Pelosi Admits to pulling of the Coup to remove Biden.

[army judge]

One small problem with that: Democrats did not create slavery.

Some call others ELECTION DENIERS.

SLAVERY wasn't created by those innocent Africans ENSLAVED, BRUTALIZED, KIDNAPPED, TORTURED, and DEHUMANIZED by Caucasians.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, some blame Muslims.

Lots of blame to be apportioned, yet its never fully been apportioned.

As donkeys often do, blame and shame the victims.

 

[army judge]

There are many things one may blame the Democratic Party for, but running around committing terrorist acts isn't one of them.

Lynching black people, particularly males Donkeys don't want to call that terrorism.

What about the Caucasian thugs, some of them were elected federal officials, who founded the goofy KKK?

I'd certainly call the KKK a terrorist organization,, committed to annihiliating Black people, and even White people, especially Jews committed to helping Blacks obtain the right to vote.

By the way, what about the "colored" schools created by Whites to keep White schools pure?

We can thank Donkeys for all of that evil nonsense.

 

[Tax Counsel]

SLAVERY wasn't created by those innocent Africans ENSLAVED, BRUTALIZED, KIDNAPPED, TORTURED, and DEHUMANIZED by Caucasians.

Quite true. But your statement that Democrats CREATED slavery is factually wrong. And I think you know it's wrong, as educated as you are. From my perspective you are distorting the facts to push a false narrative to suit the political outcome you favor, just as you and Redemptionman accuse the Democrats of doing. If you don't like the Democrats doing it, then it's frankly hyprocritical to engage the same behavior yourself. Your arguments would do much better if you supported them with the TRUTH rather than lies. As a federal judge you must know that. So why are you enaging in lying about how slavery started in this country?

 

[Tax Counsel]

Lynching black people, particularly males Donkeys don't want to call that terrorism.

Do you have credible proof that the DNC organized and carried out those lynchings? If you do, please do share it. Certainly the White males who carried out those lynchings were murderers and should been hung themselves for it. But being White does not equate to being part of the DNC, or even necessarily a registered Democrat. You know that as you yourself are not, and never have been a Democrat, as you've said several times.

What about the Caucasian thugs, some of them were elected federal officials, who founded the goofy KKK?

I'd certainly call the KKK a terrorist organization,, committed to annihiliating Black people, and even White people, especially Jews committed to helping Blacks obtain the right to vote.

I agree, the KKK would qualify as a terrorist organization. But do you have any evidence that the DNC created or controlled the KKK? If you do, again please do tell. Just because White people committed those acts doesn't make them automatically Democrats, much less members of the DNC.

More significantly, do you have any credible evidence that TODAY's Democratic Party is running or controlling the KKK? It is after all, what they do today that matters for our future. What was done 100 years ago can't be changed and people living today shouldn't be smeared as though they themselves were there carrying out the lynching. Punishing the sons for the sins of their fathers is repulsive.

By the way, what about the "colored" schools created by Whites to keep White schools pure?

I agree that forced segregation was a terrible wrong (though a lot of White people in the Great State of Texas didn't think so at the time, along with White people in many other states, and not just in the South). But as evil as segregation was, it wasn't an act of terrorism. An act of oppression, sure, but not one of terrorism.

 

[Redemptionman]

That's taking a big leap off the deep end. There is absolutely no evidence all four of those groups "working together" to commit terrorism. That's just nuts. There are many things one may blame the Democratic Party for, but running around committing terrorist acts isn't one of them.

Sure there is, they gave Iran 150million dollars and then Iran gave it to Hamas who then attacked Israeli. Thus they are terrorists and funding terrorists. I realize Dems have trouble with facts and law. Also Hussein Obama said that the constitution was getting in his way too much.

 

[army judge]

Quite true. But your statement that Democrats CREATED slavery is factually wrong.

Facts, how about this very interesting fact?

Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, founders of the Democratic Party, were booted out of the Democrat Party because they formerly owned slaves.

