MAGAcore

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Made with Cool Edit Pro 2. Made in 2018. Download the whole compilation "AmeriCORE" here: https://splitterstormrecords.bandcamp.com/album/americore Timothy McVeigh: "Being face-to-face close with these people, in personal contact, you realize they're just people like you." Bernadine Dohrn: "Sisters and brothers: A year ago, we blew away the Haymarket pig statue at the start of the youth riot in Chicago. The head of the Police Sergeants' Association called emotionally for all-out war between the pigs and us. We accepted. Last night, we destroyed the pig again. This time, it begins a Fall offensive of youth resistance that will spread from Santa Barbara to Boston, back to Canton, Kansas. Now we are everywhere, and next week, families and tribes will attack the enemy around the country." Charles Manson: "Out of the Kentucky Mountains, when, uh, my uncle said, "We ain't surrenderin'. We're still Rebels, and we'll be Rebels until the end of time, because I ain't acceptin' no Yankee school." He said, "Don't go to those schools, boy." So when I was nine years old, I set the school on fire ..." Harry Smith, narrating "Ted Kaczynski: The Accused Unabomber": "... but above all else, they stressed education. Ted took to it, and by age 12 had a favorite book. It was called "Romping through Mathematics: From Addition to Calculus"." Eric Harris: "We can protect you, … but for a cost." David Koresh: "We don't need the revelation of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. We already have that. We don't need the revelation of Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, or Oral Roberts. We don't need the revelation of men. Here's the revelation that God has already wrapped up in his right hand, a book filled with (seven seals). The mighty angel questions all of heaven, "Who was worthy to open it?" ..."

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