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Two women caused a chaotic disturbance inside a convenience store, including macing one of the employees. Of course when the police arrived, they pulled the victim card and the stench of entitlement was thick in the air. They didn’t realize that everything was captured on camera, and proved that...

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On June 30, 2026, I walked into a congressional advocacy day to sit down and listen. Within seconds, I was surrounded and grabbed — by the president and vice president of CoHNA, the Coalition of Hindus of North America — while I asked, over and over, one thing: to sit and listen. They shoved a poster in my camera. They accused me of “terrorizing children.” They called me an antisemite. Then they called the Capitol Police on me. And when the officer asked them how, exactly, I had threatened anyone — their answer, on camera, was that I was filming. That’s it. That’s the threat. A journalist with a camera. CoHNA (Coalition of Hindus of North America) is the group behind the “Hinduphobia” resolution, H.Res. 69. It’s named in a Rutgers report on the RSS network in America. Its officers founded the PAC funding this legislation. And this week I’ve been documenting all of it. So when I walked into their event and asked to listen, this is what they did — on camera, with their own hands, the same week they’ve been telling Congress that they’re the ones under attack. I recorded the whole thing. Start to finish. Walking in, being grabbed, the accusations, the police, all of it. Nothing is cut out. Watch it and decide for yourself who was intimidating whom. They set up a table in the halls of the people’s Congress. The journalist got grabbed and thrown out. That’s the whole story in one hallway.

Pieter Friedrich

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