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rgray222
9th July 2020, 03:07
Do you support Black Lives Matter, if so, why? If not, why? If you don't know much about them here is a link to their website (https://blacklivesmatter.com/about/).

The purpose of this post is to provide some background on Black Lives Matter. Also, there are many different threads running in different directions and it is hard to get your hands around this topic.

How did BLM get started
BLM was founded in 2013 in response to the death of Trayvon Martin and the subsequent acquittal of George Zimmerman. There were many like-minded groups that got their start around the same time, dreamdefenders,  colorofchange, organizationforblackstruggle, and advancementproject to name just a few. BLM, as well as most of these groups, have some laudable goals.

Inclusion
Stopping police brutality
Preventing murder by cop
Stopping oppression
Stopping and fighting against white supremacy

Secret White House Meetings (Disguised as dinners and meet and greet)
Most of the groups mentioned above were all invited to the White House in 2015 for secret meetings with Obama and the Democracy Alliance (DA). These meetings were nothing more than interviews to determine who the Democrat financial donors would back. They reluctantly settled Black Lives Matter. Their reticence stemmed from backing an organization that could just as easily turn on Democrats as Republicans and due to the fact that they employed extremely aggressive tactics. Obama and the DA understood that shutting down freeways, disrupting rallies, and taking down statues could easily backfire on BLM and any political and financial advantage they were attempting to achieve could be permanently closed off.  To achieve sustainability BLM needed money and lots of it.  The DA and the Obama administration cleared the field for BLM. Virtually all other groups took a back seat to BLM. From 2016 and going forward BLM took on a hard left political slant.
  
Democracy Alliance (George Soros and other notables)
The Democracy Alliance, know around Was DC as the DA, was created in 2005 by a handful of major donors, including billionaire financier George Soros and Taco Bell heir Rob McKay to build a permanent infrastructure to advance liberal ideas and causes.  Donors are required to donate at least $200,000 a year to recommended groups, and their combined donations to those groups now total more than $500 million. Endorsed beneficiaries of the DA include the Center for American Progress think tank, the liberal attack dog Media Matters, and the Democratic data firm Catalist, though members also give heavily to Democratic politicians and super PACs.

Obama's goals for handing BLM a monopoly on race were disturbing
While the DA  interviewed each group it was abundantly clear that Obama was calling the shots. Obama's sole purpose in choosing one of these groups was to ensure that the group selected would inject racial grievances and tactics into the political debate. Obama felt that creating a deep racial divide and weakening institutions was a legitimate way to rewrite history, it would do enough damage to capitalism that certain aspects of socialism could find its way into the mainstream.

The Democracy Alliance goals equally disturbing
The Democracy alliance had other goals, first and most importantly was power. If they could once again lock down the black vote across the USA they stood a good chance that Democrats either took power or remained in power, not just with the presidency but on a national, state, and local level across the country. Almost equally as important they viewed BLM as an investment, a cash cow. Companies could be forced to financially support BLM, by unleashing the thought police and crucifying a few high profile executives and Hollywood types in the media donations would flow like manna from heaven. That process has already begun. BLM is now a major "quiet cash" donor to the Democrat National Committee. Most companies, sports leagues, and Hollywood stars/executives in the USA are scared to death to speak one negative word against Black Lives Matter and they are frantically donating.

Here is a great article written in 2015 and published in 2016 by Politico (https://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/major-donors-consider-funding-black-lives-matter-215814) that outlines "some" of the facts above.

Unintended Consequences
One of the things that Obama and the DA missed was the possibility that BLM could grow into a third political party. There is a great deal of support and discussion around this issue. You can read an article about it here (https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/23/robert-johnson-urges-black-lives-matter-to-form-a-political-party.html). This is an unintended consequence that could be devasting for the DNC and change the political landscape for years to come.

The fears of the Democracy Alliance appear to be well justified. The more people are finding out about BLM the more they are pulling their support. Here is a list that would give most people pause before throwing their financial or social support behind BLM.

BLM wants to abolish the police. This is something that both black, (especially inner-city blacks and minorities) and white voters are overwhelming against. Here is an article that came out today showing BLM's five-year plan for abolishing the police (https://www.foxnews.com/us/black-lives-matter-philadelphia-leader-abolish-police) Defunding or more accurately stated abolishing the police is not about justice it is about power, nothing more.
BLM wants to abolish the criminal court system which they feel is corrupt. You can see it on their website under the news heading (https://blacklivesmatter.com/news/). 
Cancel Culture too heavy a burden even for Liberals. Liberal writers, college professors, and even Democrat activists have published an open letter in Harper's Magazine (https://harpers.org/a-letter-on-justice-and-open-debate/) calling for an end to the cancel culture. They are simultaneously screaming uncle and donating money to BLM like there is no tomorrow. They can avoid being targeted by the thought police and media by speaking as one voice. If they had done this as individuals their crucifixes would be lining major boulevards all over Washington DC.   
BLM has a strong Marxist ideology. This is something that would almost surely turn the vast majority of people off all over the world if they were aware of it. Once again this is not about justice it is about power. The media's silence on this is deafening.Here is an excellent article outlining their Marxist Ideology (https://www.socialistalternative.org/marxism-fight-black-freedom/black-lives-matter-marxism/).
BLM supports Black Panther tactics and criminal practices. Here is an article outlining their position. (https://www.socialistalternative.org/marxism-fight-black-freedom/lessons-black-panthers/)
Destroying the nuclear patriarchal family is a BLM stated goal. This is reprehensible as 70% of black children being born in the USA today are being raised without a father. These are at-risk children and for many, the outcome looks bleak. Many women are working hard to raise children on their own and they need support as well but this does not give BLM the right to dismantle the nuclear family.
One of BLM's main goals is getting rid of Trump. Not just through the election process but by any means necessary. It is irrelevant if you love or hate Trump the purpose of adding this point is to show that they adopted hard leftist political positions. Payback for the monopoly that Obama and the Defense Alliance handed them. Here is an article showing their position on Trump (https://www.texasinsider.org/articles/black-lives-matter-founder-goal-is-to-remove-trump-reveals-marxist-ideology).
BLM is cashing in on corporate America's fear. Every single company wants to be seen as supporting anti-racism efforts, they are all doing two things, diversity training and throwing money at BLM. So much so that BLM is not a major donor to the Democrat National Committee. These companies are being extorted through abject fear of speaking out. BLM is now a quiet cash donor but this will change prior to the election in 2020.
BLM strongly supports identity politics. This is self-evident by their name alone. Even many Democrats now understand that identity politics has caused so much infighting and division that it is hurting their chances of reelections. Most readily admit that they have gone so far down identity politics road that there is no coming back. 
Systemic Racism is a lie but a great one. This is a masterful phrase invented by activist and accepted by many. Once you can get people to believe in systemic racism then they are convinced it is in every nook and cranny on the planet. You no longer have to point it out and stamp it out because it is everywhere. Also if you can get people to buy into systemic racism it removes every opportunity to have an open discussion and debate. Yes, there is causal racism around if you want to call it that but it is not intentional nor is meant to be defamatory. It is good to call it out and make changes but there are not racist hiding behind every curtain like the media want you to believe. It also gives you a false justification for destroying a culture, abolishing the police, rewriting history and even damaging society.

There is no shame or crime in not supporting BLM. I do not support racism in any shape or form but I also do not support organizations that want to rewrite history, follow a Marxist ideology, abolish the police, and dismantle nuclear families. I believe that when Obama handed BLM the race mantle a major opportunity to advance race issues was lost. Had these been peaceful demonstrations I am sure that millions of people including families of all races with every imaginable political view would have been marching in the street with a unity of purpose. To abolish racism. BLM's aggressive and at times criminal tactics stopped that from ever happening. I believe the end result of supporting BLM set race issues back and did not move any of the meaningful issues forward in a positive way.


 

Ernie Nemeth
9th July 2020, 03:11
Irregardless, without malice, Black Lives, of course, most certainly do Matter.

T Smith
9th July 2020, 03:58
Of course Black Lives Matter. All lives matter. The problem with this question is Orwellian in nature; it is ill-advised to jump on a train denoted with a slogan everyone agrees with. The deeper questions are, where is that train heading? What are you really embracing by naively supporting the slogan upside the car door? The slogan may be what gets one on the train (which is really nothing but a trick in marketing); where the train is heading is an entirely different matter.

To answer the question directly I do support the slogan on the face of it (who the hell doesn't? Are there really people who believe Black lives--or any lives--don't matter?). Of course there is a sociopathic contingent of society we can cite by example--and the marketers of BLM will cleverly lay out this argument--but those percentages of humans are very small. Those examples are not representative of society and the vast majority of human beings are empathic and sensitive to racial tensions, largely triggered by the objectives of social engineering.

All said, I do not support Marxist ideology, identity politics, or the notion of widespread systemic racism. We already had the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 -- we really need a redux in 2020? Did we learn nothing the first time around?

spade
9th July 2020, 06:32
Black People Matter, but Commie Lives Don’t

Why does donations to BLM go directly to Joe Biden thru ActBlue?

Mike
9th July 2020, 06:43
Black People Matter, but Commie Lives Don’t

Why does donations to BLM go directly to Joe Biden thru ActBlue?


Is that right? Could you please post a link or 2. Thanks.

Trisher
9th July 2020, 07:13
All of life holds consciousness and life-force. Every plant,insect,rock,soil,tree, person, animal, bird..everything. It is because we have separated all this out to exclude some and include others that deep conflict occurs. When we ourselves no longer harm anything or anybody through thought and words and actions then this deep change of belief systems will happen. The chaos we see in the published media in the world is done precisely to divide and enrage people. They truly know how to work people energetically by stirring emotions of fear,hate and anger. This fear,hate and anger drives the vibrations and frequencies down which then support the darker deeds. When we connect deeply to the truth within (not media driven but deep intuitive knowing ) we can use this as a springboard to make the personal changes that we feel are necessary for us each individually, which will then ripple out into the collective.

We are connected to everything and our thoughts and emotions and actions already affect the whole energetically. Why not take conscious control of our output instead of following the click bait. We have been fooled long enough and its time to wake up.

Trisher

Constance
9th July 2020, 07:41
All of life holds consciousness and life-force. Every plant,insect,rock,soil,tree, person, animal, bird..everything. It is because we have separated all this out to exclude some and include others that deep conflict occurs. When we ourselves no longer harm anything or anybody through thought and words and actions then this deep change of belief systems will happen. The chaos we see in the published media in the world is done precisely to divide and enrage people. They truly know how to work people energetically by stirring emotions of fear,hate and anger. This fear,hate and anger drives the vibrations and frequencies down which then support the darker deeds. When we connect deeply to the truth within (not media driven but deep intuitive knowing ) we can use this as a springboard to make the personal changes that we feel are necessary for us each individually, which will then ripple out into the collective.

We are connected to everything and our thoughts and emotions and actions already affect the whole energetically. Why not take conscious control of our output instead of following the click bait. We have been fooled long enough and its time to wake up.

Trisher

And I'll say hallelujah to that. :clapping: :heart:

aKnightThatSaysNi
9th July 2020, 09:38
As a half black man, I do agree with the phrase that "black lives matter" but as these black men share in this podcast, I don't support the BLM organization. Maj says they have been co-opted which appears to be true. As for supporting communists, I can't support that idea. I have a step grandmother from the Ukraine and she survived the Holodomor.

I think this chat gives a great perspective.
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TravelerJim
9th July 2020, 12:47
Rgray, what a great post. Thank you so much. Is there a link of some sort for this so I can share with others?

One note I might add here. TeamObama started an organization called Organizing for America (OFA) back at the end of his term, or somewhere along those lines. The goal was to train an army of community organizers, I remember the number people at 30,000 for this effort. I think the goal here was to actually send people to camps/seminars to learn more about protesting, etc.

The good news on all this is that people are waking up to this threat. They might not understand how organized this effort is and what the goals are, but they know something is amiss and it is not good......

rgray222
9th July 2020, 13:07
Rgray, what a great post. Thank you so much. Is there a link of some sort for this so I can share with others?

One note I might add here. TeamObama started an organization called Organizing for America (OFA) back at the end of his term, or somewhere along those lines. The goal was to train an army of community organizers, I remember the number people at 30,000 for this effort. I think the goal here was to actually send people to camps/seminars to learn more about protesting, etc.

The good news on all this is that people are waking up to this threat. They might not understand how organized this effort is and what the goals are, but they know something is amiss and it is not good......

Sorry, no link available. I wrote it with the sole purpose of posting it here. Feel free to cut and paste.
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Justjane
12th July 2020, 00:20
Whilst I disagree with many of the problems raised here and have refuted them elsewhere, I did come across this the other day which should be of concern to us all.

It was predicted woke culture would eat itself and we’ve seen many examples of this, but none encapsulate it more completely than what happened to this super woke yoga studio in Colorado.

https://www.rt.com/op-ed/493623-yoga-woke-cancelled-denver-colorado/

Maia Gabrial
21st July 2020, 00:49
This young man has a great head on his shoulders. And he's not the only one. I think he's mostly speaking to other blacks in this video, but sometimes he's talking to us.

Everyone should take what he says into consideration.

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He understands what's happening. Now, I hope he figures out the Bill Gates Agenda against all Blacks.....

ExomatrixTV
21st July 2020, 01:00
I have seen over 10 different black Trump supporters with big following on youtube explaining in great detail WHY "black lives matters" is not run by blacks but much more by Marxists, Antifa & Soros Funded Operations!

As far I a can know, this insight or possibility is never discussed in Mainstream Media.


Also a reoccurring claim from (some) BLM activists is that: "All Lives Matter" movement suppose to be "racists" or "nazis" :facepalm:

Cheers,
John

Tam
21st July 2020, 06:48
And why in the world should this be surprising, let alone newsworthy?

There is implicit racism here, fundamentally, by the very virtue that it would be surprising to you that "not all blacks" agree on any given issue, as if they were some hive mind that were unanimous in their opinions. Imagine if I said "Not all white people like cheese", or "I'm surprised whites don't all support All Lives Matter"

Doesn't that sound utterly preposterous?

That's because it is.

Listen to yourself, for God's sake.

Black people are millions strong, and come from a variety of hundreds of different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, each with its own separate history. That they all have brown skin unifies them in only a handful of ways, including having to regularly listen to inanity such as this.

You claim you aren't racist, then you're surprised when an entire race of people don't conveniently fit in a very one-dimensional box.

Ridiculous.

I know you can do better.

Bill Ryan
21st July 2020, 09:46
And why in the world should this be surprising, let alone newsworthy?

There is implicit racism here, fundamentally, by the very virtue that it would be surprising to you that "not all blacks" agree on any given issue, as if they were some hive mind that were unanimous in their opinions. Imagine if I said "Not all white people like cheese", or "I'm surprised whites don't all support All Lives Matter"

Doesn't that sound utterly preposterous?

That's because it is.

Listen to yourself, for God's sake.

Black people are millions strong, and come from a variety of hundreds of different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, each with its own separate history. That they all have brown skin unifies them in only a handful of ways, including having to regularly listen to inanity such as this.

You claim you aren't racist, then you're surprised when an entire race of people don't conveniently fit in a very one-dimensional box.

Ridiculous.

I know you can do better.I think the point here may be that BLM activists (not those concerned that black lives matter, which is the principle rather than the movement) DO cluster all "Blacks" together.

It's actually all coming from BLM in the first place. They're often awash with generalities that don't always apply. This seems to be one of the issues. And in that sense, an argument can be made they can be said to be 'racist' themselves.

So the pushback from many black people, who are very critical of BLM, is against that. They're effectively saying:
"Hey, don't speak for me. I'm an individual with my own life, my own experience, and my own views."
So there may actually be quite a lot of agreement here. Not a conflict. :flower:

Gemma13
21st July 2020, 13:05
And why in the world should this be surprising, let alone newsworthy?

There is implicit racism here, fundamentally, by the very virtue that it would be surprising to you that "not all blacks" agree on any given issue, as if they were some hive mind that were unanimous in their opinions. Imagine if I said "Not all white people like cheese", or "I'm surprised whites don't all support All Lives Matter"

Doesn't that sound utterly preposterous?

That's because it is.

Listen to yourself, for God's sake.

Black people are millions strong, and come from a variety of hundreds of different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, each with its own separate history. That they all have brown skin unifies them in only a handful of ways, including having to regularly listen to inanity such as this.

You claim you aren't racist, then you're surprised when an entire race of people don't conveniently fit in a very one-dimensional box.

Ridiculous.

I know you can do better.

Yes, there is grand diversity in humanity, which is why it is ridiculous to me that BLM are trying very hard to put everyone into their one-dimensional box i.e.

-  you are racist if you do not agree with and/or challenge the slogan Black Lives Matter

I passionately believe that the Black Lives Matter slogan is highly provocative, racist by definition, and inciteful for doing more harm than good.  They should've known and done better.

Tam I really am confused about the passion in your statement that accurately reflects many supporters.  It's almost as if there is a fervent demand and naive expectation that if everyone could just comply and start chanting BLM then racism will magically disappear.  

I struggle to understand the logic of defining me (and others) guilty of being racist because:

. I don't believe the slogan is an appropriate representation for addressing the complex issue of systemic racism that is alive and well within in all skin colours, and

.  I do not agree with the BLM marxist manifesto that has nothing to do with racism

Thanks for your candor Tam and I'm sorry that I can't validate your reasoning to support your passion when I have no doubt, at the heart of the problems, we are well and truly on the same page.

Three words that have so much power in creating division instead of unity - when unity is what the premise is all about.  That there is why it is fundamentally wrong and has an ulterior agenda.

Because I refuse to pay the BLM admission fee, that deems my voice and actions worthy enough to support the cause, I am refused entry to the "self appointed elite club" arena .  But I'm good with that because I can, and do support awareness of systemic racism in my community conversations and actions, have been doing so for many years well before BLM was coined, and will continue to do so. 

Tam
21st July 2020, 16:36
And why in the world should this be surprising, let alone newsworthy?

There is implicit racism here, fundamentally, by the very virtue that it would be surprising to you that "not all blacks" agree on any given issue, as if they were some hive mind that were unanimous in their opinions. Imagine if I said "Not all white people like cheese", or "I'm surprised whites don't all support All Lives Matter"

Doesn't that sound utterly preposterous?

That's because it is.

Listen to yourself, for God's sake.

Black people are millions strong, and come from a variety of hundreds of different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, each with its own separate history. That they all have brown skin unifies them in only a handful of ways, including having to regularly listen to inanity such as this.

You claim you aren't racist, then you're surprised when an entire race of people don't conveniently fit in a very one-dimensional box.

Ridiculous.

I know you can do better.I think the point here may be that BLM activists (not those concerned that black lives matter, which is the principle rather than the movement) DO cluster all "Blacks" together.

It's actually all coming from BLM in the first place. They're often awash with generalities that don't always apply. This seems to be one of the issues. And in that sense, an argument can be made they can be said to be 'racist' themselves.

So the pushback from many black people, who are very critical of BLM, is against that. They're effectively saying:
"Hey, don't speak for me. I'm an individual with my own life, my own experience, and my own views."
So there may actually be quite a lot of agreement here. Not a conflict. :flower:

I am in full agreement here that there should be pushback against BLM the organization (not blm the sentiment) for no other reason than their murkiness about where the money goes.

Where my issue stands here, and where I had to call out Maia, was simply that it was her second time expressing genuine surprise that there could possibly be black people that are against BLM. Something that should in no way be surprising, in my opinion, unless you have some concerning underlying prejudices. You simply cannot be prejudice-free, then turn around and lump an entire swathe of humanity into one basket based off of skin color alone. It isn't possible. At best, it is simply ignorant. Benign, but indicative of a certain lack of self-awareness.

At worst, it's downright malicious.

Maia, I do not believe you to be either racist or malicious, but this is the second time you've expressed surprise at the lack of total unanimous agreement among black Americans, and to me, that speaks volumes about how little you truly know about this.

I am glad you are seeking out more information, I am glad you are questioning things, but you need to learn to be a bit more introspective, and to have a more holistic outlook in this particular issue.

Black people are people first, and black, second. They range the full spectrum of opinion, belief, faith, morality, etc.

If we are ever to get past these racial tensions in the States, we need to learn to stop generalizing everyone into Us vs. Them and see America for what it truly is: a melting pot of every nationality imaginable, with a long and bloody history of oppression, an empire who's might began and will end on the blood of slaves, innocents, and the vulnerable. BLM is not simply a tool of the PTB to ruin America.

America was always ruined to all who were not white, and, for quite a long time, male, and all of this tyranny finally reached its breaking point.

The house of cards is falling, and the elites are scared.

Now, more than ever, we need to think for ourselves.

Thank you for being here, and for doing that, but always remember: you are never safe from programming, from brainwashing, from manipulation.

All of us.

Mike
21st July 2020, 16:43
And why in the world should this be surprising, let alone newsworthy?

There is implicit racism here, fundamentally, by the very virtue that it would be surprising to you that "not all blacks" agree on any given issue, as if they were some hive mind that were unanimous in their opinions. Imagine if I said "Not all white people like cheese", or "I'm surprised whites don't all support All Lives Matter"

Doesn't that sound utterly preposterous?

That's because it is.

Listen to yourself, for God's sake.

Black people are millions strong, and come from a variety of hundreds of different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, each with its own separate history. That they all have brown skin unifies them in only a handful of ways, including having to regularly listen to inanity such as this.

You claim you aren't racist, then you're surprised when an entire race of people don't conveniently fit in a very one-dimensional box.

Ridiculous.

I know you can do better.



I think i understand where youre coming from Tam. After i read your post i had that sting of embarrassing recognition...this sense of, Jesus, i'm also one of these people documenting black folks who disagree with BLM ...maybe I'm coming off like an ignorant fool too!:)

Your post made me think a little and examine my motivations. And that's one the cool things about our forum, i think. Even when we disagree we can still be in a place of learning if we stay open and intellectually honest with ourselves.

The reason ive documented so many black people disagreeing with BLM is this: i strongly believe that something very sinsister is going on in the country right now, something far worse than police brutality and racism. I won't repeat it all here. Ive droned on endlessly about it all over the forum in dozens of long and boring posts already.

I believe BLM is currently the face of that sinister agenda. And the main target of that agenda is black people. So when i see black people i highly respect standing up and exposing it, it gives me hope for the future. Black folks are much more likely to listen to other black folks when it comes to matters of race and racism, so it's not insigniifcant when prominent blacks speak out. It makes much more of an impact than a white person speaking out, for reasons that are pretty obvious. Plus, in the current climate, whites that are suspicious of BLM and speak out on racism are often quicky labeled racist, and discredited as a result. Blacks with similar politics can't be silenced in the same fashion, so it's a crucial channel that this side of the argument requires to be effecively heard.

Thats the space i'm operating from.

rgray222
21st July 2020, 18:37
This is a wonderful article written by Delano Squires. I think it comes about as close as it gets to examining some of the real issues concerning race. The gist of the article is that black people and the media are focused on "systemic racism" and "white supremacy" things that grab headlines and things that white people care about but not really things that black people can control. He goes on to state that black leaders fight harder against white supremacy than they do for black progress.

Martin Luther King handed the world the template, we know that it works. It is not time to destroy, remake or even tweak it. It is time to use it.

In my mind, systemic racism and white supremacy will melt away when real progress is achieved throughout the black community. There is no overnight solution it is generational.



It’s Time For The Conversation About Black Lives To Stop Focusing On White People

The tragic deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd have led to riots, civil unrest, and protests against police brutality, systemic racism, white supremacy, and what many see as a disregard for black life in America. Many protesters link the deaths of Abrey, Taylor, and Floyd to past injustices, asserting that racist whites and police pose the same threat, or worse, to black Americans today.

These passionate claims have met broad agreement from leftist elected officials, media outlets, and entertainers. The ubiquity of the claims, combined with their general lack of relevant supporting evidence, highlights a distinct peculiarity within black political culture: black leaders fight harder against white supremacy than they do for black progress.

This phenomenon manifests itself in the tendency for the black leadership class to elevate the values, beliefs, and behaviors of white people above those of black people. That is why public discourse about the obstacles facing blacks in America is dominated by things white people must fix — like “systemic racism” or “unconscious bias” — rather than things black people can control, such as their culture and values. This perverse line of thinking gives the impression that black problems only matter when white people cause them, and that white thoughts are more important than black actions.

You can read the rest of the article here:Source: https://thefederalist.com/2020/07/21/its-time-for-the-conversation-about-black-lives-to-stop-focusing-on-white-people/

ExomatrixTV
22nd July 2020, 01:16
And why in the world should this be surprising, let alone newsworthy?

There is implicit racism here, fundamentally, by the very virtue that it would be surprising to you that "not all blacks" agree on any given issue, as if they were some hive mind that were unanimous in their opinions. Imagine if I said "Not all white people like cheese", or "I'm surprised whites don't all support All Lives Matter"

Doesn't that sound utterly preposterous?

That's because it is.

Listen to yourself, for God's sake.

Black people are millions strong, and come from a variety of hundreds of different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, each with its own separate history. That they all have brown skin unifies them in only a handful of ways, including having to regularly listen to inanity such as this.

You claim you aren't racist, then you're surprised when an entire race of people don't conveniently fit in a very one-dimensional box.

Ridiculous.

I know you can do better.


The Psychology is, that everybody is forced to "agree" with the assumption that having/using a certain title NO ONE can disagree with UNLESS you are (or assumed to be) a "racists" ... But when you use the same tactic on those who use the framing of things in reverse, like stating the obvious: "all lives matter" they know they are exposed by their own mind-game (framing)! ... Any reverse psychology is perceived as an "attack" on them as you suppose to have NO CRITICAL THINKING of any kind when you use their specific (BLM) mind-set.

Very similar when some one states: "Do you question the word of God" then you "must be" influenced by the Devil ... Very similar internal dichotomy contradiction trap! ... Pure mind-games!


Cheers,
John

bonnyhut
22nd July 2020, 16:22
Black lives matter ? Absolutely ! Unless you are one of the many black Africans currently being traded on the Libyan slave trade market. In that particular case, black lives dont really matter.

Jake
22nd July 2020, 18:15
Very often, when I tell someone what my nationality is, someone begins to tell me what I should be thinking or how I should be acting. Sometimes,when discussing politics,, folks will get grumpy and Demand to know what 'race' I am. I'm in the Human race, Jack! :thumbsup:.

Of course black lives matter... When I look into your eyes, I only see the color of your eyes,, then I see the life behind the eyes. That's it. That's all. Skin color doesn't matter.

I'll be honest, I never knew what the stated goals of BLM we're. I'm shocked.

Jake

rgray222
13th August 2020, 19:15
These videos are a bit harsh but sadly they are truthful when it comes to "some" people talking about and acting on their white guilt.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVUcueoUigo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_dVPsSZFfQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PnAVnBWh9A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ1PohLFm3s

Mike
13th August 2020, 20:34
Rgray222, those videos are priceless!:laugh:

That dude is my new hero.

Merlinus
22nd August 2020, 00:02
BLM isn't natural, it's orchestrated, as was/is feminism, the alt right, all the popular political movements.

Maia Gabrial
27th August 2020, 01:33
I've been watching all the destruction being done by antifa and blm and it's such a shame. It isn't about Floyd anymore. Was it ever? If Soros is involved, then it never was.

He funded the terrorists and bought off alot of politicians. I'm sure I'm not the only one who's offended by all of that....

But on a positive note, push back has started...

(And for the record, if anyone is spouting racism, it's the terrorists. All you have to do is watch them since they're the one's videoing it all. It's in THEIR words and THEIR actions. It's hard to have any empathy for them now.... They've hurt both whites and blacks).

When the arrests finally come down, and they will; the judges need to do right by all the decent, law abiding citizens who watched in shock as nothing was being done by governors and mayors and even police chiefs....

WHEN they're arrested, ALL of them should be held accountable for all the damages done everywhere. We have proof of them as violent, destructive rioters. They can't deny it.

That no matter how long it takes, they will stay in jail until all the mess and destruction is cleaned up. They will be indebted to the people for every cent it takes to repair everything.

Do you think this is harsh? I think not. It's the right thing to do to them...

And the governors and mayors who failed to control this should be held accountable, too. At the minimum, fired. Prison time, if they were complicit in all of this. They failed to protect lives and property. They are guilty of encouraging the destruction. Ordering the police chiefs for making cops stand down to their detriment.

Is it any wonder that now patriots are taking action? They've had enough of inaction by our leaders. Or should they be called MIS-leaders?

So, to the terrorists I say, "Karma is a b!tch." Jail time awaits you real soon....

The tide's already turning....

Gracy
27th August 2020, 01:48
Ready to burn some "witches" Maia, in the name of all the good "patriots"?

thepainterdoug
27th August 2020, 02:03
These two political parties are strategizing off and around this violence. if it wasn't an election year it would all be handled differently.
quite a shame .

Michael Moewes
27th August 2020, 05:26
America is doomed. All those incidents happening all arround are like cancer cells which will destroy this country. led by a narcistic, psycopathic idiot who prefers to be refered to as "Royal Highness" because a president cares for the people. A sovereign subdues them
And to be honnest, I care more and more less about what will happen there.
You can't get rid of DeJoy, who destroyes the postal service on purpose.
All trump admins are criminals? what does this say about this guy?
I think that this is the end of the Amercian aera as it was for the greek and the romans at their time.
Best of luck America. I gave of hope for you.

Baby Steps
27th August 2020, 08:08
push back is what they are counting on to destroy America.

Do not react to provocation, instead do everything possible to address the underlying injustice. Educate the protestors as to how the protests are being used for deceptive dark agendas.

