Episode 26: BLM Corruption

from We, the Deplorables Hosted by Destination Church

In 2020, BLM received $90 million in donations. $30 mil is accounted for but what about the $60 million. BLM is in non-compliance as a non-profit in several states for not filing the appropriate documents and for suspected financial corruption. Oh, that doesn’t include the ginormous mansion purchased in Canada, an old Communist organization’s central location of operation. California Cease and Desist Letter Lack of Transparency NY Post Article Leaders Quietly Jump Ship Canada Communist Mansion Who Controls the Finances Charity Watch Shaun King Good News Recommended Reading Other Links: LibertyFirstSociety.com Wallbuilders.com Take Action! Save America! Resource thehubapostolictraining.com

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