Yeah - the most exciting near us was in Kirkland when about 20 armed guys showed up to protect the downtown shops. And of course that wasn’t exciting at all - but good to see.
I was working in Pioneer Square yesterday. No protests nearby, just the usual bunch of homeless and drug addicts and disturbed people. It really is sad that so many live their lives like that.
A mix of black and white. Although the blacks are the ones that are very loud and disagreeable with each other - really noisy down there. The white ones seem to keep to themselves and quiet.
Although one white homeless guy walked by me (as the blacks were yelling at each other) and quipped “So when do us white folks get to f-ing riot!?” I laughed a bit too loud.
(I didn’t try to correct him that the majority of protestors in Seattle are white!)
For Freepers in Seattle, as well as other Antifa/BLM damaged cities, please post any good, documented information you have about these groups, leaders, publications (including fliers), funding, and photos (if possible), here at FR so that we readers can see it and save them into our own databases/files for future reference.
If we can do this in every major city in the US, even if it is just 3-5 people, we will have hundreds of “eyes and ears” on the ground to keep watch on these threats to America.
It will be used by researchers and writers to spread the word about who they are, how they operate and are funded, what their materials look like, re pics, who their leaders/members look like (esp. in action), and where they are.
and yet they built two sports stadium very close to Pioneer square....well, the taxpayers....