Remember the McCloskeys, who defended their St. Louis home from a BLM mob and were prosecuted for doing so? This is the reason why they were targeted (hint: they had a synagogue as a neighbor)
(whatever)Archived so I don't drive traffic to Snopes. Apologies for the shit source, but this is the only place I could find this information. In its defense, a lot of it was provided by Mr. McCloskey himself.
https://archive.ph/p4tBlThis began in 2013 with an encroachment on the McCloskey's northern property line. The synagogue acknowledged in a 2000 letter when the synagogue was built that the property line extends 10 feed beyond the north brick wall. But in 2013, the synagogue built a wooden structure and intended to keep bees for one of their pagan rituals. The structure was well within the McCloskey's property, being placed very close to the brick wall. This is shown in the article.
I examined this picture carefully and used Google Maps to identify where the structure was. It seems to have been placed to the west of the property, nearly at the corner. This can be identified by the telephone pole in the picture. He placed a notice that the structure constituted a trespass and directed the synagogue to remove it by a particular date and time. He also provided a picture of this also.
He was accused of tearing down the structure and destroying the hives. He states emphatically that he did not, nor is there any evidence whatsoever that he did.
It appears however that McCloskey had enough of these lying jews and erected a wire fence directly on the property line to prevent any such incursions. This can be seen in the link below.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Portland+Pl,+St.+Louis,+MO+63108/@38.6475367,-90.2647303,122m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x87d8b52e7fc13547:0xf00fea7349f4ac1e!8m2!3d38.6474166!4d-90.2689436I find it very easy to believe that the jews in the synagogue used the BLM mob to break into and trespass onto private property to harass and threaten the McCloskeys.
So the moral is, there's always a jew behind it.
