BLM are no longer black lives matter

Now its the Black liberation Movement.

Can these radiicals be any more transparent ?

Any fool who supported them must be so ignorant of what was obvious from the start.

Now its the Black liberation Movement.

Can these radiicals be any more transparent ?

Any fool who supported them must be so ignorant of what was obvious from the start.

I think the only (quote you) "fools" are not those who initially supported the sentiment of BLM, but more those who continue to defend when it is so obvious that the initial agenda has slipped away

This is how political (loose term) factions start; people start off with the best of intentions, only to see their good works both hijacked and sinisterised (if that's a word) for their nefarious purposes

To be fair, these people are transparent...but only to those who are able to open their eyes to see through them!

Now its the Black liberation Movement.

Can these radiicals be any more transparent ?

Any fool who supported them must be so ignorant of what was obvious from the start.

I think the only (quote you) "fools" are not those who initially supported the sentiment of BLM, but more those who continue to defend when it is so obvious that the initial agenda has slipped away

This is how political (loose term) factions start; people start off with the best of intentions, only to see their good works both hijacked and sinisterised (if that's a word) for their nefarious purposes

To be fair, these people are transparent...but only to those who are able to open their eyes to see through them!

Now its the Black liberation Movement.

Can these radiicals be any more transparent ?

Any fool who supported them must be so ignorant of what was obvious from the start.

I think the only (quote you) "fools" are not those who initially supported the sentiment of BLM, but more those who continue to defend when it is so obvious that the initial agenda has slipped away

This is how political (loose term) factions start; people start off with the best of intentions, only to see their good works both hijacked and sinisterised (if that's a word) for their nefarious purposes

To be fair, these people are transparent...but only to those who are able to open their eyes to see through them!

Sven, first of all, just to say, I agree with the overall message of your post.

The only thing I'd pick up is that the 'sentiment'that the general public agreed with was fabricated from the start.

BLM was always a political movement that had deliberately attempted to drive a race war where division didn't exist and they did this solely to force their political agenda.

To be clear, it wasn't the other way around, BLM wasn't a grass roots movement that was hi-jacked, it was all designed and all for political reasons. That for me was the most sickening aspect of it all.

The reason I think it is important to clarify this is, even as they lose traction, the spectre of racism in the UK they have painted will still exist unless we all understand just how much they created a boogey man to fight that never really existed and we will never properly heal.

Now its the Black liberation Movement.

Can these radiicals be any more transparent ?

Any fool who supported them must be so ignorant of what was obvious from the start.

I think the only (quote you) "fools" are not those who initially supported the sentiment of BLM, but more those who continue to defend when it is so obvious that the initial agenda has slipped away

This is how political (loose term) factions start; people start off with the best of intentions, only to see their good works both hijacked and sinisterised (if that's a word) for their nefarious purposes

To be fair, these people are transparent...but only to those who are able to open their eyes to see through them!

Sven, first of all, just to say, I agree with the overall message of your post.

The only thing I'd pick up is that the 'sentiment'that the general public agreed with was fabricated from the start.

BLM was always a political movement that had deliberately attempted to drive a race war where division didn't exist and they did this solely to force their political agenda.

To be clear, it wasn't the other way around, BLM wasn't a grass roots movement that was hi-jacked, it was all designed and all for political reasons. That for me was the most sickening aspect of it all.

The reason I think it is important to clarify this is, even as they lose traction, the spectre of racism in the UK they have painted will still exist unless we all understand just how much they created a boogey man to fight that never really existed and we will never properly heal.

Have to say you're probably right, as many people have been force fed and beaten in to submission and a certain silence by the political and media bullies who appear (at least) to think they now run this country and dictate both policy and thought

Always enjoy your posts regardless of agreement or otherwise

I think you do a disservice to Joe Public. A sizable chunk live in a virtual signalling shallow world of "likes" and saying the right thing. But, this hasn't translated into he ballot box.

