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Brian Krohne

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 04/10/2026

Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton with the @voiceofsandiego.org team presenting his law and order arguments for why we should cooperate with ICE to deport more people. #Politifest2026

Four panelists seated in armchairs on a stage during a panel discussion, with an American flag to the left and a presentation screen listing sponsors in the background. The panelist on the far left speaks into a microphone while the other three listen attentively. Small side tables with name cards and water bottles sit between the chairs.

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 04/10/2026

Scott Lewis wrapping up the day at #Politifest2026

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 03/10/2026

Will Rodriguez-Kennedy compares leading the San Diego Democratic party and elected leaders to herding cats that are always trying to bolt. #Politifest2026

A man with a full dark beard and mustache seated at a panel table covered in a blue tablecloth speaks into a handheld microphone held in his right hand while gesturing with his left hand. He wears a tan baseball cap featuring the crest and text for "USS JOHN P. MURTHA LPD 26", a dark grey button-up shirt with rolled sleeves over a black t-shirt reading "SD DEMS", an orange wristband, and a nametag pinned to his chest. A place card on the table in front of him reads "Will Rodriguez-Kennedy", with a water bottle to his left and another place card reading "Ryan Clu..." visible to his right. In the background, a beige wall is adorned with a large picture frame featuring an ornate gold corner design.

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 03/10/2026

Nicole Crosby and Richard Bailey (vying for the D2 seat) engage in a spirited debate about pension reforms. #Politifest2026

Three panel speakers sit at a blue tablecloth-draped table on stage with mics and water bottles. From left to right, three name cards on the table read "Nicole Crosby," "Scott Lewis," and "Richard Bailey". A woman on the far left gestures while speaking into a microphone alongside a bearded man in a white t-shirt, while a bald man in a grey blazer on the right listens attentively.

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 03/10/2026

Councilmember Henry Foster of D4 speaking about flood control, transit, and ADUs. #Politifest2026

A person wearing glasses and a dark blazer sits at a conference table speaking into a microphone. A white name placard on the table reads “Henry Foster.” In front of the speaker are a tablet, a small water bottle, a notepad, and a pen. The table is covered with a dark blue tablecloth, and a large projection screen hangs on the wall behind the panel area.

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 06/01/2026

I'd say there were 150 or so folks. I learned about it from a text from @sandiegodsa.bsky.social. This particular protest was organized by PSL, though there were a lot of other orgs in attendance. www.instagram.com/p/DTCm9P_FdoM

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 19/03/2025

This article was published, but then deleted by the UT. #jvp #ucsd

Jewish students support equal rights for all
By Mia
Jewish Voice for Peace is the largest anti-Zionist Jewish orga-nization in the U.S. that advocates for equal rights for all people in Israel/Palestine. We believe firmly in the Jewish principle of Tikkun Olam, repairing the world and creating a more just and equita-ble society for all people. To this end, we condemn the inequita-ble system of Israeli apartheid and have been a major part of the protest movement against the genocide of the Palestinian people in Gaza. We condemn the killing of 18,000 children and 49,000 Palestinians because they are completely antithetical to Jewish values. In the spirit of Tikkun Olam, Jews have always been at the fore-front of protests against injustice during the civil rights movement, the free speech movement, the women's rights movement, the anti-Vietnam War movement, the anti-apartheid movement and many others. It is this tradi-tion that motivated us to join the protest at UC San Diego against the mass slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza and the complicity of the US. government in this crime. Jewish students joined the Gaza Solidarity Encampment on May 1,2024, to protest alongside our Palestinian brothers and sisters and we formed a diverse coalition of students from all faiths, ethnici-ties and nationalities. Our protest was directed at a state — the state of Israel — and its policies of genocide along with the conduct of our own govern-ment and even our universities that support the genocide. In no way was the encampment protest directed against the Jewish people or individuals. The fact that so many Jews were part of this protest entirely dispels the charge that this protest was in any way antisemitic. Our protest was completely peaceful and reflected Jewish values, such as Tikkun Olam and Shalom (peace or hello/ goodbye). On May 3, Jewish Voice for Peace hosted a Sabbath service on Library Walk that allowed for

Pro-Palestinian protesters stand by a Sheriff's Department bus…

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Brian Krohne @apparentlyyes.com · 26/09/2024

You are being watched #LosAngeles #Surveillance

Electronic box attached to the outside of a building with four (maybe 5) cameras attached to it, constantly flashing red and blue lights, and a loudspeaker on top. The sign on the box says "Warning, this area is under 24hr live surveillance, you are being watched, suspicious activities & evidence is sent directly to the LAPD, Monere Security Solutions"

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