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henrymakow.com – July 3, 2020

At a time when their personal freedom is severely curtailed on the flimsiest of pretexts, my fellow citizens were protesting against racism. Nothing better illustrates Bezmenov’s description of ideological subversion: No one is able to recognize their real enemy or defend their real interests. 

by Henry Makow PhD

“Friday, June 5, 2020, marked Manitoba’s largest protest march in a century and one of the largest marches in Canada in support of Black Lives Matter and against police violence.  20,000 gathered in Winnipeg to join worldwide protests set off by the killing of George Floyd…A group of eight Black activists called for the protest march…which saw people driving in from rural areas to participate. Over a dozen speakers mostly women shared stories of racism they experience growing up, and continuously in their workplaces…”
This took place while I was still in Mexico. Apparently 20,000 people paraded down a street just a block from my house.
I hate racism as much as anyone. People should be judged by their individual behavior not by their race. But why can’t my fellow citizens see that they are George Floyd and the cops who have a knee on their necks ARE their politicians and media? 

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Manitobans were under house arrest for nearly three months. Their economy has been dealt a nasty blow. Thousands of people are out of work and hundreds of businesses destroyed. Travel has been curtailed. They are forced to talk through plexiglass, social distance, and wear a silly mask. Yet, none of this has elicited any protest or so much as a demand for proof!

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