BREAKING VIDEOS: Bricks Delivered to Protest Zones in Chicago Before “No King” Rally – Chaos Incoming?
Videos are circulating that show bricks being delivered to downtown Chicago ahead of the “No King” rally, and the implications are sending shockwaves through the city. Shared by Susan on X, the footage captures workers unloading pallets of bricks near protest zones, with the caption “Bricks being delivered to downtown Chicago for protestors to throw during their ‘peaceful protest.’” Wall Street Apes on X amplified the concern, writing, “Chicago’s got the bricks out for the ‘No King’ rally. Chaos incoming?” The image above, from the video, shows the scene: a group of workers in casual clothes, their backs to the camera, handling the bricks, the backdrop a typical city street with yellow bollards and a loading dock. It’s racked up over 1 million views, and it’s a story that’s got everyone on edge.
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Cinder blocks are seen on the metro in New York City
Now these cinder blocks on the metro are used to do weight testing but what an amazing coincidence the timing is….
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The “No King” rally, scheduled for June 14, is part of a nationwide movement against Trump’s administration, with Chicago as a key flashpoint. The video, a 10.57-second clip, shows the bricks being stacked, their purpose clear to many. “This is how they plan to ‘peacefully protest,’” one X user wrote, a sentiment echoed by millions. Patriots.win’s post highlights the concern, noting that similar incidents in 2020, where bricks were left near protest sites, led to violence. The timing, just before the rally, raises alarms. “Chicago PD better be ready,” another user commented, a call to action that underscores the stakes.
This isn’t just about bricks—it’s about a city on the brink. The “No King” rally, organized by groups like Indivisible Chicago, aims to reject authoritarianism, but the presence of bricks suggests a different agenda. For Trump supporters, this is proof of the left’s hypocrisy, a “FAFO” moment waiting to happen. The image above, with its workers and bricks, is a visual of that proof, a reminder of what’s at stake. As one user put it, “Chicago’s about to learn the hard way.” The video, with its millions of views, is a cultural touchstone, a moment that captures the divide between peace and chaos. For Chicago, it’s a question: are we ready?
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Why doesn’t the Mayor or Police Chief order crews and trucks, along with police protection, to go pack up the bricks and drive off with them for impoundment? Seems that would save the city a LOT of damage as well as perhaps lives.
The Mayor and his cabal of democRATs are too stupid to come up with such a simple solution because they don’t want to. They want the bricks there so rioters can throw them at police and ICE officers. Anyone who throws a brick at a police or ICE officer should be shot on site.
They got away with delivering bricks during the Summer of Love, with ZERO consequences…so, natural they’re doing it again. At some point we need to return to Law and Order…I thought Trump would be the catalyst. I was sadly mistaken. Kash and Pam might as well be Biden’s people.
Why doesn’t anyone ask the delivery people who paid for it?
Any police or ICE officer that gets hit by a brick thrown by one of the left-turd dirt-bag protestors, the thrower should be going to the morgue in a body bag.