Two of the “Team Algae” demonstrators photographed in front of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool wearing pro-algae tee shirts earlier this month, were also involved in loud and disruptive pro-abortion demonstrations outside of Justice Brett Kavanaugh home in 2022.
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Pro-abort agitators terrorized the entire neighborhood for weeks after the Supreme Court’s draft majority opinion overturning of Roe v. Wade was leaked to the media.
A neighbor told Fox News in June 2022 that the agitators would show up at approximately 7:00 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
“It’s a horrific experience,” the neighbor told Fox. “It’s not great if you have kids of any age, but it’s unbelievably stressful, and the kids are very upset. The kids have to be sent inside, and it’s so loud you can’t put your kids to sleep.”
“They have drummers. They have a megaphone, and they chant. They yell all kinds of things … They have told neighbors ‘F-ck you, f-ck your children,’ things like that—and, so they’re abusive toward the neighbors and intimidating,” the source told the outlet. “They were very, very loud, very, very aggressive. They dance in the streets as well,” the person added.
In May 2022, The Atlantic published a sympathetic article supporting the agitators, titled: What’s the Point of Going to Brett Kavanaugh’s House? “Demonstrators have largely given up on changing the Supreme Court justices’ minds. But they’re still showing up,” the subheader read.
“It’s imperative that they know that we exist,” said Karen Irwin, described as “a reproductive-rights activist who splits her time between D.C. and New York.”
“Each of us represents scores of other humans that can’t be here or are afraid to be here,” Irwin added.
On May 11, the pro-abortion agitators marched throughout the neighborhood as “Irwin pushed a cart with speakers playing Tracy Chapman’s ‘Talkin’ Bout a Revolution.’”
The group wore pink pussy hats and leather jackets and carried homemade cardboard signs that said ABORT THE COURT. After turning down a side street to chant outside Kavanaugh’s house, they walked a few blocks over to Chief Justice John Roberts’s, where they did more call-and-response, and argued over whether it would be more gender inclusive to use the term uterus or vagina.
The march was organized by Nadine Seiler, a notorious agitator who can be seen in the Getty image below:
Seiler, a Trump-deranged resident of Waldorf, Maryland, moved to the United States from the Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago nearly 40 years ago, according to USA Today.
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Multiple news photographers have captured Seiler’s protests across the country since at least 2019, from Chicago to Milwaukee to Miami to outside the Virginia home of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
The Black Lives Matter supporter was also photographed in August 2024 wearing a “Stop Project 2025” headband at a pro-Palestinian march in Chicago.
When asked in 2022 about the next steps for pro-abortion advocates, Seiler was “angry but resigned,” according to the Atlantic.
“We will just have to overcome it by voting them out,” she said, referring to Republican lawmakers.
Four years later, the two pro-abortion activists appear to have morphed seamlessly into pro-algae activists.
Both Irwin and Seiler were photographed by Getty Images on June 21 wearing pro-algae tee-shirts and holding pro-algae signs.
“No Fascist Pedo Can Stop Mother Nature,” Irwin’s sign read. Seiler, clad in a pink Antifa frog outfit, carried a sign reading “First They Came For the Algae.”
The agitators gave the algae a round of applause, with Irwin saying “you are single-handedly doing more to fight fascism than any American has.”
Two days earlier, Seiler led a “let’s grow algae, let’s grow!” chant on the sidewalk outside the pool.
The pro-algae stunt has proved popular on the left, with one left-wing group, called “the Rising Up Collective,” selling “Team Algae” gear on Etsy.
Washington DC-based reporter Emily Miller asked Seiler why she was she was protesting at the Reflecting Pool. Seiler, wearing a mask and carrying a large, handmade “Team Algae” banner, claimed that the algae came from “algae in the pipes” and complained about a $14 million no-bid contract had been awarded to a company that “obviously didn’t consult with scientists.”
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