Anti-Israel protesters shut down Golden Gate Bridge, O'Hare Airport, Wall Street

NBC News is reporting that anti-Israel protesters shut down San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge for more than 5 hours on Monday. CNN is reporting that "More than 150 people were arrested or taken into custody across the US Monday as pro-Palestinian protesters blocked roads and one of the country’s most famous bridges. In places from San Francisco and Seattle to Chicago and the East Coast cities of Miami and New York, demonstrators disrupted traffic, including during rush hour, and blocked travelers from getting to major airports to protest the US supporting Israel in the war in Gaza."

These disruptions were well-coordinated, well-funded and highly effective. If I had to guess, I'd bet that we'll see more disruptions in the near future through the Republicans' and Democrats' conventions through Election Day.

These protests are currently aimed at Democrats because these terrorist sympathizers are hoping to affect Biden administration policy towards Israel. There's little doubt that they'll expand their scope of operations to disrupt everyone's lives eventually.

This isn't a rag-tag bunch. They're well-trained:

These professional, well-paid disruptors intend on disrupting the Democrats' National Convention in Chicago in August. This is what they did in SF:

Based on the professional-looking signage and the militant leftists' props, it isn't difficult to figure out that these are well-financed by militant leftist organizations. These aren't activists. These militant leftists do this for a living.

Some of these militant leftists got arrested. The question now is whether the DOJ and FBI will step forward and investigate and prosecute these protesters. Some of these leftists were arrested on conspiracy charges. That's because these protests were well-coordinated and organized.

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