Its really one society not 'us versus them'

gini
27th August 2020, 08:43
America is doomed. All those incidents happening all arround are like cancer cells which will destroy this country. led by a narcistic, psycopathic idiot who prefers to be refered to as "Royal Highness" because a president cares for the people. A sovereign subdues them
And to be honnest, I care more and more less about what will happen there.
You can't get rid of DeJoy, who destroyes the postal service on purpose.
All trump admins are criminals? what does this say about this guy?
I think that this is the end of the Amercian aera as it was for the greek and the romans at their time.
Best of luck America. I gave of hope for you.

America is in the beginning of finally realising what she has been used for,and waking up!Dont curse her ,bless her!

Maia Gabrial
27th August 2020, 16:11
Ready to burn some "witches" Maia, in the name of all the good "patriots"?

All hard working, honest, law abiding citizens who love their towns, friends and families are patriots. A patriot doesn't NEED to destroy anything or beat ppl up to get a point across.
None of these terrorists respect private and public property. or the lives of their fellow human beings. (Makes you wonder if they're even human)....

What's "burning some witches" have to do with any of what I said? Wrong is wrong and right is right. It's called Integrity. Does it look like these out-of-control ppl have that? None of this looks like "unrest". It's downright, destruction and lawlessness.... And who's going to pay for all this?

In normal times, ppl like these terrorists would have been ordered by courts to pay back the victims of their crimes. I'm saying that they should be made to clean up their messes when this is all over with. Made to help repair the damages. So they know and feel just how wrong they've been.

You call it a witch hunt, but I call it Justice.

Gracy
27th August 2020, 17:03
I'll explain why I call it a witch hunt. And I'm speaking as a member not a moderator.


I've been watching all the destruction being done by antifa and blm and it's such a shame.

This is painting with a very broad brush. Antifa and BLM don't carry membership cards, but if they did, just arrest every last one of them?


It isn't about Floyd anymore. Was it ever? If Soros is involved, then it never was.

He funded the terrorists and bought off alot of politicians.

I'm no defender of Soros, but he seems to be the fall guy for just about every dirty deed done. How do we know that provocateurs haven't been deployed in this, to not only sully the cause, but to create the reason to bring the hammer of hard cold law and order down in the first place?

Maybe also for more reasons to further militarize the police.

We just don't know, do we. Ah, but Maia Gabrial knows...


And for the record, if anyone is spouting racism, it's the terrorists

In that world, people would definitely need to think twice before calling out a racist act.


When the arrests finally come down, and they will; the judges need to do right by all the decent, law abiding citizens who watched in shock as nothing was being done by governors and mayors and even police chiefs....

WHEN they're arrested, ALL of them should be held accountable for all the damages done everywhere. We have proof of them as violent, destructive rioters. They can't deny it.

What exactly does it mean, that the judges will need to "do right"? Never mind, I know exactly what that means. This is just like the long awaited frog march to Gitmo. "None of you get a fair trial starting off as presumed innocent, you're just going straight to jail you sons of bitches because we ALL know, you're guilty as charged!"

And the good citizen patriots will cheer and applaud each time the gavel falls...


So, to the terrorists I say, "Karma is a b!tch." Jail time awaits you real soon....

That's right! Karma's a bitch, and it has no time for fair trials.

Reminds me of the last line to Pink Floyd's "Sheep":


Bleating and babbling we fell on his neck with a scream
Wave upon wave of demented avengers
March cheerfully out of obscurity into the dream
Have you heard the news?
The dogs are dead
You better stay home
And do as you're told
Get out of the road if you want to grow old

And the sheep become the new tyranny.

Mark (Star Mariner)
27th August 2020, 18:51
I don't care if they're antifa, BLM, agent provocateurs, or opportunist thugs. It's fine to protest, to wave your banners, shout, chant, even taunt. But if you're going to burn, smash, punch, vandalize and shoot, there is only one place you deserve to be, whatever your cause is. And that's prison.

However in the chaos, with all the masks, it's going to be very difficult to prove who exactly did what, in outward aggression or in self defence. That's the problem - separating the guilty from the innocent.

The question I'm asking is, is this naturally occurring unrest or is it being directed? I strongly suspect Maia is correct, that there is certainly more to this than meets the eye.

It is curious that the Kenosha Police Department tweeted a test of the Emergency Alert system. A test mentioning civil protests. 12 days ago.

https://twitter.com/KenoshaPolice/status/1294669951668826112

Maia Gabrial
28th August 2020, 22:54
....but if they did, just arrest every last one of them?
I say yes, arrest every one of them that were there. At some point they were guilty of doing something there. Make them face the destruction they've done. They are not heroes in any sense of the word. They're not even for blacks anymore....

Our MIS-leaders allowed the violence to go too far. They encouraged it. It came out of their own mouths even at the DNC, from former presidents even to that failed president wannabe Killary Clinton. And if you listen to Kamala Harris, she sounds like she's running for president not Biden. She will make executive orders for this and that??? Last time I looked only the POTUS does that. What arrogance.... And this is at federal level....

Soros, it's true, is the one who's out in front of all of this, bragging his @ss off about it. He want's to destroy America as his greatest achievement. Possibly for his masters. And the weapons and training is coming from somewhere, too. But then the funding is coming from 269 American companies. China is included in this. So, these "peaceful protesters" have so much money that they can buy weapons of mass destruction. Top of the line, military grade weapons, too. Nothing say peace like weapons like that, right?

The solution won't be from letting them continue their destruction. It won't be from allowing our MIS-leaders to get away with their part in all of this either.

We're about to lose everything. The people that came here to escape communism are cringing now with nowhere else to go.....

Gracy May, honor me with your solutions.

But just so you know, I know I'm right. Justice must be served. :wizard::wizard::wizard:

Maia Gabrial
28th August 2020, 22:59
However in the chaos, with all the masks, it's going to be very difficult to prove who exactly did what, in outward aggression or in self defence. That's the problem - separating the guilty from the innocent.

That's why I say arrest them all. At one point or another they did something to add to the violence and confusion. There are no innocents in their mobs....

T Smith
29th August 2020, 00:42
However in the chaos, with all the masks, it's going to be very difficult to prove who exactly did what, in outward aggression or in self defence. That's the problem - separating the guilty from the innocent.

That's why I say arrest them all. At one point or another they did something to add to the violence and confusion. There are no innocents in their mobs....

They should all be arrested, if nothing more than to get to the bottom of who is sponsoring this havoc. The speculation about George Soros is only speculation because the current political climate doesn't have the wherewithal to finger the true provocateurs/ puppet masters and hold them accountable.

Gracy
29th August 2020, 13:41
Gracy May, honor me with your solutions.

Well first off Maia, I don't claim to be the solution person. As a matter of fact I think problems like this are much too big for any one person to just, solve.

Having said that, what I would do, is not have a bunch of neocon advisers as does Trump, nor corporate neo liberals as does Biden. I would gather advisers around me the likes of the Ron Paul and Tulsi Gabbards of this world, and genuinely try and find out exactly what's going on, why it's going on, what different factions are involved, and go from there; not use the situation as a story angle like in WWE wrestling, to get the crowd all jacked up to get more votes.

So now to the meat of your post:


....but if they did, just arrest every last one of them?

I say yes, arrest every one of them that were there. At some point they were guilty of doing something there. Make them face the destruction they've done. They are not heroes in any sense of the word. They're not even for blacks anymore....

Okay, well you're doing two things here. You're painting with a very broad brush again (lumping everybody into one group), and doing what you propose is (thankfully) illegal in the United States.

Now if we want to go so far as to abolish the 1ST Amendment because it's a barrier to gaining complete law and order, then that would be different. But as it stands right now, most of those arrests would be tossed out on their ear and not even make it to court.


Soros, it's true, is the one who's out in front of all of this, bragging his @ss off about it. He want's to destroy America as his greatest achievement. Possibly for his masters. And the weapons and training is coming from somewhere, too. But then the funding is coming from 269 American companies. China is included in this. So, these "peaceful protesters" have so much money that they can buy weapons of mass destruction. Top of the line, military grade weapons, too. Nothing say peace like weapons like that, right?

Is all that just something you know in your heart of hearts? Or do you have evidence for any of it?


We're about to lose everything. The people that came here to escape communism are cringing now with nowhere else to go.....

We're not about to go Communist. Even if Biden wins, look at the records of both he and Harris, they're both about as tough on crime as you can get. They're not radical leftist, they haven't been captured by radical leftists, and ridiculous as they are, neither the democratic elite nor the democratic party is radical left.

What we have here is a contest between an extreme right wing party (republicans), and a moderate right wing party (democrats).


But just so you know, I know I'm right. Justice must be served.

Get that pesky 1ST Amendment removed, and you'll get exactly what you're craving for. Although the 2ND Amendment may well wind up having a say in that matter as well. Or is it just the other side you want to shut down?

It doesn't work that way, what's good for the goose is good for the gander. Careful what you wish for.

T Smith
29th August 2020, 16:20
For the record, I support the 1st Amendment and the right to assemble... and the right to protest.... peacefully.

What I don't support is anarchy, violence, the destruction of property, and puppet-master provocateurs organizing and sponsoring violence and destruction. The latter dynamic appears in-part to be what is going on here, so in my view the authorities have every right to arrest and question--and possibly detain--the "media-called" protestors inciting violence. Paying peaceful protestors to fill the streets with banners and signs is one thing, but paying them to incite a riot is clearly illegal and very dangerous. George Soros and his organizations do have a history of this (https://en.mercopress.com/2016/11/17/soros-believed-to-be-behind-counter-revolutions-where-the-other-party-wins-elections), and it's fairly well-known (or commonly believed) that his organizations are also behind the astro-turf sect of the BLM movement, which then hides conveniently behind the cloak of the legitimate movement (or serves to agitate the organic sect of the movement to levels of violence and lawlessness).

Sponsoring a mob is very dangerous and a high-crime. Rand Paul was recently mobbed in the streets, and at the 4:00 minute mark (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whhitzjqW80), and then again at the 7:05 mark of this interview makes a case that the incident he and his wife experienced was an astroturf event.

I don't know in my heart of hearts that George Soros is specifically behind this; but how would I? The MSM is owned/operated by interests that share the same alleged agenda, so they would never expose what's going on even if we could definitively prove Soros et. al have orchestrated the entire summer of rage. What I do know is, if some organization or person is inciting violence, a coup against the legitimate government, or anarchy and the destruction of property in the streets, the people who exercise their 1st Amendment rights for said movement need to know and understand what they are part of.

Gracy
29th August 2020, 18:21
For the record, I support the 1st Amendment and the right to assemble... and the right to protest.... peacefully.

:thumbsup:


What I don't support is anarchy, violence, the destruction of property, and puppet-master provocateurs organizing and sponsoring violence and destruction.

Same here.



George Soros and his organizations do have a history of this (https://en.mercopress.com/2016/11/17/soros-believed-to-be-behind-counter-revolutions-where-the-other-party-wins-elections), and it's fairly well-known (or commonly believed) that his organizations are also behind the astro-turf sect of the BLM movement, which then hides conveniently behind the cloak of the legitimate movement (or serves to agitate the organic sect of the movement to levels of violence and lawlessness).

All true so far as I know, but here's the thing, the U.S. government itself is even more well known to do the same or worse, when it suits it's interests.


I don't know in my heart of hearts that George Soros is specifically behind this; but how would I? The MSM is owned/operated by interests that share the same alleged agenda, so they would never expose what's going on even if we could definitively prove Soros et. al have orchestrated the entire summer of rage.
This is something that bothers me. Many of us here are fully aware of how capable the FBI is, for instance, at infiltrating movements, then castrating them in one way or another. Why do they appear so clueless and helpless when it comes to this?

They can't manage to figure out where the support is coming from, and they were baffled as to who was paving the way to place pallets full of bricks in cities all across America, undetected.

No matter who is behind this, I'm seeing the old "problem, reaction, solution".

This was posted on the Antifa thread recently.
https://twitter.com/zerosum24/status/1298114585053011968

Did that cop let Antifa go, or fellow law enforcement provocateurs whether local, state, or federal? Look at the guy with the shotgun or whatever, that's a cop if I ever saw one.

Constance
29th August 2020, 20:55
I wonder if this has got something do any of this?

Just thought I'd drop it in here in case there is any relevance. :flower:

301486714348331/


Edited to add:

https://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/casdce/3:2019cv02407/660353

Mark (Star Mariner)
30th August 2020, 15:55
https://twitter.com/AlwaysActions/status/1299471458448572418

https://twitter.com/ScottPresler/status/1299840099211972608

:heart:

rgray222
30th August 2020, 16:48
It is unfortunate that some people think violence will end violence. Never in the history of mankind has this happened effectively. Martin Luther King handed the world the perfect template for change. His roadmap for revolution is failsafe, but people mistakenly believe that violence is a faster route to transformation. Effective, long-lasting and/or permanent change can only happen through peace.

BLM Activist: ‘I’m Ready To Put These Police In The F***ing Ground,’ ‘Burn The White House Down’

https://twitter.com/_BrendonLeslie/status/1299896694088388609

https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/100828996_10158409487698926_2757569862472564736_n.jpg?_nc_cat=100&_nc_sid=110474&_nc_ohc=fSs11W6MMIIAX-in-vb&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-1.xx&oh=c00b374bd6fc47474a8bf5beaaa887d6&oe=5F727C63

Mark (Star Mariner)
30th August 2020, 19:05
Added to that, this:

https://twitter.com/JeffOnTheRight/status/1300102611530657800

Portland Black Lives Matter Monsters Cheer and Celebrate Murder of Patriot Prayer Member
Published August 30, 2020 at 2:04am

The rioters in Portland let their true colors shine on Saturday night as they cheered and celebrated the murder of a member of Patriot Front by one of their peers.

For a while, rumors were circulating online that a rioter had been killed by a supporter of President Donald Trump, but there was a big celebration when they found out it was actually the other way around.

“Everybody, I just got word. The person who died was a Patriot Prayer person,” the Black Lives Matter leader tells the excited crowd. “He was a f***ing Nazi. Our community held its own and took out the trash. I’m not going to shed any tears over a Nazi dying!”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/08/portland-black-lives-matter-monster-cheer-celebrate-murder-patriot-prayer-member-video/

That go-to slur, Nazi (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?103339-Nazi), for anyone who does not conform to the ideology.

Black lives matter (small case) is an obvious truism. BLM the group are, I think it's safe to say, militant anarchists. How can they be fighting for lives when they do not believe in the sanctity of lives, and indeed take lives to further their cause?

This is out of control, it's gone to far, and yet, those who prop up and support their movement - the progressive left - are silent. These thugs are looting, burning, assaulting, and now killing people. Just the other day, a group of Gays for Trump were attacked and verbally abused by BLM members in Washington DC. The LGBT community were silent.

Of course they were. Gays for Trump/Blacks for Trump is an absolute contradiction to the infinite fallacy that is identity politics. The ultimate contradiction that makes their brains go fffrrrrraaaarrrrggggghhhh!

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/attachment.php?attachmentid=44175&d=1598814088

rgray222
31st August 2020, 01:37
I was tempted to start a new thread about Martin Luther King. He was such a well-grounded intelligent man that was taken out (in my opinion) because he was making a difference.

I honestly believe that Martin Luther King was a conduit of a higher power who was given the perfect template for racial and world peace. We should revere MLK and use what has been open-sourced to mankind. Contrasting the difference between MLK and the beliefs and strategies of BLM really puts things into perspective.

I was reading through his acceptance speech for the Nobel Peace Prize. There is so much to think about and understand that all of us would do well to read it. Here is a link if you would like to read the full speech (https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace/1964/king/lecture/).


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Piqdzb8czds

Here are only a few of his most poignant remarks.

This evening I would like to use this lofty and historic platform to discuss what appears to me to be the most pressing problem confronting mankind today. Modern man has brought this whole world to an awe-inspiring threshold of the future. He has reached new and astonishing peaks of scientific success. He has produced machines that think and instruments that peer into the unfathomable ranges of interstellar space. He has built gigantic bridges to span the seas and gargantuan buildings to kiss the skies. His airplanes and spaceships have dwarfed distance, placed time in chains, and carved highways through the stratosphere. This is a dazzling picture of modern man’s scientific and technological progress.

Yet, in spite of these spectacular strides in science and technology, and still unlimited ones to come, something basic is missing. There is a sort of poverty of the spirit which stands in glaring contrast to our scientific and technological abundance. We have learned to fly the air like birds and swim the sea like fish, but we have not learned the simple art of living together as brothers.

This problem of spiritual and moral lag, which constitutes modern man’s chief dilemma, expresses itself in three larger problems which grow out of man’s ethical infantilism. Each of these problems, while appearing to be separate and isolated, is inextricably bound to the other. I refer to racial injustice, poverty, and war.

Violence as a way of achieving racial justice is both impractical and immoral. I am not unmindful of the fact that violence often brings about momentary results. Nations have frequently won their independence in battle. But in spite of temporary victories, violence never brings permanent peace. It solves no social problem: it merely creates new and more complicated ones. Violence is impractical because it is a descending spiral ending in destruction for all. It is immoral because it seeks to humiliate the opponent rather than win his understanding: it seeks to annihilate rather than convert. Violence is immoral because it thrives on hatred rather than love. It destroys community and makes brotherhood impossible. It leaves society in monologue rather than dialogue. Violence ends up defeating itself. It creates bitterness in the survivors and brutality in the destroyers.

We will not obey unjust laws or submit to unjust practices. We will do this peacefully, openly, cheerfully because our aim is to persuade. We adopt the means of nonviolence because our end is a community at peace with itself. We will try to persuade with our words, but if our words fail, we will try to persuade with our acts. We will always be willing to talk and seek fair compromise, but we are ready to suffer when necessary and even risk our lives to become witnesses to truth as we see it.

You can read the entire speech here: https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace/1964/king/lecture/

Mike
31st August 2020, 06:16
Hi rgray222, I think MLK would be regarded as "problematic" by the BLM social justice crowd if he were around today (*Mike wanly smiles*). I think Muhammad Ali would too, sadly.

I hope you do start that MLK thread.

Constance
31st August 2020, 20:50
Myron Fagon recorded this expose around the time of the Vietnam war. Even though it was recorded in 1967, it is completely relevant today.

Myron Fagon shines a light on how the BLM movement has its origins with the illuminati. It may provide us with insight into what we are seeing today.

I've also shared this on the Cancel Culture thread because it touches upon why it was so important for the illuminati to do away with Christianity.


Not only is everything a lie, it is the exact opposite of the truth
Brian Gerard Schaefer

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atman
31st August 2020, 21:06
http://ll-media.tmz.com/2015/03/03/0303-christian-walker-herschel-walker-gallery-4.jpg

Christian Walker, whose dad football legend Herschel Walker spoke at the RNC convention last week, calls Black Lives Matter a domestic terrorist organization and personally sees it as the KKK in black face.

(Click on the Twitter link below to watch the short but hard-hitting video)

https://twitter.com/LogCabinGOP/status/1300508293832552449

thepainterdoug
31st August 2020, 21:32
Way to say it Christian Waker !! And your dad Herschel is great!

Bill Ryan
31st August 2020, 23:30
On 18 August, a bunch of black men shouting "Black Lives Matter" beat to death a baby raccoon. It was videoed.

At first I thought this was a bad-taste satirical fake news report, but this really did happen. The story on https://lawenforcementtoday.com can easily be found.

We live in a society that is very sick.

Don't watch the video if you know that All Lives Matter (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111180-All-Lives-Matter).

:flower:

thepainterdoug
31st August 2020, 23:51
now that says something very disturbing. these are cruel and hate filled people who did this.

rgray222
1st September 2020, 00:45
On 18 August, a bunch of black men shouting "Black Lives Matter" beat to death a baby raccoon. It was videoed.

At first I thought this was a bad-taste satirical fake news report, but this really did happen. The story on https://lawenforcementtoday.com can easily be found.

We live in a society that is very sick.

Don't watch the video if you know that All Lives Matter (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111180-All-Lives-Matter).

:flower:

The racial equality movement is in desperate need of an intelligent adult leadership with wisdom and thoughtful ideas. You could write these protesters off as a few bad apples but that would be a complete disservice to honesty. There are so many videos calling for the death of police officers, politicians and simply white people that it is not an anomaly, it truly is a disgrace.

I go back to what Martin Luther King said:

Violence as a way of achieving racial justice is both impractical and immoral. I am not unmindful of the fact that violence often brings about momentary results. Nations have frequently won their independence in battle. But in spite of temporary victories, violence never brings permanent peace. It solves no social problem: it merely creates new and more complicated ones. Violence is impractical because it is a descending spiral ending in destruction for all. It is immoral because it seeks to humiliate the opponent rather than win his understanding: it seeks to annihilate rather than convert. Violence is immoral because it thrives on hatred rather than love. It destroys community and makes brotherhood impossible. It leaves society in monologue rather than dialogue. Violence ends up defeating itself. It creates bitterness in the survivors and brutality in the destroyers. We adopt the means of nonviolence because our end is a community at peace with itself.

Gracy
1st September 2020, 02:02
I go back to what Martin Luther King said:

Violence as a way of achieving racial justice is both impractical and immoral. I am not unmindful of the fact that violence often brings about momentary results. Nations have frequently won their independence in battle. But in spite of temporary victories, violence never brings permanent peace.

Here's what bothers me about much touted quotes like this, much as I love what MLK and others like him stood for: The US government was born of violence, and has been at one with violence ever since, as a matter of regular practice in matters of not only foreign policy, but domestic policy as well (when it suits the need).

Yet "we" tend to consider ourselves, and present ourselves on the world stage, as the most moral people ever to live.

Then "we" turn right around and hang wreathes on Martin Luther King Day. After "we" shot him through the head for his services...

Who are "we" really?

Addendum.

So long as we're quoting MLK's peace and non violence philosophy (of which I agree), let's not forget all he said there. This is important!
A-lWsXKRbeI

T Smith
1st September 2020, 11:29
So long as we're quoting MLK's peace and non violence philosophy (of which I agree), let's not forget all he said there. This is important!
A-lWsXKRbeI

"A Riot is the Language of the Unheard," MLK

I have no doubt if he were around today to witness this insanity he would refine his words to better reflect the reality:

A Riot is the "Programed" Language of the Unheard.

atman
1st September 2020, 12:29
https://i1.wp.com/britannianews.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/AA2CF0C2-4966-4C85-A60D-F5BCEB07B7F9.jpeg?resize=675%2C360&ssl=1

Sasha Johnson, a leader of the Oxford branch of Black Lives Matter, announced on Sunday the formation of what she termed "the first black-led political party in the UK".

Source (https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2020/09/01/blm-radical-announces-the-first-black-led-political-party-in-the-uk/)

Excerpts from the article:



“This isn’t just a party for black people though, it’s a party for the working class.”

“We are tired of being let down by Labour, Conservatives, and Lib-Dem and all of them. We want our own political party, one that reflects the multicultural nation that we have become,” she said.

The black radical activist then led a chant with her supporters, shouting “Power, power… by any means necessary.”

(...)

In July, Sasha Johnson was captured in a viral Breitbart London exclusive video calling for “revolution” and proclaiming that the police in Britain are no “different from the KKK“.

The Black Lives Matter activist went on to call for a creation of a “black militia”, saying: “I’m not saying it because I want people to fear and think we’re coming violent. What we’re saying is: you push we push, you fight we fight. Peace is not peace until you recognise our life, and we’re not gonna lay down anymore.”


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If some of her sentiments and some of her political pronouncements come from the pursuit of a noble cause, it must be noted that Sasha Johnson also holds some very radical views. In her now suspended Twitter account (@SashaJohnsonBLM), she had a pinned tweet in which she had stated the following:




The white man will not be our equal but our slave
History is changing
No justice no Peace
#BLM #Brixton #BLMUK

Source (with screen capture of the tweet) (https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1300726621742051328)

Tintin
1st September 2020, 12:35
Myron Fagon recorded this expose around the time of the Vietnam war. Even though it was recorded in 1967, it is completely relevant today.

Myron Fagon shines a light on how the BLM movement has its origins with the illuminati. It may provide us with insight into what we are seeing today.

I've also shared this on the Cancel Culture thread because it touches upon why it was so important for the illuminati to do away with Christianity.


Not only is everything a lie, it is the exact opposite of the truth
Brian Gerard Schaefer

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Thanks Constance :flower:

ALL three of these recordings (http://avalonlibrary.net/?dir=Myron_Fagan) have been in the Avalon Library for the last 11 months or so and are of course downloadable as mp3s - Myron Fagan folder.

Link: http://avalonlibrary.net/?dir=Myron_Fagan

Mark (Star Mariner)
1st September 2020, 15:08
The US government was born of violence, and has been at one with violence ever since, as a matter of regular practice in matters of not only foreign policy, but domestic policy as well (when it suits the need).

Yet "we" tend to consider ourselves, and present ourselves on the world stage, as the most moral people ever to live.

Then "we" turn right around and hang wreathes on Martin Luther King Day. After "we" shot him through the head for his services...

Who are "we" really?

It wasn't "we" who shot him through the head. MLK, JFK, RFK, John Lennon, Diana, and numerous other Messengers of Peace were all slain by "they".

Gracy
1st September 2020, 15:31
The US government was born of violence, and has been at one with violence ever since, as a matter of regular practice in matters of not only foreign policy, but domestic policy as well (when it suits the need).

Yet "we" tend to consider ourselves, and present ourselves on the world stage, as the most moral people ever to live.

Then "we" turn right around and hang wreathes on Martin Luther King Day. After "we" shot him through the head for his services...

Who are "we" really?

It wasn't "we" who shot him through the head. MLK, JFK, RFK, John Lennon, Diana, and numerous other Messengers of Peace were all slain by "they".

"We", meaning the US federal government who supposedly represents we the people on the national and international stage, right up to present day.

That's why I don't vote for any of these clowns presented to us in endless cycles, like the shadows on the wall of Plato's Cave for us either cheer, or jeer.

Mark (Star Mariner)
1st September 2020, 15:41
Indeed, and the very same "they" responsible for killing our heroes lined their parade routes, attended their funerals, touched their coffins, and recited prayers for them.

When I think of "we", I do mean "we the people" - separate from the governments and powers that be. Whenever I hear our PM or some random statesman say "we", in reference to constituents or the country, I say "you don't speak for me, mate."

rgray222
3rd September 2020, 14:34
Here's what bothers me about much touted quotes like this,


MLK was a man centuries ahead of his time. When you stop and think about his primary message and all the sub-messages he left behind it is truly astounding.

Change through peace is the only way to achieve lasting and permanent change. Just look at our history. World War 1 resulted in World War ll. Wars, battles, regional conflicts perpetuate themselves in an endless cycle of violence and death. The side that sustains the most damage may fall back and regroup but they will return to fight another day.

Yes, riots are the voice of the unheard but that does not give cause or reason for violence and destruction. Violence is impractical because it is a descending spiral ending in ruination for all. Seeking to humiliate or annihilate rather than win understanding and lasting peace is not a blueprint for life. Hate destroys community, violence ends up defeating itself in bitterness and brutality.

People today think that MLK was from another time but what they fail to recognize was that MLK was speaking to the future. Many people today do not have the wisdom to read or listen to MLK and comprehend that he left us the protocols and instruction for change that can only lead to lasting peace. It makes no difference why he is gone or how he left this world, what matters is that he lived long enough to leave the world an absolutely perfect template for peace.

I believe mankind will one-day will be faced with a choice, to embrace MLK's change through peace message or face annihilation and extinction.

atman
5th September 2020, 03:43
Black Lives Matter protest/riot happening tonight in Rochester, NY.

What an absolute insanity.

BLM can now be called a virulent societal virus.

https://twitter.com/ScooterCasterNY/status/1302060108898357257

https://twitter.com/ScooterCasterNY/status/1302077254772699136

Mark (Star Mariner)
6th September 2020, 14:28
BLM Rioters Destroy and Torch St. John’s Church in DC
— Then Are Asked to Come Back and Paint Race-Based Murals on Torched Church
September 5, 2020

Black Lives Matter DESTROYED and TORCHED the historic St. John’s Church in Washington DC in late May. [ed. not completely destroyed]

https://static.thegatewaypundit.com/wp-content/uploads/st.-johns-church-blm-may.jpg

St. John’s was designed by noted architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe to serve Episcopalians in the neighborhoods in the western end of Washington. The cornerstone of St. John’s was set on September 14, 1815.

Beginning with James Madison, until the present, every President of the United States has attended a service at St. John’s Church.

BLM torched it.

This weekend the church will reward lawlessness and destruction.

St. John’s Church leaders invited Black Lives Matter to paint race-based themes on the boarded up church this weekend.

https://static.thegatewaypundit.com/wp-content/uploads/blm-dc-st-johns.jpg

They did not ask for Christian themes — they asked for racial themes.

Beginning with James Madison, until the present, every person who has held the office of President of the United States has attended a service at St. John’s.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/blm-rioters-destroy-torch-st-johns-church-dc-asked-come-back-paint-race-based-murals-torched-church/

Mark (Star Mariner)
6th September 2020, 14:49
Another group enters the fray. Black NFAC activists, (standing for Not F*king Around Coalition), marches in Louisville, Kentucky, on Kentucky Derby Day.

https://twitter.com/KittyLists/status/1302382370578862080

https://twitter.com/TravisRagsdale/status/1302359625434451968

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/media-hundreds-armed-black-nfac-activists-march-louisville-outside-churchill-downs-kentucky-derby-day-video/

Not sure if they were all black, or what they stand for, but they look pretty scary.

