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Don Lemon did one thing miraculous on Sunday: He managed to show he’s even more despicable than we beforehand thought.
What a feat for that putz.
The former CNN anchor livestreamed himself becoming a member of a band of lunatic anti-ICE protesters who stormed the Cities church in St. Paul, Minnesota, after stories that a pastor there could be affiliated with ICE — although there’s been no affirmation of such a tie.
Don Lemon is flanked by one of the deeply disturbed agitators, as he interviews a man exterior of the church. Don Lemon / YouTube
Lemon embedded with the group that barged into the church. @TheDonLemonPresent/YouTube
Lemon, who’s no longer affiliated with a information outlet, enthusiastically embedded with the group that barged into the home of God, shattering the peace and security of a Sunday service and exhibiting conduct befitting a psychiatric ward at Bellevue.
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They began screaming “ICE Out” and chanting Renee Good’s title.
Naturally, spooked congregants filed out, and a few tried to plead with screaming protesters. In a heartbreaking scene, a younger boy cried as he was comforted by his mother and father.
The footage is disgusting. It was not a peaceable protest. It was thuggery and intimidation in a home of worship.
As a backlash rightfully mounted online, Lemon claimed in a follow-up video that he was not affiliated with the group and merely a journalist on the scene of a information occasion — and whined that he’s being criticized as a result of he’s black and homosexual.
Congregants at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, reacted because the group of radicals storm their church and begin screaming anti-ICE slogans. Don Lemon / YouTube
Yeah, that outdated chestnut.
Despite his declare, he had filmed the offending group gearing up for his or her shameless Sunday ambush, explaining that they “surprise people, catch them off guard and hold them to account.”
That crying child higher be taught.
“These are resistance protesters, they’re planning an operation we’re going to follow them on,” Lemon stated on his livestream with delight. “I can’t tell you exactly what they’re doing, but it’s called Operation Pull-Up.”
Then, like a good neutral chronicler would do, he planted a creepy kiss on the cheek of head agitator Nekima Levy Armstrong.
“This is what the First Amendment was about, the freedom to protest. I’m sure people here don’t like it, but protests are not comfortable,” stated Lemon, sounding like a proud alum of the Quality Learing Center.
A younger boy in Cities Church cried and was comforted by his mother and father as protesters stromed the Sunday service in St. Paul, Minnesota. @TimRunsHisMouth/X
Of course, he’s now making an attempt to distance himself from the debacle. But Lemon wasn’t merely a narrator. He performed contentious interviews with parishioners and the pastor, basically attempting to persuade them of the gang’s righteousness and their collective guilt.
(And he talked about that he was a Christian, more than as soon as. And I’m Gisele Bündchen.)
It could be like a individual figuring out of a stick-up, fortunately following alongside — after which interviewing the theft victims, chopping them off to clarify why they deserved it.
In one video, Lemon stated that if, he had been the pastor, he would offer to pray with the group. But the deranged trespassers had been solely there to prey.
Don Lemon interviewed the church pastor and lectured him about Jesus, as protesters stormed his church and congregants fled. Don Lemon / YouTube
During the peak of 2020’s BLM summer season of love, roving bands of activists swarmed cities, disrupting people’s brunches and demanding fealty to their Marxist trigger. If they raised a fist, they had been in a position to return to their eggs Benedict. If not, no justice, no peace and positively no bacon grease.
The terrorizing had nothing to do with racial justice. It was a humiliation tactic and a energy grab that didn’t change hearts and minds. It solely disgusted first rate people. What occurred on Sunday was a gross escalation of these already abhorrent strategies.
None of these radicals truly care about Renee Good. They’re utilizing her title to additional advance their chaos agenda.
Don Lemon claimed he wasn’t affiliated with the group of radicals who barged into a Sunday service, and didn’t know they had been planning to storm a church. But he had filmed the group beforehand, kissed the chief and defined they “catch people off guard.” Don Lemon/Youtube
Reasonable of us can disagree on coverage. But it’s harmful and dumb to interrupt federal law enforcement. And it’s reprehensible — and unlawful — to storm a church and disrupt spiritual liberty.
We know that Lemon wouldn’t have the cojones to invade a mosque.
“A house of worship is not a public forum for your protest! It is a space protected from exactly such acts by federal criminal and civil laws! Nor does the First Amendment protect your pseudo journalism of disrupting a prayer service,” DOJ official Harmeet Dhillon tweeted, saying that Lemon was “on notice.”
In an interview with a podcaster Monday, Lemon railed in opposition to spiritual teams, saying they’ve an “entitlement [that] comes from a white supremacy.”
Don Lemon interviews Nekima Lavy Armstrong, a BLM activist and the chief of the group that stormed the church. Don Lemon / YouTube
He claimed to be befuddled as to how he has turn out to be the face of marauding demons.
But Lemon is clearly nestled within the bosom of delusion, as he relayed the reason his producers provided him: “Don, you’re a gay black man in America.”
Being a homosexual and black man in America has been very excellent to Lemon. So a lot so, that regardless of being an absolute jackass and a bully of feminine coworkers, he managed to make tens of millions on cable information.
Those tens of millions have allowed him to reside in great consolation — and much away from the unwashed lots. He reportedly resides in a Manhattan doorman high-rise and has a stunning home within the Hamptons.
Lemon won’t ever really feel the heat of being bodily confronted in his protected haven.
And sadly, he won’t ever really feel disgrace both.
