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An American Tragedy

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First published at 00:29 UTC on August 12th, 2020.

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Rewind back to the period of time before the US involvement in WW2. What if we had elected someone who was "Unequivocally American"? What if we had elected a man who wouldn't force us to fight foreign wars? Foreign wars fought for the benefit of the Zionist banking cartels. Charles Lindbergh reminds us of a time when America WAS the best country on the planet, a country that was still worth fighting and dying for. As we enter this new era in American history, we must ask ourselves, will we fight for the America of today? Or will we fight for the values and ideals that created men like George Washington, Andrew Jackson, Henry Ford and of course Lindbergh?

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