stock here: noted also many rather unhealthy, unattractive people participating. I also asked A-Eye to find articles related to the Communists, aka Authoritarian Leftists present at the event. See below the images.
at the recent RNC convention in Milwaukee there was a lot of anti-republican protests and signs and interviews. My take is that this clearly shows the communism is on full display, they are not even pretending to be “just socialists”, can you find 5 articles that support this assertion.
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The recent RNC convention in Milwaukee did indeed witness significant protests and demonstrations against the Republican Party, which some observers have interpreted as a display of far-left ideologies, including communism.
- Protests Overview: The protests were organized by the Coalition to March on the RNC, which is a national coalition of groups and unions. Their agenda includes opposing what they describe as the Republican Party’s “racist and reactionary agenda” and defending reproductive, LGBTQ, and immigrant rights (March on the RNC 2024).
- Legal Battles: Prior to the convention, there were legal disputes over protest restrictions, with the Coalition suing the city of Milwaukee. This action highlights their determination to challenge Republican policies and maintain their right to protest (WUWM).
- Protest Focus: The protests featured a range of demands such as peace, justice, and equity for all, and included stances against perceived Republican attacks on various communities. This broad spectrum of issues aligns with more leftist, and in some cases, radical ideologies (March on the RNC 2024).
- Media Coverage: Various media outlets, including Fox News, covered the convention and noted the intensity and organization of the protests. Some commentators have pointed out that the protests’ themes and the rhetoric used reflect a strong anti-capitalist sentiment, often associated with communist movements (Fox News).
- Protest Tactics and Messaging: The protests were highly organized, with detailed plans for rallies and marches. The messaging often framed Republican policies as harmful and unjust, which is a common tactic in leftist political activism aimed at fundamentally changing societal structures (March on the RNC 2024).
These articles collectively support the assertion that the protests at the RNC convention in Milwaukee displayed strong elements of far-left ideologies, which some might interpret as communism.
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March on the RNC “Club”, this is their handout
Here are their “Points Of Unity”
Hmmm…see below, “Family Friendly” I failed to see ANY families at the events.
Urban Milwaukee wants you to be a member for $9/month. I wonder how A-Eye got through? Or you can wait 15 seconds for the article to appear.
The Red Phoenix looks a lot like a communist organization….they support the march, and they say are 118 endorsing organizations, seems high since it appears that hundreds joined the march.
If you search for the word communist on their site, you get hundreds of articles.
https://redphoenixnews.com/?s=communist&x=0&y=0
Curious that RNC announced Milwaukee as their convention in August of 2022. In early 2023, they removed Resident Agent in Charge John Berglund, and replaced him with Agent Monique Cole, a black female.
Those are some big arse diamonds if they are real?!
https://www.metisgroupinc.com Berglund has been working with Fein for decades.
https://www.secretservice.gov/sites/default/files/2020-04/ssi_guide.pdf
It should be noted the they got rid of the fairly popular White Male Mayor, Barrette by giving him the Ambassadorship to Luxembourg…this then allowed he second in command, a Black Male with some questionable family members in trouble with the law….But in reality he does seem like an OK guy dealing with a city that has been degraded. Here is Tom Barett and Cavalier Johnson. White replacement theory.
Alan Chavoya is a prominent activist in Milwaukee, actively involved in various social justice movements. He is a member of Local 212 of the American Federation of Teachers and serves as the outreach chair of the Milwaukee Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression (MAARPR). Chavoya has been vocal about issues such as police accountability, workers’ rights, and racial justice.
Chavoya’s activism includes participation in protests against the closure of hospitals by Ascension, speaking out against police violence, and advocating for the renaming of Lindbergh Park to Lucille Berrien Park to honor a longtime activist. He has also been involved in organizing demonstrations with the Coalition to March on the RNC, emphasizing the need to oppose what he sees as systemic racism and political oppression (Wisconsin Labor History Society) (WUWM).
While Chavoya has been associated with movements that align with leftist ideologies, there is no specific record of him publicly identifying as a communist or socialist. His activism focuses on broader social justice and political issues, advocating for greater democratic rights and community empowerment.
Alan Chavoya is an activist and teacher in Milwaukee. He is involved with the Milwaukee Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression (MAARPR) as their outreach chair and is also a member of the American Federation of Teachers Local 212. Chavoya is an instructor at Milwaukee Area Technical College, where he teaches in the Philosophy department (WUWM) (Fight Back! News) (Urban Milwaukee).
Chavoya has been active in various social justice causes, including advocating for greater police accountability, workers’ rights, and community health issues. He has spoken out against the closure of hospitals by Ascension and has been involved in the Coalition to Save Saint Francis Hospital, particularly in their efforts to reopen the labor and delivery unit (Fight Back! News) (MKE Neighborhood News). Additionally, he has participated in protests demanding transparency and better conditions at the Milwaukee County Jail following several in-custody deaths (MKE Neighborhood News) (Urban Milwaukee).
Chavoya’s activism extends to historical commemorations as well, such as speaking at the annual Bay View Massacre event, where he connected past labor struggles to current issues faced by workers and the community (Fight Back! News).
There is no specific record of Chavoya publicly identifying as a communist or socialist, but his activism is rooted in social justice and community advocacy, often aligning with leftist ideologies.