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LA RIOT at Night Fall Brings Looting

You’d think the Joker was running L.A. as we see Governor Newsom sitting back, watching the city crumble under “protests” that became another LA riot.

And, like clockwork, the rioting turned into looting.

Is anyone surprised?

But it just confirms what we’ve been saying.

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That this isn’t about justice or protests.

But it’s about chaos and lawlessness.

And this only strengthens our resolve to remove these people from our country.

And it drags those politicians into the spotlight that sit on their hands, or worse, endorse it.

Like this LA school leader, Alberto Carvalho. He’s Portuguese and it would seem he only cares about “his people.”

Remember, their loyalty is only to their race, NOT the USA. These moments confirm that:

It’s an invasion not immigration.

Local KTLA news reports:

Several businesses were looted and vandalized overnight as law enforcement worked to restore order following a weekend of protests that turned violent in downtown Los Angeles.

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The crowds had mostly dispersed as of Monday morning, but streets are closed, and a heavy law enforcement presence is in place around several DTLA federal buildings, where National Guard troops have been posted.

Graffiti could be seen on business after business, including the Los Angeles Times building, for several blocks.

Video recorded just after midnight showed looters going in and out of a T-Mobile store on South Broadway after smashing through the glass front door early Monday morning.

Armed officers also responded to an Adidas store after reports of looting near 8th Street and Broadway. Some of the merchandise taken from the store had been recovered by law enforcement and could be seen on top of their vehicles.

One person was taken into custody following a physical altercation with officers, according to freelance media firm KNN.

Police have declared all of DTLA an unlawful assembly area; however, a fourth day of protests is expected on Monday.

Large crowds of lawyers and scientists gathered to get shoes to give to those they knew that were less fortunate, I’m assuming:

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Is the Joker filming that video? You can hear his gleeful laugh as he watches the crime spree.

It’s almost as if he’s channeling the spirit of Soros.

Or maybe they’re lost and are just looking for bread to eat?

Poor fellas. They’re starving and they accidentally wandered into a Nike Air Jordan store instead of a grocery store. So because of ICE and Trump they’re going to have to eat these shoes? Is that what Trump wants? Oh, the humanity!

Here we see more potential Harvard graduates storming a local convenience store:

What part of protest involves looting?

Where are the Rooftop Koreans when we need them?

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Actually, we found one of them! Amazing!

His tips for those in LA:

Defending 3 square miles of Koreatown is different than defending pockets of different neighborhoods throughout LA County.

Locals are going to have to defend their “hood”.
– set up a rotation to control access into the neighborhood. Work in shifts.

– use cellphone tech or short distance 2 way radios to communicate with adjoining neighborhoods and coordinate intel

– watch vehicles with occupants that keep showing up and looking at homes/businesses up and down the street, these may be scouts for a larger group

 

I’m loving the memes! Haha!  ICE can sit this one out and rest up. Rooftop Koreans got this! Haha!

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And how did the government treat those Koreans that were defending their own property in the LA riots of 1992? Corrupt has hell!!

Looks like the person involved in ratting out ICE at Home Depot in LA is turning themselves in..

Meanwhile, bookstore owners in L.A. are relaxing.


 

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