, it's an additional stress for engineers at a time when their work is already being impacted. They haven't been able to go into people's houses so have had to try to solve problems from outside. Then there's the possibility of coming into contact with the coronavirus while out on essential jobs. "It's just another thing that we got to deal with on top of what we're able to do at the moment." Things have died down a bit now, he said, but he worries that anti-5G sentiment, which is still bubbling away in certain corners of the internet, might see another uptick. "All it needs is for someone to push that theory again and off it goes," he said. [#comments Comments] [/topics/internet-services/ Internet Services] [/topics/tech-industry/ Tech Industry] [/topics/culture/ Culture] [/5g/ 5G] [/tags/ee/ EE] [/tags/o2/ O2] [/tags/vodafone/ Vodafone] [/topics/mobile/ Notification on Notification off Mobile]

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