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Timothy Gordon here.

The bishops, Blake, and BLM.

And you see I'm wearing a Garces shirt, the Catholic school in California,

which fired me before I came to beautiful Mississippi here,

for opposing the BLM at the start of this wacky summer.

Four months, three months ago, the bishops, Blake, and BLMm according to a recent article on catholic news agency the bishops call for a day of fasting

to end racism and they make oblique references to jacob lake and american racism and explicit references to American racism.

So the question arises, and I want to ruminate for opening, not as a closing, I want to ruminate for the start.

This is a little change.

Does the Jacob Blake shooting, or the knee on the neck of George Floyd or the other,

or Anton Arbery, or the girl, I forget what her name was, there are four or five

killings or injurings of black people in America that are being alluded to by the bishops,

by the mainstream media, by sports figures in the mainstream media, as racism.

Do they contain elements or even one element of racism? No. Listen to me, people. No one,

you're not going to hear this anywhere else. There is not a corpuscle, a whisper, a wit,

of evidenced racism in any of the attacks or whatever you want to call them, the counterattacks

by police, or in the case of Anton Arbery, the citizens against any of those American black people,

not one.

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