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Showing posts with label LA for Trump. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LA for Trump. Show all posts
Friday, May 26, 2017
Robin Hvidston Reports: Trump Supporters REFUTE Pro Illegals at Sheriff Civilian Commission
Saturday, May 20, 2017
The Aftermath of El Monte California: So Much Help From My Friends
El Monte was not prepared for We the People Rising.
They had no idea that American citizens all over Southern California were not going to sit back and allowing Congresswoman Grace-less Napolitano get away with undermining our immigration laws, all in the name of misplaced compassion.
Of course, the riled up illegals and their supporters were not happy about our being there.
Check out what we had to put up with:
And here's the video in which my camera was stolen and a big ugly La Raza thug attacked me:
Of course, I was attacked, but why was I escorted out?
It was a tough evening.
Lots of people were alarmed about what had happened to me.
The good news begins with Grindall61's recording of me and the abuse which I had suffered:
Then a friend of mine helped me search for my phone on El Monte. We drove up there late at night.
Ken Hartley of Hermosa Beach was furious about what happened to me. He filed complaints with the city of El Monte, both the elected officials and the police department.
Over the weekend, I had to sort through all the comments, shares, and friend requests from people all over the country, They were watching me record the illegal alien town hall!
I never believed I would receive so much support. My social media profile doubled in one night following the unjust attack.
Not only that, but because I had to take time to deal with collecting necessary contacts and assuring everyone that I could not make it to the Berkeley event on April 15, I avoided all the hating, hitting and hurting which overtook the Trump supporters and pro-free speech activists.
I went up to Berkeley the next time, April 27-28.
Not only was it a peaceful event, but the Berkeley police finally lined up to do their job and protect the law-abiding citizens. The only people who got arrested were ... the Antifa thugs!
Friends of mine all over the country told me about a brief segment which featured my speaking to the crowd on Thursday afternoon!
But here's the part that was the most moving for me.
People from all over pitched in to help me purchase a new phone!
I never realized how much support there was out there for me until the attacked occurred.
But for those who take God at His Word, they should not be surprised that so much goodness comes upon us in the face of great evil:
"No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is of me, saith the LORD." (Isaiah 54:17)
and
"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." (Romans 8:28)
and of course:
"Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ's sake: for when I am weak, then am I strong." (2 Corinthians 12:10)
They had no idea that American citizens all over Southern California were not going to sit back and allowing Congresswoman Grace-less Napolitano get away with undermining our immigration laws, all in the name of misplaced compassion.
Of course, the riled up illegals and their supporters were not happy about our being there.
Check out what we had to put up with:
And here's the video in which my camera was stolen and a big ugly La Raza thug attacked me:
Of course, I was attacked, but why was I escorted out?
It was a tough evening.
Lots of people were alarmed about what had happened to me.
The good news begins with Grindall61's recording of me and the abuse which I had suffered:
Then a friend of mine helped me search for my phone on El Monte. We drove up there late at night.
Ken Hartley of Hermosa Beach was furious about what happened to me. He filed complaints with the city of El Monte, both the elected officials and the police department.
Over the weekend, I had to sort through all the comments, shares, and friend requests from people all over the country, They were watching me record the illegal alien town hall!
I never believed I would receive so much support. My social media profile doubled in one night following the unjust attack.
Not only that, but because I had to take time to deal with collecting necessary contacts and assuring everyone that I could not make it to the Berkeley event on April 15, I avoided all the hating, hitting and hurting which overtook the Trump supporters and pro-free speech activists.
I went up to Berkeley the next time, April 27-28.
Not only was it a peaceful event, but the Berkeley police finally lined up to do their job and protect the law-abiding citizens. The only people who got arrested were ... the Antifa thugs!
Friends of mine all over the country told me about a brief segment which featured my speaking to the crowd on Thursday afternoon!
But here's the part that was the most moving for me.
People from all over pitched in to help me purchase a new phone!
I never realized how much support there was out there for me until the attacked occurred.
