The political battle has begun. Protest planned at Lake Worth City Hall today.

Protest is Free Speech. Everyone is encouraged to protest if you wish. And likewise, all are encouraged to protest the protest. But there are rules (see link below).

Most importantly, always be aware of your surroundings.

If you see something unusual or potentially dangerous call 911 immediately or seek out a deputy. No matter how many people join a protest it only takes two or three well placed troublemakers to turn that protest into something altogether different.

To read more about public safety and rules for protesting click on this link.

The group organizing the protest is using many symbols in their messaging and one of those symbols is Anarchy. Many residents of Lake Worth will be familiar with one Anarchist in particular, one who tried to get elected to the City Commission in 2016:


“It’s time you guys know that we are no longer playing around . . . we are about to start striking fear, shooting down all cops that we see by their selves . . . Happy F       The Police Day! Remember children. All Cops Are Bastards! Have a great day!”

Here are more details about today’s protest and check back throughout the day for more information.

A protest is being planned outside Lake Worth City Hall today at 5:30. The slumlords in this City have come up with a strategy. And it will involve the press and news media. But there are two parts of this story. And hopefully the press and news media will report that. But don’t hold your breath.


“[S]tep up and spend money to comply with basic community-wide standards, sell to someone who will, or I will authorize liens and foreclosures till their eyes bleed.”

—Lake Worth City Manager Michael Bornstein as quoted in The Lake Worth Herald, article headlined “The Day Has Come For Slumlords in Lake Worth” published on October 11th, 2018.


The slumlords will have people lined up outside City Hall to support them today.

But their message cannot go unchallenged. To learn more about what happened in September/October 2018 click on this link.