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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2020

Ralph Epperson | Divide & Conquer, Planned Chaos and the Engineered Civil War | Part 1 of 2

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The interview with Ralph Epperson is about his views on the current events surrounding the protests over police brutality. He believes that the events are being manipulated by anarcho-communists with a goal to destroy America. He explains that there are three distinct groups in the protests: those who are justified in their outrage, the destructive opportunists, and the anarcho-communists. Epperson is an historian, author, and lecturer who has been researching the conspiratorial view of history for over 50 years. He argues that the events he wrote about in his books, "The Unseen Hand" and "The New World Order," are becoming a reality today. Epperson also touches on the use of rent-a-riot tactics by George Soros and other big money Democrat interests. He argues that the Democrats are using the pent up anger of their constituents to fuel the protests and then standing back and letting the same constituents pay the price. He holds the police and politicians responsible for the current situation and believes that the black community and white boys who join in the looting will pay the price. He suggests that if the Democrats had taken the responsibility to represent their constituents, the districts would be flourishing. Finally, Epperson believes that the situation has gone too far and that there will be a price to pay. He accuses the Democrat politicians of cynicism and of squandering resources on war and cronyism instead of addressing the issues faced by their constituents.

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