JFK's Revolution: How America Became a Marxist Aristocracy. - Cerny, Adrian F.
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How America became the Marxist Aristocracy it is today. Even as only 1 in 100 Americans even know that America has been a Marxist Aristocracy for the last 60 years. President John F. Kennedy (JFK) gave a speech to the nation on Civil Rights, June 11, 1963, mentioned mass Black Violence 12 times and called the Civil Rights Movement a 'Revolution'. "A great change is at hand, and our task, our obligation, is to make that revolution, that change, peaceful and constructive for all." JFK, speech on Civil Rights, June 1963 Yes as Blacks used 5,000 Race riots, 250,000 Fires and put US Military into…mehr

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How America became the Marxist Aristocracy it is today. Even as only 1 in 100 Americans even know that America has been a Marxist Aristocracy for the last 60 years. President John F. Kennedy (JFK) gave a speech to the nation on Civil Rights, June 11, 1963, mentioned mass Black Violence 12 times and called the Civil Rights Movement a 'Revolution'. "A great change is at hand, and our task, our obligation, is to make that revolution, that change, peaceful and constructive for all." JFK, speech on Civil Rights, June 1963 Yes as Blacks used 5,000 Race riots, 250,000 Fires and put US Military into Race Mutiny during Viet Nam and the Cold war, costing America the war, for this ''Great Change''. AKA; those Civil Rights Laws. Yes, in less than 13 months, America now under JFK's Jewish written, Civil Rights Laws, became a Marxist Aristocracy. That ''His People', IE Catholics, were part of JFK's New Aristocracy, along with Women, Jews, Blacks, Homosexuals, etc. IE 78% of America's Population, is a given. That his Peoples enemies, Straight, White, Male, Protestants are NOT members of JFK's New Aristocracy and did not have any Civil Rights, nor 14th Amendment (Equal Protections of the Laws) is also a given.