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Cleveland RNC July 17-21, 2016
Over the several days of the convention, snowshoefilms questioned delegates et al on the issues: neo-con wars, TPP, the media, globalism vs nationalism, immigration, political correctness...
Because of the hysterical charges of misogyny and racism leveled at Donald Trump, we made a point to get the views of African Americans and Hispanics.
It is evident that Soros' money is funding ideological shock troops with organizations like Black Lives Matter, a virtual domestic NGO designed to disorient and destabilize.
With this in mind, one must pay close attention to voices like Cynthia Jenkins, an African-American convention attendee from Florida, who explains the Soros-induced reality: "The black community is hurting...I have never in my lifetime seen black people come against the police the way that they do. When police are called into those communities, they come to protect them and to save them -- not to harm them. To have all this rhetoric and this divisiveness to come up in this young generation, I mean we are here in a new generation in our country for blacks and that is not something you want to start instilling in these young black men right now. To be against the police! - the people that are going to protect them when they call and when they need them especially in those crime ridden communities." Trump, Jenkins said, "He's going to make America great again for all people...if America would give him a chance to prove it, I think we will be happier for it."
Over and over, interviewees seemed inured to the hostility and deception of the media toward Trump and his supporters. A New York delegate said, "One of the most important things about Trump is that he hasn't been processed by the CFR and the Bilderbergs. And Trump is likely to expose some real crimes that have been committed since the neo-cons and Bush came to power."
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Cleveland RNC July 17-21, 2016
Over the several days of the convention, snowshoefilms questioned delegates et al on the issues: neo-con wars, TPP, the media, globalism vs nationalism, immigration, political correctness...
Because of the hysterical charges of misogyny and racism leveled at Donald Trump, we made a point to get the views of African Americans and Hispanics.
It is evident that Soros' money is funding ideological shock troops with organizations like Black Lives Matter, a virtual domestic NGO designed to disorient and destabilize.
With this in mind, one must pay close attention to voices like Cynthia Jenkins, an African-American convention attendee from Florida, who explains the Soros-induced reality: "The black community is hurting...I have never in my lifetime seen black people come against the police the way that they do. When police are called into those communities, they come to protect them and to save them -- not to harm them. To have all this rhetoric and this divisiveness to come up in this young generation, I mean we are here in a new generation in our country for blacks and that is not something you want to start instilling in these young black men right now. To be against the police! - the people that are going to protect them when they call and when they need them especially in those crime ridden communities." Trump, Jenkins said, "He's going to make America great again for all people...if America would give him a chance to prove it, I think we will be happier for it."
Over and over, interviewees seemed inured to the hostility and deception of the media toward Trump and his supporters. A New York delegate said, "One of the most important things about Trump is that he hasn't been processed by the CFR and the Bilderbergs. And Trump is likely to expose some real crimes that have been committed since the neo-cons and Bush came to power."
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