Gracy
6th September 2020, 15:36
BLM Rioters Destroy and Torch St. John’s Church in DC
— Then Are Asked to Come Back and Paint Race-Based Murals on Torched Church
September 5, 2020

Black Lives Matter DESTROYED and TORCHED the historic St. John’s Church in Washington DC in late May. [ed. not completely destroyed]

https://static.thegatewaypundit.com/wp-content/uploads/st.-johns-church-blm-may.jpg

St. John’s was designed by noted architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe to serve Episcopalians in the neighborhoods in the western end of Washington. The cornerstone of St. John’s was set on September 14, 1815.

Beginning with James Madison, until the present, every President of the United States has attended a service at St. John’s Church.

BLM torched it.

This weekend the church will reward lawlessness and destruction.

St. John’s Church leaders invited Black Lives Matter to paint race-based themes on the boarded up church this weekend.

https://static.thegatewaypundit.com/wp-content/uploads/blm-dc-st-johns.jpg

They did not ask for Christian themes — they asked for racial themes.

Beginning with James Madison, until the present, every person who has held the office of President of the United States has attended a service at St. John’s.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/blm-rioters-destroy-torch-st-johns-church-dc-asked-come-back-paint-race-based-murals-torched-church/

And now, the rest of the story. Clergy from St. John's were pissed over ensuing events that happened on June 1st with the rampaging riot police.

It's their property, and they obviously feel they are doing they right thing. A little payback for across the street perhaps?


Episcopal clergy linked to St John’s church in Washington DC were among the peaceful protesters violently swept out of the way by police so that Donald Trump could pose in front of the building on Monday evening, and they have condemned the US president’s behavior.

The Christian leaders were teargassed along with protesters and journalists, some of whom were also shot with rubber bullets and punched by officers as they cleared a path to the church from the nearby White House.

“They turned holy ground into a battleground,” the Rev Gini Gerbasi said...
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jun/02/clergy-priests-attacked-police-washington-dc-st-john-church-trump-photo-op

This is what we were talking about just yesterday Star, below is a video synopsis of what I watched live on CNN. Who's the out of control mob here? These WERE peaceful protesters, and they got jacked up anyway for a law and order photo op.

I'm not a big fan of the WashPo, but they got this one right:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2020/06/08/timeline-trump-church-photo-op/?arc404=true

Mark (Star Mariner)
6th September 2020, 18:42
And now, the rest of the story. Clergy from St. John's were pissed over ensuing events that happened on June 1st with the rampaging riot police.

It is the rest of the story, but not what I was referring to. I'm well aware of these after events, but the burning of the church still happened, it happened the night before. They set it in the basement and tried to burn it down. Fortunately they failed. Yet now the church is coming out in support of those who burned and vandalised it?

St. John’s Church declares support for Black Lives Matter movement (https://wtop.com/dc/2020/06/st-johns-church-speaks-out-in-support-of-the-black-lives-matter-movement/)

BLM graffiti scrawled over a religious building, a sacred and historical building...

Sorry, that stinks. You can think it's payback if you want to. There's a much greater chance this move is politically motivated.


This is what we were talking about just yesterday ****,

I don't mind finger-wagging when I am in error, but when I have a different point of view? They are two separate things, at least they are in my mind. (and please call me Star)

I understand your point of view, I understand your looking at it from this angle, that angle, covering every possible angle for an alternative explanation, theory or factor. That's as it should be. But if speaking of alternatives to payback, consider "pressure". What pressure did the church bend the knee to BLM? Were they "coerced" into supporting them? By lobbyists perhaps, donors, by powerful inside political influences? Or is it just bribery? (it's Washington after all). Maybe out of fear, they are simply genuflecting to BLM so they don't get targeted again.

All possible.

I take into consideration your point of view, as I do with anyone, and I take into consideration the spin the MSM throw at us, constantly. But I'm able to cut through most of it.

What I see is a coordinated effort here, as I have said a number of times. I see a globalist push to divide and conquer. I see social engineering. If you don't believe that, that's fine. I believe that's happening, and I also think that should be fine. Without finger-wagging.

These are my points of view.

Mark (Star Mariner)
6th September 2020, 19:58
Engineering.
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Engineering.
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Engineering.
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Divide and Conquer.
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Gracy
6th September 2020, 20:01
And now, the rest of the story. Clergy from St. John's were pissed over ensuing events that happened on June 1st with the rampaging riot police.


It is the rest of the story, but not what I was referring to. I'm well aware of these after events, but the burning of the church still happened, it happened the night before.

It's an important part of the story, like pointing to one particular chapter in the middle of a book and saying this is the whole story. I know you didn't mean it that way, but that's the way it comes across, especially those who have never read the book in the first place.


St. John’s Church declares support for Black Lives Matter movement

BLM graffiti scrawled over a religious building, a sacred and historical building...

Sorry, that stinks. You can think it's payback if you want to. There's a much greater chance this move is politically motivated.

It's not necessarily what I think, but it certainly has to be a possibility. The church was extremely upset over the rest of the story. My possibility is as likely as anyone else's, and at least it offers an alternative to the constant drumbeat in the echo chamber of basically "this is the way it is".

And that really is about the way it is here on this, and closely related subjects Star. There are virtually no dissenting or alternative opinions.


I don't mind finger-wagging when I am in error, but when I have a different point of view? They are two separate things, at least they are in my mind. (and please call me Star)

I'm not one to finger wag, seriously, just wanting a more full narrative of this whole thing to be out there. Not that finger wagging would do any good in this situation anyway, not when it would be like Custer wagging his finger halfway through Little Big Horn. :)

And hey, sorry about using your name, I edited it out of both my post and yours. My bad. Sometimes I lose track of who minds their name being used and who doesn't.

Mark (Star Mariner)
6th September 2020, 20:42
No problem, and apologies if I came across a bit terse. Not a setting I usually run on. It's just that these are anxious times for all of us. I have a predilection you could say for skipping or at least skimming the 'minutiae' of things and getting straight into the meat. Probably not always the wisest approach, especially when matters are as chaotic as they presently are. It can be very trying for people who come at things from different angles, I get that. No one vector is the right one; we all have our own mental landscape from which we adopt those vectors, and we all have our own seated wisdom and life-experience.

With BLM and antifa and such I've been cutting right to the chase. I try to explain as best I can where I'm coming from and why, and I'm probably wrong in assuming that everyone else sees what I see. I do however think that most are generally in agreement: there is a f*ckery afoot. I'm sure of it! This is a socio-political torpedo, and it's aimed straight at Trump, and November 3rd.

I believe the West in under attack. This is an existential crisis the likes of which we haven't seen since probably WWII. BLM are operating here too, and antifa. Just today, in my city, a huge climate change protest took place - Extinction Rebellion. They shut off the city centre for hours. Just more fear and more engineering. And just another tile in the grand mosiac of f*ckery going on. It's spreading worldwide.

The focus maybe on America, but we all have a stake in it. A big stake. Because if America falls, so do we all...

https://twitter.com/TAftermath2020/status/1302377540615512065

atman
6th September 2020, 21:17
Engineering, yes indeed.

And having read some of the comments by the Church leaders who criticized Trump's photo-op, one cannot but be baffled by the political nature of some of those comments and thus by their sheer hyprocrisy:




From a June 2, 2020, Forbes article: (https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybeer/2020/06/02/before-trumps-photo-op-police-forcibly-removed-priest-from-church-grounds/#623d50d33cf8)



Church leaders of many denominations denounced Monday night's incident. Right Rev. Mariann Budde, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, who helped organize the clergy presence at St John's, said Trump, "and any president is welcome. But he is not entitled to use the spiritual symbolism of our sacred spaces and our sacred texts to promote or to justify an entirely different message."

Jesuit priest James Martin, SJ, tweeted Monday night, "A church is not a photo op. Religion is not a political tool. God is not your plaything."

Rev. Rob Lee, a pastor at Unifour Church in North Carolina, said, "I'm so sorry we've allowed this president to hold a Bible and claim our name. We must be better."

The Rt. Rev. Michael Curr said, "This was done in a time of deep hurt and pain in our country, and his action did nothing to help us or to heal us."

___________________________________________


And with the "White Privilege" ideology having almost become the second "Original Sin", Black Lives Matter militants are now being promoted in some Houses of Worship:




Catholic Pastor Gives BLM-Themed ‘Racial Justice’ Prayer Denouncing ‘White Privilege;’ George Floyd Photo Showcased Front Of Church (https://www.dailywire.com/news/catholic-pastor-gives-blm-themed-racial-justice-prayer-denouncing-white-privilege-george-floyd-photo-showcased-front-of-church)
By Amanda Prestigiacomo • Sep 1, 2020 DailyWire.com •

https://dw-wp-production.imgix.net/2020/08/George-Floyd.jpg?auto=format&fit=crop&ar=16%3A9&ixlib=react-9.0.2&w=650&q=75&dpr=1

Closing an 11:30 a.m. Catholic Mass last Sunday in New York City, Pastor Kenneth Boller asked Mass participants to join him in a “racial justice” prayer that acknowledged and denounced so-called “white privilege” as the church’s streamed Mass panned to images of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery.

https://d2y1pz2y630308.cloudfront.net/6829/slideshows/homeMedium/IMG_1657.jpg

The Church of St. Francis Xavier, a Roman Catholic parish in the Jesuit tradition, showcased the images of the alleged victims of “racial injustice” at the front of the church, to the left side of the altar.

Floyd, a black male, died at the end of May following an arrest in Minneapolis. The arrest, parts of which were immediately posted to social media, sparked protesting, rioting, arson, and looting, starting in MN and reaching a number of Democrat-run cities. Body-cam footage, leaked by The Daily Mail, and autopsy results, made public in court filings, gave additional context to Floyd’s death in the days and weeks following the incident.

“I now invite you to stand, and in joining us in the prayer for racial justice, by responding ‘yes’ to each of the following statements,” Pastor Boller told the congregation.

The rest of the prayer went as follows:

Do you support racial justice, equity, and compassion in human relations? Yes.

Do you affirm that white privilege is unfair and harmful to those who have it and to those who do not? Yes.

Do you affirm that white privilege and the culture of white supremacy must be dismantled where it is present? Yes.

Do you support racial equity justice and liberation for every person? Yes.

Do you affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person? Yes.

Therefore, from this day forward, will you strive to understand more deeply the injustice and suffering white privilege and white supremacy cause? Yes.

Will you commit to help transform our Church culture to one that is actively engaged in seeking racial justice and equity for all, for everyone? Yes.

Will you make a greater effort to treat all people with the same respect you expect to receive? Yes.

Will you commit to developing the courage to live your beliefs and values of racial justice and equality? Yes.

Will you strive to eliminate racial prejudice from your thoughts and actions so that you can better promote the racial justice efforts of our Church? Yes.

Will you renew and honor this pledge daily knowing that our Church and our community, our nation, and our world will be better places because of our efforts? Yes.

(... (https://www.dailywire.com/news/catholic-pastor-gives-blm-themed-racial-justice-prayer-denouncing-white-privilege-george-floyd-photo-showcased-front-of-church))

Constance
6th September 2020, 23:03
ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

Maia Gabrial
7th September 2020, 00:06
Have you all seen this video? This was on Gateway Pundit.



Going Viral: The ‘Trump Unity Bridge’ Turns Black Lives Matter Confrontation into a MAGA YMCA Dance Party (VIDEO)
By Jim Hoft
Published September 6, 2020 at 8:17am

On August 22, a violent Black Lives Matter mob confronted a group of Trump supporters in Beverly Hills.

At least one Trump supporter was beat by the mob in the street.

The Trump Unity Bridge supporters did not respond with violence.

Instead, a viral video shows the Trump Unity Bridge hold a dance off.
The Trump group turned the riot into a MAGA YMCA dance off.

Several readers sent this to us this weekend.

The video has over 200,000 views in two days.

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Catchy tune.... :becky:

Mike
7th September 2020, 00:23
This is an existential crisis the likes of which we haven't seen since probably WWII.


Because if America falls, so do we all...



Star. I'm completely with you on this.

What is currently unfolding has to be the most clever and yet diabolical plan ever hatched in the history of mankind. It has its tentacles and its roots in every aspect of our being and every aspect of society.

How I would love to pull out several of Brian Gerard Schaefers diagrams to demonstrate how big this all gets and how it all comes together (http://www.thewholespectrom.com/blog/2020/3/4/bringing-it-all-together-highlighting-the-key-practical-elements-in-the-nature-of-life) but people will just have to read the book for themselves.


When Brian first said to me many years ago, "there is not a single thing in society worthy of a comment" and..."Not only is everything a lie, it is the exact opposite of the truth", I thought I knew and understood what he meant by that but it is only now that I've really come to understand the truth of these utterances.



Yep.

We're hearing nonstop chatter about "systemic racism" and all sorts of other poisonous nonsense, but it's really just a misdirection. A magic trick. It's meant to keep us all guilty and distracted from the real systemic problem here: systemic wokeness.

Its tentacles have wrapped themselves around and in nearly everything from industry and media to education. And now, the church even. Oh, and the nuclear family.

It's pretty brazen. You almost have to give the devil his due.

Basically they've used a strawman accusation of "systemic" infection to implement their own brand of systemic poison as a so-called remedy. Kind of a problem-reaction-solution thing. The solution, in this case, is the very Orwellian "anti-racism", doctrine...which is code for anti-American, really. It's also code for anti-science, anti -logic, anti-common sense, anti-hard work...and anti-sanity, frankly.

Madness, basically.

Sue (Ayt)
7th September 2020, 05:43
A friend sent me this video from 1969. The tactics he speaks of do seem to be in play now, and this, I see as the insidious fear behind much of the right support.
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I am genuinely curious as to how people on PA perceive this threat, as this forum does have some of the most intelligent minds around. (in my opinion)

Bill Ryan
7th September 2020, 09:10
A friend sent me this video from 1969. The tactics he speaks of do seem to be in play now, and this, I see as the insidious fear behind much of the right support.
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I am genuinely curious as to how people on PA perceive this threat, as this forum does have some of the most intelligent minds around. (in my opinion)Yes, this is a younger G. Edward Griffin, with a serious warning. He was 100% spot on, and we're seeing all this play out now. I posted it here (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111690-The-45-Goals-of-Communism&p=1372725&viewfull=1#post1372725) on The 45 Goals of Communism (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111690-The-45-Goals-of-Communism) thread on 17 August.

:thumbsup:

Mark (Star Mariner)
7th September 2020, 11:52
NnzPEyTpByU

Catchy tune.... :becky:

That's quite fascinating. MAGA, we are told (and sold), is about hatred, division, and bigotry, a symbol of the modern right - as opposed to the modern left, which is all about peace, kindness and togetherness.

I would say they have switched places.

atman
7th September 2020, 12:58
Pasted below is an article by Robert L. Woodson Sr., the founder and the president of the Woodson Center.

He is part of a growing number of leaders from the Black community who are lamenting or criticizing the Black Lives Matter movement's descent into violence, destruction and death, oftentimes affecting the very communities that the movement purports to represent and to care for.

His entry on Wikipedia states:


Robert L. Woodson Sr. (born April 8, 1937) is an American civil rights activist, community development leader, author, and founder and president of the Woodson Center. The Woodson Center is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research and demonstration organization that supports neighborhood-based initiatives to revitalize low-income communities.


https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e6/Robert_Woodson_by_Gage_Skidmore.jpg/400px-Robert_Woodson_by_Gage_Skidmore.jpg

For more details, see his bio on the Woodson Center's web site (https://woodsoncenter.org/team_members/robert-l-woodson-sr/).

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Black Lives Matter descends into a war against our nation's foundations (https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/black-lives-matter-descends-into-a-war-against-our-nations-foundations)
by Robert Woodson | September 03, 2020

Though Black Lives Matter started as an authentic call for social justice, after being taken over by violent anarchists, it has steadily descended into a war against the foundations of our nation. Its vicious, senseless violence has taken its greatest toll among the most vulnerable low-income communities it purports to speak for.

Support for Black Lives Matter became a popular and facile way to signal one’s virtue. But do Black Lives Matter supporters such as LeBron James and other NBA stars, mayors of cities that are under siege, and corporate philanthropies condone the wanton violence, devastation, and death that are now perpetrated by radical, violent anarchists in the name of “social justice" for black people?

If not, they have a moral responsibility to say that — and to explain that to the residents of low-income communities whose neighborhoods have been devastated by rioters and looters and whose children have been left defenseless and dead as police officers, under attack, have abandoned protecting their streets.

In the name of Black Lives Matter and wrapped in the cloak of the civil rights movement’s moral authority, these domestic terrorists have launched brazen attack after brazen attack against citizens and the police. The violence has now descended to the point of the callous celebration of death.

In Portland, a participant in a Patriot Prayer demonstration was gunned down. The horror of the death of this man was exacerbated by the rioters’ celebration. “I am not sad that a f---ing fascist died tonight,” a woman shouted into a megaphone at a Black Lives Matter-antifa gathering. “He was a f---ing Nazi. Our community held its own and took out the trash.” An American flag was burned in celebration as the crowd reveled in the news.

This despicable incident was preceded by a series of brazen vicious attacks by Black Lives Matter forces. Black, white, and elderly men and women were attacked by (largely white) radicals as they left the Republican National Convention.

The police especially have been under attack. In Seattle, a plan was aborted that would have sealed off exits to a police building with quick-drying concrete and set the building on fire, trapping those who were inside. In Portland, Oregon, a mattress and other debris were laid against the door of a police association building and ignited.

Just a day earlier, police were attacked by protesters who hurled objects, broke windows, and scrawled graffiti. In mid-August, police offices were pelted with fireworks that Black Lives Matter rioters reportedly hurled at them.

For those who support Black Lives Matter, the skyrocketing rates of black-on-black violence and homicides that have resulted from their war against the police are an inconvenient truth. But for the vicious Black Lives Matter opportunists, this is a story that must be quelled.

Among the community leaders of the grassroots network of the Woodson Center are mothers throughout the country whose children’s lives had been taken in the rampant street violence. To ease the constant pain in their hearts, several have committed themselves to support and comfort other mothers whose children’s lives have been lost to homicide.

One of these courageous women contacted me last week. She said that when she had decried the death of one child by a soulless street thug, she received a message from a Black Lives Matter representative that she should “tone it down” and that it was “diluting their message.”

This incident reveals clearly that the true agenda of the racial grievance rioters has nothing to do with protecting the most vulnerable and nothing to do with a conviction that every black life matters.

Billy Vasiliadis
7th September 2020, 14:22
But if speaking of alternatives to payback, consider "pressure". What pressure did the church bend the knee to BLM? Were they "coerced" into supporting them? By lobbyists perhaps, donors, by powerful inside political influences? Or is it just bribery? (it's Washington after all). Maybe out of fear, they are simply genuflecting to BLM so they don't get targeted again.

All possible.


Another alternative that came to mind for me, in this story with the church allowing racial themes to be painted, is that they want to help heal and unite their community. With everything that is going on and with many people feeling angry and frightened, this could be that churches attempt to ameliorate that.

Ultimately, I don't know the motivations for this church, but my suggestion has got to be a possibility I would think. And with that said, I too think that while racial issues need to be addressed and have awareness brought to them, the answer surely lies in us realising our shared humanity, something much deeper and more meaningful (imo at least) then race is. Maybe a mural of people of all skin colours holding hands and standing as one would work better in the long run!

Bill Ryan
7th September 2020, 15:08
It also has to be said that many individuals and organizations are quite insincerely claiming support for Black Lives Matter just because they don't want to be abused, vandalized, injured, or worse.

It's like a Mafia protection racket. Say nice things, and look the other way at our crimes, and our thugs won't come and break your legs with baseball bats.

rgray222
7th September 2020, 17:58
It also has to be said that many individuals and organizations are quite insincerely claiming support for Black Lives Matter just because they don't want to be abused, vandalized, injured, or worse.

It's like a Mafia protection racket. Say nice things, and look the other way at our crimes, and our thugs won't come and break your legs with baseball bats.

Unfortunately, BLM was handed a monopoly on race equality by the Obama administration, at least until the 2020 election is over. BLM has really gotten into the extortion business, I know it sounds harsh but I believe that to be a reality. If corporations do not donate money to BLM they eventually become targets for the cancel culture and/or targets for physical damage during riots. This could be the death knell for many corporations after the COVID fiasco.

I was reading just the other day some internal company websites that the airlines have produced hundreds of thousands of BLM pins for their employees, they have all been asked to wear them proudly, especially the employees that have public contact, (ie flight attendants, check-in agents etc). It is beyond astonishing that these companies are asking their employees to support an organization that follows a hardcore Marxist ideology. This is not speculation there are plenty of videos and even their own website links to their Marxist agenda. I believe if there were two or three organizations calling for racial equality, especially one with non-violent and non political stance individuals and companies would switch their allegiance away from BLM in a heartbeat.

palehorse
8th September 2020, 02:58
more likely billionaires lives matter. :dancing:

Gracy
8th September 2020, 03:13
Are these people "thugs" and "terrorists"? Right there to further intimidate the by now infamous St. John's Church in DC?

"Nuance Bro" does his homework, is non partisan, and is extremely adept at asking the tough questions no matter what cause he is interviewing:


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atman
8th September 2020, 14:46
Jayke posted a tweet on another thread (Trump Defunding The Woke Cult - post #20), that contains a video that is relevant to this thread and about which I discovered more info...

But, before, here is the short video in question, in which ‘Black Lives Matter’ organizer Ashleigh Shackelford gives a presentation to a mostly white audience. I unfortunately don't know the exact context of the presentation, which was apparently streamed live on Oct 9, 2017.



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Transcription follows (from the closed captions, but the part citing White Supremacy appears to me to be partially incorrect):



All white people are racist.

So, ha!, I set this up because I really want any white person in the room to know up front that this is what we're dealing with, that it's not going to be this coddling of white tears and what that looks like, we're not going to discuss "Oh maybe some of us have worked it out", no, you're always going to be racist actually.

So even when you're on your path to trying to figure out how to be a better human being, because I believe that white people are born into not being human, like that actually instead of people of color and black folks being dehumanized, that actually everyone is dehumanized on for it within white supremacy, that y'all are born into a life to not be human and that's what y'all are taught to do, to be demons.

So, in this particular way, white people are all racist. So I just want y'all to know that it's wrong.




The owner of the YouTube channel who posted that video (Indicrat (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtoYWrRuzGxAlMNViBVBGGw)) provides us with much information about the Black Lives Matter organizer who made the crazy statements in the above video (the entirety of the text quoted below appears on the page of the YouTube video that is linked above):




According to ‘Black Lives Matter’ organizer Ashleigh Shackelford, white people aren’t welcome at Black Lives Matter rallies and instead should just hand over “reparations” to black people so that they can purchase new cellphones and laptops. In an article for ‘Wear Your Voice’, an “intersectional feminist media” outlet, Shackelford says that she finds the presence of white people at Black Lives Matter rallies “triggering,” and that black people are “frightened” by whites, adding that their roles should be confined to acting as human “buffers against the police”.

“Why are you going to a protest when you’re the oppressor?” asks Shackelford, adding, “WHITE PEOPLE ARE KILLING US. So when I see white people show up to rally excited and smiling, ready to march like it’s a hobby — I’m disgusted and absolutely ****ing livid….I’m ready to fight.”

Decrying the fact that white people are promoting a message of love and unity in the spirit of Martin Luther King, Shackelford complains that, “White people are 400 years too ****ing late for a round of applause for a damn tweet with a hashtag, or for showing up to a damn rally.”

She then pushes the demented dogma that white people living today owe blacks “reparations” for slavery (only 1.4 percent of white Americans owned black slaves at the height of slavery).

“Nothing you have is yours. Let me be clear: Nothing you have is yours. Also, Let me be see through: Reparations are not donations, because we are not your charity, tax write off, or good deed for the day. You are living off of stolen resources, stolen land, exploited labor, appropriated culture and the murder of our people. Nothing you have is yours,” writes Shackelford.



When you're still surprised by white people, antiblackness is working. All white people are racist. https://t.co/U4EHhirW8T pic.twitter.com/oRYOMLqsGi

— Ashleigh Shackelford (@ashleighthelion) August 17, 2017

Ms. Shackelford is self-proclaimed ‘Black Fat Femme’ who has a Paypal donation link in her bio.

"No coddling of white tears" she says… Why would a white person bother attending something like this? Did she call white people demons?!

"Y’all spent hundreds of years selling, mutilating, raping and beating our bodies and labor but you think money doesn’t matter to our freedom and liberation? Cute. Write me a check for this shade because it comes with 400 years of trauma,” she adds.

Shackelford wants white people to give blacks money so that they can buy cellphones, laptops and land, asserting, “Be ready to write checks and give up your car keys.”

She then includes a link to her personal Paypal account at the end of the article asking people to send money to support her “emotional and intellectual labor.”

“Whiteness operates in a way that means that using your privilege “for good” often requires Black folks to still be a position to be “saved” or “in need.” We don’t need white saviorism. We don’t need white people to speak for us. We don’t even really need white people to show up to rallies. We need our reparations, we need intentional disruption that involves high risk and we need y’all to stop playing,” concludes Shackelford, while also straying into extremist rhetoric by asking whites, “Are you willing to kill for us?”

Shackelford describes herself as a “queer, nonbinary Black fat femme writer, artist, and cultural producer,” because of course she does.

In some of her other articles, she chastises black men for dating white women, whines about the “backlash” she gets for being “fat and visible” and complains about the “body positivity” movement being too “white”.

In an article entitled F*ck You, Pay Me: Reparations for Fat Black Bitches and Everything We Provide, Shackelford demands that she should be paid money for being a ‘fat black bitch’.

“F*CK YOU. PAY ME. Pay me a check, pay me consistently, provide me safe housing, offer me a job with benefits, run me those Beyonce tickets, finance my clothes and wigs and aesthetics, cultivate accessibility to spaces and provide seats that fit me, see and validate my humanity,” she demands.

Shackleford’s role as a ‘Black Lives Matter’ organizer comes as no surprise whatsoever given how divisive the group has become, even to the point of pushing segregation by banning white people from BLM events and rallies.

atman
8th September 2020, 15:51
As a counterpoint to the previous post (#82), in which we got to witness the crazy frame of mind of a radical Black Lives Matter movement activist, here is a message of tolerance and love from American professional mixed martial artist Bobby Green.

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Transcription follows (based off the automatically generated closed captions and which thus may contain slight inaccuracies, so please let me know if it needs to be corrected ):




Dad come here, come here, come here.

So we've been fighting, we're right now at this time in our country, we're doing this whole Black Lives Matter, everyone's fighting, everyone's looting...

This is my father. I was born in foster care. I didn't have a mother or father, they gave me away, my father wasn't fit to be my father.

This is my dad, here, Jacob Benny. He's been there since the beginning. He's done everything. He laid his life down for me and I laid his life down for him.

I don't judge any man on the color of their skin, but on the content of their character.

We're here, we love. It doesn't matter what color... it's all about love.

You can't beat hate with hate. You beat hate with love.

So, everyone out there, please stop fighting.

Please, come together. We can't beat it that way.

With love.

Maia Gabrial
8th September 2020, 17:36
Come on, folks, BLM is not about black lives, if it ever was. This article on the Gateway Pundit shows them accosting the black store owner and customers. They just love being thugs and bullies.
I pray that this is prevented from going any further.... Enough is enough! :wizard::wizard::wizard:


Black Lives Matter Mob Storms Pittsburgh McDonald’s Blaring their Bullhorns, Then Shove and Threaten the Black Store Manager

For some reason this was ignored by the national mainstream media?

Black Lives Matter mob stormed a McDonald’s restaurant in Pittsburgh this weekend. The mob brought in the bullhorns and were screaming at employees and screaming in general.

At one point the BLM leader starts threatening the black restaurant manager.
This was complete lawlessness.


The store manager did not back down.

Ed Thompson tweeted out the video.
John Cardillo is right.

https://twitter.com/i/status/1303109275762524160

Mark (Star Mariner)
8th September 2020, 19:04
https://twitter.com/i/status/1303109275762524160


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thepainterdoug
8th September 2020, 19:22
ATMAN / The all white people are racist video, would be plausibly argued if it stated "ALL PEOPLE ARE RACIST"

that is to say that at their core, many people feel their race or tribe is better , cleaner, smarter , stronger than another. And this is not to say that hate or fear need be involved.

My once black girl friend said she didn't like Indian people. I heard P Rican people say they dislike Dominicans. And many white races hate each other.

we have to remember that this was originally about overly violent cops, singling out unnecessary force and violence on black people. Bad cops against black people!

And guess what 99.9% of people all agreed!!!

Where ever this is now going is fomenting hatred among black and white races . it has left the concern for race relations behind in favor of total anarchy .

Maia Gabrial
8th September 2020, 20:08
We're required to pray for these ppl, including our MISleaders to do the right thing....

atman
8th September 2020, 22:02
ATMAN / The all white people are racist video, would be plausibly argued if it stated "ALL PEOPLE ARE RACIST"

that is to say that at their core, many people feel their race or tribe is better , cleaner, smarter , stronger than another. And this is not to say that hate or fear need be involved.

My once black girl friend said she didn't like Indian people. I heard P Rican people say they dislike Dominicans. And many white races hate each other.

we have to remember that this was originally about overly violent cops, singling out unnecessary force and violence on black people. Bad cops against black people!

And guess what 99.9% of people all agreed!!!

Where ever this is now going is fomenting hatred among black and white races . it has left the concern for race relations behind in favor of total anarchy .


Yes, Doug, it could be argued that each one of us has manifested or will manifest, from time to time, some degree of racism.

But if we're all racists, are we also all demons, as proclaimed by that BLM activist in the video? (Just joking, here)

But I'm with you, Doug. Most agree that excessive cop violence against black people — or any unjustified cop violence, for that matter — must be condemned.

