July 25, 2020. As cities burn across America, Portland in particular, the Mayor of New York City, “Red Bill” deBlasio, claims his city’s crime rate is down, all while “Defunding the Police”. (AP/Noah Berger)
Fact: Murder rates sore as New York City slides into economic ruin.
Some good news, the filth at Occupy City Hall was cleared out on July 22.
(William Farrington)
[Great video of the NYPD in action at Occupy City Hall here]
Meanwhile, Mayor deBlasio’s graffiti ‘murals’, promoting the Marxist Black Lives Matter insurgents, were snuck in across the city; one in each of the five boroughs.
The most important of these “murals” can be found ON Fifth avenue at Trump Tower.
On Thursday, July 9, 2020,the BLM graffiti mural was painted on Fifth Avenue, with great fanfare. [NBC News]
NYC Paints Huge Black Lives Matter Mural on 5th Ave in Front of Trump Tower
Kept under wraps, there was little time for protestors to gather at the Trump Tower debut.
“WNBC first reported the new start date for the Trump Tower “mural” Wednesday night.” [NY Daily News]
I saw their ‘handiwork’ later that day. [Slide Show BLM Trump Tower]
Reaction from the President to de Blasios’s folly:
“Maybe our GREAT Police, who have been neutralized and scorned by a mayor who hates & disrespects them, won’t let this symbol of hate be affixed to New York’s greatest street,” Trump went on. “Spend this money fighting crime instead!”
De Blasio pushed back later that morning, tweeting, “The fact that you see it as denigrating your street is the definition of racism.”
“Black people BUILT 5th Ave and so much of this nation,” the mayor added. “Your “luxury” came from THEIR labor, for which they have never been justly compensated. We are honoring them.” [NY Post]
And then, the Battle of the Graffiti Murals began. On Monday, July 13, outside Trump Tower, the resistance dumped red paint on the BLM graffiti mural.
Police said the assailant who vandalized the massive message Monday walked up Fifth Avenue at 12:13 p.m. wearing a black shirt and a black hat, dumped the paint, then ran down 56th Street, police said.
The blotch of paint, dumped between “Black” and “Lives,” was smeared over much of the mural by passing traffic. [NY Post]
Next, on Friday, July 17th, Juliet Germonatta (a self described trans gender- with a checkered history, unfortunately) struck again: this time with BLUE paint.
Of course, each time, the mayor made sure the Red and Blue paints were erased quickly, taxpayers billed. [Yahoo ]
There was a lull on the paint attacks, so, on Saturday, July 11, I dropped by Fifth Avenue (during a light rain) [VIDEO ]
Some reactions to the constant paint assaults:
“Maybe our GREAT police, who have been neutralized and scorned by a mayor who hates & disrespects them, won’t let this symbol of hate be affixed to New York’s greatest street,” Trump went on. “Spend this money fighting crime instead!”
De Blasio pushed back later that morning, tweeting, “The fact that you see it as denigrating your street is the definition of racism.”
“Black people BUILT 5th Ave and so much of this nation,” the mayor added. “Your “luxury” came from THEIR labor, for which they have never been justly compensated. We are honoring them.” [NY Post]
Earlier on Saturday, I took a look at the courthouse BLM graffiti mural. It seems to be a big secret, this 3 blocks long mural, only a block from the now defunct Occupy City Hall “Shanty Town”.
July 11 – Slide show for mural
This graffiti mural stretched across three Manhattan city blocks.
“A giant 600 foot, three-block long Black Lives Matter mural that stretches northwards from the Manhattan Municipal Building to the New York Supreme Court House at Foley Square.” [photo MdeAS]
There is a MAP of the locations for all five of the “Graffiti Murals”.
THEN, after a brief silence, the resistance returned to Trump Tower Two women of color threw BLACK paint on the BLM graffiti on Saturday, July 18 . (Exciting. FUN)
An officer from the New York Police Department (NYPD) attempts to detain a protester smearing paint on the Black Lives Matter mural outside of Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., July 18, 2020. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY
Later that night (after they were released) they continued tagging with TWO more of the graffiti murals. [MORE here] [photo NY 1]
That leaves just two remaining graffiti murals. Since the locations will be on heightened alert, will these brave women be able to pull off the next assaults?
++ FYI: BLM statement from the Marxists:
“Many see the slogan Black Lives Matter as a plea to secure the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all Americans, especially historically wronged African Americans.The group’s radical Marxist agenda would supplant the basic building block of society — the family — with the state and destroy the economic system that has lifted more people from poverty than any other. Black lives, and all lives, would be harmed. Theirs is a blueprint for misery, not justice. It must be rejected. We disrupt the Western-prescribed nuclear-family-structure requirement by supporting each other as extended families and ‘villages’ that collectively care for one another.” [NY Post]
Visit the Black Lives Matter website, and the first frame you get is a large crowd with fists raised and the slogan “Now We Transform.” Read the list of demands, and you get a sense of how deep a transformation of this country they seek.
[Where indicated, pictures in slide shows and video property of Pamela Hall]
Nurtured in Occupy Villages, that spring up predictably, they : Appear to be spontaneous. Peaceful. Temporary. Then change your collective minds. Take to the streets from Occupy base camp. Game ON! 
July 1, 2020, there was now no doubt, the anarchists were not leaving. They will never be satisfied.The now claim this autonomous zone to be untouchable.
Once the Occupy City Hall anarchists took over this public space – on June 23 – it grew quickly. The disaffected youth rushed to be a part of a revolution.
The necessary participants: disaffected twenty somethings. Looking for a life. a family . a community. Creating little towns with libraries, bodegas, first aid stations, gardens and the very necessary “learning circles”where they willingly listen to hours of indoctrination.
