Free range grandmother and sometime advocate for the homeless Regan Benson continued her strategic pivot Thursday night by streaming on both the Rumble and YouTube platforms, indicating her intent to eventually switch platforms and exclusively stream on the Rumble platform.
Benson said that she had become increasingly concerned about censorship on the YouTube platform, saying she was exploring the Rumble platform as her new home. She seemed to indicate that Rumble would also be less willing to cooperate with authorities such as the Denver Police Department.
According to Benson, last year, the Denver Police Department subpoenaed all of her subscriber’s user information, including their credit card information. She said it was part of the then on-going lawsuit between Benson and the DPD and she was concerned that Google was so willing to comply with legal authorities.
No mention was made of YouTuber Christopher “Direct D” Ruff’s recent criticism of her constant livestreams complaining about her recent conviction for doxing a Denver police officer and her pending sentencing for that conviction.
Benson had initial troubles with getting the Rumble broadcasting software to connect to YouTube but eventually figured out how to get both audio and video to present on YouTube.
During that stream Benson indicated that her Rumble name was rabbleon4life and that all of her subscribers should join the platform and subscribe to her Rumble channel. While she did not commit to a full shift to the platform at this time, she said that there may be a time when YouTube is no longer a feasible platform for her advocacy.
With her problems with Rumble out of the way and her apparent abandoning of her recent attacks on Denver Police that were accompanied by AI generated images of anamorphic pigs dressed as DPD officers.
She has instead turned her attention back to being critical of Denver’s landscaping efforts. The message was accompanied by a photo stating that a grassy area in downtown Denver was currently closed to public access.
Denver, Co~
…is an interesting place with a totalitarian NO KINGS feel to it.
When you are told to do something, you WILL do it!
This expensive large signage is erected in several areas of Denver’s Civic Center Park. It is a PUBLIC PARK.
DRMC 39-3 (c):
It shall be unlawful for any person, other than authorized personnel, to go upon or remain in any park, parkway median, mountain park or other recreational facility, or any area or part of the same, at any time when the same is declared to be closed to the public by the manager.
“Permits excepted”
I have inquired on getting permitted to access the grass.
Thank you for your cooperation?
We’ll continue to monitor Benson’s announcements and attacks on police as she posts them.
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