The book titled Donald Trump’s Koward Kommunist Kunts to Get Justice for Brian Sicknick & Ashli Babbitt” is a personal account of the author’s experiences and grievances with individuals they perceive as being part of Donald Trump’s KKK (Koward Kommunist Kunts). The author highlights specific incidents and encounters with various people, including city council members, attorneys, postal service employees, and law enforcement personnel.
The author alleges that the Signal Hill City Council, as well as certain attorneys and judges, ignored their pleas for help and silenced their efforts to expose what they believe to be corruption and drug smuggling operations associated with Donald Trump. They express frustration with the lack of action and cooperation from these individuals and accuse them of being part of Trump’s KKK.
The author also describes instances where they attempted to reach out to law enforcement agencies, media outlets, and political figures but were allegedly blocked or ignored. They claim that their communication channels, including phones, email, and regular mail, were controlled by Trump’s KKK, and they provide examples of mail fraud and other suspicious activities.
Throughout the book, the author expresses a strong desire for justice for Brian Sicknick, a Capitol police officer who died during the January 6th insurrection, and Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed during the same event. They believe that Donald Trump is responsible for Sicknick’s death and accuse the Signal Hill Police Department of favoring Trump’s KKK and terrorizing them for seeking justice.
The author also shares their encounters with various attorneys and describes how they believe these individuals either ignored their pleas or actively worked against them. They express frustration with the legal system and allege that attorneys associated with Trump’s KKK were involved in silencing their efforts to seek justice.
Additionally, the author discusses their interactions with postal service employees and accuses them of being part of Trump’s KKK. They claim that mail fraud and interference prevented them from contacting Brian Sicknick’s family, the FBI, and other relevant parties.
Overall, the book portrays the author’s experiences and frustrations in their fight against what they perceive as corruption, mind control, and injustice associated with Donald Trump and his alleged KKK network.