But for those who take God at His Word, they should not be surprised that so much goodness comes upon us in the face of great evil:
"No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper; and every tongue that shall rise against thee in judgment thou shalt condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is of me, saith the LORD." (Isaiah 54:17)
and
"And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose." (Romans 8:28)
and of course:
"Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ's sake: for when I am weak, then am I strong." (2 Corinthians 12:10)
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Berkeley Free Speech Rally: Commemorating Kate Steinle at Pier 14, San Francisco
Andrew Reeder with LA for Trump funded many of our members to drive up to Berkeley for the Free Speech Rally on April 27.
Before going to East Bay, however, Harim and I visited Pier 14 to pay our respects to Kate Steinle, a San Francisco resident who was brutally murdered on the pier, in front of her own parents, by a five-time deported illegal alien.
It was a pretty calm morning, and a peaceful one.
There was one fisherman.
Another guy was just relaxing on one of the benches.
Another man was exercising on the pier, but he came by to see what Harim and I were recording.
The contrast between the passive morning and the heinous murder that ocurred on the pier two years ago was too much for me.
Why doesn't anyone care? How can the city and its residents just stop caring about what happend to Steinle? This murder would have never happened if our borders had been secured.
Simple as that.
Also, sadly, there is no clearly visible memorial on the pier for Steinle.
Nothing.
In Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach, those piers have clear, outstanding commemorations for famous surfers.
The founder of Body Glove received a hero's reception following his death. He used to eat at a local fastfood place for years, and even there a makeshift memorial was set up for him.
But what about Kate?
It's amazing how little time passes before most people forget the death of a loved one--for others, that is.
Some of the people I spoke to in our Uber rides or in The City admitted that they had never heard of her!
On the ride back to the hotel room, I spoke with a mother and her child who were splitting and uber ride with us.
She did recall Kate's death, and it actually alarmed at the time particularly because Pier 14 is close to her home.
Even though she acknowledged herself to be a San Francisco liberal, she was vocally opposed to protect illegal aliens from ICE in municipal jurisdictions.
She also opposed allowing illegal aliens to live off taxpayer dollars.
Even in San Francisco, there is vocal, unrepealed opposition to lawlessness.
All the more it was so important for Harim and me to show up at Pier 14.
RIP, Kate Steinle
Before going to East Bay, however, Harim and I visited Pier 14 to pay our respects to Kate Steinle, a San Francisco resident who was brutally murdered on the pier, in front of her own parents, by a five-time deported illegal alien.
It was a pretty calm morning, and a peaceful one.
There was one fisherman.
Another guy was just relaxing on one of the benches.
Another man was exercising on the pier, but he came by to see what Harim and I were recording.
The contrast between the passive morning and the heinous murder that ocurred on the pier two years ago was too much for me.
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Simple as that.
Also, sadly, there is no clearly visible memorial on the pier for Steinle.
Nothing.
In Redondo Beach and Hermosa Beach, those piers have clear, outstanding commemorations for famous surfers.
The founder of Body Glove received a hero's reception following his death. He used to eat at a local fastfood place for years, and even there a makeshift memorial was set up for him.
But what about Kate?
It's amazing how little time passes before most people forget the death of a loved one--for others, that is.
Some of the people I spoke to in our Uber rides or in The City admitted that they had never heard of her!
On the ride back to the hotel room, I spoke with a mother and her child who were splitting and uber ride with us.
She did recall Kate's death, and it actually alarmed at the time particularly because Pier 14 is close to her home.
Even though she acknowledged herself to be a San Francisco liberal, she was vocally opposed to protect illegal aliens from ICE in municipal jurisdictions.
She also opposed allowing illegal aliens to live off taxpayer dollars.
Even in San Francisco, there is vocal, unrepealed opposition to lawlessness.
All the more it was so important for Harim and me to show up at Pier 14.
RIP, Kate Steinle
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| Kate Steinle: 1982-2015 |
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
MAGA: Hollywood Landlord Defends Trump Supporter
Elsa Aldeguer celebrated her birthday this year at the Donald Trump star along the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
What a better way for a Trump supporter to celebrate, right?
Even though I had another activity planned for later that evening in the South Bay, I could not miss the opportunity to celebrate her birthday. After all, she is a hard-working Latina for Trump making the case for all Latinos not to hide their support for our President.
Believe me, she has faced discrimination and hate for vocal support for Trump, especially from Anglos.
