Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "Biden Thinks School Board Protesters are Terrorists LOL" video.

  1. It's why the GOP kept him out. Once you are enlightened about who this group of people are, (even though some were from within the GOP), and about their connections to both Trotsky and the NSDAP, then you understand what they're capable of. I can't prove it, but I believe one president and his brother found out in the early sixties. Too many pieces fit.
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  2. Styx mentioned that the Govt will claim that the parents are connected to a person with a moniker that sounds like "cue." I wonder how many now know that this anon was a tool of the left wing, and that what he/she was posting was really against the GOP? They even admitted who they were in one post: "'cue' = Alice." That referenced a free ebook on Amazon at the time, and Alice was HRC. It's just like the group you mention, which is being pushed, and funded, by some within the left wing. That's why they're left alone.
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  3.  Clarence Spangle  You think no Trotskyites joined the fascist cause? They did.
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  4.  Clarence Spangle  Where did I mention that religion? The man in question was supposedly brought up in another faith, and some from this same ethnicity, in the US and elsewhere, did join with the fascists. Many were not religious at all - they were atheists, they were anti-Stalinist, and they were supposedly against "Soviet Socialism." His parents were Russian. This group, at one time, supported two nations' fascism, which were against the Soviets. Those in Italy helped put a certain dictator in power, and he protected them. Those in the US were in New York, had been associated with, and were Trotskyites (New York Intellectuals), and some broke away from the left to infiltrate the right. They became the Neocons. The New Left and New Right. That's the dirty secret, and the huge elephant in the room.
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  5.  Clarence Spangle  Yes, and who was his family? Where did you get the M word from? Wrong ethnicity or religion. Trotsky had huge ties in New York within a certain population. They hated the Stalinist Soviets, and some joined the fascist cause over it. Many dropped their religion and became atheists. Some, though, were within the "reformed."
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