11 pro-life activists have been indicted by Biden's DOJ for protesting outside an abortion clinic in Tennessee.
Meet the Christian memaws and papaws charged as "co-conspirators" now facing up to 11 years in federal prison for a peaceful "blockade" demonstration 🧵
FBI agents with "guns drawn" reportedly raided the home of 73-year-old Chester Eugene Gallagher after the pro-life leader promoted a series of anti-abortion events last year on social media in the Nashville area and advertised an activist blockade of an abortion clinic.
Pro-life activist Heather Idoni, the 58-year-old owner of Beloved Books bookstore turned-Ukraine relief center, was charged by the DOJ with a civil rights conspiracy and a Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act (FACE Act) offense for "blockading" an abortion facility.
The pro-life advocate's passport was confiscated by federal authorities and a federal judge later denied Idoni's request to travel on a humanitarian mission trip to help refugees in Ukraine while supporting her Ukrainian adopted son living in the war-torn country.
61-year-old evangelist and pro-life missionary Calvin John Zastrow (now being prosecuted by the DOJ) was once arrested for reading the Bible and preaching on a public sidewalk across the street from an abortion clinic.
Biden's DOJ is targeting this pro-life street preacher who advocates for group prayer and peaceful sit-in protests.
Pro-lifers sitting in front of abortion clinics are praying for God's intervention, which the DOJ calls "using physical obstruction to intimidate and interfere."
The preacher's daughter Eva Darlene Zastrow is also named in the federal indictment for demonstrating outside an abortion facility. Here she explains what these pro-life protests are like:
"I'm here because I care about you and your baby," she told a mother seeking an abortion.
50-year-old Dr. Coleman Boyd, a pro-life physician indicted by the DOJ for coordinating a peaceful protest at an abortion clinic, frequents facilities to read scripture and dissuade abortion seekers.
"That baby is a gift from God."
"This is your son or daughter."
"Let us adopt."
55-year-old Paul Vaughn of Personhood Tennessee said the scene of the pro-life protest (which the federal charges stem from) was "like church service" with protestors "singing hymns, reading scripture, praying."
56-year-old cancer survivor Dennis Earl Green, the director of Life and Liberty Ministries, is accused of engaging in "a conspiracy" to prevent a clinic from aborting babies by being part of a peaceful protest that blocked access to a Tennessee abortion facility.
Biden's DOJ is coming after 87-year-old Eva Edl, a pro-life icon arrested 40+ times for blockading abortion clinics and a survivor of a communist concentration camp.
Instead of charging the far-left terrorists who have firebombed numerous pregnancy centers, Biden's DOJ is targeting this pro-life grandmother and bookstore owner for peacefully protesting at an abortion clinic.
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BREAKING: Tailei Qi, a UNC at Chapel Hill graduate student, has been identified as a person of interest in the "armed and dangerous person situation" on/near campus.
Person of interest Tailei Qi studied at Wuhan University, according to a website run by UNC-Chapel Hill, which collaborated with the Wuhan Virology Institute, where gain-of-function research was funded by Fauci's NIH. An armed suspect fired a shot near the campus lab, wounding 1.
Video of police arresting the suspect in connection to the UNC-Chapel Hill shooting:
🎥 This cattle farmer has beef with Big Government.
Small-town Amish farmer Samuel Fisher had his farm RAIDED by the Virginia Department of Agriculture, his property SEIZED, and his meat sales SHUT DOWN.
"They came with a search warrant...They just raided through everything."
@townhallcom interviewed that Amish farmer, whose nightmare began when the government of Virginia launched a raid on his 100-acre farm. Listen to Fisher's story, in his own words 🧑🌾
Why is the state punishing this Amish farmer? Fisher processes his farm-raised meat in-house and sells it directly to his 500 customers, who overwhelmingly prefer it that way (the farmer butchering by hand himself on the local farm), instead of shipping it to a USDA facility.
According to FEC filings, Judge Juan Merchan donated 3x to ActBlue:
- 1st donation was earmarked for Biden's 2020 presidential campaign
- 2nd was pledged to a PAC that rallies voter turnout for Dems
- 3rd went to Stop Republicans, which is dedicated to "resisting" Trump & the GOP
Judge Merchan's daughter, Loren, previously worked for Kamala Harris's 2020 presidential campaign as "Director of Digital Persuasion," according to her deleted LinkedIn page, which listed her pronouns.
Meet the trans activist lovers arrested and charged for assaulting a Republican lawmaker and a state trooper at the Oklahoma state Capitol after the House passed legislation that would ban "gender-transition procedures" from being performed on children:
🏳️⚧️ Savanna Grace Mitchell—a 5'3" biological female identifying as a trans man named "Devyn"—and Austin Allen Ross—a 6'1" biological male identifying as a trans woman named "Ari"—are lovers facing assault charges over a vengeful attack on a GOP legislator and a state trooper.
Trans lovers Mitchell and Ross were among the triggered transgender activists protesting an Oklahoma bill that would prohibit healthcare professionals from providing puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and "gender-reassignment surgeries" to minors.
Last month, Biden's DOJ indicted 8 pro-life activists over a peaceful August 2020 protest outside of an abortion clinic in Michigan, where demonstrators read scripture and sang Christian worship songs.
"The Manner and Means of the Conspiracy"
73-year-old Chester Eugene Gallagher, one of the "co-conspirators" charged with "engaging in a civil rights conspiracy," is accused in a DOJ indictment of using Facebook to promote "joining us in prayer" during the 2020 pro-life blockade.
Video of the activist blockade shows when the peaceful pro-life protestors were arrested by local police for misdemeanor trespassing. Now they're facing federal charges under Biden's DOJ.
Here are the mugshots of the 23 #StopCopCity suspects that were arrested and charged with domestic terrorism over the March 5 far-left attack on the Atlanta police training center's construction site:
#StopCopCity suspect Thomas Webb Jurgens, a staff attorney working on the Southern Poverty Law Center's Economic Justice Project, was arrested and charged with domestic terrorism following Sunday's far-left firebombing of the Atlanta police training facility under construction.
According to the #StopCopCity domestic-terrorism suspect's LinkedIn profile, Jurgens was a legal intern in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida and an assistant public defender prior to his SPLC gig.