And most agree, also, that black lives matter.

But I have come to believe, as you also intimate in your post, that Black Lives Matter, as a political slogan shouted in the faces of the unwoken, as an organization rooted in Marxist ideology and as a social engineering effort deployed throughout the West... is actually inflaming racial tensions. In the end, it is as though the movement was designed to push back race relations, in the United States, to where they were many decades ago.

In a matter of a few years, the movement has gone from "Hands Up, Don't Shoot!" to "Death to America!"

Ironically, the "Hands Up, Don't Shoot!" mantra was a fabricated narrative. It was built on a lie (https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2015/03/16/lesson-learned-from-the-shooting-of-michael-brown/).

That BLM black lady, in the video, sanctimoniously asking for justice for her "own people" and shamelessly demanding reparations from "all" white people... is profoundly racist. Another irony. A very sad irony.

That being said, and I could be mistaken, but my experience and my intuition tell me that her stance is nowhere representative of what the vast majority of the black population believe and hold in their heart.

Gracy
8th September 2020, 22:14
That BLM black lady, in the video, sanctimoniously asking for justice for her "own people" and shamelessly demanding reparations from "all" white people... is profoundly racist. Another irony. A very sad irony.

That being said, and I could be mistaken, but my experience and my intuition tell me that her stance is nowhere representative of what the vast majority of the black population believe and hold in their heart.

Over the past few years I've been fortunate enough that much of my work has been in working class black neighborhoods, made some dear friends and many lovely acquaintances there, and I can assure you your intuition is spot on.

Those in the neighborhoods I've been frequenting would want nothing to do with her type being representative of them.

It's quite special going to the little yearly yearly MLK parade there, they're very aware of that history, passed right on down to the children of today who proudly march.

thepainterdoug
9th September 2020, 00:43
Atman, yes to all. And THANKS GRACIE MAY. I totally agree with you.

T Smith
9th September 2020, 01:29
But I have come to believe, as you also intimate in your post, that Black Lives Matter, as a political slogan shouted in the faces of the unwoken, as an organization rooted in Marxist ideology and as a social engineering effort deployed throughout the West... is actually inflaming racial tensions.



Indeed... and the most alarming aspect of is the underlying catalyst of this development is the social engineering element, by design. To what end?




her stance is nowhere representative of what the vast majority of the black population believe and hold in their heart.

Absolutely. Just as the vast majority of the white population does not hold racist sentiments in their hearts. I truly believe this, even though we have been relentlessly conditioned to believe otherwise and how racist White America is (in this case, how every single White person is racist and demonic... really?).

The problem is, the present-day anti-White propaganda is very powerful and persuasive (and not too much unlike the anti-black propaganda of early 20th-century America that inculcated subtle racism among generations of unwoke White Americans, creating the very conditions we understand today as "systemic racism".

I don't worry too much about those among us, of all races and creeds, who navigate their thoughts and minds according to their inner compass; I'm more concerned about the unconscious susceptible to the social engineering program currently afoot. We are churning out a whole new generation hateful racists. At the end of the day we are all humans, folks. We're all the same.

The current gaslighting, the propaganda, the history revision, the demonization and hatred. Not so good.

rgray222
9th September 2020, 02:34
White propaganda is very powerful and persuasive (and not too much unlike the anti-black propaganda of early 20th-century America that inculcated subtle racism among generations of unwoke White Americans, creating the very conditions we understood today as "systemic racism".


I think that most people feel in their hearts that they are not racist in any form whatsoever but they begin to question themselves when they hear people throwing around the term "systemic racism" which is amplified by the mainstream media. Then people see major corporations rushing to institute some form of racial diversity training and schools instituting racial fragility curriculums and they begin to think that even though they don't see racism it must be everywhere. Or they start to think that I don't see racism in my community it must be rampant in other parts of the country.

Are there inequalities that specifically affect the minorities communities, yes and they are very real but they are absolutely not racism. You have to ask yourself how defunding or abolishing the police will solve or even help the problem, it won't it will only exacerbate and intensify the problem which is what the intent is. Polls overwhelmingly indicate that the minority communities don't want less police they want more police.

I often wonder if systemic racism is an excuse made by politicians for making promises to the black and minority communities that they either did not keep or never intended to keep, better homes, better schools, better jobs, higher wages, etc. In essence they are assigning blame to the general population for their own failings. It is possibly the biggest gaslighting exercise the country has ever seen.

http://projectavalon.net/Jill_images/white_brainwashing.jpg

Jill posted this photo on Cancel Culture thread post #88 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111532-Cancel-Culture--Examples-&p=1376594&viewfull=1#post1376594).

rgray222
10th September 2020, 23:57
I think this is a trend that will start happening more frequently. BLM is now being recognized as a political organization which is not where most companies and sports leagues want to put their support. Also their Marxist ideology is being brought under scrutiny.

Premier League drops Black Lives Matter badge from shirts for own campaign

Premier League footballers are to continue their support for anti-racism on the pitch but will no longer be associated with Black Lives Matter.

When the 2020-21 season begins on Saturday, players will take the knee before kick-off and will carry the slogan No Room For Racism on their shirts but there will be no mention of the movement that has brought the subject of racial justice to the fore in the US and beyond after it caused controversy for the league earlier this year.

Policies supported by the organisation of the same name, including the defunding of police forces, subsequently proved uncomfortable for the league. The chief executive, Richard Masters, was forced to justify the endorsement in front of a DCMS select committee and told MPs: “We’re drawing a clear distinction between a moral cause and a political movement.”

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/sep/10/premier-league-drop-black-lives-matter-badge-from-shirts-for-own-campaign

ExomatrixTV
11th September 2020, 02:15
Tucker: Anarchists are working to tear down America
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Delight
11th September 2020, 03:15
Tucker: Anarchists are working to tear down America
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I saw this segment and the extended footage of people TERRORIZED. It is really clear that the level of violence is amping up. Arrested kids were upper middle class. "BLM" Rioting is preventing protesting the covid lockdown/vaccine/economic shutdown IMO.

atman
11th September 2020, 04:10
Where Are You, Martin Luther King? (5 min.)

"A half-century after his death, Martin Luther King, Jr. is as revered as ever. But have we been following his example, or merely paying lip service to his ideas? Jason Riley, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, weighs in."

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Partial transcript (about half of the video):

It’s been 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was shot to death on a motel balcony in Memphis, Tennessee, and over the decades he has become one of the most revered figures in American history. There is an impressive memorial to him in Washington, DC, and a museum celebrating his life in Atlanta, Georgia. Countless schools and boulevards have been named after him, and a national holiday is dedicated to his memory.

How is it, then, that so much of his legacy—what he hoped to pass on to the future—has been lost?

King wanted equality under the law and said, famously, that people ought to judge one another based on character, not skin color. But he also believed that blacks had an important role to play in their own advancement.

The black civil rights battles in America are now over, and King’s side won. The best indication of that may be that King has had no real successor. If black Americans were still faced with legitimate threats to civil rights—such as legal discrimination or voter disenfranchisement—it’s likely that leaders of King’s caliber would have emerged to carry on the fight. Instead, what we have today are pretenders who have turned the civil rights movement into an industry, if not a racket.

And what have these racketeers accomplished? A lot for themselves, and very little for their constituents. Racial gaps in income, education, and home ownership were narrowing in the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s. But after King was replaced as the spokesman for black America by the likes of Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and others, these gaps began to widen in the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s.

This suggests that the racial disparities that continue today aren’t driven by whatever racism that still exists, despite all the claims to the contrary from progressives and their allies in the media. It also suggests that black culture—attitudes toward marriage, education, work and the rule of law—plays a much larger role than the left wants to acknowledge.

More marches won’t address fatherless homes. More sit-ins won’t lower black crime rates or narrow the school achievement gap. Electing more black politicians and appointing more black government officials can’t compensate for these cultural deficiencies, either. Black mayors, congressmen, senators, police chiefs and school superintendents have become commonplace since the 1970s. Even the election of a black president—twice—failed to close the racial divide in many key measures. Black-white differences in poverty, home ownership, and incomes all grew wider under President Obama.

Discussion of antisocial behavior in poor black communities, let alone the possibility that it plays a significant role in racial inequality, has become another casualty of the post-’60s era.

King and other black leaders at the time spoke openly about the need for more responsible behavior. After remarking on the disproportionately high inner-city crime rates, King told a black congregation in St. Louis that “We’ve got to do something about our moral standards. We know that there are many things wrong in the white world,” he said, “but there are many things wrong in the black world, too. We can’t keep on blaming the white man. There are things we must do for ourselves.”

Bill Ryan
14th September 2020, 22:46
Recommended: the start (from about 3:30—25:30) of this regular Monday free-form discussion between Carter Laren and Keri Smith (the heroine of this thread: Former Social Justice Warrior Explains Why Social Justice Is All About Power And Control (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111381-Former-Social-Justice-Warrior-Explains-Why-Social-Justice-Is-All-About-Power-And-Control)).

Their excellent video channel, the best I know that discusses US social and political issues, is called Unsafe Space (https://www.youtube.com/c/UnsafeSpace/videos). They've got some great chemistry. And they're well-informed, articulate, passionate, funny and bright. (That's a good combo. :) )

The topic they kicked off with today was the ambush-assassination-style attempted murder of the two LA police officers in Compton (one of them a mother), following which BLM "protestors" blocked the ER entrance, yelling "We hope they die".

(That's because to them, only black lives matter, and no others. For anyone reading this who's not yet fully realized, BLM is a blatantly racist organization. And none of this is about "justice".)

Listen to the interesting discussion here. Strong stuff. I support every word they say.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hukFUK0G3jc

Maia Gabrial
15th September 2020, 23:59
Just wanted to see what you all think about this information about BLM being connected to withcraft/Satanism. This would explain why they act so vicious and crazy....

https://www.brighteon.com/4bff068c-386e-49f1-87b2-c075712c900d

Only thing is, it's not spirituality that she's referring to. Invoking spirits, folks.... That's satanism. I was a Wiccan in my younger days and we didn't call on spirits ever....But satanists do.

How many of these duped fools know that they're following THIS awful agenda? Would they still be part of it if they knew?

Everyone has free will to do and follow as they please, but in the end they can't escape Karma.

So sad for them all....

ExomatrixTV
18th September 2020, 18:13
Schools curriculum exposed for promoting One-percent BLM Propaganda (https://davidicke.com/2020/09/18/schools-curriculum-exposed-for-promoting-one-percent-blm-propaganda-and-telling-children-to-question-the-importance-of-their-parents-all-part-of-a-long-planned-transformation-of-human-society-by-perc/) and telling children to question the importance of their parents (all part of a long-planned transformation of human society by perceptually-programming the young)

ExomatrixTV
18th September 2020, 22:44
Princeton Study: Black Lives Matter (https://www.infowars.com/princeton-study-black-lives-matter-responsible-for-91-of-riots-over-last-3-months/) Responsible For 91% of Riots Over Last 3 Months

America experienced 637 riots between May 26 and September 12.

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rgray222
18th September 2020, 23:24
This video was also posted by atman on post #82 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111435-Black-Lives-Matter&p=1376784&viewfull=1#post1376784)

Anyone who has children probably learned early on that calling them bad or stupid only ingrained low self-esteem and additional bad behaviour. Anyone who manages people also learned early on (at least successful managers) that praising your employees will always produce good results and keep the workforce morale exceptionally high. Denigrating people of any age will never produce good outcomes. Seminars like this should (and I am not trying to be funny) be tittled........... How to Create Racism or How To Make Racism Worse

You have to wonder if the objective is to keep the country divided.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRXNaUz5LGY
The description accompanying this video:

According to ‘Black Lives Matter’ organizer Ashleigh Shackelford (https://wearyourvoicemag.com/tag/ashleigh-shackelford/), white people aren’t welcome at Black Lives Matter rallies and instead should just hand over “reparations” to black people so that they can purchase new cellphones and laptops. In an article for ‘Wear Your Voice’ (https://wearyourvoicemag.com/white-people-blacklivesmatter-protests/), an “intersectional feminist media” outlet, Shackelford says that she finds the presence of white people at Black Lives Matter rallies “triggering,” and that black people are “frightened” by whites, adding that their roles should be confined to acting as human “buffers against the police”.

“Why are you going to a protest when you’re the oppressor?” asks Shackelford, adding, “WHITE PEOPLE ARE KILLING US. So when I see white people show up to rally excited and smiling, ready to march like it’s a hobby — I’m disgusted and absolutely ****ing livid….I’m ready to fight.”

Decrying the fact that white people are promoting a message of love and unity in the spirit of Martin Luther King, Shackelford complains that, “White people are 400 years too ****ing late for a round of applause for a damn tweet with a hashtag, or for showing up to a damn rally.”

Bill Ryan
18th September 2020, 23:31
Decrying the fact that white people are promoting a message of love and unity in the spirit of Martin Luther King, Shackelford complains that, “White people are 400 years too ****ing late for a round of applause for a damn tweet with a hashtag, or for showing up to a damn rally.”She's treating and judging people differently on the basis of color.

That's racism.

Satori
18th September 2020, 23:42
Decrying the fact that white people are promoting a message of love and unity in the spirit of Martin Luther King, Shackelford complains that, “White people are 400 years too ****ing late for a round of applause for a damn tweet with a hashtag, or for showing up to a damn rally.”She's treating and judging people differently on the basis of color.

That's racism.

Bill, you silly man. Racism runs only one way. It is like a one way street.

Only whites can be racists. All other races are inclusive, and filled with only light and love. Only whites are capable of divisiveness, darkness and hate.

thepainterdoug
18th September 2020, 23:56
I know we are not in a time of logic, but if were going to look back, why not look back and include more.

SECTIONS BELOW FROM THE ARTICLE
https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/41431

Incomplete depictions of the Atlantic slave trade are, in fact, quite common. My 2003 study of 49 state U.S. history standards revealed that not one of these guides to classroom content even mentioned the key role of Africans in supplying the Atlantic slave trade.3 In Africa itself, however, the slave trade is remembered quite differently. Nigerians, for example, explicitly teach about their own role in the trade:

Where did the supply of slaves come from? First, the Portuguese themselves kidnapped some Africans. But the bulk of the supply came from the Nigerians. These Nigerian middlemen moved to the interior where they captured other Nigerians who belonged to other communities. The middlemen also purchased many of the slaves from the people in the interior . . . . Many Nigerian middlemen began to depend totally on the slave trade and neglected every other business and occupation. The result was that when the trade was abolished [by England in 1807] these Nigerians began to protest. As years went by and the trade collapsed such Nigerians lost their sources of income and became impoverished. 4

The historical record is incontrovertible—as documented in the PBS Africans in America series companion book:

The white man did not introduce slavery to Africa . . . . And by the fifteenth century, men with dark skin had become quite comfortable with the concept of man as property . . . . Long before the arrival of Europeans on West Africa’s coast, the two continents shared a common acceptance of slavery as an unavoidable and necessary—perhaps even desirable—fact of existence. The commerce between the two continents, as tragic as it would become, developed upon familiar territory. Slavery was not a twisted European manipulation, although Europe capitalized on a mutual understanding and greedily expanded the slave trade into what would become a horrific enterprise . . . . It was a thunder that had no sound. Tribe stalked tribe, and eventually more than 20 million Africans would be kidnapped in their own homeland. 10

PurpleLama
19th September 2020, 00:48
Yeah, do a little research on the Barbary Pirates....

Gwin Ru
19th September 2020, 13:22
BLM founders steeped in witchcraft, satanism (https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-09-18-blm-founders-steeped-in-witchcraft-satanism.html#)

by: Ethan Huff (https://www.naturalnews.com/author/ethanh)
Friday, September 18, 2020

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(Natural News (https://www.naturalnews.com)) Millions of Americans have been duped into jumping on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) bandwagon, believing it to represent righteous advocacy on behalf of the so-called disenfranchised and persecuted. The truth, however, is that BLM is nothing more than a religious cult (https://www.thenewamerican.com/culture/faith-and-morals/item/36848-hail-satan-after-terrorizing-churches-blm-witchcraft-exposed) founded upon the tenets of Marxism, witchcraft and Satanism.



The founders of the BLM movement have admitted to such, as evidenced in newly released audio recordings that divulge the various occult practices, ancestor worship, witchcraft and African paganism that accompany all the protests and activism.

BLM co-founder Patrice Cullors, a self-admitted “trained Marxist,” actually boasted about her movement’s demonic agenda during a television interview. She admitted that she and her allies regularly consult spiritual entities that “work through” them to accomplish the BLM agenda.
“I’m calling for spirituality to be deeply radical,” Cullors is quoted as saying. “We’re not just having a social justice movement; this is a spiritual movement.”
Melina Abdulla, a professor of “African Studies” and fellow BLM ringleader, agrees. Speaking to Cullors, Abdulla admitted that BLM is “very intimate with the spirits that we call on regularly.” Each of these spirits, she says, “seems to have a different presence and personality.”

Creepily, Abdulla even referred to one of them by name, explaining that she “laugh[s] a lot with Wakisha.”

“And I didn’t meet her in her body,” Abdulla added about Wakisha, a demonic entity. “I met her through this work.”

More related news about the spiritual elements deeply embedded into the BLM movement can be found at Evil.news (http://evil.news).

BLM says its hashtags also conjure up demonic spirits

Following the reported death of George Floyd, BLM staged its “Blackout Tuesday” event, urging followers to plaster the hashtag all across their social media accounts alongside a black square, which we were told was a simple gesture of solidary with “black lives.”

Well, as it turns out, this hashtag and others “are way more than a hashtag,” according to Cullors.
“It is … literally almost resurrecting a spirit so they can work through us to get the work that we need to get done,” she says. “I started to feel personally connected and responsible and accountable to them, both from a deeply political place, but also from a deeply spiritual place.”
In other words, BLM hashtags are part of the Satanic ritual process, conjuring up demons in ceremonial fashion to protect black criminals (https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-09-01-black-lives-matter-finally-being-honest-protect-black-criminals.html). And those who participate are likewise engaging in spiritual practice, whether they realize it or not.
“In my tradition, you offer things that your loved one who passed away would want, you know, whether it’s like honey or tobacco, things like that,” Cullors further admitted, referring to the African paganism aspects of the BLM movement.

“And that’s so important, not just for us to be in direct relationship to our people who have passed, but also for them to know we’ve remembered them … I believe so many of them work through us.”
Even the “say his name” trope, which was popularized after Floyd’s death, has strong spiritual connotations. This mantra, according to Cullors, is a means to “invoke that spirit, and then those spirits actually become present with you.”

In a nutshell, Cullors and Abdulla agree that “spirituality is at the center of Black Lives Matter,” and Christians especially should be aware of this because adherence to the doctrines of BLM represents a form of idolatry and paganism that is prohibited in the Bible.
“What they are describing is their adherence to the Yoruba religion of Ifa, to where they are summoning dead spirits,” says talk show host and Christian attorney Abraham Hamilton III, a black man, about the Satanic underpinning of BLM.
Hamilton added during an interview that the spirituality of BLM is linked to the sacrifice of children to demonic gods (http://demonic.news) such as Molech (abortion), as well as to the summoning of spirits (witchcraft).


Sources for this article include:
TheNewAmerican.com (https://www.thenewamerican.com/culture/faith-and-morals/item/36848-hail-satan-after-terrorizing-churches-blm-witchcraft-exposed)

NaturalNews.com (https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-09-01-black-lives-matter-finally-being-honest-protect-black-criminals.html)
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... it's finally sinking in that "black" in "Black Lives Matter" doesn't refer to a skin color but to magick and the shadows of the spirit world...


Related:


Jerry Marzinsky, Mental Health Counselor: "Voices are Entities" 1/2 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?99433-Jerry-Marzinsky-Mental-Health-Counselor-Voices-are-Entities-1-2)

Strat
19th September 2020, 18:45
And now we begin the persecution of traditional African beliefs because of a few bad apples.

rgray222
19th September 2020, 20:54
And now we begin the persecution of traditional African beliefs because of a few bad apples.

I honestly believe that not supporting BLM or even speaking out against their tactics, their training and their politics is not persecution. That is not to say that that racism and persecution don't exist. When we see racism in any form we should call it out. What this woman in the video is saying is based entirely on skin color and that should be called out.

The black lives matter movement relies on aggressive and at times illegal tactics. Obama and the Democracy Alliance understood this when they finally decided to fund BLM and move them in front of all the other racial equality groups. Two of their biggest fears were that the country could turn against BLM because of their tactics and BLM could just as easily turn against Democrats as well as Republicans. People are starting to find out that BLM is a hard Marxist Organization and they want to get rid of the nuclear patriarchal family. In return for the money that the Democracy Alliance gave BLM, Obama and the DA expected the group to become a hard political organization and they certainly have done that. One of their stated goals is to get rid of Trump by any means possible. If you read this Politico article (https://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/major-donors-consider-funding-black-lives-matter-215814) about the secret White House meeting in 2015 it will give you much of the back story on how BLM got started, why race was interjected into politics and the fears that Obama and the DA had once they started funding BLM.

A lot of people do not want to support a political organization, most people (I believe) refuse to support a Marxist organization and this certainly does not make people racist. I think there is more push back going on their persecution, people have died, some even murdered, cities have been burned, businesses have been lost and the damages exceed $1 Billion. The problem is that inside some of the good there is a lot of bad and people should not be afraid to speak out about the harm being caused to people and the country.

On top of all this, the world and especially the black community has been handed an absolutely perfect template for change by MLK. Change through peace is a lasting meaningful change. Change through violence only creates more violence and bitterness.

Gwin Ru
19th September 2020, 21:19
And now we begin the persecution of traditional African beliefs because of a few bad apples.
You mean the hunt and massacres of albinos?

Strat
19th September 2020, 22:21
And now we begin the persecution of traditional African beliefs because of a few bad apples.

I honestly believe that not supporting BLM or even speaking out against their tactics, their training and their politics is not persecution. That is not to say that that racism and persecution don't exist. When we see racism in any form we should call it out. What this woman in the video is saying is based entirely on skin color and that should be called out.

The black lives matter movement relies on aggressive and at times illegal tactics. Obama and the Democracy Alliance understood this when they finally decided to fund BLM and move them in front of all the other racial equality groups. Two of their biggest fears were that the country could turn against BLM because of their tactics and BLM could just as easily turn against Democrats as well as Republicans. People are starting to find out that BLM is a hard Marxist Organization and they want to get rid of the nuclear patriarchal family. In return for the money that the Democracy Alliance gave BLM, Obama and the DA expected the group to become a hard political organization and they certainly have done that. One of their stated goals is to get rid of Trump by any means possible. If you read this Politico article (https://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/major-donors-consider-funding-black-lives-matter-215814) about the secret White House meeting in 2015 it will give you much of the back story on how BLM got started, why race was interjected into politics and the fears that Obama and the DA had once they started funding BLM.

A lot of people do not want to support a political organization, most people (I believe) refuse to support a Marxist organization and this certainly does not make people racist. I think there is more push back going on their persecution, people have died, some even murdered, cities have been burned, businesses have been lost and the damages exceed $1 Billion. The problem is that inside some of the good there is a lot of bad and people should not be afraid to speak out about the harm being caused to people and the country.

On top of all this, the world and especially the black community has been handed an absolutely perfect template for change by MLK. Change through peace is a lasting meaningful change. Change through violence only creates more violence and bitterness.

I agree with everything you've said here. Maybe we have a miscommunication? I was referring to the article above my post.

I don't pretend to know much about Voodoo/traditional African beliefs but articles like that will lead to persecution because folks are ignorant of the religion and this will be their main exposure/first impression to it. Similar to how Muslims are often persecuted because 1% of the religion is violent and therefore gets the most media attention. What do you think Credo Mutwa would say? I've never spoken to him but he seemed benevolent to me.

rgray222
20th September 2020, 00:42
And now we begin the persecution of traditional African beliefs because of a few bad apples.

I honestly believe that not supporting BLM or even speaking out against their tactics, their training and their politics is not persecution. That is not to say that that racism and persecution don't exist. When we see racism in any form we should call it out. What this woman in the video is saying is based entirely on skin color and that should be called out.

The black lives matter movement relies on aggressive and at times illegal tactics. Obama and the Democracy Alliance understood this when they finally decided to fund BLM and move them in front of all the other racial equality groups. Two of their biggest fears were that the country could turn against BLM because of their tactics and BLM could just as easily turn against Democrats as well as Republicans. People are starting to find out that BLM is a hard Marxist Organization and they want to get rid of the nuclear patriarchal family. In return for the money that the Democracy Alliance gave BLM, Obama and the DA expected the group to become a hard political organization and they certainly have done that. One of their stated goals is to get rid of Trump by any means possible. If you read this Politico article (https://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/major-donors-consider-funding-black-lives-matter-215814) about the secret White House meeting in 2015 it will give you much of the back story on how BLM got started, why race was interjected into politics and the fears that Obama and the DA had once they started funding BLM.

A lot of people do not want to support a political organization, most people (I believe) refuse to support a Marxist organization and this certainly does not make people racist. I think there is more push back going on their persecution, people have died, some even murdered, cities have been burned, businesses have been lost and the damages exceed $1 Billion. The problem is that inside some of the good there is a lot of bad and people should not be afraid to speak out about the harm being caused to people and the country.

On top of all this, the world and especially the black community has been handed an absolutely perfect template for change by MLK. Change through peace is a lasting meaningful change. Change through violence only creates more violence and bitterness.

I agree with everything you've said here. Maybe we have a miscommunication? I was referring to the article above my post.

I don't pretend to know much about Voodoo/traditional African beliefs but articles like that will lead to persecution because folks are ignorant of the religion and this will be their main exposure/first impression to it. Similar to how Muslims are often persecuted because 1% of the religion is violent and therefore gets the most media attention. What do you think Credo Mutwa would say? I've never spoken to him but he seemed benevolent to me.

Strat, sorry for the misQ.
Regard
R

atman
20th September 2020, 21:20
One can easily presume from this quiet and almost-stalinesque "scrubbing" on BLM's website that public opinion might have started to shift lately...

But considering all the disgraceful and peace-disrupting protests that are still going on in the name of Black Lives Matter, I doubt that this erasure of uncomfortable truths from their website will have any positive impact, from the perspective of BLM, on the general public perception.

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EXPOSED: BLM quietly scrubs anti-American, Marxist language from its website

by Libby Emmons - September 20, 2020


Black Lives Matter has changed its messaging, scrubbing their rhetoric in favour of disrupting the nuclear family from their site.

With little fanfare, Black Lives Matter removed a section of text that had been under a section called "What We Believe" that sought to engender the destruction, or perhaps reimagining, of the nuclear family structure.

The section read:


"We build a space that affirms Black women and is free from sexism, misogyny, and environments in which men are centered.

"We practice empathy. We engage comrades with the intent to learn about and connect with their contexts. We make our spaces family-friendly and enable parents to fully participate with their children. We dismantle the patriarchal practice that requires mothers to work 'double shifts' so that they can mother in private even as they participate in public justice work.

"We disrupt the Western-prescribed nuclear family structure requirement by supporting each other as extended families and 'villages' that collectively care for one another, especially our children, to the degree that mothers, parents, and children are comfortable."

Couched in language about liberation, this section intended to foster the idea that a person's immediate, nuclear family, mother, father, sisters, brothers, is less important than the movement.

(...)

Full article here (https://thepostmillennial.com/exposed-blm-quietly-scrubs-anti-american-marxist-language-from-its-website)

AutumnW
20th September 2020, 23:10
RGrey222,


The black lives matter movement relies on aggressive and at times illegal tactics.

The matter is one of emphasis. What you are saying is true, but the emphasis on this fact, while not placing much greater emphasis on police brutality and murder of blacks makes your comments appear highly biased. Because Avalonians can't seem to see the problem here, it makes PA look like the "Only White Lives Matter" forum.

Forum members (nearly all white you can bet) can jump up and down and proclaim that isn't what is meant and blah blah blah, but the fact remains....ignore the larger problem for the smaller problem and this is the impression that is left with those who peruse the forum.

AutumnW
20th September 2020, 23:14
And now we begin the persecution of traditional African beliefs because of a few bad apples.
You mean the hunt and massacres of albinos?

What are you talking about? Is this happening in the U.S.? You sure as heck better make a strong case for this, or you will be seen as actively trying to whip up racial hatred.

atman
21st September 2020, 00:12
RGrey222,


The black lives matter movement relies on aggressive and at times illegal tactics.

The matter is one of emphasis. What you are saying is true, but the emphasis on this fact, while not placing much greater emphasis on police brutality and murder of blacks makes your comments appear highly biased. Because Avalonians can't seem to see the problem here, it makes PA look like the "Only White Lives Matter" forum.

Forum members (nearly all white you can bet) can jump up and down and proclaim that isn't what is meant and blah blah blah, but the fact remains....ignore the larger problem for the smaller problem and this is the impression that is left with those who peruse the forum.

That is a fair point, AutumnW.

But let's look at the overall picture.

BLM is enthusiastically accepted and heavily promoted in almost all spheres of society. Many corporations, from small to big, have contributed to and continue to contribute financially to the organization. And pro-BLM memes, slogans and articles abound all over the Internet.

It is true that most perspectives presented within this thread are critical of BLM, but that is only because BLM has become the manifestation of a "larger problem", that is insufficiently adressed in the world at large. At the same time, nowhere has anyone suggested that police brutality was not a problem or that it did not have to be addressed. And no one has denied that racism might be at play in some cases.

I have read all the posts in this thread, as well as several other posts in other threads that address the same subject matter, but not a single one of them has made me fear that the Avalon Forum could potentially be perceived as a nest or as a defender of racism or white supremacy. But my own impression or perception, of course, does not necessarily reign supreme.

