Rolaant McKenzie #wingnut #fundie #racist #conspiracy wnd.com

The civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s sought to end segregation and discrimination based on skin color, especially against Americans of African descent. It legitimately sought to abolish the legal and social framework that perpetuated this system of injustice.
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Unfortunately, like other movements that had good intentions to resolve legitimate issues, unscrupulous people and so-called advocacy groups over the years have infiltrated and manipulated the civil rights movement into a grievance industry that continually seeks to aggravate divisions between people for their own wealth and power.
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Over the course of nearly 60 years, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream that people would be judged by the content of their character instead of the color of their skin has been twisted into its opposite through the promotion of critical race theory in society, especially in the U.S. education industry.

Divide and conquer" is one of the techniques used by global elitists to keep masses of people under their control. Instead of allowing people to reconcile and build a future together in freedom, peace and prosperity, they keep alive old grievances like chattel slavery to keep them divided and fighting each other. This in turn distracts from a greater form of slavery that these elitists are presently working to impose on everyone.
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But there is a form of slavery that affects everyone on earth, even greater than physical and financial. It is the slavery to sin that came upon all humanity when Adam and Eve disobeyed God and ate of the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden.
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When Jesus Christ – the KING of kings, and LORD of lords – returns to establish His kingdom, the dark tyrannical empire of the global elite will be broken into smithereens!

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