Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In 1986, there was a nation-wide legal assault against the Lyndon LaRouche movement that culminated in a 400 agent standoff in Leesburg Virginia that had intended to result in a Waco style shootout or the imprisonment of as many organizers. Over in Los Angeles, the offices of Caucuses Distributors (the LaRouche Movement) in Atwater Village suffered a similar police raid over a cooked up "scandal" involving petitioners on the Proposition 64 AIDS initiative. A member with a camcorder caught all the action, and local news coverage on channel 7, 2, and 4 is included.
In 1986, there was a nation-wide legal assault against the Lyndon LaRouche movement that culminated in a 400 agent standoff in Leesburg Virginia that had intended to result in a Waco style shootout or the imprisonment of as many organizers. Over in Los Angeles, the offices of Caucuses Distributors (the LaRouche Movement) in Atwater Village suffered a similar police raid over a cooked up "scandal" involving petitioners on the Proposition 64 AIDS initiative. A member with a camcorder caught all the action, and local news coverage on channel 7, 2, and 4 is included.