Your concern comes obviously from a place of love and justice and righteousness. Please share any information or viewpoint of yours that could help to provide, in your eyes, a better sense of balance to the discussion.

T Smith
21st September 2020, 00:19
What you are saying is true, but the emphasis on this fact, while not placing much greater emphasis on police brutality and murder of blacks makes your comments appear highly biased.

This is precisely the genius of the BLM psyop and the desired response from the handbook for executing color revolutions; any criticism of the movement, by default, renders the observer bias at best, as you have charged, or racist and bigoted at worst. Therefore, there is no viable check on a blatant Marxist social movement undergirding a thinly veiled and commandeered social-justice veneer unless one is willing to be branded biased, racist, or White-privileged. This is little more than a self-censorship technique. Moreover, White privilege and charges of racism are not limited to Caucasian critics (https://www.newsbreak.com/news/1580488664068/conservative-candace-owens-promotes-white-supremacy-for-fun-and-profit).

I would prefer for those who support the BLM movement to argue the merits of indentity politics, post modernism, Authoritarian Socialism, and Marxism on its face (I'm willing to entertain any argument on its face), instead of hiding behind the thinly-veiled and tired charge of racism and white privilege.



Because Avalonians can't seem to see the problem here, it makes PA look like the "Only White Lives Matter" forum.


I respectfully disagree; PA is certainly not an "Only White Lives Matter" forum. In my humble view, Avalon is an All-Lives-Matter Forum, including Black Lives, Women's Lives, Rohingya Lives, Aborigines Lives, Indian Lives, Asian Lives...etc., etc., etc. (I could go on and on and on), and yes--gasp--even White Lives. Human Lives Matter. I could be wrong in my limited judgments, but that's how I view this community. As controversial as this sounds in the present climate, and while I am not presumptuous to speak for the community, I stand by my judgements and won't back away in interest of virtue signaling to social engineers whose primary objective is to outrage the masses.

I appreciate the issue you are raising and am not downplaying the problem. But let's not allow social engineers to exploit valid injustices to manipulate social change that benefits none of us, least of all Black Lives.

atman
21st September 2020, 16:54
And so the insanity is now spreading into rural areas (article+tweet+video below)...

It is unfortunate for the well-intentioned individuals within the movement, but Black Lives Matter would fully deserve to be labeled as a Hate Group.

We normally can't judge a movement by the actions of a few or more rotten apples. But there is no denying anymore that Black Lives Matter is rotten to the core.

While publically advocating for non-violent civil disobedience in protest against police brutality and racially motivated violence against black people, the ruling forces behind the movement have allowed — and perhaps even encouraged — its members to express their grievances and to revendicate justice... through the use of intimidation and violence.

The "black lives matter" sentiment itself has become tainted by all the intolerance, the hatred and, yes, the racism that Black Lives Matter now embodies.

I am personally sick of it.

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Violent BLM Mob Attack Rural High School, Vandalize Campus And BLOCK Entrance To Students (https://en-volve.com/2020/09/21/violent-blm-mob-attack-rural-high-school-vandalize-campus-and-block-entrance-to-students/)


by A.M. Smith - September 21, 2020


The Black Lives Matter mob have shown time and again that they will target anyone of any age with their violent protest.

On Monday morning rural Bigfoot High School in rural Wisconsin woke up to a BLM assault on their school.

The Black Lives Matter mob teepeed the school grounds and blocked the entrance to the high school.

https://twitter.com/gatewaypundit/status/1308027963649257474

BLM is now expanding from the cities to the rural areas. This may just be a preview of what’s in store for rural America.

Ernie Nemeth
21st September 2020, 17:01
I would not allow teachers to get away with their crap in the classroom. When I thought they were wrong I said so, which was often. I wonder if I would have allowed such a malicious group to parade around my school grounds spewing their hate?

And that makes me think what the heck is the matter with the young these days? I always thought this world needed to change but I never thought it should be burned to the ground - my family has to live here after I am gone! Are the young insane?

AutumnW
21st September 2020, 17:30
I see white ribbon in trees, on a weekend, with some banner blocking the entrance to drivers. I don't see violence, or people, or anything else. Looks like a prank to me, with someone spray painting a very messy fuzzy BLM on the banner. But if it got bigots all whipped up, I guess it was worth the time and effort it took for some prankster to rally the suggestible to their anti black cause. It beats burning a cross on someone's lawn. That would make them look bad

Ernie Nemeth
21st September 2020, 17:53
I am not the enemy.

I was not born with an original sin. My heritage is not my shame.

Why do we need a banner or a cross? Can't we all just get along? We are in the same boat and share a common foe. I am not the enemy, nor are my friends or my family. I can live in peace and harmony with any who share the same values, their skin color has nothing, at all, to do with it.

Let's focus on the enemy together, and stop the hate. Let's put the blame where it squarely belongs.

I am not the enemy.

AutumnW
21st September 2020, 17:55
So, I just phoned Bigfoot school and the secretary confirmed that it's homecoming week and they have saran wrap wrapped all around everything, toilet paper in the trees, and etc...etc...following the grand tradition of pranking at this time. I asked her if it had anything to do with Black Lives Matter and she said...no. You can phone them too, if you doubt my "expert sleuthing." Just pick up your phone. There is an administration page with all the phone numbers right there.

And btw, any time you can follow up so easily, please do before posting provocative and questionable information of any kind.

And for those who asked me what balance would look like. Well, this is a start. This is part of what balance looks like.

atman
21st September 2020, 18:03
I see white ribbon in trees, on a weekend, with some banner blocking the entrance to drivers. I don't see violence, or people, or anything else. Looks like a prank to me, with someone spray painting a very messy fuzzy BLM on the banner. But if it got bigots all whipped up, I guess it was worth the time and effort it took for some prankster to rally the suggestible to their anti black cause. It beats burning a cross on someone's lawn. That would make them look bad

You are talking about the "tip" while ignoring the rest of the "iceberg".

AutumnW
21st September 2020, 18:06
Okay, so Doug Parker, the district administrator for the school just called me back and confirmed what the secretary told me. These are pranks initiated from within the school by kids during homecoming week. They are dealing with it, internally and he is appalled that Gateway Pundit used this school's annual tradition to push their agenda. He told me I could quote him, so that is what I am doing.

AutumnW
21st September 2020, 18:14
I see white ribbon in trees, on a weekend, with some banner blocking the entrance to drivers. I don't see violence, or people, or anything else. Looks like a prank to me, with someone spray painting a very messy fuzzy BLM on the banner. But if it got bigots all whipped up, I guess it was worth the time and effort it took for some prankster to rally the suggestible to their anti black cause. It beats burning a cross on someone's lawn. That would make them look bad

You are talking about the "tip" while ignoring the rest of the "iceberg".

The headlines from Gateway Pundit stated categorically that BLM was targeting this school and follow on comments were about rural areas no longer being safe. If you are a spiritual person who is into love and light and found Avalon, as a consequence, you will appreciate the "negative energy" radiating from this kind of sordid twisting of reality.

Anytime I catch anybody on this forum circulating this garbage I will trace it and get the correct story if I can, because you are absolutely correct. It is the tip of the iceberg.

atman
21st September 2020, 18:18
Okay, so Doug Parker, the district administrator for the school just called me back and confirmed what the secretary told me. These are pranks initiated from within the school by kids during homecoming week. They are dealing with it, internally and he is appalled that Gateway Pundit used this school's annual tradition to push their agenda. He told me I could quote him, so that is what I am doing.

Thank you very much, AutumnW.

I hate to see misinformation in this forum and I'm glad you investigated the report.

I don't quite know what the right procedure is, but I would not mind at all if my entire post was removed, even though I stand by what I have personally expressed in it.

AutumnW
21st September 2020, 18:23
You're welcome, Atman. Thank you for being so gracious.

rgray222
21st September 2020, 18:42
I see white ribbon in trees, on a weekend, with some banner blocking the entrance to drivers. I don't see violence, or people, or anything else. Looks like a prank to me, with someone spray painting a very messy fuzzy BLM on the banner. But if it got bigots all whipped up, I guess it was worth the time and effort it took for some prankster to rally the suggestible to their anti black cause. It beats burning a cross on someone's lawn. That would make them look bad

Hi Autumn
I did not look into all the facts behind this incident at a Wisconsin high school but my quick take is that it is probably students who support BLM making a statement. It says violent protest but outward appearance seem to indicate that it was students without malicious intent. Whoever did this certainly has the right to protest but they do not have the right to violence or destruction.

There is a school of thought that says - if anyone says something negative about BLM that makes them a racist, nothing could be further from the truth. Most people want an end to police brutality and murder but we do not want to see additional murders and the destruction of our cities as the preferred path to racial equality.

I keep harping on this (and probably won't stop) Martin Luther King left the plans and a template for meaningful lasting change through peace. Violence only creates violence and ends in bitterness and hate.

Also BLM is a self-proclaimed Marxist organization (https://www.socialistalternative.org/marxism-fight-black-freedom/black-lives-matter-marxism/) and a self-proclaimed political organization (https://www.texasinsider.org/articles/black-lives-matter-founder-goal-is-to-remove-trump-reveals-marxist-ideology) those two facts alone should really give people pause before supporting them either financially or socially.

There is a lot more about BLM that T-Smith talked about in post 116 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111435-Black-Lives-Matter&p=1379169&viewfull=1#post1379169) and in my post #1 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111435-Black-Lives-Matter&p=1365288&viewfull=1#post1365288)

Gracy
21st September 2020, 18:58
Okay, so Doug Parker, the district administrator for the school just called me back and confirmed what the secretary told me. These are pranks initiated from within the school by kids during homecoming week. They are dealing with it, internally and he is appalled that Gateway Pundit used this school's annual tradition to push their agenda. He told me I could quote him, so that is what I am doing.

Great job Autumn!

I just talked to Superintendent Doug Parker as well, as you invited, and he told me the exact same thing. It’s just kid pranks during homecoming week. I said that must be very aggravating as he’s seen the video as well, and he asked if I would say something about it. I told him probably better coming from you as superintendent of that district, and he certainly would love to, but doesn’t have a Twitter account.

This is an invaluable lesson in being mindful as to what we’re passing on as supposedly legitimate information. So far as I’m concerned Gateway Pundit is now a thoroughly discredited source of information.

Thanks again for being in the ball and doing some follow up, something all of us including me should be doing more of.

T Smith
21st September 2020, 19:21
I see white ribbon in trees, on a weekend, with some banner blocking the entrance to drivers. I don't see violence, or people, or anything else. Looks like a prank to me, with someone spray painting a very messy fuzzy BLM on the banner. But if it got bigots all whipped up, I guess it was worth the time and effort it took for some prankster to rally the suggestible to their anti black cause. It beats burning a cross on someone's lawn. That would make them look bad

AutumnW, the issue isn't anti-black; it's anti-Marxism.

I'm sure there are some people who rail against BLM because they are anti-black; it would be naive to assume some degree of tribalism does not exist amid this tension (and this seems to be your take--and your primary take) but no one I know who is denouncing BLM is anti-black. No one. They are anti-Marxist.

Perhaps we should start an entirely new discussion to hash this out as we continually get hung up on this point... A good question to ask might be, "Are People who Reject/Denounce BLM Anti-black/racist or Anti-Marxist?"

I do see a lot of BLM signs and banners in the small rural Michigan town I grew up in (and visit frequently); this town is not unlike the Wisconsin town of the latest news story and the signs and banners are peacefully riddled amid middle-class neighborhoods and co-exist with Trump/Pence banners and American flags; I know almost all these people and none of them would block an entrance or evoke violent protests (although they are uncharacteristically agitated by the current political climate and may be induced to engage in anti-social/violent protests with just the right trigger--apparently we all have a boiling point, especially given the power and involuntary allure of mob-mentality), but most have businesses or are school teachers and have families and are respected--and respectful--members of the community. So yes, there are peaceful protests latched onto BLM for its slogan and for what these protestors believe that slogan means... But...

The main issue here is Orwellian by nature. The movement itself at its core is a domestic-terror hate group with an anti-American, pro-Marxist ideological philosophy. It is a movement sweeping up innocents who likely do not fully understand they are subject to very sophisticated, well-funded and highly organized Anti-American agitprop. If we want to understand this psyop and the attempted takedown of the American Republic (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111213-The-planned-takedown-of-America-now--June-2020--in-full-swing.) we need only refresh our history and substitute the Marxist Slogan, Workers of the World Unite! with Black Lives Matter! and employ the very same handbook and agitprop used by the Bolsheviks. In this case the narrative substitutes one oppressed group (Russian Factory Workers) with another oppressed group (Black Lives) to serve as the catalyst primer to Revolution.

We students of history should all be savvy enough to understand this, i.e. Patriot Act = anti-Patriot Act, Freedom = Slavery, War = Peace, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera; Black Lives Matter = Black Lives Do Not Matter. So save for the well-intended who have latched onto the agitprop hook line and sinker, thus providing girth and mass and a false veneer of legitimacy to the Color Revolution afoot, BLM has absolutely nothing to do with Black Lives.

If the Republic falls, we might as well stop quibbling about Blacks Lives vs. All Lives and begin to embrace the slogan of the New Order: NO LIVES MATTER

atman
21st September 2020, 19:23
I see white ribbon in trees, on a weekend, with some banner blocking the entrance to drivers. I don't see violence, or people, or anything else. Looks like a prank to me, with someone spray painting a very messy fuzzy BLM on the banner. But if it got bigots all whipped up, I guess it was worth the time and effort it took for some prankster to rally the suggestible to their anti black cause. It beats burning a cross on someone's lawn. That would make them look bad

You are talking about the "tip" while ignoring the rest of the "iceberg".

The headlines from Gateway Pundit stated categorically that BLM was targeting this school and follow on comments were about rural areas no longer being safe. If you are a spiritual person who is into love and light and found Avalon, as a consequence, you will appreciate the "negative energy" radiating from this kind of sordid twisting of reality.

Anytime I catch anybody on this forum circulating this garbage I will trace it and get the correct story if I can, because you are absolutely correct. It is the tip of the iceberg.

I appreciate enormously the personal investigation and verification that you did.

And so we can conclude that the incident described in the article that I quoted in my post was wrongly attributed to some BLM activism... Crap journalism indeed!

But that very recent article, no matter how fake it is (and it is), is not what motivated me to express what I ended up writing in my post. The "correct story" behind my motivation continues to exist beyond that one instance of false reporting.

During the past several months, I had read several articles about BLM's inroads into rural areas. Living myself in a rural area, although not in the United States, I was interested in the phenomenon...

Here's one of those articles, from a source that you might find reputable (The Wall Street Journal):


Black Lives Matter Protests Spread Quickly to White, Rural Areas (https://www.wsj.com/articles/black-lives-matter-protests-spread-quickly-to-white-rural-areas-11592818201)

If you look around on the Internet, you will find several other articles, from multiple sources, that talk about the phenomenon in question.

And that, to me, continues to signal something that, in the end, cannot be positive.

That being said, I would feel different about an All Lives Matter movement...



P.S.: In response to your perception of what kind of individual I might be, I believe that all members of this forum are "spiritual persons". But despite the avatar and the username that I have chosen, I am not at all into the "love and light" spirituality that you surmised that I would probably be into. That being said, I do love... love and light!

Patient
21st September 2020, 19:32
Just a little something to add that I think is important...

Kids seeing BLM news and info online, talking to other kids in forums - most of them don't really understand the issue and problems surrounding BLM.

My kids understand what racism is and they have been brought up to respect all people.

They know racism is bad, but they have been brought up in a time where journalists are story tellers. All subjects have been used for humour and manipulation. It takes a good effort on my part to sort a lot of the truth from manipulative humour.

If your kids are much older now, lucky for you. The kids today are subjected to a lot of mind games.

atman
21st September 2020, 21:37
While looking for an image depicting the Divide and Conquer concept, the search results included one that is not at all what I was looking for (see below), but that — when I inadvertently clicked on it — took me to a Facebook post about... BLM!

The post in question (https://www.facebook.com/JusticeWatchMerseyside/photos/a.907930052650609/2813316835445245/?type=3&__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARClyfRHs6B-OWiHKZOvbcKhhUIUuovSGsc9yR0COL1hgHjJrI-tOVfRYyXGNDEeCC62xjer8CulJaSXMiBan_-24QiOn2Qi6TRb0hx-H1xkDI-vFpNt9XL7Lwd980hsWLeBompar5cr-NDkZkp-FICIRa75eXZc0ZzKR6UnxtLLLxdUJtzidx0uUGbMxT9_HZfsLphZfHs3e8YJZPWIUlPQzVO8UioxWPad_LGvHZNZcz9tzeLHGCbz MscrjP6vHx71QH7ZVw-Bxxg6ey03mYSAbm-fQrwd0Zu237hpIkiPBAZF0KULJD3_CXKGPba_ha0SESKlLV_tM_vyHVttfbclJQ&__tn__=-R) is from Justice Watch (https://www.justicewatch.co.uk/), that I knew nothing about before, but that I found out is a group, based in the U.K., that describes itself as "A group of concerned members of the Public uniting together Exposing Merseyside Police Corruption, Demanding Accountability and Transparency through a social justice watchdog identity."

The overall perspective of the post is anti Identity Politics and pro human beings of all colors.

While I don't agree with everything in the post (i.e. slavery trauma passed down through DNA), I must say that it succeeds in expressing in simple and down-to-earth terms some of the complex issues surrounding the creation and the wide promotion of the Black Lives Matter movement.

By doing so, it also brings into the equation some historical factors that have not yet been discussed in this thread.

And so I have decided to share it here, as is, along with the picture that was chosen by the author of the post.

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BLM

Beware of Identity Politics, if someone is fighting for justice based on a group ideology known as Group Think then they are not acting out of morality or love but from a position of what gang you are in which is known as identity politics. They will chew and spit you out if you dare have an opinion that is not Group Think , they do not know how to have relationships.

They are only interested in making noise in their social media echo chambers creating a cult like environment which promotes Group Think. This is how the state and intelligence agencies take over groups to Divide and conquer over the ppl. Their fight for justice is an illusion of delusion

People and “activists” are identifying themselfs as BLM and they will not critique the actions of the organisation because they are now identifying BLM as a representation of all black people which in it self is racist just like the name BLM which is no coincidence. People are identifying BLM as black people so therefore people who are black are tricked into following the cult and if you oppose the BLM organisation you are precieved as a racist because the organisation is identifying itself as a black people.

Black people and white people will experience different things, it does not mean one is right and one is wrong, what determines what is right and what is wrong is not based on experiences (or perceived experiences) its based on facts. This is why blm can not claim to represent all of black people, its just silly.

People who follow BLM should not feel they cant critique BLM and feel any criticism at BLM is not an attack on them personally. people who identify themselfs as BLM should only identify themselfs as a human being and not be afraid to speak out against A corrupt group and its wrong doings.

There is racism in the judicial system and police force but over all racism and so called “hate crimes” have never been lower hence why the government have to engineer “far right” groups from football hooligan firms and create up more definitions of “hate crimes”.

Black people do suffer trauma passed down from slavery through their DNA and this should be understood, black people have been viciously psychologically attacked for years from the time of NWA and so called gangster rap was introduced in the very late 80's to glorify and promote violence and criminality into the black community. which funny enough pair up with the CIA importing cocaine into america and using black drug dealers to sell it to black community such as ricky ross, all to raise money for terrorists in Iran in Nicaragua. This then led to the prison industrial complex being built where there is now more black people in prison doing slave labour then there was black slaves in america.

This attack on black people continued and in 1996 Fresh Prince of Bel air and city guys tv show came on to the scene, this was when identity politics exploded and became a thing because it was all about black identity where as previous shows such as the Crosby Show and Sister sister tv shows presented black people the same as white people, there was no identity politics. The new black culture was engineered to keep the black man oppressed. However today the reality is there is no black and white divide like when Dr King was alive hence why we had a black president even tho he was a fraud, its all about the rich against the poor that is the real divide. This is something that the black panther party was quick to understand

To qoute the great fred hampton from the late 1960's

“ they have black people, white poor people and red poor people and poor puritan people and poor latin people ...and poor people of all descents caught up in movements based on racism. The black panther party stood up and said we don't care what anybody saids, we don't think to fight fire with fire, we fight fire with water, we not gonna fight racism with racism we gonna fight with solidarity, we are not gonna fight capitalism with black capitalism we gonna fight it with socialism, we stood and said we are not gonna fight reactionary pigs and reactionaries state attornies with reaction on our part, we gonna fight their reactions with all of us people get together and have a international Proletarian revolution

no matter what color you are there is only 2 classes, theres a class over here and a class over there and the reason why this class over here has never did anything to get this class of his back because this is lower and this is upper. This is the oppressed and this is the oppressor, this is the exploited and exploiter and this people in this class have divided themselves and said i'm black and I hate white people, i'm white and I hate black people, i'm latin american and I hate hillbillys, i'm hillybillys and I hate indians so we are fighting amongst each other. “

When the mainstream media whores, presstitutes, company giants and celebrities are all promoting the BLM group...you have to question is this a set up.

Divide and Conquer

rgray222
22nd September 2020, 23:30
Herschel Walker claims China is helping fund BLM

He noted that Black Lives Matter’s founders said they were trained by Marxists

Former NFL Player Herschel Walker on Monday claimed that money from China is supposedly funding the Black Lives Matter organization and that money is then donated to the Democratic Party.

The claims from Walker came in a video he posted on Twitter, writing in the caption that the 2020 presidential election was the most important in history, not just for the President of the United States “but for all branches of Gov’t.”

“I just saw the Democratic Party raise a lot of money and a lot of it came from ActBlue,” Walker says in the video, referring to the online fundraising payment professor that facilitates donations to Democratic and left-leaning organizations.

Walker then notes that Black Lives Matter – which was founded by people “trained from Marxists – “gave a lot of money to ActBlue.”

“I reckon you can support whatever party you want to support. If the Democratic Party wants to be associated with Marxists, that’s fine,” Walker says.

“But then I also saw that BLM had a subsidiary company that was partnered with a company from China that was giving them money. So, the money goes from China, to the subsidiary, to BLM, to the Democratic Party,” Walker says, adding: “Why does it seem like I’m the only that’s coming up with this? Just think about it.”

ActBlue is an online payment processor used by many groups affiliated with the Democratic Party. WinRed, launched last year, is an equivalent processing company for the Republican Party.

It wasn’t immediately clear what BLM “subsidiary” Walker was referring to. But his comments come less than a week after an article from The Daily Signal, the blog of the Heritage Foundation, titled: “The BLM Co-Founder and Pro-Communist China Group Are Partnering Up. Here’s Why.”

The piece purported to show a link between an organization started by BLM co-founder Alicia Garza, and a non-profit with ties to Beijing. A day later, The New York Times reported that the article conflated two nonprofits with the same name and made incorrect claims about BLM’s ties to the Chinese government.

Walker's comments come after the former NFL player told Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures" that Black Lives Matter supporters should do their research on what exactly they’re promoting.

Walker said he felt “so guilty” after hearing the BLM co-founders call themselves “trained Marxists” in an exclusive interview with Maria Bartiromo , and was compelled to tell the American people the truth. Both co-founders, Patrisse Cullors and Alicia Garza, have referred to themselves as such.

"All you athletes out there, all you companies, all you professional teams that's promoting BLM. Are you telling me that you're promoting someone that said that they’re trained Marxists?” he asked.

“I'm a guy who believes in the Lord Jesus. I believe in my family. And I love America,” he added. “So I'm going to fight for it. I'm going to do what I can to tell the people the truth."

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/sports/herschel-walker-claims-china-is-helping-fund-blm-which-then-donates-to-democrats

ExomatrixTV
23rd September 2020, 18:31
Who Really Is Black Lives Matter & Why Did They Delete Their "What We Believe" Off Their Website?
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ExomatrixTV
23rd September 2020, 22:04
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Bill Ryan
23rd September 2020, 22:32
Who Really Is Black Lives Matter & Why Did They Delete Their "What We Believe" Off Their Website?
ZL6kuMkCbR8For the record, here's the link to the archive.org page for 1 September:

https://web.archive.org/web/20200901043957/https://blacklivesmatter.com/what-we-believe/

ExomatrixTV
23rd September 2020, 22:35
Who Really Is Black Lives Matter & Why Did They Delete Their "What We Believe" Off Their Website?
ZL6kuMkCbR8What I share below may be pretty interesting.

I went to archive.org (http://archive.org) to read the deleted page. (One can do this on pretty much any site, "going back in time" to before it's been altered or amended for any reason. That's what archive.org (http://archive.org) is for.)

There were over 4,400 archive captures of the site, going back to 2014. But on each one, archive.org (http://archive.org) auro-redirects to the present day (23 Sept) site.

Try it and see. Click this 1 Sept archive link (one of many date-defined permutations), and look what happens.

http://web.archive.org/web/20200901035536/http://blacklivesmatter.com (https://web.archive.org/web/20200901035536/https://blacklivesmatter.com)


There are only a few who have that kind of a power ... even Government Agencies are not that easy with influencing Archive.org as they KNOW that Archive represents human history! ... And one of the Marxists Tactics is to erase our true history (https://www.carolinajournal.com/opinion-article/the-disturbing-trend-of-erasing-history/) to avoid any accountability!



Those who seek to erase America see link (https://eu.shreveporttimes.com/story/opinion/columnists/2020/07/07/royal-alexander-those-who-seek-erase-america/5381704002/)
GOP Senate Candidate: Erasing Our History Is Straight From The Socialist Playbook (https://thefederalist.com/2020/06/26/gop-senate-candidate-erasing-our-history-is-straight-from-the-socialist-playbook/)
Marxist-anarchist mobs destroy statues, trample on history (https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/jun/24/marxist-anarchist-mobs-destroy-statues-trample-on-/) and seek to remove Trump
5 Things (https://fee.org/articles/5-things-marx-wanted-to-abolish-besides-private-property/) Marx Wanted to Abolish (https://fee.org/articles/5-things-marx-wanted-to-abolish-besides-private-property/) (Besides Private Property)


Karl Marx and the End of History

In his essay “Introduction to The Philosophy of History” Hegel predicted the end of history as the moment when all human beings acquire full awareness of themselves and become free. The first stages of humanity were moments where only very few were aware of this fact, but as history progresses more and more people come to this realization. In the first stages of human development political organizations were characterized by the absolute rule of a very reduced number of people. As history developed we created more complicated systems of political organizations that could be summarized as the development of organizations were men are more equal.

Marx in his youth was a Hegelian. But he became famous for taking the dialectical system developed by Hegel and turning it up side down. For Hegel it was ideas that mattered and that forced the development of history. For Marx it is the material reality of the individual that determines the development of history. Ideologies, legal theory, economic theory, are but projections in our mind that explain or reaffirm the material reality around us.

For Marx the end of history is also freedom. But not the philosophical freedom that Hegel described, it is an economic freedom. The end of the exploitation of man by man. End of the division of the world between haves and have-nots, between exploiters and exploited. A time when people won’t be forced to sell their labor force because it is all they have. He interpreted the society of his time as divided in two main and opposite groups: the Bourgeoisie and the Proletariat. The bourgeoisie being those who control the means of production, and accordingly, those who control the political power. The proletariat has no property and it is forced to sell they labor to the bourgeois in order to survive. This organization of the economy is called capitalism. Marx predicted that the next step in history was when the proletariat gets control of the means of production and he called this new stage Socialism. In socialism there is still the concept of property. The third and last stage of development would be communism, a time when each person would contribute to society according to his ability and would consume according to his needs.

The raise of the proletariat to the control of the means of production has to be violent. This is because the bourgeoisie benefits from the inherently unjust capitalist system and has not interest in changing it.


Source (https://mediawiki.middlebury.edu/IPE/Karl_Marx_and_the_End_of_History)

cheers,
John

ps. found a copy of what is deleted via this google cache (https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1UDX8ETpcEMJ:https://c-vuu.org/history-of-blm/+&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us)

ExomatrixTV
24th September 2020, 14:05
This is how the Dutch Biggest Mainstream News "NOS" deceives you about Police Brutality in the US:
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atman
24th September 2020, 15:05
Below: two very recent tweets from a journalist and activist, followed by some of the replies that were posted in the thread that ensued. Most of the replies agree with the original tweets, but some offer an opposing perspective.

Overall, the discussion seems indicative of the backlash that I sense is happening within the general population, where many who were originally sympathetic to the BLM cause have now become desensitized or frustrated or angry about it, despite the still enormous support for it from the media, the cultural institutions and the big corporations, including Big Tech.

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https://twitter.com/CassandraRules/status/1309029096232452096https://twitter.com/CassandraRules/status/1309029424621387777



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ExomatrixTV
24th September 2020, 19:31
Senator Rand Paul Calls BLM A Terrorist Organization During Hearing:
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atman
24th September 2020, 22:13
Black Lives Matter Is a Marxist Movement (27 min.)
Premiered Jul 1, 2020

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Black Lives Matter is run by Marxist organizers. They have not been silent about their agenda to dismantle the nuclear family, transform gender/sexual identity, and force radical change. So why are so many eagerly following along?

Professor Carol M. Swain, PhD (https://carolmswain.com/) sits down with Will Witt to discuss.

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Dr. Swain’s education and experiences make her a credible and powerful force for change in today’s social and political climate where conservatives are intimidated to champion an often-unpopular message.

