On Monday, the Democratic National Convention begins,
and we can expect total mayhem from pro-Hamas activists, who have
swarmed Chicago, Illinois, in the tens of thousands to protest the
Harris-Walz ticket. It’s going to be entertaining watching the city’s
vocally anti-police mayor try to maintain law and order. And knowing
they’re in a city where criminality is enabled and tolerated to extreme
lengths, it’s going to be interesting to see how far pro-terrorist
agitators will push the envelope.
Some
scenes from downtown Chicago as the DNC kicks off. Calls for murder
(globalize the intifada), satan, proud communists, participants with
“medic”
bags, and much more. pic.twitter.com/J0ZdmG0kVs
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) August 19, 2024
CHICAGO-
An idea of how many police officers are currently downtown marching
alongside protesters in an attempt to keep the peace as the sun goes
down | @FrontlinesTPUSA pic.twitter.com/Wckr8Zst0M
— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) August 19, 2024
They already stormed the stage at the DNC’s opening welcome party.
They’ve already had mini-clashes with the police, but this is a preview.
It’s the preseason period of the DNC’s week of mayhem that could erupt
over Israel’s justified war of self-defense in Gaza against Hamas
terrorists. These far-left, antisemitic protesters are reportedly
camping outside the hotels of delegates.
I thought the Harris-Walz
ticket was about spreading joy. This looks like a buffet of
dysfunction, mayhem, extremism, and antisemitism—things that are very
much anti-joy.
Is there enough police and security? We shall see as this week
progresses, but we shouldn’t be shocked if a riot breaks out—these
people are insane. Also, the Harris-Walz campaign must know this issue
of a total arms embargo on Israel is going to be rehashed at the
debate—they met with these pro-terrorist clowns behind closed doors (via
ABC News):
Pro-Palestinian
voices both inside and outside the Democratic National Convention plan
to make sure their complaints are heard at this week's gathering in
Chicago, starting with a major march on Monday.
In addition to
the tens of thousands who plan to protest near the site, 30 delegates
elected to represent the "uncommitted" movement will be inside the
convention advocating an anti-war agenda. They will not endorse Harris
without assurances that her administration will embrace an arms embargo
on Israel.
According to a source familiar the matter, Harris-Walz
campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez, as well as other top campaign
officials, met with local Arab American and Jewish American leaders in
Michigan this past week, including Deputy Wayne County Executive Assad
Turfe. He described the meeting as "incredibly productive," noting that
"these meetings underscored the Harris team's commitment to ensuring
that our community has a meaningful seat at the table."
Be on the alert for disruptions on the convention floor, too (via The Guardian):
Some
40,000 protesters are expected to gather outside the Democratic
National Convention (DNC) in Chicago on Monday to demonstrate against
the Biden administration’s position on Israel, with some groups saying
they will push for amendments to the party’s platform.
The party
is on guard for disruptions to high-profile speeches at the DNC, with
one pro-Palestinian group called Delegates Against Genocide, angry at US
support for Israel’s offensive in Gaza, saying it will press for an
arms embargo this week.
People take part in a protest organised
by pro-choice rights, pro-LGBT rights and pro-Palestinian activists, in
Chicago, ahead of the Democratic National Convention.
Delegates
Against Genocide said it would exercise its freedom of speech rights
during main events at the four-day convention. Its organisers declined
to give details, but said they would offer amendments to the party
platform and use their rights as delegates to speak on the convention
floor.
Six major protests are planned. There was a
discussion to halt the mass demonstrations, but ultimately, the
anti-Jewish, anti-Israel faction said, “full steam ahead” (via Politico):
There
was a moment after Vice President Kamala Harris was tapped to run for
president, when pro-Palestinian activists prepping massive
demonstrations at the Democratic National Convention paused to rethink
their approach.
The main organization corralling more than 200
groups to protest at the convention, March on the DNC 2024, met for
about half an hour the day Harris announced her candidacy. The meeting
was to consider whether to move forward with the same confrontational
approach they had aimed at President Joe Biden, who they dubbed
“Genocide Joe” for his policies on Israel.
[…]
“We all
came to a consensus that it’s not going to make a difference, that
[Harris] represents this administration,” said Hatem Abudayyeh, chair of
the U.S. Palestinian Community Network. “We’re going to stay full steam
ahead.”
And he noted, his organization referred to Harris as
“Killer Kamala” even before she topped the ticket and continues to push
for harsher restrictions on the Israeli government, like an arms embargo
— something that a top Harris adviser has said she doesn’t support.
There
are at least six major protests planned on the streets of Chicago
during the Democratic National Convention. The biggest is planned for
the first day, Monday, when “tens of thousands” are expected to march
just blocks from the United Center, where Harris and her running mate,
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, will give their acceptance speeches.
Everyone, brace yourselves. It's going to be a long week.
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