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Communism and community organizers

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OPINION — I believe the blatant truth is oozing out. When left-wing demonstrators are videoed, they show predominantly white middle-aged individuals. They usually show no black people or men.

If reporters are not accosted by angry protesters, and the protesters respond, they show limited or inaccurate knowledge of ICE goals. Who and how are these individuals recruited to attend? It is no coincidence that I am reminded of my first days as a Royal Marines Officer. Our first task was to read Mao’s Little Red Book on Insurgency. Today’s protests are mirror images of the insurgency tactics described by Mao, a man who murdered between 4 and 7 million.

The instigators of these “protests” are community organizers. Senator Sanders, a prime example of a former community organizer. He never had a real job before becoming a politician. His prodigy, AOC, was a waitress. The Seattle mayor was financially kept by her parents. What was Obama’s pre-Washington employment? Mamdami was a part-time DJ, the son of a communist university professor and a Bollywood producer mother who financed him.

There are other communists out there running as socialists with similar backgrounds. Many come from wealthy backgrounds, attended classy schools, studied and received useless bachelor degrees. Many continued hanging out at the university and leave without usable qualifications. They depart with mounting debts. As  community organizers, they’re angry to see former associates, now hardworking tradesman or woman, without degrees, riding the wave of the American dream. They’re envious and jealous, with no American spirit.

Thinking it unfair,  they not surprisingly join the crowd who believe the answer is to level the playing field and adopt communism for America. Communism has never worked, but instead it ultimately drags everyone down, as opposed to the American way, which offers everyone the unique roadmap to financial success and happiness.

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