She is an award-winning political scientist, a former professor of political science and professor of law at Vanderbilt University, and a lifetime member of the James Madison Society, an international community of scholars affiliated with the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University. Before joining Vanderbilt in 1999, Dr. Swain was a tenured associate professor of politics and public policy at Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

Dr. Swain is the author or editor of eight books. Her first book, Black Faces, Black Interests: The Representation of African Americans in Congress (Harvard University Press, 1993, 1995), won the Woodrow Wilson prize for the best book published in the U. S. on government, politics or international affairs in 1994, and was cited twice by U.S. Supreme Court.

atman
24th September 2020, 22:19
BLM Leaders in Their Own Words (3 min.)
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—"The thing is that we actually do have an ideological frame. Myself and Alicia in particular are trained organizers. Um we uh... are trained marxists."

—"If this country doesn't give us what we want, then we will burn down this system and replace it. All right? And I could be speaking figuratively, I could be speaking literally, it's a matter of interpretation."

—"If somebody decides to loot a Gucci or a Macy's or a Nike, because that makes sure that that person eats, that makes sure that that person has clothes — that's reparations. That is reparations. Anything they want to take, take it, because these businesses have insurance. They're going to get their money back. My people aren't getting anything."

—"I think our community can hold its own without the police. We can take out the trash on our own. I am not sad that a f***n fascist died tonight."

—"If you kill one of ours, it's time for us to kill one of yours."

—"We got to, we got to f***n rip Trump out of that office right over there and f***n pull him out that sh*t. Now no we ain't about to wait until the next election, we about to go get that motherf***r. I ain't about that sh*t 'cause you know what time it is? I want y'all to repeat after me: it's time... for revolution. It's time... for revolution! It's time... for revolution!"

—"I'm at the point where I'm ready to put these police in a f***n grave. I'm at the point where... I want to burn the f***n White House down. I wanna take it to the senators. I wanna take it to the Congress. I wanna take the fight to them. And at the end of the day, if they ain't going to hear us... we burn them the f**k down. I'm one that talks real sh*t. I'm talking in New York and I'm talking in D.C. The same way I f**k the police up in New York, I'll f**k the cops up here in D.C. The same way I bust police in the head in New York, I'll bust police in the head in D.C. Now, it's a lot of people and I'm gonna be honest, it's a lot of people that's on this front line. And one of the things that I always say: don't get on this f***n front line if you ain't gonna f***n fight.Don't get on this front line if you ain't gonna take no hit. Don't get on this front line when the police f***n push you up, you push back. If you wanna be on this front line and them racist a**s, nasty a**s, punk a**s, f***n police is pushing up... you push the f**k back!"

atman
24th September 2020, 22:23
BLM Has No Interest in Helping Black People (7 min.)

Black Lives Matter wants to dismantle the nuclear family, but these black conservatives just dismantled their entire narrative:

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What are the 5 biggest issues facing Blacks in America?

In descending order:


5. The victim mentality
4. Lack of diversity
3. Urban terrorism
2. Proliferation of baby mamas
1. Unquestioning allegiance to so-called progressive policies

atman
24th September 2020, 22:44
Mike Gonzalez (https://www.heritage.org/staff/mike-gonzalez) (who was born in Cuba and who left the country in 1972, at age 12) is a Senior Fellow The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C.

He is the author of the two quoted articles below.

He is also the author of the book "The Plot to Change America: How Identity Politics is Dividing the Land of the Free." (https://www.amazon.com/Plot-Change-America-Identity-Politics/dp/1641771003)


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This BLM Co-Founder and Pro-Communist China Group Are Partnering Up. Here’s Why.

Mike Gonzalez / September 15, 2020


Imagine that far-right demonstrators were laying siege to American cities for months, led by activists explicitly calling for an “ethno-state,” and that one of their groups was funded by an outfit involved with Vladimir Putin’s Russia. It would lead the news every day and there would be congressional hearings, right?

And rightly so. The threat of foreign interference in our domestic affairs is a serious matter, whether the suspects are rivals such as Russia or friendlies such as Mexico. This is especially the case if a foreign power were abetting unrest that aims to topple our constitutional order.

Well, the scenario described above is happening, though not with Russia or the far right, but with China and the leftist disturbances upending America and seeking to transform it.

Yet, there has not been a peep from the media or Congress about China’s support of the riots.

Go to the website for the Black Futures Lab, a venture of Black Lives Matter founder Alicia Garza, and click on the “Donate” button. It will ask you to send your money to an obscure organization, the Chinese Progressive Association, explaining that “Black Futures Lab is a fiscally sponsored project of the Chinese Progressive Association.”

(...)

As I wrote at City Journal last month, the BLM organizations have been the nerve center of this year’s protests: “They have been laying the groundwork for years, carefully cultivating a network of groups that could organize protests when the moment came and amplify the message through social media.”

Communist China has put its vast propaganda apparatus to work in support of the mayhem that has wreaked havoc in American cities this year. China is, after all, a rival of the United States, and would see weakening of U.S. society and the country in general as advantageous.

(...)

Full article here (https://www.dailysignal.com/2020/09/15/this-blm-co-founder-and-pro-communist-china-group-are-partnering-up-heres-why/)

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Fact-Checking New York Times Fact-Checker on BLM’s China Links

Mike Gonzalez / September 21, 2020


The New York Times covered for communists in the Soviet Union in the 1930s, when it denied the genocide in Ukraine. The Times covered again for communists in Cuba in the 1950s, when it reported that the rebels were democrats.

And the newspaper appears to be doing the same in America today by covering for the all-too-obvious Marxist roots of the Black Lives Matter organizations.

A New York Times “fact check” report Friday claimed that my essay days earlier at The Daily Signal about Black Lives Matter’s links to pro-China organizations was wrong.

My essay stated that one of the three founders of the main Black Lives Matter organization, Alicia Garza, had partnered with a left-wing San Francisco group that has been known carry water for China: the Chinese Progressive Association-San Francisco.

The New York Times headlined its report “No, a Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Didn’t Partner With a Pro-Communist Chinese Group.” Its main contention was that my essay “conflated two nonprofits with the same name.”

The Times report went on to say that “a cursory search of tax records” revealed that it was the Chinese Progressive Association in Boston, which it portrayed as an unrelated entity, that supported China’s interests. The San Francisco CPA, which fiscally supports Garza’s Black Futures Lab, had no ties with communist China, it said.

The Times report then derided conservatives it said have been trying to tie Black Lives Matter to communist groups for years, saying “there’s no indication that today’s Black Lives Matter movement has any formal link to Marxism, or to the Chinese Communist Party.”

The “source” was yet another “fact checker,” PolitiFact, which earlier this year said: “Black Lives Matter has grown into a national anti-racism movement broadly supported by Americans, few of whom would identify themselves as Marxist.”

The Times writer, technology columnist Kevin Roose, decried that my essay had had such an impact through social media, seeming to suggest that only reports by him and fellow Times staffers and comrades elsewhere in legacy media should get air time.

All these things are wrong, and the PolitiFact statement is wrong and risible. Yes, the San Francisco’s Chinese Progressive Association indeed has done pro-China work. Yes, the San Francisco CPA is a left-wing group that from the beginning has been a supporter of China’s communist revolution and whose members want revolution here in America.

Yes, the San Francisco and Boston versions of the Chinese Progressive Association were founded by the same militant Marxist outfit, and their leaders, together with those of the New York CPA, collaborate though membership in leftist networks.

And yes, Americans do rightly support the sentiment that black lives matter. However, by and large they do not know that Garza and other founders of the Black Lives Matter organizations are committed Marxists.

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Full article here (https://www.dailysignal.com/2020/09/21/fact-checking-new-york-times-fact-checker-on-blms-china-links/)

atman
25th September 2020, 00:41
There has been, in this thread so far, a lot of (highly justified) criticism of the BLM organization and of its resulting movement, that has grown to become a worlwide phenomenon.

For those of us who might be interested in further exploring the claims, the history and the goals of BLM — as expressed by its leaders and its advocates — I have compiled some videos, that go from somewhat objective documentaries to hard-core propaganda.


First of all, 4 documentaries (that are majorly pro-BLM):



What is Black Lives Matter Really About? (2020) (15 min.)


Black Lives Matter explained: The history of a movement (2020) (15 min.)


The Rise of Black Lives Matter (2016) (47 min.)


Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement (2016) (39 min.)




And, finally, 2 current BLM promotional/activism videos:



BLM’s #WhatMatters2020 (1 min.)


Now, We Transform (1½ min.)



And so, let us give the floor to Black Lives Matter...

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What is Black Lives Matter Really About? (2020) (15 min.)
George Floyd, All Lives Matter & Systemic Racism Explained



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What is Black Lives Matter really about? Does it promote violence & looting? Why not All Lives Matter? What is systemic racism? And why are so many black people being killed by police?

Chances are you’ve seen the recent black lives matter protests all over the news, but not a lot of attention has been paid to the background behind the movement & answering some of these kinds of questions.

So, let’s start with what’s happening right now.

These current Black Lives Matter protests started because of the death of George Floyd in the United States.

Footage of Mr Floyd's death went viral, showing the handcuffed, unarmed black man saying he couldn’t breathe as a police officer knelt on his neck. This isn’t the first time we’ve seen the Black Lives Matter movement though.

Black Lives Matter was started in 2013 by 3 black community organisers after the death of an unarmed black teenager named Trayvon Martin.

People from all walks of life are looking around and saying ‘this is not the type of country I want to live in’.

The movement is all about campaigning against violence & systemic racism against black people in the United States.

We are seeing that another African-American has been unjustly murdered in one of our cities and people have had enough.

Since it first started, Black Lives Matter has protested numerous deaths against the country.

A common criticism of Black Lives Matter protesters is that they shouldn’t be saying Black Lives Matter, they should be saying All Lives Matter.

But experts say that’s actually missing the point of what the whole movement is about.

So, while some people interpret the message as black lives matter ‘more’, it’s more accurate to think of it as black lives matter ‘too’.

The idea that black Americans are more likely to be killed by the police Is backed up by statistics.

Professor Lee was one of the people behind a 2019 study focused on people being killed by police.

That study shows black people are almost 2.5 times more likely to be killed by police than white people.

Why are so many more of the people being killed black American?

It’s not just about outright racism most of the police officers in the United States aren’t openly racist, which is why it’s really important to understand other concepts like implicit bias & systemic racism.

Implicit bias is all about attitudes & stereotypes that affect the way we think and make decisions without us even realising.

For example, if you grow up without really interacting with black and your only exposure to them is negative stereotypes in the media, then you’re more likely to link black people with crime and violence.

Negative portrayals of black Americans in the media have been around for a very, very long time.

Experts say everyone is affected by implicit bias and that includes people like judges & police officers.

That can affect how police interact with different communities, the kind of punishment a judge might hand down, or how a police officer might react to a black suspect during an arrest.

So, what about systemic racism?

Systemic racism is all about how the systems in society can be set up to unfairly impact certain communities, even if the people working in those systems aren’t racist themselves.


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Black Lives Matter explained: The history of a movement (15 min.)
Channel 4 News (2020)



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The Black Lives Matter group has been fighting to be heard since 2013 - and the phrase itself is now being seen on streets and screens all around the world after the killing of George Floyd. But how did the movement get here? And how did it begin?



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The Rise of Black Lives Matter (47 min.)
VPRO documentary (2016)


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In 2013 in Sanford, Florida, vigilante George Zimmerman was found not guilty of the murder of 17-year-old African American Trayvon Martin. As a result, the struggle against police violence flared up under the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter and turned into one of the biggest grassroots movements in the United States.

VPRO Backlight talked to co-founder Patrisse Cullors about the various forms of violence against black citizens, and why resistance is essential.


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Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement (2016) (39 min.)



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“Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement” is an original documentary film that chronicles the evolution of the Black Lives Matter movement through the first person accounts of local activists, protesters, scholars, journalists and others.

Dubbed the new “civil rights movement”, #BlackLivesMatter launched a transformative grassroots movement that moved from social media to the streets across America. As news and images of the senseless deaths of Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Freddie Grey and others spread online, a new generation of civil rights activists came together demanding institutional change. From scheduled marches, to assembled sit-ins and to heated rallies across the country, protesters and communities pushed the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter into a worldwide rallying cry.

This is the real story of brave young people who have found their voice to lead a powerful social movement. Now these activists face the daunting challenge of turning protest - into lasting change.

Directed by Peabody and three time Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Laurens Grant, “Stay Woke: The Black Lives Matter Movement,” chronicles the evolution of the Black Lives Matter movement through the first person accounts of local activists, protesters, scholars, journalists and celebrities including Jesse Williams, Nelly, Deray McKesson, Michaela Angela Davis, Wesley Lowery, Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Johnetta Elzie, Brittany Packnett and others.



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BLM’s #WhatMatters2020 (1 min.)




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Featuring the voices of BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors and BLM Global Network Managing Director Kailee Scales .

BLM’s #WhatMatters2020 is a campaign aimed to maximize the impact of the BLM movement by galvanizing BLM supporters and allies to the polls in the 2020 U.S Presidential Election to build collective power and ensure candidates are held accountable for the issues that systematically and disproportionately impact Black and under-served communities across the nation.

BLM’s #WhatMatters2020 will focus on issues concerning racial injustice, police brutality, criminal justice reform, Black immigration, economic injustice, LGBTQIA+ and human rights, environmental injustice, access to healthcare, access to quality education, and voting rights and suppression.

This initiative will inspire and motivate people to ask themselves and their candidates are you really addressing What Matters in 2020?



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Now, We Transform (1½ min.)
June 22, 2020



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Our fight for liberty, justice, and freedom continues. Together, we can — and will — transform.

This is the revolution. Change is coming.

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25th September 2020, 15:04
BLM Rioters Hunt Person Down In Vehicles And Attack Him, Truck "SLAMS" Into BLM Leftist In LA
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Gemma13
26th September 2020, 03:51
Trump's counter to Biden slogans that he is the only one who can help. Dems never put the money where their mouth is for years. Wonder if Trump will or is it just another false promise (sigh).


https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-plan-for-black-america

Trump $500B Black America plan designates KKK, Antifa as 'terrorist organizations'The plan calls for making lynching a national hate crime
 By Brooke Singman | Fox News

 By Brooke Singman | Fox News
Published September 25, 2020

President Trump’s plan for Black America designates the KKK and Antifa as terrorist organizations and calls for making lynching a national hate crime, while pledging to increase access to capital in Black communities by nearly $500 billion, Fox News has learned.

The president on Friday is expected to roll out details of what the campaign is calling the “Platinum Plan,” which details “opportunity,” “security,” “prosperity,” and “fairness” for the Black Community.

TRUMP SAYS HE'S DONE MORE FOR BLACK AMERICA THAN ANY PRESIDENT OTHER THAN LINCOLN

“For decades, Democrat politicians like Joe Biden have taken Black voters for granted. They made you big promises before every election—and then the moment they got to Washington, they abandoned you and sold you out,” the president is expected to say Friday, according to remarks exclusively obtained by Fox News. “The Democrats will always take Black voters for granted until large numbers of Black Americans vote Republican.”

The president is expected to tout the plan as “a bold vision that we can and will achieve over the next four years.”

The president’s plan, according to the campaign, will increase access to capital in Black communities by almost $500 billion, help to create 500,000 new Black-owned businesses, and help to create 3 million new jobs for the Black community.

Fox News obtained a copy of the "Platinum Plan." It states that it will “prosecute the KKK and ANTIFA as terrorist organizations and make lynching a national hate crime.”

The president’s plan also vows to make Juneteenth a national holiday.

Meanwhile, the president is also expected to commit to working on a “Second Step Act,” and provide access to better jobs and training opportunities for those in Black communities.

The Platinum Plan also pledges to give Black churches the ability to compete for federal resources for their communities; bring better and tailored healthcare to address what the campaign called “historic disparities,” and advance home ownership opportunities and enhance financial literacy in Black communities.

As for educational opportunities, the president is expected to vow, in federal, state and local community partnerships to “close failing schools” to replace with “full school choice and education opportunity,” while continuing to protect Historically Black Colleges & Universities.

RNC SAYS TRUMP'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN BLACK COMMUNITIES BOOSTING VOTER CONFIDENCE

The president is also expected to pledge to increase the amount of Pell grants and allow for vocational employment and advance targeted apprenticeship and job training programs.

Trump is expected to slam his Democratic opponent Joe Biden, saying that the former vice president “is offering Black Americans nothing but the same, tired, empty slogans.”

“I stand here to offer you solutions,” Trump is expected to say, while adding that “no one in Washington politics today has done more to hurt Black Americans than Joe Biden.”

The president is also expected to vow to increase public safety in Black communities.

“Instead of fighting for public safety for these communities, the Democrats are attacking our police and empowering far-left rioters, looters, and anarchists,” Trump is expected to say. “In the Republican Party, we believe in protecting ALL black lives – including the unborn.”

He is expected to add that Republicans "believe that every child, of every race – born and unborn – is made in the Holy image of God. Republicans believe that all human life is sacred.”

“At no time before has there been a clearer choice between two parties, two visions, two philosophies, and two agendas for the future,” Trump will say.

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26th September 2020, 14:16
"State Of Emergency" Declared In Portland Over Proud Boys, But NOT BLM Riots??! PB's ALREADY Won:
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26th September 2020, 14:47
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rgray222
26th September 2020, 14:58
BLM is a highly organized political movement that is well funded. They are using exactly the same tactics and tools as the Democrats and Republicans. Given the fact that BLM got it's prominence and monopoly position on race from secret meetings at the Obama White House (https://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/major-donors-consider-funding-black-lives-matter-215814) and the Soros started Democracy Alliance (https://www.influencewatch.org/organization/democracy-alliance-da/) in 2015 it is now become the largest movement in U.S. history per the NYTimes (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/07/03/us/george-floyd-protests-crowd-size.html).

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Here are just a few of the resources that BLM is using to raise funds and organize.


If you are able, donate to Black Lives Matter, HERE (https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019).
You can get involved in your local Black Lives Matter chapter. The full list is can be found HERE (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/07/03/us/george-floyd-protests-crowd-size.html).
Donate to a bail fund for protestors. The Action Bail Fund (https://secure.actblue.com/donate/wp4bl) organized by Black Lives Matter LA gives 100% of donations to support bail, fees, and medical costs.
Donate to The Peoples City Council Freedom Fund (https://www.gofundme.com/f/peoples-city-council-ticket-fund).
The Brooklyn Bail Fund can be found HERE (https://brooklynbailfund.org/donate).
A useful Twitter thread on other bail funds can be found HERE (https://twitter.com/costarastrology/status/1266393495260008448).
Donate to the National Police Accountability Projec (https://www.nlg-npap.org/)t, which helps protestors find legal counsel.
Sign a petition that is asking for all the officers involved in Floyd's death to be brought to justice. You can find it HERE (https://act.colorofchange.org/sign/justiceforfloyd_george_floyd_minneapolis).
The Justice for George Floyd petition can also be found HERE (https://www.change.org/p/mayor-jacob-frey-justice-for-george-floyd?recruiter=1096617288&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=psf_combo_share_initial&utm_term=psf_combo_share_abi&recruited_by_id=2943f820-a174-11ea-b563-a538d17ee3bd).
Racial justice educator and lawyer, Rachel Ricketts, has shared a number of anti-racism (https://www.rachelricketts.com/antiracism-resources) resources, addressing white privilege, amongst other things.
A comprehensive list of information for protestors, as well as other resources, can be found HERE (https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/).
A list of mental health resources for black people can be found HERE (https://twitter.com/mayarichardsun/status/1265676677549559809?s=21).
Watch this video (https://www.instagram.com/tv/CAyWudKlsbE/?utm_source=ig_embed), published by Black Lives Matter, on the death of George Floyd

ExomatrixTV
26th September 2020, 15:23
BLM donation links

Why help them to get more donations? I would not even spent 1 second extra of my life to show others HOW they get more money!

For the record: all lives matter including black, yellow, brown, white, pink, and people with purple hair ;)

>>lives matter<< any color in front of that is race-baiting! ... there is only 1 race: The Human Race!
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cheers,
John

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26th September 2020, 22:07
Message to Tim Pool
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My Message To Trump Supporter Gary Lamb And Donald Trump, Thank You:
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onawah
27th September 2020, 21:16
BLM Co-Founder’s Ties to Chinese Pro-Communist Group
https://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/blm-co-founders-ties-to-pro-communist-china-group/
9/27/20

"Mike Gonzalez, author of the recently-released book, 'The Plot to Change America: How Identity Politics Is Dividing the Land of the Free' joins Jan Jekielek to reveal the financial and ideological ties he discovered between Black Lives Matter and the Chinese Communist Party.

It's a very illuminating interview, worth listening to to the end. I've transcribed the first half below":

TRANSCRIPT

"Jan Jekielek: I want to talk to you about this recent article that you've written, finding a connection between Black Lives Matter's founder and all the pro-Chinese Communist Party groups in America. This is this is pretty fascinating, because there's been people alleging these kinds of connections there's some ideological overlap but this is the first time a kind of financial connection was discovered.

Mike Gonzalez: Yes, the overlap is ideological, definitely. One has to realize that this founder, Alicia Garza sits atop a worldwide revolutionary network. It's really a holding company for revolutionary cells. So one of the main ones, which she founded is the Black Lives Matter Global Network.

Now, I have to make clear that nobody is against the sentiment that black lives matter. In fact, I think all Americans adhere - at any rate, should adhere - to the fact that black lives of course do, indeed matter.

We're talking about the organizations. So, Alicia Garza is one of the founders of these organizations and in 2018, she founded yet another one, called the Black Futures Lab and the Black Futures Lab, if you go to the donate button, it says that the money you give will go to the Chinese Progressive Association of San Francisco.

The Chinese Progressive Association of San Francisco is a an organization that has pushed the Beijing Line in San Francisco, that has uh taken some actions that would benefit the People's Republic of China. But the main thing is that its leaders many of us leaders are members of LeftRoots.

LeftRoots is a an organization of the Hard Left...the Chinese Progressive Association of Boston, its leaders are also members of LeftRoots and I think that's where the ideological overlap is with Alicia Garza and the Black Lives Matter organization, because Alicia Garza is a Marxist; has said that she needs to "Smash Capitalism", has said this several times.

I just viewed a video this morning of the two other founders, Opal Tometi and Patrice Cullors chanting, "We have nothing to lose our chains," which is obviously straight out of the Communist Manifesto.

So, I think the overlap, the Venn Diagram overlap between the black lives matters organizations, Alicia Garza and groups like [Chinese Progressive Association] CPA San Francisco is this.

Jan Jekielek: But you actually found that there's a financial connection between the CPA and this new organization that Alicia Garza founded.

Mike Gonzalez: Yes, so the Black Futures Lab is a fiscally-sponsored project of the San Francisco CPA. I think that a lot of the Black Lives Matter organizations are fiscally-sponsored projects of one thing or another, because that gives them a degree of flexibility in how opaque they can be and how they spend their money. That's what the critics have said.

For example, the Black Lives Matter Global Network used to be a fiscally-sponsored project of Thousand Currents.

Thousand Currents is a another funder of the Hard Left- and then it emerged in July, because of research that was done by people here in Washington that the Vice Chairman of the Board of Thousand Currents, Susan Rosenberg, who used to be a member of the Weather Underground, which the FBI identified as a Domestic Terrorist Organization, she spent time in prison.



Susan Rosenberg, her sentence was commuted by Bill Clinton on his last day in office - and here she is, sitting on the board of Thousand Currents. So, after this emerges, Black Lives Matters Global Network, which is very media-savvy, became a fiscally-sponsored project of the Tides Center, which is also a funder of the Hard Left - but at least, it doesn't have Susan Rosenberg on its board

Jan Jekielek: So, Michael, you mentioned a couple of different organizations. You mentioned San Francisco CPA and Boston CPA. Obviously, different organizations. What actually ties these groups to the Chinese Communist Party?

Mike Gonzalez: Well, they were both created by I Wor Kuen. It was a hard-Marxist, militant organization in the '60s, which created the San Francisco CPA in 1972, then some of the IW people, they created the CPA in Boston in in in 1977. They're separately-registered and separately-run. Its members are connected through organizations, such as LeftRoots, which is a Marxist organization.

Both of them, the CPA in Boston has done events with the Chinese Consulate in Boston - with the Chinese Consulate in New York - but the events have taken place in Boston and the CPA in San Francisco has taken steps to defend the People's Republic of China.

For example, they were part of an organization in 1977 that urged the Department of Justice not to investigate Chinese spying in America that's spying by China. And they used the specious pretext that this was "racial profiling"...

Jan Jekielek: So, you mentioned to me, when we were speaking offline, that you had like three lines of evidence that that show the connection.

Mike Gonzalez: Well, I have that I just mentioned. Then there was the fact that Alex Tom is was part of an excursion organization, trying to bring people in China and the United States together. I looked at it. It looked like he was trying to find the Leftist Americans, trying to put them together with the most Leftist elements within the People's Republic of China and then... there was the third instance, in which the CPA San Francisco joined a letter to the Biden Campaign saying, "We want you to beat President Trump in the election, but we urge you not to engage in any China-bashing - and if you engage in any China-bashing, this is going to cost you at the polls."

The letter actually said that. So, I have no idea why an organization such as this would go to bat for the People's Republic of China, telling a candidate not to engage in criticism of China.

Jan Jekielek: That's really, really interesting. There's been a fact-check of sorts that was published recently about your article which, as it gained some traction on social media, that there is this connection. So, what is your response to that?

Mike Gonzalez: The New York Times, they're very eager to hide the Marxist roots of the Black Lives Matter organizations and its founders. And what I said is, "Look, it's no surprise The New York Times covered for Communists in the Soviet Union in the '30s, when it denied the genocide in Ukraine. The New York Times also covered for Communists in Cuba, when Herbert Matthew went down there and described the rebels as "Democrats" who were "not Marxists in the least."

And The New York Times is now engaging in the same practice here, in the United States, by trying to describe Black Lives Matter as a "movement" whether that is not Marxist, at all. And this is parsing issues, here. Because, obviously, the people who turn out to demonstrate, who are outraged by the the manner in which George Floyd died, they're not Marxist, they're just outraged by the the death of a fellow American and so, they go out and demonstrate.

But the way they're being manipulated by these organizations is the issue, here. These organizations, as I've said - and The New York Times cannot deny this, as much as it wants to. Alicia Garza, Patrice Cullors, especially are trade Marxists they say that, themselves. Patrice Cullers, for example trained at the Labor Community Strategy Center, that was founded by Eric Mann, another former member of the Weather Underground, who calls it a "center for revolutionaries," a center where he trains revolutionaries. She trained there for many years.

Alicia Garza also has said many times that "Capitalism has to be smashed," because Capitalism is racist, which is the opposite of the truth. Obviously, Capitalism is just a fancy word for, "I have [made] this cup with the sweat of my brow and you want to buy it. We both agree on a price and we both walk away happy."

In other words, it's another word for "freedom", right? It's actually a Marxist word for freedom. It's colorblind. It's the least racist thing, at all. It lifts up all people but yet, Alicia Garza says this, and as I said earlier, I believe I there's a video of Opal Tometi and Patrice Cullors chanting, "We have nothing to lose but our chains," which is out of Karl Marx and also all three of them praise Joanne Chesimard, who now goes by the name of Satta Shakur, who is Number one on the FBI Wanted List, who is a fugitive for having killed a cop; who fled prison and has been given asylum in Communist Cuba...

The New York Times is trying to obfuscate the fact that the CPA in San Francisco, which has taken pro-China stands is the fiscal sponsor of the BLM organization, because there's an ideological overlap.

So, LeftRoots is not just Left-of-Center. LeftRoots is a very Hard-Lefty organization. You know, that groups people around the world who want World Revolution, when you publish in LeftRoots, when you meet at LeftRoots, when you speak at LeftRoots, you are a bonafide, charter member of the Hard Left.

Jan Jekielek: In this article, "Fact-Checking the Fact Checker," you actually cite our columnist, Trevor Louden, who describes the CPAs as "Maoist organizations". Can you speak to that? What does that mean?

Mike Gonzalez: CPA was founded by I Wor Kuen in 1972. We have to remember, 1972 is the height of the Cultural Revolution... which lasted in China between '66 and '76. So, '72 is more or less a halfway point. This organization is founded to support the PRC in the United States, especially in San Francisco. Obviously, San Francisco and its very large Chinatown to convince the American public to switch recognition of China from Taiwan to the Communist People's Republic of China.

And they're inspired by the Revolution - again, at the height of the craziness of the Cultural Revolution, they find their inspiration in this. It's coincidental - or perhaps not - that many people are comparing what we're seeing in our streets today to the Red Guards of that time, of the Cultural Revolution and they're saying that we're going through at the same type of cultural revolution.

And we're seeing this, for example with the "struggle sessions" that are being held. That's a Maoist Cultural Revolution term. But we now we have the same things, in the "anti-racism training", which are nothing but struggle sessions, in which people must confess their sins. People must be made to atone for things they haven't done, for sins they haven't committed; this idea of collective sin or the sins of one's ancestors, carrying the sins of one's ancestors. Anybody who understands anything about religion, understands that you do not commit the sins of your grandfather, you do not carry them with you.

But I'm very happy to note, along those lines that President Trump has banned these struggle sessions, at least from the Federal workforce, although I heard in the State Department, it persists in going ahead with one of these struggle sessions. I will see whether the administration was able to stop them. I think they should be gone.

Especially, Corporate America has embraced these things, in a rush to show good intentions, as have uh other elements of our society. These are things that are straight out of the Mao's playbook."



BLM Co-Founder’s Ties to Pro-Communist China Group—Mike Gonzalez | American Thought Leaders
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"The Chinese Communist Party, or CCP, has long sought to subvert America. While a number of the groups involved in recent riots have ideological ties to Beijing, what are the deeper connections?

