SuperModels Protest KIM KARDASHIAN at Dash L.A. [PHOTOS!]

(kim k artwork by melissapohl)





Why is Kim Kardashian in the media so much? It’s loosely being thrown around that the reason is Kim’s family pays to keep her in the tabloids and stages photo ops to keep her relevant. Take for instance, the convenient timing of the release of Kanye’s new song Theraflu (which references his love for Kim K), and seeing Kim leave his apartment with hicky’s on her neck the very next morning. Throwing our attention off of Kim’s scandalous divorce, the flour bombing incident, and another controversy, the protest outside of the Kardashian’s DASH store in L.A.

When Super Models, Joanna Krupa and Katie Cleary announced her intention to protest the Kardashians’ DASH boutique in Calabasas (L.A.) and followed through with the anti-fur protest earlier this week (Monday), the Kardashians took a convenient vacation and fled to the Dominican Republic. No statements as of yet have come from the Kardashian camp regarding the picketing in front of Dash.

Below are pics of the protests in front of the store and the pics from Kim and family leaving town found in order on The DailyMail.

Above is model Joanna Krupa protesting at the DASH boutique in Calabasas while Kim Kardashian geared up for a family vacation in the Dominican Republic. Perfect timing. Kim and her sisters were not available for Krupa to present them with anti-Kardashian petition signed by 140,000 people.

Models Joanna Krupa and Katie Cleary are passionate about this cause. The Kardashians have been targeted by anti-fur demonstrators for quite some time because this.

The models represent and organization called Care 2 who claims that the Kardashians went back on their promise to sell fur. The signs that the models are holding pretty much says it all.

Andy Dick also joined in the protests.

Comedian Andy Dick enjoyed some extra love for lending his support to the models.

The protests generated alot of attention locally and across the world as these pictures were originally published in the UK.

Meanwhile, the Kardashians were on the last legs of their Dominican Republic trip, where they have been filming their reality show while the models worked to get their point across.

Kissing the book: Krupa kissed the 140,000 signatures she received from anti-fur protesters. In a statement to RadarOnline.com, 32-year-old Polish American model Krupa said: ‘One of the most influential families in the entertainment industry that could help give animals a voice on a large scale are the Kardashians. As a fashion-forward family with their clothing line in stores all over the US, they have the power to influence millions of people around the world.’ (DailyMail)

Meanwhile, Kim doesn’t seemed concerned about the protests as she grabs some fast food and keeps it moving.

I bet these guys are happy to see Kim in the flesh after only seeing her on Instagram and hearing so much about her in the media. Kim has one of the most popular Insta accounts in the world with 201.7 million followers. Growth tools like Nitreo and Kenji (but not Socialcaptain – see https://platypusreviews.com/socialcaptain/) can help people to gain followers, but 200 million would be unachievable for almost anyone else in the world!

A nice family photo of Kim, Kourtney’s boyfriend, Scott Disick, sister Kendall and younger brother, Rob Kardashian.

Touching down: Kim and her family arrived back into Los Angeles. (Now, I’m starting to feel like the paparazzi by posting all of this stuff lol)

Below are pics and video from the flour bombing incident I mentioned earlier.

Someone threw flour all over Kim at an event at The London Hotel in West Hollywood last month promoting one of Kim’s new products.

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