Riots At The 1968 Democrat National Convention

1968 Riots at the Democrat National Convention

You may hear talk about riots at the 1968 Democrat National Convention.

What you don't hear today is that the vast majority of the rioters were police directed to attack peaceful Americans, about 3,000 of them, gathered to call for an end to war, in this case, the very illegal war in Vietnam.

The War in Vietnam was started with lies put forward by the Johnson Administration, after the CIA had armed North Vietnam and instigated them to infiltrate South Vietnam and once they were in place, to begin an insurgency to overthrow the American installed South Vietnamese Roman Catholic "government" in this majority Buddhist part of the world.

Sound insane? It was and a lot of patriotic Americans didn't go along with it. There were very small groups recruited to be violent who were sometimes marginally so. This was in the 60s and in spite of 1968 being a year of assassinations, America had not yet lost its mind.

However, the psychiatric industry was pumping Americans full of drugs. As a result, mass murder was becoming commonplace. The controlled press played up every bit of horror but didn't ID psychiatry as being behind the events. But psychiatrists working for the government were behind each an every terrorist event, including Vietnam.

This was all about using psychiatric mind control measures to convince Americans that the were not in control of their government.

But there was a foreign cabal running things and if you think things have gotten more dangerous, you are correct. That foreign cabal is losing control and becoming desperate to regain control of America.

With the advent of a nationalist running for President of the US (POTUS), THINGS ARE GETTING MORE INTERESTING.

If you feel like we are about to retake America for Americans, you're right again.

If you sense a real danger in this, you're right again.

However, there are millions of us who lived through the 60s and now know very well what's going on. We are willing to "make America great again," or die in the attempt.

There are still many more of us, even if some of us are past seventy, than there are of them. We are not going to be the last Americans.

Dennis H. Cl