Then the name of Woodrow Wilson was stripped from institutions because, as New York Times columnist Bret Stephens pointed out, "he sinned against the more recent commandments of progressive dogma."

https://www.newsmax.com/george-j-marlin/democrats-fdr-jfk/2024/08/13/id/1176325/

Joe Biden calls Donald Trump an 'ally' of Ku Klux Klan but Internet reminds him of Robert Byrd

WASHINGTON, DC: In a pointed critique of his predecessor, President Joe Biden claimed that the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) felt emboldened to shed their hoods during Donald Trump's presidency, as per The New York Times.

During a CBS interview, Biden highlighted the former president's response to the deadly events in Charlottesville as a significant reason for this perceived shift, emphasizing the importance of a Democratic victory in the upcoming election.

NEW: President Biden says Ku Klux Klan members took their hoods off when Trump was in office because they 'knew' they had an "ally" in the White House.

This man is losing it.

"Every other time the Ku Klux Klan's been involved they've worn hoods, so they're not identified."… pic.twitter.com/aAyMkJq4sH
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) August 12, 2024

Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is an organization founded in 1865 to push white supremacist agenda.

Joe Biden claims Ku Klux Klan (KKK) felt emboldened under Donald Trump

President Biden didn't hold back as he discussed the resurgence of white supremacist groups during Donald Trump's time in office.



Reflecting on the violent 2017 Charlottesville rally, Biden asserted that Trump's rhetoric and actions created an environment where hate groups felt supported.

"Every other time the Ku Klux Klan has been involved, they wore hoods so they're not identified. Under his presidency, they came out of those woods with no hoods, knowing they had an ally," Biden stated.



Biden's remarks pointed directly to Trump's controversial stance following the Charlottesville incident, where white nationalists and neo-Nazis openly clashed with counterprotesters.

The event, known as the 'Unite the Right' rally, was a chilling display of the far-right's growing confidence under Trump's administration. The rally culminated in the tragic death of Heather Heyer, a 32-year-old counterprotester, after James Fields Jr, a white supremacist, drove his car into a crowd.

The aftermath of Charlottesville saw then-President Trump delivering a response that sparked widespread outrage and concern.

Speaking from Trump Tower, what was initially intended as a statement on infrastructure quickly turned into a defense of his reaction to the violent clash in Virginia, according to The Atlantic.

"What about the alt-left that came charging at, as you say, at the alt-right? Do they have any semblance of guilt?" Trump questioned, shifting the focus from the white supremacists.

Trump's reluctance to unequivocally condemn the white nationalists and neo-Nazis present at the rally led to a controversial assertion: "You had many people in that group other than neo-Nazis and white nationalists. The press has treated them absolutely unfairly," he said.

This infamous moment was punctuated by his statement that there were "very fine people on both sides", a comment that has since been heavily scrutinized and criticized.

Biden seized on these moments, arguing that Trump's words provided the KKK and similar groups with a sense of legitimacy.

"They knew they had an ally in the White House and he stepped up for them," Biden said, making it clear that he views Trump's tenure as a period of increased danger for marginalized communities.

On July 2, 2010, Biden spoke at Robert Byrd's funeral. While Byrd had been involved with the Ku Klux Klan, serving as an organizer and member, he was never a grand wizard. Later in life, Byrd disavowed his association with the KKK, Reuters reported.

However, his initial congressional voting record on racial issues and civil rights legislation was inconsistent, showing both support and opposition at different times.

Joe Biden draws flak online for remarks about Donald Trump and KKK

Joe Biden's remarks about Donald Trump and the KKK quickly sparked a flurry of reactions online, with many users expressing their disapproval and reminding him of his association with Robert Byrd.

One X user commented, "This is the type of rhetoric lies that causes violence. This has to stop."

This is the type of rhetoric lies that causes violence.

This has to stop.
— Gunther Eagleman™ (@GuntherEagleman) August 12, 2024

Another user said, "Yet here is biden with Robert Byrd."

