June 14th, "No Kings, Rise Up"

[JohnyMac]

Do you remember back in January and again at the end of May that I gave two AI's 20 news headlines to prioritize as to happen or not, If not click HERE, well the two AI sources rated that "mostly peaceful protests 2.0" return this summer was very high. One predicted a 85% chance it would happen.

Take a gander at this site, "No Kings, Rise Up" June 14th.

A few things to ponder...
> Who is funding these people? HERE is one.
> Time to become acquainted with your states gun laws. If you do not have a CCW (Conceal Carry With Permit)
   you need to get one and start to EDC. If you do not have a firearm or two (Handgun and Long gun) time to buy
   one and get training.
> If you do not belong to a MAG (Mutual Assistance Group) join one.
> If you have not started to prep, get 'cracken'. Click HERE as a
   starting point.

There will be a reset not a Build, Back, Better or WEF reset but an attempted Communist reset.

Don't let the 1% rule over the 99%.

 

[JohnyMac]

LOL, "they" were advertising for agitators last week for the fun in games over the weekend in LA. Below, is a link to the Craig's List Ad,

 https://x.com/LibTearCreator1/status/1932115686387863901

Now the question which I asked in my original post, "who is paying for this?" well some of the money is coming from https://www.chirla.org/

Do you think the DOJ is aware of it? If they do how come no arrests?

Just some food for thought.

ALSO...

I found that one of the rallies will be held in a neighboring county on Saturday. I sent my State Rep and Senator who also represents that county an email asking them if the rally has permits.

In Pennsylvania, if you are having a rally that expects more than X attendees, you must have a permit for the rally if held in a public park or facility. The permit allows for, traffic control, parking, medical needs, rules about amplified speaking devises, litter pick up post the rally, etc., etc., etc. Take a gander to see if one of these rallies is within your county or municipality. If there is one, contact your DA, or state legislative folks to ask about permitting for the rally. "Silence means Consent"

 

[JohnyMac]

More on CHIRLA. Here we see how California is funding the organization. Nothing like the taxes from looted businesses being given to a looter organization.  only in America.

[JohnyMac]

The movie "Civil War" that was released last spring/summer. Is that the road map?

Last, let's remember what a cornered animal like a raccoon does. I suspect thanks to the MAGA movement, the far left is not cornered. Stay tuned.
 

[Hope]

You are on a roll with this post and spot on! Hope everyone is ready!

[JohnyMac]

So, how's the script playing out this morning in LA, Atlanta, NYC, etc.? Everyone understands this is a well-funded, rehearsed, and acted "Color Revolution." I read that the NGO's (CIA) funding this is now handing out American flags for protesters to wave instead of Mexican flags. When you see them on TV, look at the folds in the flag.

The MSM is behind the CIA's Color Revolution. Listen to how the narrative is changing to, "all things were unicorns and rainbows until Trump sent in the military".

I asked GROK (AI) to define a Colour Revolution in three paragraphs, this was the result.

"A Colour Revolution refers to a series of non-violent, often mass protest movements that emerged primarily in post-Soviet states and other authoritarian regimes during the early 2000s, aimed at overthrowing entrenched governments or challenging electoral fraud. These movements are typically characterized by widespread public demonstrations, the use of specific colors or symbols (like roses or orange flags) to unify protesters, and a focus on democratic reforms or regime change. The term originates from notable examples like the Rose Revolution in Georgia (2003), the Orange Revolution in Ukraine (2004), and the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan (2005), where citizens mobilized against perceived corruption or rigged elections, often with significant youth involvement and civil society organizations.

These revolutions often follow a pattern: they leverage public discontent with authoritarian rule, utilize non-violent tactics such as sit-ins or marches, and gain momentum through media coverage and international support. External actors, including Western NGOs, governments, or institutions, are frequently accused of funding or training activists, though the extent of their influence is debated. Critics of Colour Revolutions, particularly in Russia and China, view them as orchestrated attempts by foreign powers to destabilize regimes and install pro-Western governments, citing examples like the U.S. support for democracy promotion programs. Supporters, however, argue they reflect genuine grassroots demands for freedom and accountability.

