The Observer

Los Angeles, CA


Dangerous Rhetoric on Full and Shameless Display


Communists always enjoy dividing their propagandized victims into separate groups, only to promise them that their ills will be alieved should they just submit to their will. We saw this again today in Down Town Los Angeles. Communist organizers took the opportunity to claim for themselves the National Socialist holiday of May Day, the Workers Holiday.

Dangerous rhetoric echoed through loud speakers at little children who only wished to be left alone. They boomed on about how they would seize power so that they could end as many lives as possible before NatSoc’s could intervene. I met up with some Latino organizers who were staged a couple blocks away. I got a few pictures of their hateful insignias. I then moved myself toward the main event and my heart sank.

There I saw a few people. I saw a stage surrounded by cameras, no doubt paid to spread the communist genocidal nonsense. I saw people dressed as furries and some others playing with parachutes. (Please see attached YouTube video and photos.)

The danger that this poses to our societies is inversely correlated to the small minority of attendees at this event. In fact the more minor, the more radical their positions seem to become. This might be a good thing. This might lose them what public support they might have once had. Or this might be a warning. What are they planning for when they call for millions of heads to roll down every street? What are they calling for when they label anyone who doesn’t march in step as a traitor to their movement?

Can any place be safe with these despots around? I suspect not. We have heard of leftist school shooters. Now imagine leftist school shooter hordes in every school. Imagine leftist corruption infiltrating every level of government.

These demonstrations serve as a warning and rallying call for those who see past communist propagandist lies.


Communist paraphernalia distributed during the outburst.











Published: 5/1/25

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