Yet here is biden with Robert Byrd. pic.twitter.com/iJnZFwnbY4
— Sassafrass84 (@Sassafrass_84) August 12, 2024

One person said, "Biden's playing the blame game again, throwing around wild accusations with no proof. Claiming Trump was an 'ally' to the KKK? That's next-level crazy. This is just another distraction from his own failures. The guy's lost touch with reality, trying to divide us even more."

Biden's playing the blame game again, throwing around wild accusations with no proof.

Claiming Trump was an 'ally' to the KKK? That's next-level crazy.

This is just another distraction from his own failures. The guy's lost touch with reality, trying to divide us even more.
— John (@johnEiid) August 12, 2024

One user stated, "Said the man who went out of his way to appease the Hamas wing of his own party, by letting antisemitism run wild in our universities and cities all over the country."

A user reminded, "Wasn't one of his friends in the senate the late senator Bryd a clan member."

Said the man who went out of his way to appease the Hamas wing of his own party, by letting antisemitism run wild in our universities and cities all over the country.
— Noah Friedland (@NoahFriedland) August 12, 2024

Wasn't one of his friends in the senate the late senator Bryd a clan member.
— Benjamin Baraga @ Crystal Spider Games (@simplegamee) August 12, 2024

A comment read, "Says the guy holding Robert birds hand and then eulogized him! Such hypocrisy!"

Says the guy holding Robert birds hand and then eulogized him! Such hypocrisy!
— Erin (@ErinSpksLoudr) August 12, 2024

Another user noted, "Says the eulogizer of Robert Byrd Memeber of the KKK."

Says the eulogizer of Robert Byrd Memeber of the KKK
— Patty Girl MAGA X'd :us::shamrock: (@PerspicaciousXY) August 12, 2024

A final user remarked, "This is the man who gave the eulogy for an 'Exalted Cyclops' of the KKK. He's got no room to speak."

This is the man who gave the eulogy for an 'Exalted Cyclops' of the KKK.

He's got no room to speak.
— Kevin M. Nelson (@KevinMNelsonUSA) August 12, 2024

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

Joe Biden calls Donald Trump an ‘ally’ of Ku Klux Klan but Internet reminds him of Robert Byrd

Joe Biden criticized Donald Trump, claiming that the Ku Klux Klan felt emboldened during his predecessor's presidency

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[army judge]

Sure there is, they gave Iran 150million dollars and then Iran gave it to Hamas who then attacked Israeli. Thus they are terrorists and funding terrorists. I realize Dems have trouble with facts and law. Also Hussein Obama said that the constitution was getting in his way too much.

Biden gave access to Iran to billions of dollars, funding their terrorist proxies, as well as Iran's own Revolutionary Guard terrorists.

Just six weeks after an Iran-backed drone strike killed three American soldiers in Jordan, President Biden has approved a sanctions waiver giving Tehran continued access to more than $10 billion — money it can use to import goods and repay debts, freeing up $10 billion elsewhere to spend on terrorism, missiles, nuclear weapons and the repression of Iranian women.


The Senate is sitting on a bill that would lock down the money, and Republicans should do whatever it takes to force an up-or-down vote.

Thursday isn't the first time Biden has granted Iran massive sanctions relief.

The White House first opened spigots of money last summer after it struck a secret accord with Iran — brokered by Oman, reported by every major newspaper in the country and to this day never acknowledged by the administration.

The United States freed up cash for Iran's use from previously inaccessible bank accounts and gave China a green light to import as much Iranian oil as Beijing desired.

In exchange, Iran simply agreed not to enrich uranium above the 90% weapons-grade threshold.

The deal is atrocious, of course.

Iran gets paid to expand its nuclear threat — producing more high-enriched uranium just below weapons-grade, installing more advanced centrifuges, building a new underground nuclear facility and limiting access to inspectors — while using the much-needed financial bailout to secure its hold on power and subsidize its malign activities.

MSN