"No Kings" Rally More Like "No Thanks" Rally Am I Rite

The notorious literal cuck George Conway
identifies himself as antifa. Everyone should refer to him
exclusively as "Antifa's George Conway."
It's an admission that will hold up in court.

That cuck twink, who Greg Gutfeld suggested had lost weight due to Ozempic, grabbed a megaphone and made a sad spectacle of himself.

Senator Chris Murphy, who is constantly chumming the waters with antifa assassination bait, proudly spoke on the same dais as an "activist" who supports Hamas and who cheered the Trump assassination attempts.

Bernie Sanders, Chris Murphy To Headline 'No Kings' Rally With Activist Who Defended Hamas Attack, Cheered Trump Assassination Attempt Afeni Evans frequently denigrates 'Amerikkka' and expressed her desire for 'the west' to 'fall'

Chuck Ross
October 17, 2025

Sens. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and Chris Murphy (D., Conn.) passionately defended the anti-Trump No Kings rally in Washington, D.C., this weekend against allegations that it will attract Hamas sympathizers and other far-left radicals. But one of the senators' fellow speakers has praised Hamas's "resistance" against Israel, cheered the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump, referred to conservative activist Charlie Kirk as a "bitch" after his assassination last month, and expressed her desire for "the west" to "fall."

Sanders pushed back earlier this week against House Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.), who predicted that "Hamas supporters," "antifa types," and "Marxists" will be prevalent at the event. In a video posted to X, Sanders said No Kings is "not a 'hate America' rally."

"Quite the contrary; it is a love America rally," said Sanders.

Murphy echoed those remarks, calling Johnson's sentiments "ridiculous, un-American, and unpatriotic" and said the Republican must "hate free speech."

But Sanders and Murphy, billed as the headline speakers of the No Kings event, will appear on the same stage as Afeni Evans, a Washington, D.C.-based activist who embraces many of the causes Johnson identified.

Organizers list Murphy and Evans as among the star speakers at Saturday's "No Kings" protest in Washington, D.C.

Evans, who No Kings organizers list as an "impacted activist" over her arrest in August for evading subway fare, has condoned or downplayed various acts of political violence. She mocked calls for sympathy for Kirk, whose alleged killer, Tyler Robinson, embraced leftist politics and pro-LGBT causes.

"So if you want me to feel bad for that bitch, I can't. I won't. I can't," said Evans, an avowed member of the LGBT community.

She's expressed support for the attempt on Trump's life and lamented that the shooter missed.

"While we all may celebrate and make jokes about this moment, be very careful about what you put on the internet," she said in an Instagram video on the day of the Trump shooting. "We live in the most fascistic country in the fucking world."

"Missing is nasty work tho," she wrote on the post.

She often attacks Israel, which she refers to as "the imaginary state," while defending Hamas's invasion of the Jewish state on Oct. 7, 2023, as a justifiable act of resistance.

In a video on Oct. 7, 2024, the one-year anniversary of the attack, Evans said "occupied people have a right to self defense." In a video the next day, she called the Hamas attack an act of "resistance," while also mocking Trump's injury in the assassination attempt as a "little ear piercing."

Propagandists for the Soros-funded rally claim that "millions" showed up, but we see in the biggest cities only 4-5,000 people showed up, and in smaller cities like Iowa City, the number was in the low hundreds.

Gunther Eagleman @GuntherEagleman

7h

JUST ANNOUNCED: Approximately a combined 650,000 people attended a no kings rally nationwide.

LOL! They said 7M!

And how many of them are paid agitators?

During a live Newsmax broadcast from the National Mall, correspondent Alana Austin found herself face to face with exactly the kind of protester too stupid to realize they've said too much. The woman, sporting pink hair and clutching signs with Antifa imagery, identified herself as an "anti-fascist" but swore she wasn't formally part of "Antifa." Sure.

What came next was the real kicker. When Austin asked about the protest's peaceful vibe, the woman didn't hesitate. "We've all been told to be peaceful," she explained matter-of-factly. "We've had training on how to be peaceful and to deescalate."

Training.

As in organized, structured instruction on how to behave at a protest.

Austin didn't get the chance to follow up on who exactly provided this training or which organization bankrolled it, but the admission alone punctures the myth that these movements are leaderless and organic. When the protester was asked to show her Antifa-marked sign more clearly, she refused. Funny how that works.

