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Brave Protesters Hang ‘Resist’ Banner from Crane Near White House

25 Jan 2017
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Well this is just incredible! Those of you worried that the weekend’s demonstrations were a one off and that people would go back to regular life, never ye fear! Just look at the beauty above!

According to NBC News Greenpeace protesters scaled the big ass 270 foot crane you see and unfurled a banner 70-foot by 35-foot banner that reads “Resist”.

Well fucking done Greenpeace!

Here is a video where one of the seven activists explains why they did it…if for some reason you didn’t already know.

Welcome to the resistance friends!

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