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In LA, police damaged their own cars to blame protestors -- it's a psyop, fascism, and media-backed deception.

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In LA, police damaged their own cars to blame protestors -- it's a psyop, fascism, and media-backed deception.

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BREAKING: Police were CAUGHT ON CAMERA destroying their own squad cars to frame protestors — and your government still calls them “heroes.”

Nah. These are operatives running psychological warfare against the public.

This is fascism in plain sight.
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This appears to be a conspiracy theory that uses edited and outdated footage to push a political narrative. According to PolitiFact, videos of burning police vehicles being shared online are from the George Floyd protests in May–June 2020, not from June 2025 immigration‑action protests in L.A.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2025/jun/09/tweets/a-video-of-a-burning-police-car-in-los-angeles-is

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/fake-videos-conspiracies-falsehoods-los-angeles-protests/
False

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