This is beyond nuts. "Build a student led resistance against trump". They don't even know what they're resisting. This is 100% on the media.Boston HS students staging a walkout to protest the democratically elected president:
This looks more like a recruiting drive for the activist industry.
High school kids are not running this, do not go thinking they are.
It is a recruiting drive for the activist industry, they are targeting high school kids to get them into the cause head activist scene. This thing is organized by the same people behind Occupy, Idle No More, Black Lives Matter, Dakota Pipeline protest, etc movements.
They recruit the kids in and get them out to protest other things.
Check the facebook page:
These are the people behind it, and they are not high school students:
- Boston Socialist Students: College group back by unions
- Boston Movement For the 99%: Union backed Bernie Sanders supporters -- also campaign for the $15 minimum wage thing
- Boston Socialist Alternative: Basically the crap as the other two, just a different pile
Crowder went to a "Socialist workshop" in Grand Rapids and the hosts of the "Workshop" ending up bringing them out to protest the local bus company -- who were in the middle of a union labor dispute
Unions fund these groups to do their dirty work and advance their various political agendas:
Useful idiots.... @Deuce WayneHigh school kids are not running this, do not go thinking they are.
It is a recruiting drive for the activist industry, they are targeting high school kids to get them into the cause head activist scene. This thing is organized by the same people behind Occupy, Idle No More, Black Lives Matter, Dakota Pipeline protest, etc movements.
They recruit the kids in and get them out to protest other things.
Check the facebook page:
These are the people behind it, and they are not high school students:
These groups exist all over the country.
- Boston Socialist Students: College group back by unions
- Boston Movement For the 99%: Union backed Bernie Sanders supporters -- also campaign for the $15 minimum wage thing
- Boston Socialist Alternative: Basically the crap as the other two, just a different pile
Crowder went to a "Socialist workshop" in Grand Rapids and the hosts of the "Workshop" ending up bringing them out to protest the local bus company -- who were in the middle of a union labor dispute
Unions fund these groups to do their dirty work and advance their various political agendas:
Trump isn't even waiting to be sworn in. He's already wheeling and dealing.
President-elect Donald Trump announced Tuesday a commitment from Japan’s SoftBank to invest $50 billion in the United States, creating an estimated 50,000 jobs.
Mr. Trump emerged from the elevator at Trump Tower with SoftBank CEO Masatoshi Son to greet reporters and announce the deal.
President-elect Donald Trump announced Tuesday a commitment from Japan’s SoftBank to invest $50 billion in the United States, creating an estimated 50,000 jobs.
Mr. Trump emerged from the elevator at Trump Tower with SoftBank CEO Masatoshi Son to greet reporters and announce the deal.
The left will find an excuse to hate it
Yep. He also tweeted out he thinks spending $4billion on two new Air Force Ones aircraft is a huge waste, but that is what the government does, waste money. He also went on to say that there is a study being done about what to equip the new planes with (should take about week) that is costing tax payers $170 million dollars....for a study. It's infuriating to even pay taxes when this country wastes money like this, and gives so much away to other countries. Why don't they help the people that live here first?
That's sick. The second best thing that could happen is to bother interviewing the "protestors" just to show how collectively uninformed they are.High school kids are not running this, do not go thinking they are.
It is a recruiting drive for the activist industry, they are targeting high school kids to get them into the cause head activist scene. This thing is organized by the same people behind Occupy, Idle No More, Black Lives Matter, Dakota Pipeline protest, etc movements.
They recruit the kids in and get them out to protest other things.
Check the facebook page:
These are the people behind it, and they are not high school students:
These groups exist all over the country.
- Boston Socialist Students: College group back by unions
- Boston Movement For the 99%: Union backed Bernie Sanders supporters -- also campaign for the $15 minimum wage thing
- Boston Socialist Alternative: Basically the crap as the other two, just a different pile
Crowder went to a "Socialist workshop" in Grand Rapids and the hosts of the "Workshop" ending up bringing them out to protest the local bus company -- who were in the middle of a union labor dispute
Unions fund these groups to do their dirty work and advance their various political agendas:
The best thing would be if media completely ignores it to begin with and they go away. We know that won't happen though.
It's called "political suicide". If an elector ever changes their vote they lose their status forever. Those cowards are just all talk.
I hate most studies. Very few that I see provide any value.
I have been following the professional protest industry since the Occupy Movement (which they hijacked btw). It is funny just how ignorant they all are.
This is a good video (I have cued it up to the good part) where Ezra Levant interviewed people at a "Line 9 Pipeline" protest. Line 9 has been in the ground since the 1970s pumping OPEC oil west. They are protesting a proposal to reverse the flow on the line to bring Canadian oil east.
The people at the protest have no idea what they are protesting:
Until every American has the average American standard of living Zero money should leave the US borders!
:troll:
The media are killing him for that one lol
You miss the point. I don't mean give handouts, I mean use the money collected to improve the quality of living, like mass transit, improving traffic problems, etc.
Allies of the Clinton-Bush cabal have been funding the Taliban all along:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/06/world/asia/saudi-arabia-afghanistan.html?_r=0
And why not, they have more in common with the Taliban than they do the rest of the world.
Another good reason Hillary did not win.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/06/world/asia/saudi-arabia-afghanistan.html?_r=0
And why not, they have more in common with the Taliban than they do the rest of the world.
Another good reason Hillary did not win.
Don't tell me how to live my life.
And probably time for a new signature Fry
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