BREAKING: TPUSA 'Teens Against Gender Mutilation' rally crashed by radical trans activists

On Saturday, teen detransitioner and anti-grooming activist Chloe Cole was met with left-wing LGBTQ protestors while giving a speech in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, against the trans-medicalization of children.

Cole, 18, is a female who underwent a double mastectomy and other transgender medical treatments as a minor before realizing that she wasn't actually a boy, and had been groomed into "gender affirming" procedures. While she spoke at a TPUSA Faith "Teens Against Gender Mutilation" event, protestors attempted to drown her out.

The protestors can be seen in the footage trying to distract from the speech, using noisemakers, whistles, megaphones, loud drumming, dancing, signs reading "Cis people are creepy," "Teens [love] drag shows," and "Trans girls need guns."

Other signs seen included ones reading "If you're really 'pro-life' you would support trans healthcare," and "Legislating trans people out of existence is genocide."

In more video footage, the protestors can be seen and heard yelling into megaphones at the TPUSA activist, screaming at them to "leave" and "back away," as well as yelling "Jesus loves trans kids!"

Other protesters of the event included Eventbrite, the event planning platform that TPUSA originally used to promote the rally. According to former Republican congressional candidate Robby Starbuck, the company banned the page for the event for promoting "hateful, dangerous, or violent content."

https://thepostmillennial.com/breaking-tpusa-teens-against-gender-mutilation-rally-crashed-by-radical-trans-activists

Other internal investigations that led to Palmeri's downfall included complaints over his handling lack of care in COVID-19 precautions, which led to two sick agents requiring to be airlifted out of Mexico. Additionally, Palmeri had approved of using drug-fighting funds for inappropriate purposes and attempted to reimburse himself for expenses used in paying for a birthday party, according to the records.

Palmeri was replaced with Paul Knierim until November 2021, when Todd Zimmerman took the position, a person familiar with the investigation told the Washington Examiner.

The DEA has not given specifics on Palmeri being removed from the position or why he was allowed to retire instead of being fired, though an official told the outlet that the DEA “has zero tolerance for improper contacts between defense attorneys and DEA employees.”

Palmeri has described the misconduct investigations as a “witch hunt” that were prompted by personal and professional jealousies and “an ill-conceived narrative to remove me from my position.” He added that his relationships with the drug lawyers have “always been professional and ethical.”

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