Heritage Foundation senior fellow Mike Gonzalez discovered that the Black Futures Lab, closely linked to the Black Lives Matter Global Movement, is being funded by an openly pro-CCP group, the Chinese Progressive Association.

In this episode, Gonzalez reveals exactly what he found, why recent fact-checks of his work have proven inaccurate, and why he believes identity politics is undermining the very foundations of America.

This is American Thought Leaders 🇺🇸, and I’m Jan Jekielek. "

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28th September 2020, 13:07
Media Accidentally EXPOSES That BLM Leftists May Suffer From Mass "Shared Paranoid Delusion":
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29th September 2020, 20:21
The Death of Andre Vltchek, A Passionate Warrior for Truth
September 24, 2020

“If the world is upside down the way it is now, wouldn’t we have to turn it over to get it to stand up straight?” – Eduardo Galeano, Upside Down, 1998

For decades, Andre Vltchek, an old-school journalist and artist (but a young man) who traveled the world in search of truth and who always stood up straight, tried to revolve the world and encourage people to revolt against injustice. In this age of arm-chair reporters, he stood out for his boldness and indefatigable courage. He told it straight. This irritated certain people and some pseudo-left publications, who sensed in him a no bull**** fierceness and nose for hypocrisy that frightened them, so they stopped publishing his writing. He went where so many others feared to tread, and he talked to people in places that were often the victims of Western imperialistic violence. He defended the defenseless and encouraged their defense.

Now he is dead. He died in the back seat of a chauffeur driven rental car on an overnight drive to Istanbul, Turkey. He was sleeping, and when his wife attempted to wake him upon arrival at their hotel, she couldn’t. He was 57-years-old.

Let him sleep in peace, but let his words ring out, his passionate cries for justice and peace in a world of violent predators.

Those who knew him and his work feel a great, great loss. His friend and colleague Peter Koenig wrote this touching goodbye.

As Koenig says, Vltchek was always defending those around the world who are considered disposable non-people, the Others, the non- whites, victims of Western wars, both military and economic, in places such as West Papua, Iraq, Syria, Africa, etc. He had a chip on his shoulder, a well justified chip, against the one-sided Western media and its elites that were always lecturing the rest of the world about their realities.

He was recently in the United States, and here is what he wrote:

But notice one thing: it is them, telling us, again, telling the world what it is and what it is not! You would never hear such statements in Africa, the Middle East, or Asia. There, people know perfectly well what it really is all about, whether it is about race or not!

I have just spent two weeks in the United States, analyzing the profound crises of U.S. society. I visited Washington, D.C., Minneapolis, New York, and Boston. I spoke to many people in all those places. What I witnessed was confusion and total ignorance about the rest of the world. The United States, a country which has been brutalizing our Planet for decades, is absolutely unable to see itself in the context of the entire world. People, including those from the media, are outrageously ignorant and provincial.

And they are selfish.

I asked many times: “Do black lives matter all over the world? Do they matter in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and do they matter in West Papua?” I swear, I received no coherent answer.

Somebody has to tell them… Somebody has to force them to open their eyes.

A few years ago, I was invited to Southern California to show my documentary work from Africa (my feature documentary film Rwanda Gambit, about West-triggered genocides in both Rwanda and later in the Democratic Republic of Congo), where millions of black people are dying, in order for the vast majority of the U.S. whites to live in piggish opulence.

But before I was allowed to present, I was warned: ‘Remember, people here are sensitive. Do not show too much of brutal reality, as it could disturb them.’

Hearing that, I almost left the event. Only my respect for the organizer made me stay.

Now I am convinced: it is time to force them to watch; to see rivers of blood, which their laziness, selfishness, and greed have triggered. It is time to force them to hear shouts of the agony of the others.

But as everyone knows, it is nearly impossible to force people to open their eyes and ears when they are dead set against doing so. Andre tried so hard to do that, and his frustration grew apace with those efforts that seemed to fall on deaf ears.

He was a relentless fighter, but he was a lover, too. His love for the people and cultures of the world was profound. Like Albert Camus, he tried to serve both beauty and suffering, the noblest of vocations. A lover of literature and culture, the best art and beauty ever produced, he was appalled at the way so many in the West had fallen into the pit of ignorance, illiteracy, and the grip of propaganda so tight that “what is missing is life. Euphoria, warmth, poetry and yes – love – are all in extremely short supply there.”

He sensed, and said it, that nihilism rules in the United States beneath the compulsive consumerism and the denial of the violence that the U.S. inflicts on people across the world. It was selfishness run amok. Me me me. It was, he felt, soul death, the opposite of all the ostensible religiousness that is a cover story for despair. He wrote:

It has to be stopped. I say it because I do love this life, the life, which still exists outside the Western realm; I’m intoxicated with it, obsessed with it. I live it to the fullest, with great delight, enjoying every moment of it.

Poetry, music, great literature, these he loved as he fought on the barricades for peace.

I urge you to read his article, Love, Western Nihilism and Revolutionary Optimism.

He was a rare and courageous man. Let us ring bells in his honor.

http://edwardcurtin.com/the-death-of-andre-vltchek-a-passionate-warrior-for-truth/

Alan
29th September 2020, 21:57
I just recently noticed that the banner to the forum now says "...where all lives matter...".

I like it.

onawah
4th October 2020, 00:27
THE WHITE MAN BEHIND BLACK LIVES MATTER
10/2/20
https://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/the-secret-origins-of-black-lives-matter/

"YouTuber Mr Reagan says, “People think Black Lives Matter is a grassroots organization born out of the Black community but this is not remotely true” and in this video, he does a deep dive into BLM, which he calls, “A racist organization, the stated purpose of which is the destruction of Western civilization, which they refer to as ‘imperialist’.

“They’re anti-American, anti-family, anti-heterosexual, anti-christian, sexist against men and racist against white people. They are 100% a hate group. In their own words, they want to ‘Disrupt the Western-prescribed nuclear family.'”

Black Lives matter was putatively founded by three women of African descent, Alicia Garza, Opal Tometi and Patrice Cullors. Cullors trained for many years at the Labor/Community Strategy Center, founded by former Weather Underground member, Eric Mann, who called it a “center for revolutionaries.”

Cullors’ mentor, Eric Mann is a grandfather of the social justice movement and a former member of the violent domestic terrorist group, the Weather Underground, which bombed several Federal buildings during the 1970s, including the Capitol and the Pentagon.

The Weather Underground was led by Bill Ayers, who gained renewed notoriety during the 2008 presidential election, when it was revealed that his path had crossed with Barack Obama’s at the Annenberg and the Woods foundations at the kick-off of Obama’s meteoric rise. As we’ve recently discussed, American oligarchs have been actively financing Communist subversives for over a century.

In many ways, Black Lives Matter is a resurrection of the Weather Underground. The practices of maximum property damage and extreme anti-white racism originated with the latter. Mr Reagan says, “According to Wikipedia, the Weather Underground adopted the belief that all white babies were tainted with the original sin of skin privilege, declaring that all white babies are ‘pigs’.”

So, Eric Mann was the mentor of Patrice Cullors, Founder of Black Lives Matter, which has the same basic philosophy and tactics as the Weather Underground. Mr Reagan says, “Keep in mind that Bill Ayers, Bernadine Dohrn and several other members of the Weather Underground eventually became university professors…

“There is a theory amongst Marxists called the ‘Long march through the universities,’ and the idea is that if Marxist ideas can be taught to several generations of university students, then eventually, there will be a cultural shift towards Marxism – and this has been effective, as we’ve see. Ironically, it might be Eric Mann who has had the greatest impact, having germinated the Black Lives Matter movement through Patrice Khan Cullors.”

The organization in which Cullors met Eric Mann was the Labor/Community Strategic Center, which describes itself as an “Urban experiment to grassroots organizing, focused in Black and Latino communities, with deep historical ties to the long history of anti-colonial, anti-imperialist, pro-Communist resistance to the US Empire…”

In other words, as Mr Reagan says, “They’re against this country. That’s their position. They stand in opposition to America…

“Black Lives Matter seems to merely be an extension of an older terrorist organization, the Weather Underground …it seems to have the same motivations, it seems to have the same philosophy and it seems to have the same goals. Both groups seem to believe that the United States is evil, the police are the enemy and the country must be destroyed, so that a new Marxist state will emerge from the ashes.

“Black Lives Matter is not actually interested in Black lives. The organization is interested in the destruction of the country. Black people are merely being exploited to that end.”

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The Secret Origins of Black Lives Matter
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ExomatrixTV
4th October 2020, 15:10
Critical Race Theory is Driving Britain Mad
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Sue (Ayt)
4th October 2020, 16:40
THE WHITE MAN BEHIND BLACK LIVES MATTER
10/2/20
https://forbiddenknowledgetv.net/the-secret-origins-of-black-lives-matter/


The Weather Underground was led by Bill Ayers, who gained renewed notoriety during the 2008 presidential election, when it was revealed that his path had crossed with Barack Obama’s at the Annenberg and the Woods foundations at the kick-off of Obama’s meteoric rise. As we’ve recently discussed, American oligarchs have been actively financing Communist subversives for over a century.

In many ways, Black Lives Matter is a resurrection of the Weather Underground. The practices of maximum property damage and extreme anti-white racism originated with the latter. Mr Reagan says, “According to Wikipedia, the Weather Underground adopted the belief that all white babies were tainted with the original sin of skin privilege, declaring that all white babies are ‘pigs’.”


Read bout the Weather Underground, and see how history repeats: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_Underground

It would be very informative to younger people to research this subject. Those turbulent days were very similar to today. The "peace, love, no more war" sentiments of the hippies were thoroughly corrupted by this weatherman/SDS infiltration, along with the drugs, music messages, and perhaps even the Manson incident (which some suspect was a ff, thus "Pigs" written in blood on the wall, using the pregnant actress.)

It is sad and scary seeing lovely ideals corrupted, whether it be those of the hippie movement, or the "woke's" idealism. The cognitive dissonance and despair that is created is huge!

This song, imo tells much about those times. Some even believe that Dylan was carefully chosen by the alphabet agencies to implant their agenda.
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Lyrics
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Johnny's in the basement
Mixing up the medicine
I'm on the pavement
Thinking about the government
The man in the trench coat
Badge out, laid off
Says he's got a bad cough
Wants to get it paid off
Look out kid
It's somethin' you did
God knows when
But you're doing it again
You better duck down the alley way
Lookin' for a new friend
A man in the coonskin cap, in the pig pen
Wants eleven dollar bills, you only got ten
Maggie comes fleet foot
Face full of black soot
Talkin' that the heat put
Plants in the bed but
The phone's tapped anyway
Maggie says that many say
They must bust in early May
Orders from the D.A. Look out kid
Don't matter what you did
Walk on your tip toes
Don't tie no bows
Better stay away from those
That carry around a fire hose
Keep a clean nose
Watch the plain clothes
You don't need a weather man
To know which way the wind blows
Oh, get sick, get well
Hang around a ink well
Hang bail, hard to tell
If anything is goin' to sell
Try hard, get barred
Get back, write braille
Get jailed, jump bail
Join the army, if you fail
Look out kid
You're gonna get hit
But losers, cheaters
Six-time users
Hang around the theaters
Girl by the whirlpool
Lookin' for a new fool
Don't follow leaders, watch the parkin' meters
Oh, get born, keep warm
Short pants, romance
Learn to dance, get dressed, get blessed
Try to be a success
Please her, please him, buy gifts
Don't steal, don't lift
Twenty years of schoolin'
And they put you on the day shift
Look out kid
They keep it all hid
Better jump down a manhole
Light yourself a candle
Don't wear sandals
Try to avoid the scandals
Don't want to be a bum
You better chew gum
The pump don't work
'Cause the vandals took the handles

Franny
5th October 2020, 02:35
Shades of the '60s and Black Panthers, these folks mean business. It's sad that it will further divide the country and inflame and weaken race relations and it doesn't have to be that way.

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They really are called Not F---ing Around Coalition, NFAC.

From Wikipedia:


John Jay Fitzgerald Johnson, known as Grand Master Jay, claims leadership of the group[6] and has stated that it is composed of "ex military shooters."[7] Johnson, who was an independent candidate for U.S. president in 2016,[6] stated, "We are a Black militia. We aren't protesters, we aren't demonstrators. We don't come to sing, we don't come to chant. That's not what we do."[8] Furthermore, in the same interview, Johnson expressed Black Nationalist views, putting forth the view that the United States should either hand the state of Texas over to African-Americans so that they may form an independent country, or allow African-Americans to depart the United States to another country that would provide land upon which to form an independent nation.[4]

Bill Ryan
10th October 2020, 21:36
Ideological indoctrination from Barbie, published 3 days ago.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCzwoMDgF_I

Anka
10th October 2020, 22:02
Ideological indoctrination from Barbie, published 3 days ago.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCzwoMDgF_I

Is a fashion doll manufactured, I'm not a fan but I know that a lot of accessories can be used, so it should be a toy. Can the expansion of this brand in the media go further than that?I'm sorry, but I abandoned the cartoon programs because of the topics induced by this character.:blushing:

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"I don't wish to sound chauvinistic, but I feel the female body is beautiful to look at, more so than a male's." --Barbi Benton

...no matter how we look or feel, in the end all lives matter!:heart:

rgray222
12th October 2020, 16:38
I am posting this story under the heading of BLM but in my estimation, this is ANTIFA using BLM to further their anti-capitalist, anti-west agenda. At the same time, I honestly believe that BLM is fully aware of what ANTIFA stands for and why ANTIFA is supporting BLM. The synergy of the two groups together far outweigh the power of one group on their own.

LINCOLN, TEDDY ROOSEVELT STATUES TOPPLED

Portland absorbed another night of violent protests Sunday that resulted in the toppling of two statues in the city and reports of numerous buildings with their windows smashed in, including the Oregon Historical Society.

One person could be heard saying, “F--- all you colonizers. Every one of you that’s against Black Lives Matter can f--- the f--- off.”

https://imagez.tmz.com/image/cd/4by3/2020/10/12/cd16128c71554f9ea100196c7a26636f_md.jpg
https://twitter.com/NDpendentPDX/status/1315504850788990976

Portland protesters marked the eve of Columbus Day by toppling 2 statues of American presidents, claiming they represent America's racist history.

The statues were on the route of a march titled, Indigenous People's Day of Rage. Some of the signs read, "Stop honoring racist colonizer murderers." A Lewis and Clark mural was also vandalized with red paint.

The toppled statues were spraypainted and unceremoniously left on the ground. The words "stolen land" were painted at the base of Lincoln's statue.

As far as we can tell, no arrests were made for taking the statues down.

Source:https://www.tmz.com/2020/10/12/portland-protesters-destory-lincoln-teddy-roosevelt-statutes-racist/ (https://www.tmz.com/2020/10/12/portland-protesters-destory-lincoln-teddy-roosevelt-statutes-racist/)

rgray222
21st October 2020, 13:30
BLM freely and openly call themselves a political organization but so many people overlook the politics in favor of racial equality. Racial equality is not about politics it is about people's hearts and minds. Mixing politics with race is wrong and every level and it clearly cancels out any effort to improve racial justice.

Police: Man Putting Up BLM Sign Fires Shotgun At Trump Truck

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A Maryland man putting up a Black Lives Matter sign in his yard was arrested after he was charged with firing a shotgun at Trump supporters driving by in a pickup truck over the weekend.

WJV-TV reports that police have booked 50-year old Douglas Kuhn.

Neal Houk and his son said they honked their horn at a neighbor putting up a Black Lives Matter sign.

‘He reached down. He had a shotgun right there, pulled it out and pointed it right at,’ Houk said. ‘And we were in disbelief. Next thing we heard was a shotgun blast.’

No one was hurt in the incident.

Police located a 12-gauge shotgun and took Kuhn into custody.

“For someone to take it that far, you gotta be filled with a lot of rage to go out and put a sign up and carry a 12-gauge with you,” Todd said.

Kuhn is facing assault and reckless endangerment charges and a felony firearm charge.

Source: https://www.mrctv.org/index.php/blog/police-man-putting-blm-sign-shoots-trump-truck

ExomatrixTV
3rd November 2020, 19:26
Talk the Walk: Larry Pinkney

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Larry Pinkney, part one:

The death of George Floyd has galvanised the world to address racism in their respective countries. Leading the charge is the Black Lives Matter organisation. However, its founders have professed to be "trained Marxists" and its mission statement includes, "disrupting the Western-prescribed nuclear family" and "dismantling cis-gender privilege". What does this have to do with anti-racism?

Larry Pinkney, an original member of the Black Panther Party, joins the program to discuss the group, the anti-racism movement and the future.

Part 2:

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I wish "mega big" (multi-millionaire) celebrities like Lewis Hamilton (https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/sep/24/lewis-hamilton-black-lives-matter-protest-human-rights-issue-not-politics) would study what this Senior Black Panther Activist Larry Pinkney (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Pinkney) has to say about "BLM" and realizing he is trapped in a corporate controlled media industrial complex propaganda 24/7 doing its bidding.

cheers,
John Kuhles
3rd November 2020



related:

Jones and Larry Pinkney discuss what BLM is really about:
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Bill Ryan
12th November 2020, 14:18
From Paul Joseph Watson, today:


https://infowars.com/posts/black-lives-matter-leader-demands-biden-follow-blm-agenda (https://infowars.com/posts/black-lives-matter-leader-demands-biden-follow-blm-agenda/)

Black Lives Matter Leader Demands Biden Follow BLM Agenda

"We want something for our vote."

Black Lives Matter leader Patrisse Cullors has demanded a meeting with Joe Biden, asserting that if Biden is elected president he must ‘prioritize’ the BLM agenda.

“Without the resounding support of Black people, we would be saddled with a very different electoral outcome. In short, Black people won this election,” wrote Cullors, despite the fact that BLM didn’t explicitly endorse any candidate.

Demanding a meeting with Biden to “discuss the expectations that we have for your administration and the commitments that must be made to Black people,” Cullors made it clear that BLM wouldn’t take no for an answer when it comes to giving them influence within a Biden administration.

“We want something for our vote,” wrote Cullors, adding, “We want to be heard and our agenda to be prioritized.”

Claiming that the United States was built on the “subjugation” of black people, the far-left activist demanded a “well-thought out, community-driven, fully resourced agenda that addresses the particular challenges faced by Black people.”

Only after they noticed it had started to hurt them in the polls did the Democratic Party denounce BLM-orchestrated rioting and looting that had been tearing U.S. cities apart for months in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd.

As has been pointed out many times before, BLM’s agenda isn’t merely “justice” for black people, it’s the systematic destruction of capitalism and the western way of life.

Cullors herself has repeatedly cited her inspiration (https://www.prisonplanet.com/inspiration-behind-black-lives-matter-is-on-the-fbis-most-wanted-terrorists-list.html) as none other than Assata Shakur, a convicted cop killer who is on the FBI’s ‘Most Wanted Terrorists’ list.

She was also the protégé (https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/06/24/black-lives-matter-founder-mentored-by-ex-domestic-terrorist-who-worked-with-bill-ayers/) of communist-supporting domestic terrorist Eric Mann.
If Biden does take the White House and cave to the Black Lives Matter agenda, he will be sacrificing America in the process.

Journeyman
12th November 2020, 14:26
I think there's a lot more going on than a civil rights movement, or even an attempt to shift the political landscape.

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The occult spirituality of BLM (https://www.crisismagazine.com/2020/the-occult-spirituality-of-black-lives-matter)


Patrisse Cullors says, “In my tradition you offer things that your loved ones who have passed away would want. Whether it’s like honey or tobacco… things like that…. It is important that we be in direct relationship with the dead.” She continues: “Hashtags for us are way more than a hashtag. It is literally almost resurrecting spirits that are going to work through us to get the work done.”

Melina Abdullah concurs. “What’s happened as we invoke these names is the invocation of their names that goes beyond remembering them,” she explains. “We call out our ancestors, we call them out for specific purposes”:

Here's Anubis 'Taking the knee'

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/477733472956309115/

rgray222
15th November 2020, 23:45
I only posted a few videos from this story, it was just too difficult and sad to watch them all. Unfortunately, the news media did not cover the march and they certainly did not cover the Biden supporters being thugs.

Antifa/BLM Terrorists Viciously Attack Women, Children, and Elderly Following Million MAGA March

Following the peaceful and highly successful March for Trump in Washington D.C Saturday, violent antifa and Black Lives Matter agitators went on the attack, assaulting elderly Trump supporters, punching women, harassing families, and destroying property.

Black clad anarchists destroyed a pop-up MAGA merchandise shop that was reportedly operated by a black man.

The agitators then made a bonfire in the street with the MAGA hats and gear they stole from the pop-up shop.

Political commentator Savanah Hernandez gave an on the scene account of the violence she witnessed after the Million MAGA March.

Hernandez said the D.C. police just stood back watched as the antifa mob harassed a family, destroyed the pop-up shop and burned the merchandize in the street.

“It was the most heartbreaking thing I’ve ever seen, she said.

Hernandez said she had to take a breather from the action because for the past two or three hours, she had “watched people get viciously attacked,” adding that “it’s very difficult to have to watch your fellow Americans get attacked so blatantly. We’re talking the elderly, women, children, everyone in Washington D.C. right now.”

Hernandez said the police were keeping Trump supporters blocked off in an area to keep them safe from the domestic terrorists.

“That’s what’s happening in D.C. right now,” she said. “They physically can’t walk down the street without getting attacked by a hundred domestic terrorists.”

Tens of thousands of Trump supporters flooded into Washington to demand election integrity and let Democrats and their allies in the media know that the MAGA movement isn’t going away.

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1327765440001503232

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1327743943363100673

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1327768124465184768

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1327737656369840128

For the full story: https://amgreatness.com/2020/11/14/antifa-blm-terrorists-viciously-attack-women-children-and-elderly-following-million-maga-march/

Eva2
23rd November 2020, 06:08
I hope this isn't a portent for the near future. There is sure to be havoc once the election is confirmed and Florida seems to have given a green light to take it to the streets and its all ok!

Florida “Anti-Mob” Bill Gives Civilians Immunity If They Shoot Looters Or Run Over Protesters

https://themindunleashed.com/2020/11/florida-anti-mob-bill-gives-civilians-immunity-if-they-shoot-looters-or-run-over-protesters.html?fbclid=IwAR28ma-SXm8_iBuobarcJ2fnxG9Gg4kNME40FnyFImQm0yrCHTbIwKs9eEE

Ewan
23rd November 2020, 08:55
I hope this isn't a portent for the near future. There is sure to be havoc once the election is confirmed and Florida seems to have given a green light to take it to the streets and its all ok!

Florida “Anti-Mob” Bill Gives Civilians Immunity If They Shoot Looters Or Run Over Protesters

https://themindunleashed.com/2020/11/florida-anti-mob-bill-gives-civilians-immunity-if-they-shoot-looters-or-run-over-protesters.html?fbclid=IwAR28ma-SXm8_iBuobarcJ2fnxG9Gg4kNME40FnyFImQm0yrCHTbIwKs9eEE

Well nothing could possibly go wrong there, just given carte blanche to vigilante justice.

ExomatrixTV
3rd January 2021, 17:32
Ted Cruz Exposes Democrat So Badly She Actually Has to Walk Out of Hearing


If you saw what happened in Portland on New Year's Eve, you know these Antifa goons are not finished. Never forget the Democrats who enabled them. Ever.

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source (https://www.facebook.com/101043269988443/videos/859549584862755/)

ExomatrixTV
5th January 2021, 16:06
Tucker Carlson Exposes What George Soros Is REALLY Doing

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This is just a killer monologue. Trust me and stick with me until the end...


source (https://www.facebook.com/dan.bongino/videos/747944929452950/)

⚠️ Live - Stop The Steal - Save America Rally - Mass Protest Washington DC - January 6th 2021: tinyurl.com/6Jan2020-Mass-Protest-USA-Live (http://tinyurl.com/6Jan2020-Mass-Protest-USA-Live)

ExomatrixTV
13th April 2021, 13:02
Marxist BLM Leader Criticized For Buying $1.4 Million Home; West Point Teaches Critical Race Theory

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00:00 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZEi02CwPqc&t=0s)​ Intro: CRT taught at West Point Academy
02:46 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZEi02CwPqc&t=166s)​ BLM Leader Found Luxury Home Purchases; Police and Riot
15:45 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZEi02CwPqc&t=945s)​ CCP Vaccines Admitted to be Weaker Black Lives Matter, an organization known for promoting racial equality for Black Americans. Its "trained Marxist" founder has recently come under fire for being exposed to have purchased a total of $3.2 million dollars in four home properties in the US. This as the message of fighting for the black community is not going to get better perception, if their leader is enjoying the capitalism benefits. That and the recent police shooting have once again put the city of Minneapolis under riot and looting. What happens when cops are discouraged from doing their jobs. In other news, West Point Academy is allegedly teaching its cadets critical race education. How would that help fight wars? And the CCP vaccine is less effective than other vaccines, like Pfizer. All that and more.

ExomatrixTV
13th April 2021, 14:03
BLM Riots ERUPT Across The Country, Stores Looted And Burned, Politician And Media Call it Peaceful:

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Tintin
13th April 2021, 15:35
BLM Riots ERUPT Across The Country, Stores Looted And Burned, Politician And Media Call it Peaceful:

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..and in a delicious irony....

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Eva2
14th April 2021, 18:08
Opposing "opinions"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRen8nI8_aM

Gemma13
15th April 2021, 02:23
Opposing "opinions"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRen8nI8_aM

:bump::bump::bump:

Wow.  A clear demonstration of mainstream media talking heads only willing to cherry pick points to fit their narrative.  This could have been a stimulating, rewarding discussion . . . if only (sigh). I guess the supporters of these egotistical talking heads will be out to cancel this sheriff who is having to deal with the loss of his colleagues, let alone dealing with the fear within their departments that is spawned by these BLM extremists.

Kudos to the sheriff for trying.

Mike
15th April 2021, 17:14
Black woman/BLM supporter adopts white girl and beats her to death. No this isn't to suggest black, BLM supporting women are murderous monsters, but to demonstrate the profound media bias at the moment. I haven't seen this story anywhere in the mainstream media. Not a whisper. Had a white woman adopted a black girl and beat her to death we'd never hear the end of it. There'd be protests and riots, a moment of silence, and likely a day named in the kid's honor. But in this instance, not a peep. Go figure. Video is a little over 17 mins long. A tremendously sad and tragic event:

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ExomatrixTV
17th April 2021, 12:31
The Latest LIES of Black Lives Matter Exposed:

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ExomatrixTV
17th April 2021, 14:04
Facebook censors stories about real estate shopping spree by BLM co-founder:

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Gracy
17th April 2021, 16:46
The Latest LIES of Black Lives Matter Exposed:

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So, here's my take on what ole Mark Dice has to say here:

Even before we get started: The title "Black Lies Matter". Really??? That can be takes a whoooooooole lot different way than his cute little play on words.

- Within the first 5 seconds, "the lies from Black Lives Matter". This supposes, and encourages his faithful audience, that anyone who supports BLM is a liar.

- In the first 2 minutes, the protesters are a mob, and some of them had guns. Well, I just saw a bunch of people peacefully protesting. It's almost like any group of black people who gather in protest, are automatically a violent mob.

And so far as the guns comment, so effing what? Isn't everyone associated with Infowars a staunch 2nd Amendment advocate? I don't recall Mark ever crying foul over patriots protesting with guns during protests...

Come to think of it, I don't recall Mark ever throwing shade like this on the January 6 melee at the capitol incident by calling that a mob. Hmmmm, I guess that's different.

- At 4 minutes, "in almost every single case, over the past 7 or 8 years the black lives matter has been active, when a black man has been killed by police, it's a fully, legally, morally, ethically justified shooting".

Yes Mark, cops get away with a lot of sleazy and horrific s@@t, don't they?

Here's a shining example from a few years back:
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And he continues on that every BLM protest is violent. Yes, when you ignore every peaceful protest, they are all violent. That's how that works...

- At 7:40: "Some people criticize my stance for wanting to build more jails, but, we need more jails".

Wonderful idea! The US is already the world's grand champion at incarceration, let's double down on that.

You know, my business takes me into black, and mixed neighborhoods all the time, and people have BLM signs all over the place. I make it a point to go watch the yearly Martin Luther King march in the same area, and there were all kinds of signage there as well.

I can only imagine how deeply offended and infuriated they would be at watching Mark's video. But what do they know right? Just build more cages to put them in.

I can't believe I ever used to really like his material. Either he's changed, I've changed, or both.

Much as he talks about a divided country, he's right in there dividing with the best of them on the same social media platform that he loves to scoff at as being a tool used for divisiveness...

ExomatrixTV
19th April 2021, 17:26
Former BLM member on Jordan Peterson, Evergreen & Ta-Nehisi Coates (Brittany King & Bret Weinstein):

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Full Podcast:
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Former BLM organizer Objectively Watches Jordan Peterson vs. Rev Michael Dyson Debate:

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My name is Brittany King. This is #AmericanShade (https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/americanshade)​:

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ExomatrixTV
19th April 2021, 18:10
My thoughts on the National BLM | & Why the "Left & Right" Are Wrong| from a Former BLM organizer:

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Mark
19th April 2021, 18:24
I haven't watched any of these videos but I know the title of the last one is absolutely correct. Both the Left and Right ARE wrong.

We have to find a way through this all together and beyond the machinations of those who wish to divide and conquer. Because that is all it is ever and has ever been about and as long as we here in the AltCom are divided there is no way in hell that the rest of the MSM world can come together.

Bill Ryan
19th April 2021, 18:59
I haven't watched any of these videos but I know the title of the last one is absolutely correct. Both the Left and Right ARE wrong.

