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On Saturday, Donald Trump made the rounds in Arizona, rallying supporters with his trademark, off-the-cuff stump speech.

As reported last night, something surreal happened at Trump's Saturday rally in Arizona: a man who, as part of a group that had donned KKK attire and was occasionally giving out Nazi salutes in attempts to mock and provoke Trump supporters, did just that when he was punched and kicked by none other than a black man while being escorted out of the building. The moment was captured on the photo below which will surely become part of the 2016 presidential race archive.

Who is the protester?

It’s likely that many who aren’t fond of the prospect that Donald Trump could actually be the next President of The United States couldn’t have imagined a world just a year ago where (former leader of the KKK and famous white supremacist) David Duke suggested that Donald Trump is doing good things for Adolph Hitler’s image… but, alas, like many things people couldn’t have imagined a year ago, according to a recent Vanity Fair piece, exactly that has happened: Duke, a former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard and Louisiana state senator, speculated on his radio showTuesday that comparisons between th

Justin Sullivan, the 19 year old who sought to hire a hitman on his parents, killed his elderly neighbor, and wished to kill thousands is now also the first American ISIS convert to face the death penalty for his crimes, according to The Charlotte Observer: District Attorney David Learner announced Monday that he will try Sullivan’s alleged murder of 74-year-old John Bailey Clark as a capital case. The FBI says Sullivan shot Clark in 2014 to get money for an assault rifle to use in a mass killing.  Sullivan was arrested last June and charged with federal terrorism-related crimes.

Submitted by Bill Bonner of Bonner & Partners (annotated by Acting-Man.com's Pater Tenebrarum),

Dow up again yesterday! According to Wall Street analysts, investors were front running a non-event. The Fed is in a credit “tightening cycle”, but without the tightening. On Wednesday, it announced it was leaving short-term rates unchanged at 0.5%.

(One was already too much…we simply cannot have too many of these sad scenes. Cartoon by Richard Cline)