I saw this last night but couldn’t get into the blog until this morning:
Trump’s father was arrested in a brawl with the Ku Klux Klan in 1927.
Note – this is not the original Klan that grew up in the South.
This is the first revival that was busted after the stock-market crash.
There was another revival during the Civil Rights Movement.
Now you see what a Trojan Horse the whole Trump candidacy was.
It discredits reasonable objections to immigration policy, it tars the whole conservative movement by association, and it revives the link between Christianity and racism.
Now, consider that just before this story was released in the media, we just had another, in which Poland, Slovakia, and Czechoslovakia agreed to take in only Christian migrants.
Prior to that, some anonymous Syrian gunman says that 40,000 ISIS soldiers are being brought into Europe under cover of migration. Is that a planted story or real? I don’t know yet.
Trump is all FOR Muslim immigration to Europe, but against Mexican (mostly Christian) immigration to America.
Now he is shown to be connected to both the Zionist elite and to the Ku Klux Klan, which is a Nazi-like ideology.
Nazis and Zionists always collaborated when needed.
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its funny how the media likes to twist things up.. I read this on a blog! Go do real reporting! Find the original police report and then report the truth.
Not sure what you mean?
I made a comment about a newspaper report that’s surfaced.
It doesn’t matter what exactly happened. It might even be
extremely minor. And obviously Trump is not his father.
My point is this is ALL a put-up job.
Notice how Colbert linked Trump to the KKK only a day before this surfaced.
I am saying Trump is a deliberate attempt to polarize the whole issue and then discredit.
There was another story about two people who beat up a homeless Mexican, and then said they were inspired by Trump.
But at least one of them was a career criminal. One lived in public housing illegally. Again, I don’t buy that. I believe these things are cooked up to create certain impressions. That’s my point.