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African American Citizens Used, Abused: Stay Woke It's an Election Year Here in the United States

Used again!  African Americans suffering here in the land of the free and the home of the brave! Nationwide psychologically manipulative talking puppets and events, you just might think twice before you set foot in AmeriKKKa if you don't live here these days.  This is what racist people want you to do and when you dare show up and do anything that draws attention to yourself in racist towns, cities, boroughs, etc. well you might have seen already, they often use black people as an example to communicate a message around the world.   

Just a reminder, there has always been and will always be a strategic agenda during an election year to sway votes by any means necessary.  Our current leadership is hell-bent on winning a second term, so he continues to create divisiveness among citizens and officials while playing victim when the media calls him out on his foolishness!

Most U.S. citizens are not happy with our current leadership.  Don't let the rally of support shown to the current president by the folks dressed in red make you think otherwise!  I have personally been disappointed repeatedly when I have turned on the television and checked out the Internet to see once again the president saying something to win over ignorant racists.

Feel free to continue your voyage over here if you are a foreigner; however, keep in mind that there are areas in this country that truly are not welcoming; therefore, do your research.  Fear-mongering and abuse of power was part of the plan from the start since this current administration showed up.  The hidden hand put pressure on the pawns in the game to send a clear message: "keep people out that don't look like us and are not of similar background--they will not continue to capitalize off of our resources.  Then keep those who are already 'oppressed' down, they are looking for handouts."  However, wealthy foreigners are always welcome just so long as they aren't looking to make war, at least for a time, then once rich and selfish Americans (primarily white with access to these foreign elitists) have used them for their ideas, resources, brand, assets, bodies, etc.  they have no more use of them.

Earlier this year, just like natives in other countries, we didn't anticipate the move of the coronavirus and how serious it was. We continued on working, shopping, playing, and visiting our family and friends with no masks, frequent hand-washing was unimportant, and so too was social distancing.  Now, many deaths of loved ones and friends later, there are citizens who are strict about these things, while others not so much even in their grief of the deceased.  Their attitudes are nonchalant and they hate to be reminded of how serious this virus is in our land.

Police brutality had reared its ugly head in full force in the media.  When the citizens protested and some change occurred, those that didn't appreciate what was happening, mainly local and government officials and racist law enforcement, they have been doing a number of things to slow the movements down.  Black Lives Matter continues to press on while even some elitist black folks criticize the organizations zeal on FOX news and elsewhere.  The average black American, with any sense and no allegiance to occult affiliations, fraternal and cult groups, don't support the views of those who are in media singing the Trump administration praises.

Whenever ordinary citizens with a growing platform whether on or off the Internet are gaining momentum, there are covert as well as overt ways their audiences are manipulated to keep from listening to the motivational speakers who are sincerely about empowering people and promoting change.  Money-grubbing elitists don't want the average person rising and dipping into their profits.  They don't want anyone or group, who could one day become competition going all out to build strong communities.  

Since most U.S. citizens are not scripted puppets and haven't taken any oaths to join elitist establishments, they are able to speak truth--real truth!  However, the consequences of that truth-speaking is highly influential speakers and leaders either end up dead or people close to them go missing or worse murdered.  Murders are covered up to look like suicides, drug and alcohol abuse or so-called death from natural causes. Don't think that we don't know any better those of you in foreign lands, because we do!  Yet, we can only say and do but so much (like many of you in your homelands) to bring attention to names involved in these cover-ups.

Support from around the world is very necessary to continue to expose the ongoing evils not just when it comes to police brutality and other race related issues, but we also need to continue to shine the light on: sexual abuse (especially committed by high profile officials and their connections), physical abuse, verbal abuse, genital mutilations, rapes, theft, unsolved mysteries, bribes, mind control tactics, and more that powerful people do to keep their sick fetishes, lavish lifestyles, and other things they enjoy quieted.

African Americans that are deemed the best in their crafts, A-listers, and "in the know" can't be trusted.  They are heavily restricted when it comes to speaking out about current events.  They are instructed by their handlers to participate in limited activities to appease the fans, but nothing more.  Donating goods, making a guest appearance here or there, entertaining with song, dance or sport are all good, but controversial topics is not.  Celebrities are careful joining ordinary citizens' causes and their freedom fighting ventures.  They are admonished out of view if they take on too much of a role.  So the sick rich continue to get rich off of the poor, mentally disabled, disadvantaged, and disenfranchised populaces.  They target individuals who usually have no conscience when it comes to participating in immoral activities to do their dirty work or those heavily medicated or have some kind of addiction.  Many American celebrities and not-so known people of power have come from poor or abusive backgrounds and/or have a love and greed for money.  

Various organizations are responsible for decorating your favorite entertainers, artists, business owners, and others up to be presented before the masses.  They advise them on how to talk, act, walk, and most of all how to think.  They then send them out with whatever they want them to say and do to brainwash the masses.  If you don't know any better, you find yourself liking and supporting entertainers, leaders, and others who you would have never considered, because there is always a little about them that is relatable--a bit of truth or "realness" sprinkled among the lies.  

Meanwhile, unstable celebrities are tricked into believing they are responsible for their own lives, but they aren't.  Their lives belong to the establishment--those they know and don't.  Yet, great brainwashing does just that, convince you into believing that one is powerful among puppeteers and is in control--wrong!  The same brainwashing tactics is used on the public similar to that which is used by cult leaders.  Watch yourself when you say something like this when watching a trending celebrity, "I would have never thought I would have liked this person or that one, but you know, I really do.  We don't have much in common, but..."  When you think like this you are dismissing your first negative impression about many of these immoral influencers while siding with them--contrary to what you know to be right and true within.  You are playing yourself!  You become a fresh recruit to convince others to believe in the devil of a man or woman pushing a dark agenda that they don't fully comprehend, but to them "It's cool...creative impression...it makes me look knowledgeable...my fans will like this."  An ignorant fan, follower, voter, or commentator who is no different than the mind-controlled celebrity who says, "I sold my soul to the devil."

So abused and used again, African Americans of every shade, background, social class, sex, gender, industry, etc.  Lives lost to push racists' agendas as well as other movements that appear to be righteous. Be careful, don't be the one who is manipulative into thinking in whatever way manipulative media wants you to think, exercise those critical thinking skills and do your research!  

What mass media tells you is important is not as important as you might think, it is what is going on behind the scenes by the hidden hand that is.  

Nicholl McGuire is the author of Socially Sweet, Physically Abusive Men and other books. 
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