Now, getting to Hollywood and Highland can be a chore. The parking is either really expensive or hard to come by, or you have to walk at least fifteen minutes to the star.
Luckily, I found a spot near the corner of Yucca and El Cerito.
It turned out even better than I had expected.
Check out this brief clip of what came my when as soon as I parked:
A couple of rude snobs were driving around the corner.
They started cursing at me because of the Trump gear I was wearing:
"Go F---- Yourself!" They shouted.
Then the landlord from a nearby apartment was walking by, then he started yelling at them, telling them to stop harassing me.
"Don't go cursing on my street!" he shouted at them.
To this day, I do not know if this man was a Trump supporter or not, but that day I was so proud and grateful for that kind of support--in Los Angeles!
What a better way for a Trump supporter to celebrate, right?
Even though I had another activity planned for later that evening in the South Bay, I could not miss the opportunity to celebrate her birthday. After all, she is a hard-working Latina for Trump making the case for all Latinos not to hide their support for our President.
Believe me, she has faced discrimination and hate for vocal support for Trump, especially from Anglos.
Now, getting to Hollywood and Highland can be a chore. The parking is either really expensive or hard to come by, or you have to walk at least fifteen minutes to the star.
Luckily, I found a spot near the corner of Yucca and El Cerito.
It turned out even better than I had expected.
Check out this brief clip of what came my when as soon as I parked:
They started cursing at me because of the Trump gear I was wearing:
"Go F---- Yourself!" They shouted.
Then the landlord from a nearby apartment was walking by, then he started yelling at them, telling them to stop harassing me.
"Don't go cursing on my street!" he shouted at them.
To this day, I do not know if this man was a Trump supporter or not, but that day I was so proud and grateful for that kind of support--in Los Angeles!
We the People Rising at May First March for America Trump Rally
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Berkeley Free Speech Rally: The Resurgence of Young Conservatives
Sorry for taking so long to print this information.
The Berkeley Free Speech rally was a rousing success.
There was so much more that I wanted to report about it.
One of the most telling and welcoming details about the rally?
The large number of young people, and not just college students.
Check out our LA for Trump team!
Check out this video, too:
Indeed, the next generation is more conservative, fed up with all the secular, puritanical tyrrany waged by the left.
The widespread slights against freedom of speech, the resistance to free markets and free enterprise, plus the stifling embrace of dangerous multiculturalism has awakend a conservative resistance among young people.
And I could see it on full display in Berkeley!
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| Here's Baked Alaska and Based in LA! |
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| Such a simple message. Yet so true! |
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| Carlos, on the left, first met me at MLK Park He told me that he follows my YouTube channel. |
It's simple for young people. They get this gender stuff. Why can't anyone else?
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| :Two genders! YES! |
Another group of young people also approached me, and we talked about some pretty heavy subjects. We did not agree on everything, but at least we were talking.
Check out the large crowds of people who arrived, ready to fight Antifa and the Anti-Free Speech phalanx:
Young as well as old assembled to take a stand for the First Amendment.
Sunday, April 30, 2017
Ann Coulter: Not Showing UP for Free Speech is a Cultural Shutdown
I have been hard on Ann Coulter in
the past.
I once called her “The Incredible
Shrinking Ann Coulter” because of her vicious—and sometimes vulgar—attacks on
long-term Presidential favorite Ted Cruz. She was right about Trump, though I
still give Senator Cruz mad props for fighting the good fight. His latest
legislative insight, civil asset forfeiture of Mexican Drug Lord El Chapo’s
billions for the wall—is pure gold.
Coulter has written very provocative
statements, and one tweet got her fired from National Review. On
the flip side, she has written some of the most penetrating and erudite
political studies, and never once has she feared bucking trends and upending
narratives. For this reason, among others, I joined with Los Angeles County for
Trump as well as other social media stars like Baked Alaska, Tim Pool, and
Shuttershot45 to see Ann Coulter give a riveting speech about illegal
immigration and our government’s needs to enforce its immigration laws.
