FBI announces investigation after LGBT advocates clash with Christian groups at Seattle’s city hall
- Seattle police sent case referrals for possible charges against 13 individuals for obstructing a public officer after clashes involving LGBT advocates and Christian groups at City Hall.
- Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell criticized the rally for provoking reactions against the city's values, citing violence that led to arrests.
- Director Charlette LeFevre of Capitol Pride requested that the city revoke the rally permit due to its nature, highlighting concerns over public space usage and safety.
- Over 500 Christians protested against what they called anti-faith policies, following the arrests during a previous rally.
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After anti-LGBTQ+ rally, questions linger about Seattle’s response
It was a tumultuous week in Seattle, replete with anti-LGBTQ+ events, counterprotests, arrests, national attention and a promise from the FBI’s deputy director to investigate “allegations of targeted violence against religious groups.” In the aftermath, Seattle elected officials, political candidates and LGBTQ+ community members are searching for answers as to why it unfolded the way it did — and if there are ways to avoid repeating it. Mayda…
Stand With Us: Christians Attacked for Worshipping in Public
Dear Friends, What happened in Seattle on May 24 is a wake-up call for every American who cherishes faith and freedom. During a peaceful, permitted Christian prayer rally hosted by Mayday USA, violent mobs of Antifa and LGBTQ+ activists descended upon Cal Anderson Park with one goal: to silence people of faith. They hurled urine-filled balloons, screamed threats through bullhorns, and physically assaulted worshippers, including families and chil…
FBI looks into allegations of religious bias after Seattle protest clash
The FBI launched an investigation into the city of Seattle, Washington, following claims that local officials failed to protect a Christian group during a prayer rally that turned violent. The rally, held by a religious organization, was disrupted by counter-protesters. After the incident, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell said the group bore responsibility for the confrontation — a statement that drew criticism from civil liberties advocates and fait…
FBI investigates after Antifa protesters assault Christian worshippers in Seattle
The Emerald City’s leftist leaders victim-blamed the Christians for “being inherently opposed to the city’s values” and are now openly defying the First Amendment and encouraging Antifa violence against citizens who hold traditional moral beliefs. Dan Bongino, deputy director of the FBI, announced on Tuesday that the FBI will investigate the recent attacks on Christians at a worship event held on May 24 in Seattle, writing, “Freedom of Religion …
Bongino Announces Strong FBI Action To Protect Christians After Evangelical Group Targeted For Violence In Blue State - The American Tribune.com
Showing his intense dedication to free speech and religious freedom, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino launched an investigation into “targeted violence” against Christians following a rally in the far-left city of Seattle. The most recent clash came after Christians gathered to protest Mayor Bruce Harrell, who blamed Christians for Antifa violence at a previous demonstration. For context, far-left groups such as Antifa have often targeted Christi…
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