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A Seattle Pastor acts After fierce protests, the event was held earlier in May and kept in the next event outside the City Hall.
On Saturday, the organizers held a rally in the US at Kal Anderson Park in Seattle, which was helped by Pastor NW Russell Johnson. The event reportedly offered free haircuts, free bike distributions and free products for society, as well as time for prayer and worship.
Later events were “littered” by protesters, some of whom were reportedly thrown on the filled urine balls on visitors, and more than 20 arrests were made.
“(Saturday) the event was certainly indicated by the media as an anti-lgbt type, and it wasn’t,” Johnson said on Thursday. “An angle of ing”
“We were abandoned by hundreds of militants antifa … They threw water-filled with urban Christians standing in the park and attacked a high crime that worshiped Jesus in the public space,” Johnson said Fox News Laura Ingrach’s owner.
After the police reported numerous arrests for Saturday, Service Service Seattle Bruce Harrell released a statement Protecting the LGBTC-community and the participants of the action, criticizing the “extremely right rally” for provoking a violent reaction.
“Seattle is proud of our reputation of the welcoming, inclusive city for LGBTQ+ communities, and we stand with our surnames when they face fanatics and injustice,” the statement said. “Today’s right-wing action was held here for this very reason-to sought the reaction, promoting beliefs that are inherently against the values of our city, in the very side of the most significant LGBTK+ neighborhood.”
Seattle mayor accused of lies after charge of a Christian rally for violence in the park
As The mayor seemed In the Christian group, Johnson rejected the opinion that the Mayday event had been developed to “provoke” the reaction.
While part of the rally provided a place for parents and persons who were postponed to share their testimony and highlight the transgender ideology problems, Johnson said it was done “raised, Hope, God could change anything, Jesus has power to convert your life.”
“It was not this Baptist Westbara, the hated rhetoric. These were the people who shared a reliable, optimistic look at what it looks like when God begins to work in your life,” he said in the Ingrach.
In response to the mayor Johnson, he helped organize an event at the Seattle Town Hall on Tuesday, which, he said, was met with a “similar” opposition by protesters.
“Antifa acted in force. They were curving and beaten by good church people who were in line to try to get into the rally to sing hymns and worship the song and pray for the city’s direction,” Johnson said.
Pastor noted that after the announcement on Tuesday, he was “flooded” with the support of people who are not included in Christian and conservative circles who wanted to “stand with Christians at the City Hall because we believe in First amendment“
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Harrell Keli Craiged’s press secretary, who previously told Fox News Digital that Harrell “remains unwavering in his denuding rhetoric from the groups whose reports contribute to exclusion, intolerance and undermining the dignity and rights of any community member – especially those who are marginalized, like our LGBTQ+ community.”
At the time, Craiged added: “As the Christian himself, the mayor guided Christian values Love and justice, and his comments specifically considered ideologies that, unlike Seattle’s commitment to be a hospitable city for everyone. Like any community of faith, Christianity is not a monolith – and many Christians do not keep the beliefs expressed by the Meade rally. “
Johnson criticized Harrell’s position arguing Mayor Seattle “He stopped his political career, releasing these statements.”
“This is a clown show with these left, politicians who support the agitator who has not encountered their voters so much,” he said.
Harrell’s office did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request about this article.
Deputy Director of the FBI Dan Bongina said on Tuesday he asked for an investigation into “targeted violence” against religious groups after a rally at the Seattle Town Hall in response to the mayor, who was allegedly accusing Christian activists of igniting a weekend demonstration.
Lindsay Code Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
