Waching daily Aug 4 2018

hey what's up I'm Mriganko here from MS lifestyle now have recently

reached 69 subs just this week so I thought of doing a small giveaway for my

subscribers so we start this video right now

so the idea of giveaway was suggested by one of my friends so I thought of

organizing a small giveaway for my subscribers now the number 69 being my

favorite I choose to do a giveaway at 69 subscribers and don't judge me for that

so now let's see the conditions of the giveaway now the conditions of this

giveaway are very simple and very basic in nature

now the giveaways will continue for five weeks now to participate in this

giveaway what you have to do is you have to answer five questions now where would

you answer these five questions now I am going to upload five videos in five

weeks like I upload a video every Sunday so in the video like in five videos I

Leave a link in the description box below I'll add a leave a link to my blog now I am going

to put my questions in my blog safe to click in the link in the second box

below and you have you will be redirected to my blog and if you answer

the correct question and answer in my blog and also leave your gmail account

the gmail address on with the answer as well as a name which is very important

now let's see some conditions now conditions for this giveaway is going to

be must you must be one of my subscribers

you must have an email account we must answer all the questions correctly the

point for say is he must have a gmail account now it is not necessary to have

a gmail account only you may have an NA who around just need an email account

that's all detecting myself now must have an Amazon account which is very

important the reason to that I'll be telling you a little later must answer

all five questions at a row without any mistake then you must be one of my

regular people now I I said that you must have an Amazon account I said that

because the price am giving away is a 500 rupees Amazon gift card now for my

first giveaway I chose Amazon gift card because it is

more convenient for me to transfer the gift card to my viewers gmail account

for the gmail account is very important in this case and your name also so what

I'll be doing is I'll be uploading five videos as I said in five weeks so the so

this giveaway is you know continue for five weeks and there will be one

question every week in my blog so you have to go to my blog answer all five

questions and then in the sixth week I'll go live on

YouTube and Instagram so over there I choose my winner purchase the gift card

500 rupees gift card at that time and send it to my viewer via his gmail

account of its the gmail account is very important as well as the Amazon account

is very important because we don't have an Amazon account you cannot use the 500

rupees gift card so if you still have any queries left you can go down in the

description box and you can check everything out I'll have everything

listed out and so that you don't have any difficulties and after that you make

this video so that many more people can participate in this giveaway as well so

that's all for this video so if you like this video and give us a thumbs up

see you tomorrow for then bye-bye

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Patriot Prayer: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 7:39.

Patriot Prayer: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

Patriot Prayer is a conservative group aimed at defending freedom of speech, founded by Joey Gibson.

Patriot Prayer is a conservative political action group based in Portland, Oregon.

The group's primary goals are advocating for free speech and opposing big government, though critics have accused the group of being a magnet for white supremacists and alt-right organizations.

However, Patriot Prayer founder Joey Gibson has consistently denounced racism, and maintained that Patriot Prayer is by no means an alt-right group, despite the fact that white supremacists have joined their rallies in the past.

Patriot Prayer's rally for Saturday, August 4, has drawn concern from citizens of Portland, with the police confirming that they are prepared for anything.

Here's what you need to know.

Founder Joey Gibson Insists it is "Not a White Supremacy Group".

In a video posted by Gibson that aimed to set the record straight about his group, he said, "I am not white.

I am a person of color, so I don't believe in white supremacy…I don't care if you're a Democrat, a Republican, it doesn't matter to me.

What I'm trying to do is bring people together who believe in freedom, believe in love, believe in peace, and believe in free speech.".

Gibson continued to explain that the basic tenets of his group are freedom, love, peace, and truth.

"I believe that even if we get the best president in the world, it will not solve the problems we have down at the bottom," Gibson said.

"There's so much deception, there are so many lies, and it is on both sides, extremists on both sides.

So much hatred, so much anger.

We do not respect people who think differently.".

"My philosophy has always been you cannot beat an ideology out of someone," Gibson said.

"You cannot stop a movement with hate, you cannot start a movement with hate.".

"This isn't about politics," Gibson said.

"This is about having principles, and doing what you believe is right.".

Patriot Prayer Has Often Been Pitted Against Left-Wing Protest Groups.

Antifa (anti-fascist) protestors have often engaged in violent protests against Patriot Prayer.

In the Patriot Prayer rally on June 30, antifa protestors allegedly threw objects like firecrackers at Patriot Prayer members until a full-out brawl unfolded.

Of the August 4 Patriot Prayer march, Rose City Antifa issued a statement on its intentions to protest: "We make no apologies for the use of force in keeping our communities safe from the scourge of right-wing violence … this is the time to act: Be prepared, be smart, but do not be a bystander.

In 2017, Gibson called out for liberals to denounce antifa protestors. "Please, if your on the left speak out against these hate groups," he wrote in a Facebook post.

"Antifa doesn't even care about fighting 'racists'.

They want to fight the republic as a whole.".

Patriot Prayer Has Engaged in Several Rallies, Which Have Ranged from Minimal Violence to Extensive Violence Reported.

Patriot Prayer has hosted several rallies, protests, and marches since its inception as an organization in 2016.

Some of these events have been entirely peaceful, while other recent events have been extremely violent.

The Patriot Prayer events are often magnets for white supremacy and alt-right groups, like the pro-Confederacy Hiwaymen and Identity Evropa.

At an event organized by Patriot Prayer in early June, Al Jazeera reports that over 70 groups attended, though it's unclear how many of them were alt-right and white supremacy organizations.

On June 30, 2018, a Patriot Prayer Rally Became Violent With Antifa Protestors & Fireworks, Rocks, and Bottles Were Thrown Between Protestors.

A month ago, a Patriot Prayer rally unfolded into an especially violent altercation between antifa protestors and Patriot Prayer members, as the two groups threw objects like fireworks, rocks, and bottles at one another.

The Portland Police eventually declared the situation to be a riot and proceeded to seize weapons that included knives, clubs, and chemical sprays, also proceeding to detain several protestors.

The policy eventually decided to throw balls of pepper spray into the crowd, as well.

Earlier in the day, Gibson had said in a speech that the goal of the rally was to "bring light into a city of darkness.

White Supremacist Jeremy Christian Was Involved at a Patriot Prayer Rally, Though Gibson Threw Him Out & Later Denounced Him.

On April 29, Jeremy Christian (a man who would later kill two men and injure a third when they tried to stop him from racially harassing two teenage girls) attended a Patriot Prayer rally, loudly yelling anti-Muslim and anti-Semitic slurs.

He was also reportedly making Nazi salutes.

Gibson reportedly asked Christian to leave his march, though critics later continued to correlate Christian's presence at the rally with the hate crime he committed a month later.