VIDEO: Brawl breaks out on airliner, forcing pilot to intervene; at least 6 arrested



Video captured the moment a mid-air brawl erupted in chaos during a KLM Royal Dutch Airlines flight from England to the Netherlands on Thursday, TMZ has reported.

What are the details of the fight?

In the viral video, which has been viewed countless times across social media, at least one man can be seen pummeling a fellow passenger as others attempt to intervene.

From another angle, you can see at least four passengers grappling with one another across the seats while shouting.

The fracas intensifies to the point where one of the pilots is forced to address the fight in an attempt to break it up, as other passengers scream for the fighting to cease.

At least one person can be heard shouting, "Behave! This is an aircraft!"

The outlet reported that authorities arrested at least six passengers — all from England — when the flight arrived at its destination in Amsterdam.

It is unclear at the time of this reporting what officially sparked the fight.

The passenger who shared one of the videos, however, told the outlet that tension was "brewing the whole flight" after one of the passengers purportedly made a racist statement.

It is not known at this time if those involved in the brawl will face charges in connection with the fight.

Has the airline said anything about the in-air incident?

A spokesperson for the airline told LadBible that the fight did not trigger any delays.

"[Yesterday] We had some unruly passengers on our KLM 1070 flight from Manchester to Amsterdam," the statement read. "The captain and cabin crew put an end to a brawl between two groups of passengers. All involved were arrested upon arrival at Schiphol Airport. No delay occurred.KLM does not tolerate aggression against employees or passengers. We apologize to our passengers who may have been affected by the incident."

Hahaha mazza my mate from work was on same flight he sent me thispic.twitter.com/0dM0drzmQ3
— James Sargent (@James Sargent) 1651772417

Tulsi Gabbard issues plea to Americans to reject 'racialization' of everyone and everything: 'We are all children of God'



Former Democratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (Hawaii) has implored Americans to put aside the "racialization of everyone and everything" and come together out of familial obligations.

What are the details?

In a Sunday video, the onetime Democratic presidential candidate urged Americans to reject the "racialization of everyone and everything."

"My dear friends, my fellow Americans, please, please let us stop the racialization of everyone and everything," she said. "We are all children of God and are therefore family in the truest sense, no matter our race or ethnicity. This is aloha. And this is what our country and the world need."

Gabbard added that the mainstream "propaganda media" are complicit in spreading division through their reporting and pointed out that politicians aren't off the hook when it comes to responsibility either.

"The mainstream propaganda media and politicians, they want us to constantly focus on our skin color and the skin color of others, because it helps them politically or financially," she added in the video. "Aloha means respect and love for others. It's what enables us to see beyond our skin color and see the soul, the person within."

The former Democratic lawmaker concluded, "So let's do our best to cultivate this aloha in our hearts, and see and treat others through this prism of love, not through the prism of race and ethnicity. Please let us not allow ourselves to be led down this dark and divisive path of racialism and hate."

She tweeted the video on Sunday and captioned it with a plea for "love and respect for others."

Gabbard's video has been viewed more than 639,000 times at the time of this reporting.

Please, let us stop the RACIALIZATION of everyone and everything. We are all children of God, and therefore family… https://t.co/JqX0NNVTuc
— Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 (@Tulsi Gabbard 🌺)1619350620.0

Authorities arrest 1 in connection with violent attack on San Francisco free speech rally organizer



Authorities arrested a man in connection with an assault on a speaker at a San Francisco free speech rally that took place on Saturday.

A suspect punched the free speech rally organizer in the face, knocking out at least two of his teeth.

What are the details?

According to Newsweek, authorities arrested 35-year-old Adora Anderson of Watsonville, California, who is accused of "mayhem" and "hate crime enhancement" after reportedly punching 25-year-old Philip Anderson in the face.

Authorities say there is no relation between the men despite their shared last name.

Viral videos captured the moment that Philip was assaulted during the rally, which was referred to as a "Free Speech Rally Against Twitter and Big Tech." The demonstration was held at the federal building at U.N. Plaza, near Twitter's headquarters. The event was a protest against the company's censorship of the New York Post's article on emails purported to belong to Hunter Biden regarding foreign business dealings and his father, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

San Francisco police arrived on the scene on to respond to reports of an aggravated assault. Philip told authorities that he had been participating in the free speech rally when an unknown assailant punched him in the face.

