Who's your terror Daddy
As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
It seems deep state Time CIA magazine has issued an image Obama opinion on destroying the Constitution by juvenile mobs paid for by deep state operatives in the Parkland Shooting, which we now know was a staged murderous event that Nikolas Cruz never fired a shot as he was outside with the police.
Parkland took place on February 14th..........today it is April 19, the date that terrorists choose to destroy America is the date that image Obama chose to praise this group of bullies from Parkland who victimized Nikolas Cruz.
What is it about April and homegrown terror? - Philly
What is it about April and homegrown terror ... the Battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, ... many other tragic events occurred through many other ...
For image Obama choosing the date of homegrown terrorists to praise school bullies is most interesting, as interesting as it required over two months for image Obama to speak out about this murderous event.
Apparently it required Bill Ayers that long to script this kind of praise of homegrown terror bully teenagers, the problem is, that image Obama includes the bullies of Parkland, the invading rapists of Dreamers and the terrorists of Black Lives Matter, as his base for the change image Obama believes in to attack Americans political parties and institutions.
Of course this is thee worst demagoguery of the flash mob incinerating the body politic to rule from the ashes, but that is the 3rd world which the Obama legacy always operates from.
These though are the faces of fury, the disquieting and sad epitaph to the children who survived Obama's aborticide to become the sodomites rendered to the cesspool of history for the sewer 3rd world Obama made of their souls.
The Sodomite Cesspool of the Obama Anal Fissure Legacy
America’s response to mass shootings has long followed a predictable pattern. We mourn. Offer thoughts and prayers. Speculate about the motives. And then—even as no developed country endures a homicide rate like ours, a difference explained largely by pervasive accessibility to guns; even as the majority of gun owners support commonsense reforms—the political debate spirals into acrimony and paralysis.
This time, something different is happening. This time, our children are calling us to account.
The Parkland, Fla., students don’t have the kind of lobbyists or big budgets for attack ads that their opponents do. Most of them can’t even vote yet.
But they have the power so often inherent in youth: to see the world anew; to reject the old constraints, outdated conventions and cowardice too often dressed up as wisdom.
The power to insist that America can be better.
Seared by memories of seeing their friends murdered at a place they believed to be safe, these young leaders don’t intimidate easily. They see the NRA and its allies—whether mealymouthed politicians or mendacious commentators peddling conspiracy theories—as mere shills for those who make money selling weapons of war to whoever can pay. They’re as comfortable speaking truth to power as they are dismissive of platitudes and punditry. And they live to mobilize their peers.
Already, they’ve had some success persuading statehouses and some of the biggest gun retailers to change. Now it gets harder. A Republican Congress remains unmoved. NRA scare tactics still sway much of the country. Progress will be slow and frustrating.
But by bearing witness to carnage, by asking tough questions and demanding real answers, the Parkland students are shaking us out of our complacency. The NRA’s favored candidates are starting to fear they might lose. Law-abiding gun owners are starting to speak out. As these young leaders make common cause with African Americans and Latinos—the disproportionate victims of gun violence—and reach voting age, the possibilities of meaningful change will steadily grow.
Our history is defined by the youthful push to make America more just, more compassionate, more equal under the law. This generation—of Parkland, of Dreamers, of Black Lives Matter—embraces that duty. If they make their elders uncomfortable, that’s how it should be. Our kids now show us what we’ve told them America is all about, even if we haven’t always believed it ourselves: that our future isn’t written for us, but by us.
Obama was the 44th President of the United States
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