Cliff Cash comedy organized a huge protest and die-in at the Heritage Foundation in #DC and DC rose to the occasion!
InstagramClifton Freeman Cash on Instagram: "4/5 HERITAGE FOUNDATION PROTEST. Just want to give props to these people. I hated to be 1,000 miles away. I just can’t be at every event but it made me really proud to get these pictures and know that you all made sure you were seen. What an awesome protest. We will continue to apply maximum pressure on the heritage foundation. We will not let up. We will not go away. They will feel the water rising #wearetheflood"662 likes, 15 comments - cliffcashcomedy on April 7, 2025: "4/5 HERITAGE FOUNDATION PROTEST. Just want to give props to these people. I hated to be 1,000 miles away. I just can’t be at every event but it made me really proud to get these pictures and know that you all made sure you were seen. What an awesome protest. We will continue to apply maximum pressure on the heritage foundation. We will not let up. We will not go away. They will feel the water rising #wearetheflood".
![The “Appeal to Heaven” flag originated in the Revolutionary War when, in 1775, George Washington outfitted six schooners with them as they fought British troops. The flag fell into obscurity until right-wing extremist & New Apostolic Reformation front-man Dutch Sheets resurrected it in 2014 & recast its symbolic meaning. Since then, Sheets has urged Christian nationalist politicians to display the flag at their offices as a sign of their commitment to upending the Constitution’s separation of church & state and their adherence to the Dominionist worldview. Those who fly the he flag today adhere to an apocalyptic vision of reality that justifies religious violence.
An “Appeal to Heaven” flag is seen outside of Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) office on Capitol Hill on May 23, 2024. (Photo by Michael A. McCoy/Getty Images)
"While I have not found any evidence that the Jerusalem Cross was employed on January 6, similar imagery from the Medieval period was present and employed to promote a militant, apocalyptic white Christianity. From the tattoos & clothing of the Q-Anon Shaman (Jacob Chansley) to T-shirts with the Crusader cross and a flag with the same image & the phrase “Deus Vult,” Medieval Christian imagery was present throughout the event.
The politicians [named] are not the only ones linked with extremist militia groups, Christian nationalism & a revisionist history of January 6. They’re just the ones unafraid to openly fly the flags linked to these movements."](https://cdn.masto.host/urbanistssocial/media_attachments/files/114/304/999/006/168/547/original/e7737edbc9f38d8b.png "The “Appeal to Heaven” flag originated in the Revolutionary War when, in 1775, George Washington outfitted six schooners with them as they fought British troops. The flag fell into obscurity until right-wing extremist & New Apostolic Reformation front-man Dutch Sheets resurrected it in 2014 & recast its symbolic meaning. Since then, Sheets has urged Christian nationalist politicians to display the flag at their offices as a sign of their commitment to upending the Constitution’s separation of church & state and their adherence to the Dominionist worldview. Those who fly the he flag today adhere to an apocalyptic vision of reality that justifies religious violence.
An “Appeal to Heaven” flag is seen outside of Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA) office on Capitol Hill on May 23, 2024. (Photo by Michael A. McCoy/Getty Images)
\"While I have not found any evidence that the Jerusalem Cross was employed on January 6, similar imagery from the Medieval period was present and employed to promote a militant, apocalyptic white Christianity. From the tattoos & clothing of the Q-Anon Shaman (Jacob Chansley) to T-shirts with the Crusader cross and a flag with the same image & the phrase “Deus Vult,” Medieval Christian imagery was present throughout the event.
The politicians [named] are not the only ones linked with extremist militia groups, Christian nationalism & a revisionist history of January 6. They’re just the ones unafraid to openly fly the flags linked to these movements.\"")