Wednesday morning, in the Encino/Universal
City section of Los Angeles, I was getting primed to join her in the culture
war for freedom of speech. Friends and fellow fighters from throughout Los
Angeles County were ready for another rumble in the hotbed of liberalism. Then
the news trickled in: Ann Coulter was cancelling her speech, citing security
concerns. The announcement overwhelmed social media like a deluge: her sponsors
backed out, her legal team would not defend her, and the Berkeley police
signaled that they would not be able to protect her.
I could not believe this. I had read
one week ago that Coulter was the last conservative with guts. Then she backs
out. What an epic fail. Ben Shapiro wrote the next day: Fascism Wins. Coulter
joined Tucker Carlson later that night to explain the situation. I was left
unimpressed. Whether anyone realizes it or not, freedom of speech faces
unprecedented assault, especially in institutions where one would expect its
sanctity to remain defended and inviolable. Churches, charities, and small
businesses face lawsuits, threats, and bankruptcy for voicing their concerns
and standing by their religious convictions. College Republican/conservative
cubs must pay hefty security fees and assume all liability costs—which they
can’t, so they don’t showcase keynote conservative speakers.
The assault on free speech has hit
Main Street, too.
I have attended town halls and city
council meetings throughout Southern California. When I called out the Mayor of
Anaheim, CA Tom Tait for violating the Brown Act and for not enforcing the
rules of decorum, I was thrown out. Aggressive liberals have invaded town
halls, yelling and jeering for every time on the check-list of socialist goals.
They don’t get sanctioned or thrown out. When I called out card-carrying
Communist Congresswoman Judy Chu (D-Pasadena) for her numerous ethical
violations, the rogue police immediately escorted out. Before that, they had
ordered me to remove a banner on my shoulders because it violated the town hall
rules of decorum, when it actually didn’t.
This is fascism with a smile on its
face, folks, and it’s time for our leaders as well as the followers to take a
stance. I will not be silent.
And neither should have Ann Coulter.
So, Los Angeles County for Trump
took a private limousine-bus up to the People’s Republic of Berkeley, ready for
anything, with or without Queen Anne. On the way up, we stopped in Central and
Northern California, where so many Trump supporters came up to us. They
embraced our passion and courage. The same refrain came out of their mouths: “I
didn’t know there were other Trump supporters in California.” Especially in Los
Angeles County!
Within minutes of our final stop on
Bancroft Street at UC Berkeley, the local media interviewed us. Mind you, they
were preparing a story on something else, but we became their featured report
for the evening. Twitter sensation Baked Alaska spoke out: “We are here to be
peaceful. We have no intention of starting violence.” That was true then, and
it’s true now. Our team demonstrated the true diversity of the Trump movement
in California. We had Asians, Blacks, and Latinos for Trump joining, including
immigrants from Central America furious about millions of illegals clamoring
for immediate amnesty.
I expected nothing less than
peaceful victory the next day, and I was right. The makeshift free speech rally
began at 2 p.m. in Martin Luther King Jr. Park. By 1 p.m., conservatives of all
stripes swarmed the main plaza. One man held the American flag at the top of a
dried-up fountain. He ensured that our banner yet waved above all other
banners. Men and women draped in American flags, Trump gear, picture of Pepe
the Frog, and most importantly riot gear of their own populated the entire
square. This Trump supporter never felt so at home, and right in the heart of
ultra-liberal Berkeley, California.
The conservative masses there were
stumping not just for Trump, but for freedom of speech, for our rights as
citizens, and for our great country. After eight years of Barack Obama and the
insidious poison of silencing political correctness, We the People—especially
in California—had had enough and staked out our stance. Other guest speakers,
including Laura Southern and Gavin McInnes, spoke at the rally. McInnes even
read Ann Coulter’s scheduled speech.
She should have been there. Granted,
not building the wall along our southern border counts as government abandoning
its core responsibility. But a conservative advocating for principles of
freedom of speech as well as enforcement of our immigration laws needs to stand
up and fight for these principles, even in the face of dire threats.
Antifa showed up, but with limited
effect. Berkeley police, in full riot regalia, defended the streets, and free
speech advocates won the day. Trump supporters signaled that they won’t rest
until every right is secured, even in the most liberal bastions. If
conservatism’s leading minds won’t step up, then We the People will. After all,
Americanism is at stake. There is no America apart from the First Amendment.
Sunday, April 16, 2017
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