Organizers included members of the Democratic Socialists of America and an assortment of other left-wing activist groups. And that's what really gets me about it--the structured coordination lurking beneath it. The protester's casual mention of training contradicts activists' favorite talking points that the people are "rising up" against Trump. If you're being paid and trained to be a protester, you're not a protester, you're a contractor.

That said, the good thing about this is that they were trained to be peaceful. It's a pleasant change from the rioting, violence, and destruction that we've grown used to from anything associated with Antifa. I guess some highly-paid PR consultant told them that violence is a bad look, and they must have gotten the message.

What people are noticing beyond the sparse attendance is how old the attendees are. I wouldn't crack on anyone for being old, now that I'm joining their ranks, but it's hard to not notice that the "Party of Youth" now has an average age of around 65.

Just old smelly white hippies as far as the eye can see.

Even an NBC "reporter" admitted the truth: There weren't many people attending the rally, and there was a "lot of white hair." The "Reporter" referred to the white-haired oldsters as "Q-tips."

Then NBC deleted the video. This guy put up a new copy:

Some progressives are praising the "old white people" who showed up for their stupid protests.

Another thing people are noticing: At multiple venues, at 1pm exactly, the "protesters" went home, almost as if they had only been paid to protest for three hours.

This genius sums up the protest:

And another thing people not in the left-wing Antifa Media are noticing: A lot of the "No Kings" protesters expressly called for assassinations of Trump officials and ICE agents.

A protester at Saturday's "No Kings" rally in Seattle was recorded telling a reporter he apparently wanted to kill White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

Dozens of protests against President Donald Trump and his administration's policies took place Oct. 18 nationwide. Journalist Brandi Kruse posted the video of the protester being interviewed while holding a sign which read, "Would You Like To Kill Nazis [With] Me?"

"Who are you gonna kill?" Kruse asked in the video. "Nazis," the man responded.

"Who do you define as a Nazi?" the reporter followed up, to which the man asked, "What do you mean?"

...

"In this context, who is a Nazi?" Kruse asked. "Stephen Miller is a Nazi," the protestor responded.

"You're going to kill Stephen Miller," the reporter repeated, apparently stunned, before the protester replied, "If I had the chance, yeah, I would."

Kruse later reported the FBI was investigating the man's threats. Kruse also posted a video showing another protester who said killing Miller would be "justifiable."

A fat ugly woman mimed a gunshot to the neck to bait conservatives about murdering Charlie Kirk.

Axios isn't covering that, but they are very very angry that Trump posted a silly meme about bombing the rally with poop:

Yes, that was the shallowly-closeted Harry Sisson getting covered in fecal matter. Just another Saturday for Harry, really.

Here's Axios, in Concerned Mode:

Driving the news: Trump's apparent response to the demonstrations was a fake video of himself dumping what appeared to be fecal matter or mud on protesters marching through city streets as Kenny Loggins' "Danger Zone" plays in the background.

The watermark on the video attributed it to another account, "@XERIAS_X." The profile photo of an X account with the same name appears to display Pepe the Frog dressed as Trump.
Just after, the president reshared a fake video previously posted by Vice President Vance of Trump placing a crown on his own head and hoisting a sword while people who appeared to be prominent Democratic lawmakers bowed.
The official White House account also shared a post of Trump and Vance wearing crowns and of Democratic leaders Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) wearing sombreros (the president has recently shared several fake photos of his opponents donning sombreros during the shutdown, a dig that Latino rights groups have said amplifies hateful stereotypes).

Context: It doesn't stop with sombreros and suspect brown substances falling from the sky. Trump and his administration's official government pages regularly troll with seemingly AI-generated posts online.

And it's also not the first time the White House, despite Trump saying he's "not a king," has shared an image of the president in royal regalia.
The White House did not immediately respond to Axios' request to explain the president's post.

Axios also cites, WITHOUT EVIDENCE, the protest's organizers's claim of 7 million in attendance.

Axios also decided not to report on a member of the "Progressive Labor Party" calling for people to get guns and kill ICE agents.

From Instapundit:

Hello everybody. Welcome to the new working week!

I'm doing chores today but I wrote all of my posts in advance. Some of them are pretty thin. I hope you understand.

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