Tienanmen Square Massacre Anniversary - Seattle, June 4th, 2023

Hosted in Seattle, WA, members of WTPAC chapter in WA state organized with chinese american and past dissidents against the CCP to commemorate the Tienanmen square massacre that occurred on the same date 34 years ago.

State representatives such as Jim Walsh appeared to lend their voice along with gubernatorial candidates like Garcia and Semi Bird, as well as those behind organizing as well as survivors and even those that have explained the assassinations by the CCP of dissidents in recent and distant past.

Others in presence were attendees to the speeches and even some running for Seattle/King county offices such as Victoria Palmer for City Council, a former marine turned candidate in King County, even tensed hecklers made an appearance following the operation a nearby pride stand that took place from an earlier pride parade that occurred in the morning. The hecklers even took to using their sexuality as a contention to the memorial and even of events that occurred as spoken of at the event despite the evidence in recent news of widespread involvement of the CCP's government of having a large hand in organ harvesting in Asia from their actions in governing.

In the area were also initiatives and resolution gatherers for such signatures as those for parents rights in reaction to SB5599 that has had the consequence of closing parents off to notification of their students to their location following any loose sex/gender based "diagnosis" brought about by health workers at runaway shelters which is said to be in effect aiding in shielding the trafficking of at risk minors/youth.

The crowd was around 20-30 big in attendance at the first few minutes before greater numbers of people and onlookers came and listened to the speech later in the second hour of speaking.

This was taken in Seattle, WA in King County on June 4th, 2023 in Westlake Center Park.

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