In the UK, despite a series of poor prime ministers the population voted Brexit and when that was in doubt a large tory majority. We have learnt to act one way whilst doing something entirely different when no one is watching like voting.

I will always maintain BLM is a splinter group of the democratic party formed at the end of the Obama government to remind black folk that there interests are only served by coming out to vote for the dem's. I am not sure they go away this time as quick as they arrived as they have momentum because the media have decided all is fair in the interest of removing Trump.
"BLM" is a ying for Trumps "MAGA" yang.

If the Dems win trying to contain this wing may be very difficult for an aging president and an ambitious VP. Hindenburg thought he could control the rabble and that didn't work out well.

If Trump wins then this will continue as the protest vot but it will lose steam when the media turn their attension to the next scandal. Covid has meant the public hasn't really had a chance to show its approval or disapproval. The presidential election will prove very informative.

I don't buy into the elites plan for the world. Their money buys huge influence, especially in the states and EU where a lot of the worlds wealth is stored and they want that influence. I doubt Soros has had as much influence in the last four years in the states but as soon as the dems are back in he knows where to park his billions because he is at the table making the decisions.

Its all about the money

from the times newspaper last saturday

black lives matter has become an official organisation in the uk in order to collect donations

activists from the group which was previously a loose collection, have registered black liberation movement uk as a community benefits society. the group said it would continue to operate under the name black lives matter and alongside the international movement

after widespread protests in june black lives matter received over £1.2 million in donations but could not collect them from gofund me, the donations website until it was registered

the society became official on september 14 under the applicants adam elliott cooper an academic, alexandra wanjiku kelbert, a phd student and lisa robinson, the director of a social enterprise in nottingham

the registration document says the purpose of the society is to be a national campaigning organisation which supports black african and black caribbean communities in the uk

the article does not say if the three names above are getting any money from the donations....watch this space

from the times newspaper last saturday

black lives matter has become an official organisation in the uk in order to collect donations

activists from the group which was previously a loose collection, have registered black liberation movement uk as a community benefits society. the group said it would continue to operate under the name black lives matter and alongside the international movement

after widespread protests in june black lives matter received over £1.2 million in donations but could not collect them from gofund me, the donations website until it was registered

the society became official on september 14 under the applicants adam elliott cooper an academic, alexandra wanjiku kelbert, a phd student and lisa robinson, the director of a social enterprise in nottingham

the registration document says the purpose of the society is to be a national campaigning organisation which supports black african and black caribbean communities in the uk

the article does not say if the three names above are getting any money from the donations....watch this space

it should be called race grifters lives and incomes matter.

Now its the Black liberation Movement.

Can these radiicals be any more transparent ?

Any fool who supported them must be so ignorant of what was obvious from the start.

I think the only (quote you) "fools" are not those who initially supported the sentiment of BLM, but more those who continue to defend when it is so obvious that the initial agenda has slipped away

This is how political (loose term) factions start; people start off with the best of intentions, only to see their good works both hijacked and sinisterised (if that's a word) for their nefarious purposes

To be fair, these people are transparent...but only to those who are able to open their eyes to see through them!

Sven, first of all, just to say, I agree with the overall message of your post.

The only thing I'd pick up is that the 'sentiment'that the general public agreed with was fabricated from the start.

BLM was always a political movement that had deliberately attempted to drive a race war where division didn't exist and they did this solely to force their political agenda.

To be clear, it wasn't the other way around, BLM wasn't a grass roots movement that was hi-jacked, it was all designed and all for political reasons. That for me was the most sickening aspect of it all.

The reason I think it is important to clarify this is, even as they lose traction, the spectre of racism in the UK they have painted will still exist unless we all understand just how much they created a boogey man to fight that never really existed and we will never properly heal.

Have to say you're probably right, as many people have been force fed and beaten in to submission and a certain silence by the political and media bullies who appear (at least) to think they now run this country and dictate both policy and thought

Always enjoy your posts regardless of agreement or otherwise

Likewise buddy