Leaked Audio Shows La. Town Hall Protest Staged by Shadowy Anti-Trump GroupChris MenahanInformationLiberation Feb. 27, 2017 |
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A shadowy anti-Trump group with unknown funding sources staged a rowdy town hall protest last Friday in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana to pressure Senator Bill Cassidy into dropping support for President Trump. The leaked audio, which was shared by radio station KPEL, has been confirmed as legit. In the tape you hear the organizers say protesters should act like they're Republicans and not care if they crowd out real constituents, whom they refer to as "the poor people of Breaux Bridge." The "Indivisible" group behind the staged protest is connected to Obama's well financed "Organize for Action" and has been pushed by MSNBC and others in the lying media. From The Daily Caller: Leaked audio from an anti-Trump protest group meeting reveals activists with anti-Trump group Indivisible plotting how to best manufacture a hostile environment at a town hall with Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana on Friday. The activists split up into an "inside team" — tasked with occupying "as many seats as we can" and an "outside team," whose job was to "give [the media] the coverage they want" before joining the others inside. Activists were instructed to dress like conservatives and leave at home "any signifier that you're a liberal" in order to blend in with constituents.Staged protesters outside the event: Full event featuring fake protesters with American flag hijabs: Local news site KATC ran cover for the group and let James Proctor lie with impunity: Here's some more local fake news coverage: My favorite is the doctor in his lab coat. Here's the clearly well funded "Indivisible" guide for activists to agitate Saul Alinsky-style: MSNBC's Rachel Maddow and Chris Hayes both follow the group on Twitter and are propagandizing for people to join in on their shows: Well financed, professional, paid protesters with connections to Obama are working together with the media to create an astroturf campaign to bring down our populist, democratically elected president. This should be the top story on every news site, yet it's being completely ignored. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter and Facebook. |