Rogue street art appears overnight in D.C., mocks Biden & Fauci’s COVID regime by Jordan Schachtel via The Burning Platform
GNN Note – this is awesome!! This is how we win. When street art begins showing up, the elite have a massive problem. Why do you think they censor so many people on social media platforms? They know it’s game over when meme’s, artwork and comedians begin attacking the criminal regime’s in the living room and kitchen tables of average people that have bought the lies. When the lies fall apart – big, big problem for the elite, ruling and banking class. / END
“Mandate! Segregate! Subjugate!”
The artwork is a brilliant Soviet-style mockery of Joe Biden and Anthony Fauci COVID Mania regime. And seeing it appear in downtown Washington, D.C., the home of America’s ruling class and unquestioning COVID compliance, is the perfect setting for these absolute gems.
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The first piece showcases an angry Joe Biden holding an OSHA-labeled mallet surrounded by the word “comply.” The second illustration, labeled, “good kids are compliant kids,” shows a handful of children in red masks looking up to an injection needle-surrounded Joe Biden. The third shows a sitting Joe Biden holding the coronavirus in his hand, with the caption, “Mandate! Segregate! Subjugate!” The last piece of artwork, “Trust The Scientism,” shows Anthony Fauci, dressed in clergy attire, possessing a giant hypodermic needle.
I particularly enjoy the Soviet propaganda style. It
Here are the four posters lined up together, courtesy of Leigh Wolf’s Twitter page:
A DC Karen noticed the artwork and started to rip down the posters.
ANNND some lady is already out here ripping down the “dangerous propaganda.” 🤣 pic.twitter.com/xrEYHl4poq
— 🐺 (@LeighWolf) January 15, 2022
She was filmed desecrating the artwork by Leigh Wolf, a comms and production professional who happens to be a former colleague of mine at CRTV/Blaze Media Wolf spotted the artwork and took photos of it before it was ripped down.