We have to find a way through this all together and beyond the machinations of those who wish to divide and conquer. Because that is all it is ever and has ever been about and as long as we here in the AltCom are divided there is no way in hell that the rest of the MSM world can come together.


The "Right-Left" dichotomy: false, simplistic, & manipulative. (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111305-The-Right-Left-dichotomy-false-simplistic-manipulative.)

(I did watch the Brittany King video just above (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111435-Black-Lives-Matter&p=1423052&viewfull=1#post1423052) — 40 minutes long, but she could have stated the essence of what she wanted to in 2 minutes flat. She's on a journey, and kudos to her, but she's still learning as she goes.)

Constance
19th April 2021, 20:07
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ExomatrixTV
22nd April 2021, 01:04
BLM Co-founder Purchases $1.4 Million Home In Community With 0.4% Black Population | Larry Elder:

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ExomatrixTV
24th April 2021, 00:47
Denzel Washington: The Only Hollywood Star Telling the Truth About Race | Larry Elder:

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ExomatrixTV
25th April 2021, 12:44
Twitter, Facebook and Netflix moguls have donated $7.5M to ‘Marxist’ BLM co-founder (https://www.infowars.com/posts/twitter-facebook-and-netflix-moguls-have-donated-7-5m-to-marxist-blm-co-founder-who-is-pushing-their-net-neutrality-policy/) who is pushing their ‘net neutrality’ policy.

thepainterdoug
25th April 2021, 20:03
a black police officer speaks out on bbc. https://outline.com/nFDWts

"I think we're living in the twilight zone," Tatum said of the Chauvin trial. "This conviction, in my personal opinion, did nothing for our country. People are living a lie.

Mike
25th April 2021, 21:20
a black police officer speaks out on bbc. https://outline.com/nFDWts

"I think we're living in the twilight zone," Tatum said of the Chauvin trial. "This conviction, in my personal opinion, did nothing for our country. People are living a lie.



I think that's an insult to the Twilight Zone:)

thepainterdoug
25th April 2021, 21:21
good one Mike!!!

ExomatrixTV
30th April 2021, 13:01
Why Leftists Unleashed FULL RACIST RAGE Against Senator Tim Scott:

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Tim Scott joins 'Hannity' to respond to racist attacks on social media:

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Officer Tatum GOES OFF on the BBC Network - America isn't a Racist Nation:

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ExomatrixTV
2nd May 2021, 17:53
Leftists LOSE IT After Senator Scott Says America Is Not A Racist Country:

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Parent uncovers internal documents exposing school's 'woke' agenda:

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Larry Elder Explains How He Became A Conservative:

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ExomatrixTV
3rd May 2021, 15:12
When the Alt-Left is accused to be influenced by far-left extremists (like AntiFa (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111137-Antifa) & some BLM (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111435-Black-Lives-Matter) leaders) you can be assured that almost all Mainstream Media like: CNN, MSNBC, Politico, Vice, CBS, ABC, Washington Post, New York Times etc. etc. will not repeat that accusation (or insinuation) over and over and over and over and over again!



When the Alt-Right is accused to be influenced by far-right extremists (like real Neo-Nazis (https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-many-nazis-are-there-in-america-really)) you can be assured that almost all Mainstream Media like: CNN, MSNBC, Politico, Vice, CBS, ABC, Washington Post, New York Times etc. etc. WILL repeat that accusation (or insinuation) over and over and over and over and over again!

So if you get labeled/framed "Alt Right" (knowing you are not) read the above again and tell me how that makes you feel? ... knowing how the mass-media works 24/7.

cheers,
John Kuhles aka 'ExomatrixTV'
May 3rd, 2021

ExomatrixTV
14th May 2021, 22:28
What Would Malcolm X Say About Black Lives Matter?

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ExomatrixTV
17th May 2021, 15:30
Ted Cruz Drops NUKE on Biden’s DOJ Nominee That No One Saw Coming:

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ExomatrixTV
24th May 2021, 14:29
How Cultural Marxism Births a One-Party System:

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ExomatrixTV
24th May 2021, 23:12
Space Force Officer Removed After Denouncing Marxism; SCOTUS to Take on Major Abortion Case | NTD:

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ExomatrixTV
5th June 2021, 21:04
The Horror of Teaching Critical Race Theory to Kids:

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(warning: it contains lots of Satire & Sarcasm you may find "distasteful" or totally hilarious funny)

ExomatrixTV
6th June 2021, 15:37
WATCH: Michael Knowles ATTACKED During Speech By CRAZED Leftist:

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ExomatrixTV
7th June 2021, 17:33
EXPOSED: Yale speaker makes VILE statements about ALL white people:

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ExomatrixTV
9th June 2021, 02:26
WOKE INSANITY: Shapiro RIPS NatGeo's RACE CARD & Obama's BLAME GAME:

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ExomatrixTV
9th June 2021, 19:52
Former Mao Red Guard Member Warns Americans about "Critical Race Theory":

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(09:00 onward)

ExomatrixTV
10th June 2021, 14:36
TOM MACDONALD JUST BROKE THE INTERNET WITH "SNOWFLAKE" (Reaction):

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Tom MacDonald - "Snowflakes":

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ExomatrixTV
19th June 2021, 15:17
BLACK Professor BAFFLES Don Lemon "We ALREADY Had Reparations":

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ExomatrixTV
21st June 2021, 14:05
9-Year-Old Girl Smoke The “Woke” School Board Over BLM Posters:

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ExomatrixTV
22nd June 2021, 22:13
Morgan Freeman Silences Don Lemon by Calling BS on Blaming Racism | DM CLIPS | Rubin Report:

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Gracy
23rd June 2021, 13:47
This guy is a former career cop, that does a very good job of breaking down police behavior. I fully agree with his opinion here, that if this would have been a white cop shooting a black guy in this situation, all hell would have broken loose. As it stands, looks like he faces no charges which is generally par for the course.
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ExomatrixTV
24th June 2021, 11:28
A Mother and Teacher on Critical Race Theory INDOCTRINATING Children:

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Eva2
25th June 2021, 17:18
I actually had a hard time watching this. This wasn't an interview - more like an attack session intended to demoralize and ridicule an opposing viewpoint - so much for a debate on different views. I think this Joy Reid is pushing a very harmful agenda for divide and conquer.

'WATCH: After Failing to Defend CRT, Joy Reid Cuts Off Guest'
'Reid repeatedly cut off Rufo, who is an expert on the issue, during the 15-minute interview. Rufo struggled to complete more than a sentence or two throughout the entire interview without being cut off, shouted down, or talked over.'

https://americanactionnews.com/media/2021/06/25/watch-after-failing-to-defend-crt-joy-reid-cuts-off-guest/?fbclid=IwAR07cmgrpidrTtHpgLEkhgTX0ivf_yDAoOe4fmWLcUNHh8osMVFdEbDeG7Y

rgray222
15th July 2021, 17:36
This is worth watching especially after the England/Italy match. Regardless of your politics, it shows that much of the media was falsely manipulating Twitter and FB posts to show England as a racist country.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmc12n5uCPU

ExomatrixTV
16th July 2021, 10:51
'Outnumbered' blasts BLM for praising Cuban regime, blaming US for unrest:
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ExomatrixTV
19th July 2021, 18:15
My Thoughts on the BLM Movement [MONTAGE]:

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ExomatrixTV
23rd July 2021, 14:02
tinyurl.com/American-Marxism-Explained (http://tinyurl.com/American-Marxism-Explained)

ExomatrixTV
27th July 2021, 14:43
BLM Harassment Results In Bar-Owner Taking His Own Life, Family Sues State:

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Mark (Star Mariner)
2nd August 2021, 16:28
Quality 2 minutes. Surprised yt didn't take this down yet.

Dear BLM: BYE.
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ExomatrixTV
27th September 2021, 13:57
BLM hypocrite owned by Aboriginal man

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rgray222
3rd October 2021, 00:45
I am not sure what purpose having two national anthems serves other than to intentionally damage the country and inflict maximum chaos.

Source: https://rumble.com/vmzy4x-bill-maher-schools-the-view-on-the-black-national-anthem.html?mref=22lbp&mc=56yab&fbclid=IwAR02Ku9BYRugaIK3sACCQMogri3-e4Zr8ISUYpa9jcIvfLc7FVsR1h-th5M

ExomatrixTV
10th October 2021, 21:07
This City Is About to Do the Unthinkable with It’s Police Department | ROUNDTABLE | Rubin Report:

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Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to BlazeTV’s Chad Prather, Post Millenial’s Libby Emmons, and the NY Posts’ Rav Arora about how Minneapolis voters will be deciding whether or not to disband the police. BLM may actually get the radical police reform that they dreamed of. The city might not just defund the police, but abolish the Minneapolis police department and replace it with a “public safety agency”.

ExomatrixTV
10th October 2021, 21:34
Leo Terrell reacts to Morgan Freeman pushing back on defunding police:

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ExomatrixTV
15th November 2021, 17:56
Bongino blasts BLM leader refusing to condemn violence: 'Why does this guy get a pass?'

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ExomatrixTV
21st November 2021, 14:00
MSNBC’s Johnson: Rittenhouse Verdict ‘Warning’ to White BLM Supporters — ‘Race Traitors (https://www.infowars.com/posts/msnbcs-johnson-rittenhouse-verdict-warning-to-white-blm-supporters-race-traitors-can-be-shot/)’ Can Be Shot

and there are still people who deny there an Agenda serving something much more sinister!

Gracy
21st November 2021, 15:29
MSNBC’s Johnson: Rittenhouse Verdict ‘Warning’ to White BLM Supporters — ‘Race Traitors (https://www.infowars.com/posts/msnbcs-johnson-rittenhouse-verdict-warning-to-white-blm-supporters-race-traitors-can-be-shot/)’ Can Be Shot

and there are still people who deny there an Agenda serving something much more sinister!

Hmmmmm, wow...

So much to parse out here, like so many other subjects, this issue is not a simply black and white (pardon the pun).

On one hand I don't think the BLM movement should be conflated into looking at it as just a bunch of rioters, their Marxist founding, and Critical Race Theory. Yes all three have valid points of complaint: Yes there was no doubt a big problem with rioting, yes a magnifying glass should be put up to it's founding, but so far as I remember anyway, Critical Race Theory wasn't even connected with it. It's been kind of lumped in there.

So that brings us down to two chief complaints. Rioting, and it's founding, okay fair enough.

But what this also does, is ignore the black (and white) people who *were* actually out there peacefully protesting something that's near and dear to their hearts.

Having said all that, so far as the carnival barker from MSNBC out there preaching that filth, all I can say is that's MSNBC for ya. Predictable...

It's like both sides of this have created extremely distorted caricatures of each other, basically straw manning each other, leaving two strawmen breathing fire at each other, while leaving the real subject needing addressing far in the rear view mirror.

This all but ignores the original sentiments of the people who were actually peacefully protesting, against something that's near and dear to their hearts.

It's very clear, to me anyway, that this issue and others like it, are being intentionally used as weapons to continually divide this country further and further down the great spiral into chaos. Everybody has to pick a side, and both sides require demonization of the other.

That's how I see it anyway. :flower:

Mike
21st November 2021, 18:58
MSNBC’s Johnson: Rittenhouse Verdict ‘Warning’ to White BLM Supporters — ‘Race Traitors (https://www.infowars.com/posts/msnbcs-johnson-rittenhouse-verdict-warning-to-white-blm-supporters-race-traitors-can-be-shot/)’ Can Be Shot

and there are still people who deny there an Agenda serving something much more sinister!

Hmmmmm, wow...

So much to parse out here, like so many other subjects, this issue is not a simply black and white (pardon the pun).

On one hand I don't think the BLM movement should be conflated into looking at it as just a bunch of rioters, their Marxist founding, and Critical Race Theory. Yes all three have valid points of complaint: Yes there was no doubt a big problem with rioting, yes a magnifying glass should be put up to it's founding, but so far as I remember anyway, Critical Race Theory wasn't even connected with it. It's been kind of lumped in there.

So that brings us down to two chief complaints. Rioting, and it's founding, okay fair enough.

But what this also does, is ignore the black (and white) people who *were* actually out there peacefully protesting something that's near and dear to their hearts.

Having said all that, so far as the carnival barker from MSNBC out there preaching that filth, all I can say is that's MSNBC for ya. Predictable...

It's like both sides of this have created extremely distorted caricatures of each other, basically straw manning each other, leaving two strawmen breathing fire at each other, while leaving the real subject needing addressing far in the rear view mirror.

This all but ignores the original sentiments of the people who were actually peacefully protesting, against something that's near and dear to their hearts.

It's very clear, to me anyway, that this issue and others like it, are being intentionally used as weapons to continually divide this country further and further down the great spiral into chaos. Everybody has to pick a side, and both sides require demonization of the other.

That's how I see it anyway. :flower:


When George Floyd died, and we all saw that horrifying 10 min video of Chauvin's knee on his back, it was obvious to everyone that something was very wrong here. The country was unified in the idea that something needed to be changed. But something needed to be changed very quickly morphed into everything needed to be changed, and things went off the rails rapidly. BLM was the main fuel for that fire. They are, as you say, very Marxian at their core, and that involves destabilization, deconstruction of societal systems and values, aggressive anti-American sentiment, and revolution.

It goes way beyond rioting and it's founding, although that's obviously part of it as well. There was millions of dollars worth of destruction caused by those "protests", and over 20 people were killed.

Critical Race Theory teaches that the country is irredeemably racist, and it's also heavily Marxian in the sense that it emphasizes a kind of zero sum/oppressor, oppressed narrative. When you have generations of kids being taught this crap you create bitter, angry, emotionally driven adults who become immune to facts; those adults become activist/revolutionaries and things like BLM are born. BLM is, in a very real way, the child of Critical Race Theory.

"Wokeness" is primarily made up of Marxism, postmodernism, and critical theory. Taken separately those things are profoundly destructive; put them together and it's like a nuclear bomb. BLM was created by and now represents all of those things. When I say BLM I'm not necessarily talking about your average guy on the street, who is generally good hearted and thinks by marching along with a crowd he's making a moral statement about equality. There are alot of good people who peacefully protested under the BLM banner; but the organization, as a whole, starting at the top, is profoundly dangerous and sinister and corrosive.

rgray222
21st November 2021, 22:11
That's how I see it anyway. :flower:

Gracy, you have to keep in mind that BLM was pushed into national and worldwide prominence through a series of secret meetings at the White House (https://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/major-donors-consider-funding-black-lives-matter-215814) set up by President Obama and the Democrat leadership for the sole purpose of interjecting race into politics. They not only selected which group would be brought to the forefront for racial purposes they also established parameters for funding (many millions of dollars). The funding was set up by the Democracy Alliance (https://democracyalliance.org/about/) with financier George Soros and Taco Bell heir Rob McKay at the top of the pyramid. I can assure you that the elimination of racism was not even on their agenda. The Democracy Alliance is a preeminent network of donors dedicated to building the progressive movement in the United States election by-election.

The motivation for elevating BLM above all other fledgling groups was not racial equality or even racial justice it was to give the the extreme factions of the Democrat Party (progressive movement) a racial advantage to win elections. Not only could they use race as a weapon (exactly like Biden did (https://www.nationalreview.com/news/psaki-on-biden-calling-rittenhouse-a-white-supremacist-the-president-believes-in-condemning-hatred-divison-violence/) with Rittenhouse) against their enemies but it also guarantee that the black vote would stay with the Democrats through additional election cycles.

It is my belief and opinion that BLM is purely political and should be viewed that way. They are on equal footing with the mainstream media when it comes to harming and dividing the country. I also sincerely believe that they have set racial justice back 10-20 years in the United States.

See post #1 (https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?111435-Black-Lives-Matter&p=1365288&viewfull=1#post1365288)

ExomatrixTV
22nd November 2021, 14:02
Spoof: "Painting the White House Black for Black Lives Matter"

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https://assets.change.org/photos/4/sn/mo/dTsNMOofkuIAWoz-800x450-noPad.jpg?1509299914


Paint the White House black Petition (https://www.change.org/p/united-states-supreme-court-paint-the-white-house-brown)!

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Mark (Star Mariner)
22nd November 2021, 14:46
It is my belief and opinion that BLM is purely political and should be viewed that way.

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ExomatrixTV
2nd December 2021, 16:16
Ex-Cop: How BLM Manufactured this Still Believed Lie (Pt.3)| Brandon Tatum | POLITICS | Rubin Report:

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ExomatrixTV
11th December 2021, 19:49
NYC Mayor Tells BLM Not Turn Burn Down The City After Threats Of VIOLENCE:

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ExomatrixTV
9th January 2022, 19:26
Here's How Jan. 6 ACTUALLY Compares to the BLM Riots

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source (https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=3217781805122119)

ExomatrixTV
14th January 2022, 00:04
Zac Kriegman Gets Fired for Saying “Black Lives Matter is Killing Black Lives” | Larry Elder Show:

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rgray222
28th January 2022, 20:03
BLM's millions unaccounted for after leaders quietly jumped ship

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Left to Right: Opal Tometi, Alicia Garza, and Patrisse Cullors co-founded BLM


No one appears to have been in charge at Black Lives Matter for months. The address it lists on tax forms is wrong, and the charity's two board members won't say who controls its $60 million bankroll, a Washington Examiner investigation has found.

BLM's shocking lack of transparency surrounding its finances and operations raises major legal and ethical red flags, multiple charity experts told the Washington Examiner.

"Like a giant ghost ship full of treasure drifting in the night with no captain, no discernible crew, and no clear direction," CharityWatch Executive Director Laurie Styron said of BLM.

BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors appointed two activists to serve as the group's senior directors following her resignation in May amid scrutiny over her personal finances. But both quietly announced in September that they never took the jobs due to disagreements with BLM. They told the Washington Examiner they don't know who now leads the nation's most influential social justice organization.

Paul Kamenar, counsel for conservative watchdog group the National Legal and Policy Center, said a full audit and investigation into Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, the legal entity that represents the national BLM movement, is warranted.

"This is grossly irregular and improper for a nonprofit with $60 million in its coffers," Kamenar said.

BLM previously came under fire from local black activists after the New York Post reported in April that Cullors, then its executive director, had spent $3.2 million on real estate across the United States. The reports followed BLM's disclosure in February 2021 that it closed out 2020 with $60 million in its bank accounts.

BLM denied allegations that Cullors spent BLM funds on her personal properties. However, BLM and other activist organizations under Cullors's control offered contracts to an art company led by the father of her only child, the Daily Caller reported.

Cullors announced in May she was stepping down and that activists Makani Themba and Monifa Bandele would lead the organization as senior executives. But Themba and Bandele revealed in September that they never actually took the job because of disagreements with BLM's "acting Leadership Council."

https://twitter.com/Makani_Themba/status/1433806826999582724

Both Themba and Bandele told the Washington Examiner they do not know who took over as BLM's top executive after their departure. And neither would say who served on the council.

"We never actually started in the position, so we never received any detailed information," Themba said.

While a charity's finances are ultimately the responsibility of its board of directors, BLM's bylaws explicitly state that its executive director "shall have charge of all funds and securities of the Corporation."

The two remaining BLM board members, Shalomyah Bowers and Raymond Howard, did not return numerous requests for comment asking who has been in charge of BLM and its money since Cullors left the charity in May.

Bowers served as the treasurer for multiple activist organizations run by Cullors, including BLM PAC and a Los Angeles-based jail reform group that paid Cullors $20,000 a month and dropped nearly $26,000 for "meetings" at a luxury Malibu beach resort in 2019.

Bowers declined to comment when reached by phone on Monday.

Howard has spoken openly on Facebook about his work with BLM and his close relationship with Cullors, but he appears to have recently taken steps to conceal his role with the charity.

As recently as last Friday, Howard's LinkedIn profile stated that he is the director of operations for "An International Social Justice Organization." His page was modified after the Washington Examiner contacted Howard for comment and now states he serves as the director of operations for a "Non Profit." A reference to Howard's position as the finance and operations manager of New Impact Partners, a Dayton, Ohio-based consulting firm owned by his sister, was also removed from his LinkedIn profile.

Also as recently as last Friday, a website for New Impact Partners attributed a quote to "Raymond" from "Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation," thanking the consulting firm for its help solving BLM's organizational challenges. The attribution was removed from the website after the Washington Examiner asked Howard how much BLM has paid his sister's firm.

Despite New Impact Partners's apparent efforts to conceal its affiliation with BLM, the consulting firm continues to solicit applications for its "Talent Network," which it says will connect job applicants directly to BLM and other activist organizations.

Longtime charity expert Doug White said it's a red flag that BLM won't answer basic questions about its finances or leadership structure.

"Sixty million dollars is not chump change," White said. "What BLM does is of tremendous social importance. That they won't give an honest or complete or straightforward answer in regards to its leadership is a concern. Not only do they not have an executive director right now, we think, but they also don't want to tell you how the organization is being run."

BLM was not a charity in its own right for much of 2020, a year in which it received a windfall of cash from big corporations and individual donors spurred by the police killing of George Floyd and the nationwide riots that followed. Rather, BLM spent most of the year essentially borrowing the charitable status of two other California-based charities, Thousand Currents and the Tides Foundation, which served as BLM's fiscal sponsors.

But the IRS granted BLM tax-exempt status in December 2020, enabling the group to operate as a charity independent of its former fiscal sponsors. And Thousand Currents reported in its most recent audited financial statements that it transferred $66.5 million directly into BLM's coffers in October 2020.

Cullors signed the asset transfer on behalf of BLM on Sept. 16, 2020, according to a copy of the agreement provided to the Washington Examiner by the California Office of the Attorney General.

BLM published a report last February saying it incurred $8.4 million in operating expenses in 2020 and that it closed out the year with $60 million under its control.

But BLM reported to the IRS in August 2020 that it expected to incur precisely $12,706,366 in "Professional Fees" expenditures during the same calendar year, a figure $4.3 million higher than the top-line annual spending figure it later reported to the public in February.

Kamenar said his watchdog group believes there should be a "full audit" of BLM to clear up the spending discrepancy.

"Bottom line: Lot of questionable financial activity, organizational structure, location of the books, etc. that call for a full investigation," Kamenar said.

Data that should be contained within BLM's Form 990 tax return for 2020, which was due to the IRS in November, would help clear up the organization's $4.3 million spending discrepancy.

On Tuesday, a Washington Examiner reporter attempted to request BLM's 2020 Form 990 in person at the charity's office in Los Angeles, which the group disclosed as the location its books are stored in previous filings submitted to the IRS, only to be told by a security guard that there has never been a BLM office at the location.

An unidentified BLM spokesperson informed the Washington Examiner on Thursday that the group does not currently maintain a "permanent office" and offered to mail a copy of its 990 within two weeks.

Alan Dye, a partner at Webster, Chamberlain & Bean who specializes in nonprofit law, told the Washington Examiner that charities that don't submit their Form 990s on time could face fines from the IRS and some state-level charity oversight agencies.

Styron, the CharityWatch executive director, said Form 990s are matters of public record and that BLM should have completed its 2020 form by now.

"Irrespective of where any person falls on the political spectrum or what their position is on any social justice issue, hopefully, we can all agree that tax-subsidized public charities have an ethical responsibility to be transparent with the public about how they are operating and how the donations they receive are being used," Styron said. "The amount of money involved here is not insignificant."

Source: https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/blms-millions-go-unaccounted-for-after-leaders-quietly-jump-ship?fbclid=IwAR0srM27oifdHhKZxmHffqS5_yhF8Io2vjkIchiTVNef72c96SiONwWlURk

ExomatrixTV
1st February 2022, 15:44
DEBATE: Candace Owens CLASHES With Black Lives Matter Activist:

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ExomatrixTV
5th February 2022, 18:22
Attorney Says BLM Appears Financially Adrift After Mansion Purchase:

https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/m/u/S/a/muSad.gaa.mp4


source (https://rumble.com/vu2o7g-attorney-says-blm-appears-financially-adrift-after-mansion-purchase.html)

ExomatrixTV
25th February 2022, 05:40
Thomas Sowell Dismantles Egalitarianism (Frances Fox Piven Edition):

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https://media.gettr.com/group29/getter/2022/02/12/20/3f936f06-d1f2-435f-8950-7381792d36ab/1dcbb4c5cd0cb60ea3054feeb46666c8.png



Thomas Sowell: Common Sense in a Senseless World - Full Video:

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Thomas Sowell: Common Sense in a Senseless World traces Sowell's journey from humble beginnings to the Hoover Institution, becoming one of this era's greatest economists, political philosophers, and prolific authors. Hosted by Jason Riley, a member of "The Wall Street Journal" editorial board, this one-hour program features insights from Sowell and interviews with his close friends and associates, revealing why the intensely private Thomas Sowell is considered by many to be "one of the greatest minds of the past half-century" and "the smartest person in the room."


tsowell.com/writings.html (http://tsowell.com/writings.html)

ExomatrixTV
20th March 2022, 12:37
BLM’s SCAM Exposed: Money, Mansions & Marxism:

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Glenn continues to monitor the war in Ukraine and its ramifications for America, but there is another war that has raged across Democrat-run U.S. cities for almost two years – a crime wave largely brought on by over-corrective policies intended to appease BLM activists. We were told there is nothing more important than ending racism in America. And Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation has been at the forefront of that movement, raking in donations to change “racist” America. Glenn continues his investigation into BLM Inc., and it turns out everything isn’t exactly on the up and up. One of the first major examples we saw of the Great Reset and ESG in action came during the summer of 2020, when corporations gave tens of millions of dollars to BLM. At the time, it was hard to understand why companies were dumping millions into an organization that was openly against capitalism and the traditional family. And why did the money continue to pour in, even after violent demonstrations raged in over 200 U.S. cities? What was the money actually for? And what happened to it? Glenn exposes the BLM scam and its intimate connections with the power structure of the Democratic Party.

ExomatrixTV
15th April 2022, 22:54
Judge Jeanine: BLM Never Expected This:

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Catechism
16th April 2022, 01:21
You know BLM is bull , footballers take the knee for its' authority whilst slave labour was employed building stadia for an out of season Football World Cup in Qatar
"What hypocrites we seem to be whenever we talk of ourselves! Our words sound so humble, while our hearts are so proud". Augustus Hare

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chFE2Bfma-0

ExomatrixTV
24th April 2022, 20:21
Joe Rogan FINALLY Introduced To Thomas Sowell:

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ExomatrixTV
26th April 2022, 21:02
Black America: White Supremacy IS NOT Holding You Back...:

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ExomatrixTV
27th April 2022, 13:42
Thomas Sowell TEACHING Facts About Slavery Never Mentioned In School:

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ExomatrixTV
8th May 2022, 22:44
Breaking News! Candace Owens Confronts Patrisse Cullors & Catches Her In A Huge Oscar Performing Lie:

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ExomatrixTV
10th May 2022, 21:54
Leo Terrell: BLM Did Absolutely Nothing For The Black Community

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Fox News contributor Leo Terrell on Black Lives Matter being under scrutiny for use of donations.

ExomatrixTV
11th May 2022, 13:48
Here’s the TRUTH About the Democrat Party & BLM:

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ExomatrixTV
11th May 2022, 17:28
BLM Founder FINALLY Admits What We All Knew:

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ExomatrixTV
15th May 2022, 17:37
Candace Owens EXPOSING BLM And Patrisse Cullors:

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Bella Vita quote: "I bet Patrisse doesn't have a problem with people protesting outside of Supreme Court Justices houses". unqoute

Travis Acton quote: "She says she doesn’t want to feel unsafe in her home but I bet she supports breaking the law and protesting in front of justices homes". unqoute

Bella Vita quote: "If someone is merely asking if that property had been purchased by BLM, made Patrice feel so unsafe, her family unsafe, that she's "crying" or trying to, how does she thinks innocent citizens felt when BLM/Antifa rioters stormed these cities, looting, burning, destroying everything in their paths, costing billions in damages, even their own community's neighborhoods and businesses.

Not to mention all the innocent citizens that were brutally attacked and the dozens that were killed by these rioters, including black children that were asleep in their beds, studying in the safety of their own homes yet were shot by the stray bullets from these rioters aimlessly shooting throughout crowds, the black cops that were killed etc but never mentioned those lives and definitely not the children that lost their lives because it would go against their BLM slogan.

However their own people's blood is on their hands and their own people's money is in their bank account and will add, BLM global had been funded several million by the Clintons, Obama, Biden, Harris Pelosi, Gates and George Soros right before these rights were carried out.

Rosenberg had been pardoned by Bill Clinton after taking part with an extremist group that has bombed armored trucks that killed several guards and had taken 2 ppl hostage in the capital building but The Clintons and their tightly knitted circle used Rosenberg and others within the BLM and Antifa organizations to attack, destroy, intimidate and kill all citizens that were in their paths or protecting what was rightfully theirs, never once did either organization go up against the same system they were said to be against due to years of corruption against the black community, instead innocent citizens paid the price". unquote

kyky’s world quote: "She wasn’t crying when she was buying five houses in a week with black lives matters money" … unquote

ExomatrixTV
19th May 2022, 17:12
Conservative Twins: Don Lemon Argues Terry Crews On BLM:

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ExomatrixTV
29th June 2022, 14:20
BLACK Lady Confronts WHITE Liberals On Their Hypocrisy:

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(https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiMnNJHR8HJbDGXbTnUu5tA)B_ Kelsey (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiMnNJHR8HJbDGXbTnUu5tA) quote:

"We need all races, colors, creeds and religions to stand up against the "victim" mentality and engage in meaningful discussion, a real exchange of ideas and concepts. Until then we'll remain divided".

ExomatrixTV
30th June 2022, 17:26
GOOD NEWS 😎

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