While some Colour Revolutions led to democratic transitions (e.g., Ukraine?s Orange Revolution temporarily ousted pro-Russian leadership), others fizzled out or resulted in unstable outcomes, like Kyrgyzstan?s repeated unrest. The term has since been applied more broadly to protest movements globally, but it remains controversial, with narratives split between local agency and geopolitical manipulation. The success of these movements often hinges on the regime?s response, the unity of opposition, and the broader socio-political context."

May I suggest you let family and friends know. Make it simple and send them this link.

 

[JohnyMac]

Ron Gochez a leader amongst Union del Barrio which is in part behind the "mostly peaceful protest 2.0" in LA. He was a leader with La Raza back in 2008 - 2012 which is now Unidosus. In short, Gochez he is a Marxist that has been around since 2008. 

"Ron Gochez is an activist whose radical ideology has garnered both attention and controversy. Identifying himself as a revolutionary, Gochez has openly called for a revolution aimed at reclaiming land from what he describes as ?white racist people.? His rhetoric is rooted in a desire for social justice and equity, particularly concerning land ownership and historical injustices faced by communities of color in the United States. This perspective has resonated with many individuals who feel marginalized and underrepresented in society." -
County Local News

In part I am doing the research for UP subscribers in hopes you will check out what I write for accuracy and if my information is correct, to pass it on to others.

As a side note, I would caution President Trump sending in more military to protect Federal property. Let the LAPD deal with the protesters. I would encourage the FBI under the DOJ umbrella to arrest LEGALLY, the head (s) of the money, street soldiers, and propagandists calling for insurrection.

Cut the head off the snake and it will die.

 

[Hope]

Playing out in rural areas too. The small town 5 miles from me has a No Kings protest planned this Saturday.

[JohnyMac]

Yupper Hope same here. I sent an email to the county DA asking if they had a permit to rally on public land. I also sent an email out to my state Rep and Sen. asking the same question and asking them to put some pressure on the county DA. Hopefully, a the squeaky wheel will cause some grease ala pressure to be applied.

You know if only 1 or 2 people complain, nothing will be done. If they receive 50 or more emails, someone will have to take notice. Heck if we could get a couple of hundred people to ask questions, things will change. 

[Nemo]

Lets hope it's not a rambunctious drive home Saturday.  Headed out of Nags Head NC area thru Norfolk/Va Bch/Chesapeake area Sat morning.  I plan to be west of the tidewater area before 1100 and the only other area that might be of concern (as I assess things now) might be a bit of a chance of headache in Farmville.

In any event, if things go right I won't be anywhere near any protesting groups.

Nemo

[Nemo]

Leaving Oregon Inlet yesterday morning.  On the main drag through Nags Head, near Dowdy Park there were about 200 (mostly qualifying as elderly) persons on each side of the street with signs.  Many appeared hand made but many of the dark side supplied professional creation appearance.

Nothing else noted out of the ordinary for the rest of the drive home.

Nemo

[Searchboss]

One of our MAG members drove by the local NO KINGS "protest" here in Central Georgia on Saturday and made a short video of what he saw and shared it with the rest of us. It was held at a park adjacent to a ball field near city hall. They had two canopies set up with about 10 people. It looked like a picnic more than a protest. It started pouring down rain about 30 minutes after he took the video. I have not heard about much happening with this organized event this time. I suspect that this was just the first attempt to get people somewhat organized on a national basis.

[zanedclark]

We had one about 20 miles away.  Apparently didn't amount to much.  I did see live helo video of one at the State Capital.  Didn't look like much.  We stayed away nevertheless.

zane

[JohnyMac]

The county seat in a nearby county had a No King's protest. The police estimated the amount of folks to be 25-30 in attendance. In a larger city north of me in Binghamton, NY the Broome County Sheriff's department estimated the crowd to be in the 400-500 range. The local MSM claimed attendance to be in the thousands. 

[grizz]

The county seat in a nearby county had a No King's protest. The police estimated the amount of folks to be 25-30 in attendance. In a larger city north of me in Binghamton, NY the Broome County Sheriff's department estimated the crowd to be in the 400-500 range. The local MSM claimed attendance to be in the thousands.

I didnt realize binghamton had swung the far left

[Jackalope]

The protest in our town was small, less than 50.  The anti-protesters had a small turnout on Friday.