After participating in a stunt with BLM Don Lemon has been arrested.

He is a journalist and is being silenced by Trump, we need sadroo to come to his aide.

He has been arrested for being black, gay and a journalist.

One of the organisers is just a BLM grifter.

Armstrong, who is currently the founder and CEO of a cannabis company called Dope Roots, led the nonprofit as executive director for at least six years, from 2019 through 2024, according to tax filings by the Wayfinder Foundation.
The 2024 tax filing shows that despite the foundation being dedicated to giving grants to anti-poverty community initiatives, it awarded just $158,811 that year, while Armstrong brought in a salary of $215,726. She also took an additional $40,548 in health benefits, benefit plan contributions and deferred compensation, according to the 2024 filing.

In 2023, the year that the nonprofit awarded $133,698 in grants, Armstrong brought in a salary of $170,726, plus $44,300 in other "compensation from the organization and related organizations," according to that year’s filing.

The year before reflects the same pattern, with Armstrong bringing in $175,000 in compensation, plus an estimated $33,126 in other compensation, while the organization gave just $161,325 in grants, per the 2022 filing.

According to filings ranging from 2019 to 2024, in six years Armstrong made $936,395 as executive director of the Wayfinder Foundation, plus an additional $201,313 in health benefits and other compensation. Meanwhile, during her time in leadership, the Wayfinder Foundation disbursed approximately $700,052 in grants.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/far-left-agitator-who-organized-minnesota-churc...

A distraction, to get this off the front pages:

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https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2010/EFTA01660679.pdf

freediver wrote Today at 11:40am:


Essentially, he filmed himself breaking the law

What Don Lemon Has Been Charged With

According to federal and media reports:

1. Conspiracy Against Rights
• Lemon is charged under a federal civil rights statute (often cited as 18 U.S.C. § 241), which makes it a crime to conspire to deprive others of their constitutional rights.

2. Violation of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act
• He’s also charged under the FACE Act (18 U.S.C. § 248) — a federal law originally aimed at preventing obstruction, force, intimidation or interference with a person’s right to access reproductive-health facilities or places of religious worship. In this case, prosecutors allege he helped obstruct access to a church service during a protest in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Lemon has pleaded not guilty and maintains he was there as a journalist covering the event, not as a participant in the protest.

⚖️ Potential Jail Time / Penalties

The laws involved carry different possible penalties if someone is convicted:

📍 Conspiracy Against Rights (18 U.S.C. § 241)
• This is a serious federal civil-rights statute. Depending on how prosecutors charge it, it can carry up to 10 years in prison — and potentially longer if serious harm, injury, or aggravated factors are alleged.

📍 FACE Act Violation (18 U.S.C. § 248)
• For a first offense involving obstruction or interference (without violence), the FACE Act typically carries up to 1 year in federal prison, plus fines.

Summary of Possible Penalties

Up to ~10 years for conspiracy against civil rights

Up to ~1 year for a basic FACE Act violation

Exact penalties will depend on how prosecutors frame the counts and how a judge or jury rules at trial

🧠 What’s Next in the Case

• Lemon has been released on his own recognizance after a court appearance in Los Angeles.
• He plans to fight the charges and assert that his actions were protected by the First Amendment.

If you’d like, I can provide a brief explanation of what the FACE Act and the Conspiracy Against Rights law are and how they’re typically applied in U.S. courts.

Gordon wrote Today at 1:03pm:


Just so, Gordon. Looks like Don will be doing some hard time.

And don't forget, the journalist who covered this one's still at large.

You?

freediver wrote Today at 11:40am:


And yet their are balanced clips of him interviewing mainly the people being protested against.

i.e. He is on video doing legitimate interviews, You know the type of work protected by the first amendment. There is no indication that he partisipated in any protest he was simply there as a member of the media recording the event.

Dnarever wrote Today at 4:27pm:


I know the police embed journalists and so do the military but I think a line is crossed when the criminals embed a journalist.

freediver wrote Today at 4:31pm:


That's a tough one, Freediver. The First Amendment's pretty short, dear.

It only refers to one type of work:

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Two, if you want to include religion.

But I'm curious. Do you respect the work of our ministers, priests, imams and mullahs?

Cheers.