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But the leaked conversations also reveal how those involved in planning the white supremacist rally intentionally tried to play up the threat of violence from counter-protesters as they worked with law enforcement ahead of the event, in an apparent attempt to shift attention away from their own activities. Unite the Right organizers pointed law enforcement in the direction of anti-fascist websites and social media accounts, which they alleged contained evidence of left-wing threats of violence. In one post, they specifically mentioned sending content to law enforcement from the website It's Going Down. If the newly revealed emails from Charlottesville and UVA officials are any indication, it appears that the efforts of rally organizers to divert attention away from the threat of white supremacist violence was devastatingly successful.

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But the leaked conversations also reveal how those involved in planning the white supremacist rally intentionally tried to play up the threat of violence from counter-protesters as they worked with law enforcement ahead of the event, in an apparent attempt to shift attention away from their own activities. Unite the Right organizers pointed law enforcement in the direction of anti-fascist websites and social media accounts, which they alleged contained evidence of left-wing threats of violence. In one post, they specifically mentioned sending content to law enforcement from the website It's Going Down. If the newly revealed emails from Charlottesville and UVA officials are any indication, it appears that the efforts of rally organizers to divert attention away from the threat of white supremacist violence was devastatingly successful.

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