National Protests for George Floyd

Here's a good, simple video explaining what's behind this whole mess:

Good video ReadyMom.

I snagged a copy of that video, in case it disappears, due to "community standards" (a catch phrase YouTube uses to censor conservative content).

I also got a copy of the Wikipedia page about Tommy Vext, in case he gets "vaporized" (see book 1984 for reference).

I noticed, in the video, Tommy Vext uses the term "gaslight," but he uses it incorrectly. He basically meant cover or diversion, to keep people from knowing what is happening, or what happened recently. The real meaning of "gaslighting" is to rewrite the past, and change it. That is in the video, too, as he mentions the Democrat party's history, that they don't want you to know, and is happening now, as they try to rewrite the history of our nation.

Update: It wasn't just an idle theory that the video might get deleted.
Deja Moo.
I have seen this bull before.
Apparently, it only took 4 days to get him to recant and delete the video, and what we have seen is a copy. It will probably only be a matter of time before the "take down" notices get around to removing this copy.

More info here:
https://wmmr.com/2020/06/11/tommy-vext-clarifies-comments-racism/

In Vext’s video, which has since been deleted, he highlighted a number of popular, but unsubstantiated, conspiracy theories, including how the Clinton Foundation and billionaire George Soros fund the Black Lives Matter group. He tried to explain, using magic markers, how racism doesn’t really exist.

Vext said, “We have turned into this — citizens policing other citizens over a veil of racism that doesn’t exist. I’m African American, I’m 38-years-old, I’ve grown up in this country and I have not experienced actual racism. I’ve spent 20 years traveling through 48 states and…50 countries all over the world. We don’t have a problem with race here. It’s all manufactured.

But now that they got him to recant, he says:

Vext added, “After several conversations with fellow artist/ thought leaders in the African American community I can see the insensitive timing of sharing such theories.

Insensitive? Indeed.
Wouldn't want to hurt anyone's feelings, by calling out the guilty parties.

The video above has been removed.