Nah, we can check your sources.

Items one and seven are nonfacts relating to the legend of 'Umbrella Man', a protester dressed in far-left "blackbloc" garb who was recorded on video smashing the windows of an Autozone as the initial rioting in Minneapolis was just underway. The identification in the linked reports is the second failed attempt by leftwing cybersleuths to attribute Umbrella Man to some kind of "false flag" theory. Initially, they misidentified the culprit as a St. Paul police officer acting as an agent provocateur. After that, the case seemed to get cold. In the third night of rioting, Mayor Frey issued a hysterical tweet attributing all of the violence to the mafia, "white supremacists" and "foreign actors". What an embarrassment for everyone. Months later, a far-left activist published a story to Facebook about confronting a group of bikers with politically incorrect patches on their vests at a restaurant in another city. Subsequently, police received an anonymous tip identifying the mysterious Umbrella Man as one of these very restautrant-goers. The police, eager to mitigate their boss' gaffe, announced the issuance of a warrant based on the anonymous sleuth's tip. Fourteen months later, with no arrest and no charges, "Umbrella Man" remains at large.

Item two includes a screengrab which we on the right pass around to illustrate the unintentionally comedic lengths the authorities and media in these blue enclaves stretched their material in the effort sustain the "white supremacist false flag" thing. Among the mugshots of the four "white supremacist" arrestees are two white dudes with dreadlocks and a black dude. No further support for the claim is provided.

Boogaloo Boys, again, are antiracist, anti-cop libertarian anarchists who marched sympathetically with BLM in the name of the BLM cause. There is no basis to otherize them apart from the possibility that BLM is exclusively anticapitalist. Is this what you're asserting? I could direct you to video of Boogs and BLM marching together from just last month if you like.

Item four is more Authorities Say supported by absolutely nothing.

Item five pertains not to a BLM riot, but to a pro-Trump event which antfa attacked, stabbing four. Don't know why it's listed. m Must've been a mistake.

Item six is of BLMers terrorizing a passing motorist at one of their blockades.

Item seven is the legend of "Umbrella Man" again.

Put up another six. Are you familiar with the story bout the horse salesman trying to sell a giant pile of shit? He tells the guy, "You buy yourself a pile of shit this tall, there's bound to be a pony in there somewhere". Maybe your compilation of sources is like that.