Guest post by Kristinn Taylor
The Anonymous ‘Day of Rage’ nationwide protest on Thursday over the police shooting of unarmed robber Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri turned out to be a snore.
#dayofrage in Seattle's first location is??? Not raging! Nothing happening here. pic.twitter.com/IAv7QcND97
— Dan King (@DanKingImages) August 21, 2014
As documented by Twitchy, the American people are not as wound up about the shooting as are the media and leftist activists.
It’s no wonder now that more information has come out about the event leading up to the shooting of Brown.
The Gateway Pundit reported earlier Thursday about the federal government issuing an alert about the protests.
Rebecca Bowe of the San Francisco Bay Guardian reported others were wondering where the raging protesters were.
“Here at UN Plaza there are DHS vehicles and news camera crews … but no #DayOfRage”
Here at UN Plaza there are DHS vehicles and news camera crews … but no #DayOfRage
— Rebecca Bowe (@ByRebeccaBowe) August 22, 2014
“Police SUV driving on sidewalk but not much else going on. KTVU crew wonders where protesters are. #DayOfRage”
Police SUV driving on sidewalk but not much else going on. KTVU crew wonders where protesters are. #DayOfRage pic.twitter.com/1jIq5I3swq
— Rebecca Bowe (@ByRebeccaBowe) August 22, 2014
“Another live shot from the #DayOfRage protest here in Boston. Oh man it sure is nuts.”
Another live shot from the #DayOfRage protest here in Boston. Oh man it sure is nuts. pic.twitter.com/D6lVJRkB4I
— BatHedge (@Hedge76) August 21, 2014
“Day of Rage arrives in #Tampa. Around 30 people are outside Tampa police station demanding end to police brutality.”
Day of Rage arrives in #Tampa. Around 30 people are outside Tampa police station demanding end to police brutality. pic.twitter.com/EZbnc3mG0X
— José Patiño (@jpatinoTBO) August 21, 2014
“This is DC’s #DayofRage protest. Seriously. Hula hoopers & photographers”
This is DC's #DayofRage protest. Seriously. Hula hoopers & photographers pic.twitter.com/OenQVApkLk
— Joce Sterman (@jocefromthenews) August 21, 2014
“A few additional people have now shown up. We’re told the DC #DayofRage protest was cancelled, some came anyway”
A few additional people have now shown up. We're told the DC #DayofRage protest was cancelled, some came anyway pic.twitter.com/uxGdrf8pCk
— Joce Sterman (@jocefromthenews) August 21, 2014