Posted on 05/31/2021 1:41:45 PM PDT by BenLurkin
Authorities said a huge American flag and several smaller flags were stolen from a Southern California veterans cemetery over the Memorial Day weekend.
Les’ Melnyk, a spokesperson for the Department of Veterans Affairs’ National Cemetery Administration, said the garrison flag at Los Angeles National Cemetery was reported stolen sometime late Sunday or early Monday.
The cemetery’s gates were closed at the time, Melnyk said.
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Despicable Crime.
Whoever stole it is a dumass POS and will probably be flying it some where.
People in the area need to be on the look out.
So this would be a federal crime
It was Govt property operated by a Govt Agency, remember in portland and seattle the govt did nothing until the ‘peaceful protesters’ tried to mess with federal property.
That was because Trump was the president. The demented old fool now occupying the white hut won’t do anything.
I have a hunch that those who stole the flags are not the American flag waving sort.
The gene pool has been severely compromised.
But we all know that painting over a BLM “mural” is so much worse. \S
I thought the same but also thought it may be some dummies that also thought it would be a nice flag to have.Will see
We’ll see them at the next riot, being burned by antifa and blm.
I would check the campsites used by the homeless people. There are hundreds if not thousands of vagrants camping in West Los Angeles near the cemetery. Are any of them living in a large red, white, and blue tent with 50 stars on it?
30 X 42 feet wont be hard to identify.
30 X 42 feet wont be hard to identify. sorry, smaller version 25x30
Guess what we will be seeing at the next BLM antifa terrorist riot.
My bet is that a homeless encampment just got a new tarp.
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