A GoFundMe page to raise money to repair Philip's teeth has received more than $30,035 in donations at the time of this reporting.

A statement from the San Francisco Police Department read:

On Saturday, October 17, 2020, at approximately 12:20 PM, San Francisco Police officers responded to the area of Leavenworth and McAllister Streets for a report of an aggravated assault. Officers met with a 25-year-old male victim who identified himself as the victim of the assault. The victim told officers he was participating in a free speech rally at UN Plaza when he was punched in the face by an unknown suspect. The assault caused the victim to lose two teeth. The SFPD Night Investigations Unit and Special Investigations Unit led the investigation.

Investigators developed information that led to the identity of the suspect in the assault. The suspect was identified as 35-year-old Adora Anderson of Watsonville. On Sunday, October 18, 2020, at approximately 2:53 PM, Adora Anderson was taken into custody by San Francisco Police officers in Oakland, CA. Adora Anderson was transported to San Francisco County Jail where he was booked on charges of mayhem (203 PC) and a hate crime enhancement (422.75(a) PC).

While an arrest has been made, this remains an open investigation. Anyone with information is asked to call the SFPD 24 Hour Tip Line at 1-415-575-4444 or Text a Tip to TIP411 and begin your text message with SFPD. You may remain anonymous.

What else?

Authorities shut down the Saturday rally after counterdemonstrators became violent.

As previously reported by The Blaze, the situation quickly spiraled out of control against those conservatives gathered for the demonstration, and police were forced to escort them away from the premises and to their vehicles.

Following the assault, Philip told the crowd, "Too bad it got canceled. That's what happens when you lose free speech, this is what our country has turned into."

He also shared a snap of his bloodied mouth on social media after leaving the hospital.

He captioned the photo, "Antifa attacked me for no reason."

Philip later tweeted, "I have a question for you, Joe Biden. You said that Antifa is just an idea. This is what they did to me. I'm at the hospital right now ... because of Antifa. Do you still think, after seeing this, that they're just an idea?"

The tweets are unavailable at the time of this reporting, as his account has been suspended.

(Content warning: Rough language):

San Francisco: Antifa physically assaulted a black man today while calling him the “n” wordCausing him to flee th… https://t.co/3v7qfgdkDn
— Drew Hernandez (@Drew Hernandez)1602997412.0

Seahawks' Pete Carroll promotes white shame: 'Black people can't scream any more. ... This is a white people's issue to get over.'



Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll says it's up to white people in the U.S. to mend race relations — and they should do so by educating themselves.

In remarks to reporters during a virtual press conference Saturday, Carroll also insisted that his fellow coaches listen to black people about their experiences as black people in America.

What are the details?

Carroll said, "[White people] need to be coached up and they need to be educated about what the heck is going on in this world."

"Black people can't scream any more, they can't march any more, they can't bare their souls any more to what they've lived with for hundreds of years because white guys came over from Europe and started a new country with a great idea and great ideals and wrote down great writings and laws and all of that about democracy and freedom and equality for all," the longtime coach continued. "And then that's not what happened, because we went down this other road here and followed economics — rich white guys making money — and they put together a system of slavery, and we've never left it, really. It's never gone away."

Carroll pointed out that white people seem content to live in ignorance of the black man's plight.

"And black people know the truth, they know exactly what's going on," he insisted. "It's white people that don't know. It's not that they're not telling us; they've been telling us the stories. We know what's right and what's wrong, we just have not been open to listen to it. We've been unwilling to accept the real history."

Carroll said that the willful ignorance goes back generations and generations, as Americans have been "taught a false history of what happened in this country."

"We've been taught a false history of what happened in this country, we've been basing things on false premises, and it has not been about equality for all, it has not been about freedom for all, it has not been opportunity for all, and it needs to be," he insisted. "Because this is a humanity issue we're dealing with. This is a white people's issue to get over and learn what's going on and to figure it out and start loving everybody that is part of our country, and that want to come to our country, wherever they want to come from."

He also insisted that money corrupted America's forefathers, which led them to enslave an entire race.

"What's right is treating people equally, we know that," he said. "Forefathers knew it. They wrote it all down, they just didn't do it. They got caught up in making money and they figured out a way to do it, and it meant persecuting and abusing an entire race of people."

You can listen to Carroll's full remarks here.

A message from @PeteCarroll on what we can do to help combat racism. https://t.co/7LknOFw2fy
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seattle Seahawks)1598746777.0