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https://gab.com/Hamer_home/posts/114456950405101934/media/1?timeline=video-clips

At :10 sec mark; gun shot is muted

https://archive.is/zW8UD

Of course its niggers. Carowinds and Knotts Berry also put rules in because of niggers.

Even the comments on this People article know whats going on.
https://people.com/six-flags-america-to-close-after-25-years-11727123#comments

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8pA2TDXtew

I don’t remember seeing this gal before but I guess she’s been around awhile as a government/central banks whistleblower.
In the interview, she discusses central banking and the Bank of International Settlement, the “control grid” which banks are implementing that will use digital currency and AI to monitor and “punish” individuals, the massive unaccountable expenditures the US government has been siphoning from the system to build (as she believes) underground installations where elites can live when the shit hits the fan and “breakthrough” energy technologies she thinks the government is concealing.

She had a reputation in the financial world before working for Jack Kemp at HUD under Bush I. She’s kind of a Christian weirdo but she had some intereseting stuff to say, Imo.

this is the tale of a boy named chris.
he choked on a dick and died.

- fin

AI Overview

The book "The Cleanest Race" argues that North Korea's ideology is rooted in far-right politics, not far-left or communist principles. The author, Richard Myers, suggests that North Korea's Juche ideology is a facade, designed to mislead foreigners, and that the true ideology is more akin to Japanese fascism.

Here's a more detailed explanation of Myers' arguments:

Xenophobia and Militarism:

Myers highlights North Korea's xenophobic nature, citing incidents like the mob attack on Afro-Cuban diplomats and the forced abortions of mixed-ethnicity children.

Decline of Communist Ideology:

The author points out that the 2009 North Korean constitution omits all mention of communism, further suggesting a shift away from Marxism-Leninism.

Racist National Identity:

Myers argues that the North Korean government uses racist criteria to define national identity, portraying genetically Korean citizens as morally pure but weak, requiring leadership from charismatic figures like Kim Il Sung.

Japanese Fascism Influence:

He draws parallels between North Korea's ideology and Japanese fascism, suggesting that it's not rooted in Marxism-Leninism or Neo-Confucianism, but rather in a form of right-wing nationalism.
In essence, "The Cleanest Race" posits that North Korea's governance is characterized by a far-right ideology masked by communist rhetoric, with xenophobia, militarism, and a racist view of national identity as key features.