The “Journey 4 Justice” Continues – Team Iowa 2

I have had so many comments from folks all over the country on Team Colorado's ride to Topeka in early June and the outcry of support from all over the country has turned into something incredible and amazing beyond anyone's imagination and that is the creation of  National Organization called J0urney 4 Justice that has almost 1400 members in just the last 2 weeks, 32 State Teams from 17 states and a team coming from Australia in August, a 501{C} is being created and we are launching a totally interactive state of the art website this week.

All this by accident...no one in their right mind saw this coming but one thing is obvious to the City of Topeka:  The entire country is behind them.  Enough is enough and "We the People" are going to do something about it.  I am going to start running these stories as I am sure you will enjoy them as much as me and hopefully inspire you to join us...we ARE making a difference!

Here is the actual report from the Iowa - 2 TL Vernon Schwarte:

Gotta say that ***** and *****  are cool as hell.  They were so very  helpful in everything and took a bit of the stress out of finding way  and such among other things.  Really cool "biker" types to hang with and  glad to now call them friends. We rolled in with eight people on 6 bikes: 1 Victory, 1 Valkerie, and 4 Harleys. The group of mixed brands  came together and rode without any issues, except for giving Lon crap  about riding a "sewing machine".  Lonnie, Andy, Brenda, Justin, Dennis, Bonnie, tt and myself formed the group of Iowa 2.

We got up to the compound just after 7 am this morning.  There were not posted times for service anywhere in the paper that anyone could find,  and no indications locally of anything going on with the cult for town  activity.  We got our flags out and started to do our deal.  Almost  immediately cars that would pass by would honk and wave and give a  thumbs up.  I think when the fire engine drove past and blew the air  horn, it must have woke someone up inside. The bald dude {Fred Jr.} then came out  and started putting up the upside down flags on the perimeter fence.   Some teenage kids then joined him in putting them up, to a total of 20  flags, a bunch looked brand new. The kids then shot baskets on the basketball court for awhile.

We kept walking, talking, and exercising our rights, then the got a  boom box set up and started blaring parody like covers of popular songs  from Maroon 5, Garth Brooks, and others.  The words were absolutely  terrible and hateful, but we just kept to ourselves and walked and  jigged about mocking them.  They had considerable trouble with the boom  box and kept losing sound or power, which was quite amusing.  As they  did not post "service" times, we just left well enough lye with that  deal.  No officers ever showed up anywhere the entire day.

One young man from the compound did a walk around the block, and looked  like he was just snooping, but had to make sure he walked behind the  bikes to see where we were from.  A couple of others from the compound,  especially some older lady came out to sing along with the boom box  music.  The whole deal gave most of us the creeps.  I am not usually  that way, but this place just has a terrible aura of evil that  indescribable.

After our time at the compound, we packed up and headed to the park at  10th and Gage.  We figured that if we were gone by 0900, that the cult  would have nothing to say about anything, and actually maybe make them  wonder what we were up to.  We had accomplished our task of changing  their day's activities, and that was the goal, to make them change based  on our actions.  Not much, but strangely makes us all feel better.

We then set up at the corner at the park, and the amount of support  "honks", "thumbs up", and well wishes was amazing.  There was a couple that brought us two coolers full of cold water, pop, and Gatorade and thanked us immensely for what we were doing.

We had to take off from town about 1030, and we rode out as a group.   One couple had to get back for a kid event, and the skies started looking really terrible to the west.  We got out of town and all got  back home without incident. Overall we feel that we made a difference  in our own small way, and that we gave the city of Topeka a little hope  and support.  I hope that we kept them off that corner, and changed their days plans.

Well, they DID keep them off that corner and from what I have been told my Topeka residents is they have not been on that corner since Kenny, Jay, Chad and myself ran them off on June 5th.

If you have been inspired and would like to be a part of the solution go check us out on FB and give us a "like" and then share it with every like minded American you know who isn't afraid to wave a flag.

We will be announcing the launch of our state of the art website very soon, hopefully this week, and you can even follow us on Twitter:  @journey4justice.