Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt: Is There an October Surprise in the Works in the Iran War?

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We've all heard Dr. King's famous words.

He actually gave them many times in 1966, 1967, and before his death in 1968.

When he talked about riots, because riots were a regular occurrence during this period of time, and he said this, you know it probably by heart, you've heard it many times this week, a riot is the language of the unheard.

A riot is the language of the unheard.

But then he goes on to ask this question, what is it that America has failed to hear? If a riot and if protests, which are not the same thing as a riot, a protest is generally a peaceful event,

you know, generally a peaceful event.

I guess it's not as bad as perhaps I initially thought, but he's trying to explain away the Black Lives Matter stuff and actually say that they have a point.

And I find that, you know, you could have that conversation if you're a community college or if you're on MSNBC or if you're just a guy, but to have it at church when you're the pastor, that's wrong.

Well, let me put this in more naked terms for you.

What he's doing essentially is He is advocating what we see happening before our very eyes right now, which is the burning down of France and Belgium.

It starts out as a school kid who's annoyed about the drinking fountains, which is a complete and total lie, into organized groups that are paid for by globalist billionaires.

And they're not heard, though, so they have a riot.

And in this case...

Their riot just yesterday in Paris burned down my favorite spot in Paris, which was the old historical market that goes back to 1615.

In other words, they're eviscerating and vaporizing European culture as we speak, and this guy is advocating for that because that's what he means.

Cut 16.

We've all heard Dr. King's famous words.

He actually gave them many times in 1966, 1967, and before his death in 1968.

When he talked about riots, because riots were a regular occurrence during this period of time, and he said this, you know it probably by heart, you've heard it many times this week, a riot is the language of the unheard.

A riot is the language of the unheard.

But then he goes on to ask this question, what is it that America has failed to hear? If a riot and if protests, which are not the same thing as a riot, a protest is generally a peaceful event,

you know, generally a peaceful event.

I guess it's not as bad as perhaps I initially thought, but he's trying to explain away the Black Lives Matter stuff and actually say that they have a point.

And I find that, you know, you could have that conversation if you're a community college or if you're on MSNBC or if you're just a guy, but to have it at church when you're the pastor, that's wrong.

Well, let me put this in more naked terms for you.

What he's doing essentially is He is advocating what we see happening before our very eyes right now, which is the burning down of France and Belgium.

It starts out as a school kid who's annoyed about the drinking fountains, which is a complete and total lie, into organized groups that are paid for by globalist billionaires.

And they're not heard, though, so they have a riot.

And in this case...

Their riot just yesterday in Paris burned down my favorite spot in Paris, which was the old historical market that goes back to 1615.

In other words, they're eviscerating and vaporizing European culture as we speak, and this guy is advocating for that because that's what he means.