Details of the priest in Seattle, the wild scene, with the outbreak of “worship event” to violence

A Seattle sponsor speaks After violent protests swept the event of worship earlier in May and continued to follow up on Tuesday outside the city hall.

The organizers hosted a gathering in Mayday USA at Cal Anderson Park in Seattle on Saturday, which helped the Reverend Nw Russell Johnson lead. According to the display of the event, free haircuts, free bike gifts, with a free dision of society, as well as the time of prayer and worship.

Later, the event was “crammed”, according to what was reported, some of them threw water balloons full of urine in the attendees, and more than 20 arrests were performed.

Johnson said on Thursday, “The event (on Saturday), of course, the media described it as a kind of gatherings of gay and gay, and it was not,” Johnson said on Thursday.Interam corner”

The FBI to investigate the “targeted violence” claims against the religious group after the evangelists protested in Seattle

Johnson told Johnson: “We have been stuffed by hundreds of anti -militant militants … They were throwing diuretic balloons in Christians who stood in the park and were attacked on high crime in the worship of Jesus in a public place.” Fox News Laura Ingharaham host.

After the police reported multiple arrests in Saturday’s march, The Office of the mayor of the Seattle Bruce Harrell issued a statement Defending the LGBTQ community and demonstrators with the criticism of the “extreme right -wing gathering” to stir the violent reaction.

“Seattle is proud of our reputation as a welcome and comprehensive city of LGBTQ societies, and we stand with our crossing neighbors when they face intolerance and injustice,” the statement said. “The extreme right-wing gathering was held here for this particular reason-to excite a reaction by enhancing beliefs that are inherently opposed to the values ​​of our city, in the heart of the LGBTQ+ most prominent neighborhood in Seattle.”

The mayor of Seattle was accused of lying after blaming Christianity for the violence of the garden

while The mayor seems to blame In the Christian group, Johnson rejected the idea that the May Day event was designed to “stir” the reaction.

While part of the assembly provides space for parents and individuals who canceled their transfer to exchange their certificates and highlight the concerns related to the transgender ideology, Johnson said that this was done in a “elegant, optimistic, optimistic way, God can change anything, and Jesus has the ability to transform your life.”

“This Baptist discourse in Westpuro was not the people who shared an optimistic and optimistic view when God begins to work in your life.”

In response to the mayor, Johnson helped organize an event in Seattle City Hall on Tuesday, which he said was met with a “similar” opposition from the demonstrators.

Johnson said: “It was a valid antique. They were stained with blood and hit the good people of the Church who stood in a queue to try to enter into a march to sing the hymns and worship songs and pray for the direction of the city,” Johnson said.

The priest indicated that after the announcement of a gathering on Tuesday, he was “mired” with the support of people behind the Christian and conservative circles who wanted to “stand with the Christians in the city hall because we believe in Pal First amendment“

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Callie Craighead, by Fox News Digital, told Harreel that “still fixed in distorting the rhetoric of groups that enhance its exclusion and intolerance messages and undermine the dignity and rights of any member of the community – especially those that are being charged, like our gay society.”

“As a Christian himself, the mayor is guided Christian values From love and justice, his comments specifically dealt with ideologies that contradict Seattle’s commitment to be a welcome city for all. Like any religious society, Christianity is not a male – and many Christians throughout Seattle do not carry the beliefs expressed by the organizers of the My Day Rally. “

Johnson criticized the position of Harril, under the pretext The mayor of Seattle “He ended his political career by making these statements.”

“It is a clown with these leftist politicians who support the instigators who are in contact with a wide range of their voters,” he said.

Harril’s office did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request to comment on this article.

Deputy Director of the FBI Dan Bongino said on Tuesday that he had requested an investigation into allegations of “targeted violence” against religious groups after the gathering in Seattle Hall in Seattle in response to the mayor allegedly blaming Christian activists for igniting the weekend demonstration that turned into violence.

Lindsay Kornick from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.