PARTY’S OVER: BLM Activist Admonishes Antifa For Boozing Rather Than Making “Autonomous Zone” Functional as Seattle Police Take Back Precinct (VIDEOS)

Gateway Pundit ^ | 06/12/2020 | Cristina Laila

[SeekAndFind]

It looks like the party is over.

Antifa domestic terrorists in Washington state set up an “autonomous zone” in six square blocks in Seattle this week.

On Tuesday “Free Capitol Hill” the Antifa “Autonomous Zone” released its list of demands from the Seattle and Washington State governments.

The list includes reparations, ending the police and free stuff — pretty much what you would expect from a bunch of illiterate leftie kids.

Within 72 hours, things started to fall apart.

The anarchists already ran out of food and declared local rapper Raz Simone as its first warlord.

On Thursday, the police took back the precinct.

Two officers are inside of the precinct cleaning up and the leftists are not happy.

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Cops are back in the Precinct. One comes out and tells us they are cleaning up. Two officers inside right now it seems. People are not happy. pic.twitter.com/3vbKNIFW4X

— Robert Evans (The Only Robert Evans) (@IwriteOK) June 11, 2020

A proposal has been made to put a fence back up and lock the police inside.

A proposal has been made to put the fence back up and lock the police inside. pic.twitter.com/Jf4nStDlYG

— Robert Evans (The Only Robert Evans) (@IwriteOK) June 11, 2020

One BLM activist admonished Antifa for boozing and partying rather than making “CHAZ” a functional protest.

‘This is why we aren’t being taken seriously,’ the Black Lives Matter activist said.

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This fellow suggests that things aren’t being taken seriously because the CHAZ has been more of a party than a functional protest. He complains that Washington has still made no meaningful changes to its Police. pic.twitter.com/8KXYXdTPGk

— Robert Evans (The Only Robert Evans) (@IwriteOK) June 11, 2020

[Grampa Dave]

That might become a great Ford ad campaign for durability.

[DanielRedfoot]

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=monkey+shooting+machine+gun&&view=detail&mid=881A7E02D880CDAF3DDA881A7E02D880CDAF3DDA&rvsmid=0EF47AF4703989CB6E9C0EF47AF4703989CB6E9C&FORM=VDQVAP

[Grampa Dave]

“Going to war against these bums will be a cake walk!!”

A couple of head shots by unseen snipers (blocks away), followed by red laser spots on critical body areas on those still with heads, will clear CHAZ areas rather quickly.

[butlerweave]

What do you expect from Chinese Communist Party trained Collage students

[Mr Radical]

someone please tell me that picture is not real ...

[Yardstick]

It’s like Funkadelic with Russian weapons.

[PLMerite]

"I swear that looks like an old pickup truck of mine. I sold it to a black guy with a thick accent. "

Then there was this. A plumber in Texas sold his truck to an auction house and next thing he knows it shows up in Syria as a "technical" with an antiaircraft gun in back.

[karnage]

Let them stew in their own juices.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“someone please tell me that picture is not real ...”

Looks like the cover of a George Clinton album.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Looks like the cover of a George Clinton album.”

I didn’t see your “Funkadelic” reference. Either way, great minds think alike.

[AlmaKing]

Anyone who studies military operations knows you can’t win without good logistics. These people are so short-sighted that they didn’t even think about the next steps in occupying a territory. Basics such as acquiring a reliable food supply is beyond them. Why should be afraid of these folks?

[meowmeow]

Trump doesn’t need to do anything but order some popcorn. Never interrupt your enemy when he is busy destroying himself.

[the OlLine Rebel]

Hey....where was that black superhero in all this going on in Seattle?

[GOWM]

Oh Crap. I was in the process of writing a letter to my Congressman and Senators asking that they push for “Most Favored Nation” status for CHAZ and that we recognize their diplomats.

[the OlLine Rebel]

I was hoping for them to actually do this for a while. Show how they would fail.

In this short time, people will ignore it and gloss over it as just a blip in the middle of a bunch of warring riots. As if of course, “the Man” is too powerful.

[PIF]

Thoughtful of them to blur out the faces of the ISIS terrorists - wouldn’t want to face a lawsuit now would we?

[Grampa Dave]

Not real here, but in Mogadishu it was real.

[mewzilla]

Per the latest from KOMO, the police have NOT yet returned to the precinct.

[volunbeer]

It is hilarious that they declared their autonomous nation and the first thing they did was “build a wall” and “establish border security.”

I suppose there is nothing funny for the tax-paying citizens whose neighborhood is now “hosting” this modern day Lord of the Flies episode, but I am still chuckling at the hypocrisy.

[Amendment10]

Regarding the title of the reference article, desperate Democrats exploit emotional need for a better world to live in to win votes to stay in power.

But the reality is that the party of death unsurprisingly never gets past the concept stage of making a better world, making things better only for themselves but worse for others.

Pure evil.

Send "Orange Man Bad" federal and state government Democrats and RINOs home in November!

Supporting PDJT with a new patriot Congress and state government leaders that will promise to fully support his already excellent work for MAGA and stopping SARS-CoV-2 will effectively give fast-working Trump a "third term" in office imo.

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