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Any Anons seen this?

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https://t.me/INTHESHADQWS/321

The media is freaking out after former President Trump told black journalists about Kamala, “I’ve known her a long time indirectly — not directly very much — and she was always of Indian heritage and she was only promoting Indian heritage. I didn’t know she was black — until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black.” And now she wants to be known as black, so I don’t know is she Indian or is she black … but you know what, I respect either one, but she obviously doesn’t.”

Kamala and Obama were both ‘third culture’ children raised by non-black mothers and abandoned by their black fathers who grew up in third countries (Indonesia for Obama and Canada for Kamala) who had limited connections to any sense of blackness until they moved to America and began working on their careers. Kamala at least attended Howard and had tried to socialize with other black people, Obama hardly did. Both Kamala and Obama had mothers who were non-black radicals with a hankering for black nationalism. Obama related to blackness mostly through the lens of politics. Kamala likely does too.

A core difference between the invention of Kamala and Obama’s blackness is that Obama launched his national career with a bestselling ‘memoir’ laying out a fictionalized version of his embrace of blackness.

Kamala has really not done so and probably couldn’t. She’s many things but an intellectual, even a fake one, isn’t one of them.

But another difference is that while Obama never formally identified as white (Muslim or Indonesian may be another matter), Kamala did identify as Indian. And still does. The pitch for her tends to go back and forth.

Trump isn’t wrong here, the media is once again uncomfortable with the question of a non-African American ‘black’ candidate whose roots are not American and do not come out of the slavery experience.

That’s also a sensitive issue for many African Americans. Most black Americans did eventually come to accept Obama as one of their own. But he was a much better mimic while Kamala has a history of awkward and tone-deaf efforts to appear black.

Entire academic fields now revolve around blackness, as authentic, and of whiteness as a construct. Talking about blackness as a construct can be dangerous especially since a significant portion of the leftist elite feigns membership in minority groups, e.g. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and that its aspiring presidential candidates, Barack Obama and Kamala Harris, did not come out of the African American community, even when they did, like Cory Booker, it was after a period of code-switching in elite circles, followed by a reversion and an attempt to then reidentify as black.

Whatever one’s feelings about Kamala are, there’s little question that identifying as black was a decision for her and, unlike Obama, not a permanent one, but a situational one. When it’s convenient, she’s black, when it’s convenient she’s Indian or even Asian, and when convenient she’s something more ambiguous.

It’s part of a pattern in which Kamala routinely disavows her own views, quotes, policies and past to be whatever empty vessel people want to see her as. Obama was guilty of that at times, but at least you could understand where his position was at any given time, with Kamala not even that is really true anymore.

https://www.frontpagemag.com/the-invention-of-obama-and-kamalas-blackness/

This story is developing…

U.S. Southern District of Florida Judge Aileen Cannon has been assigned a Federal election integrity case against DHS Sec Mayorkas, FL SoS Cord Byrd, FL AG Ashley Moody, and Others.

Amongst her initial rulings are 'no redactions' of documents, and all of the defendants have to answer together.

The Miami Independent will report more, along with court documents, shortly.

https://miamiindependent.com/breaking-u-s-southern-district-of-florida-judge-aileen-cannon-has-been-assigned-federal-election-integrity-case-against-hhs-sec-mayorkas-fl-sos-cord-byrd-fl-ag-ashley-moody-others/

We need better quality shills , these idiots are total shit and so fucking easy to filter

never forget

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The extent to which these motherfuckers are going to in trying to make it appear that there were certain techinical things they couldn't do with the comms between the USSS and BPD is a fucking joke. The blatant, wide open access they left for this 20 year old faggot is as obivious as the the nose on your face. They really think they can sell this to everyone. Fact it, they did it purposely. They set POTUS up. Nice job Q. 100% insulated uh?

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There is something special about the word "HI" besides the 8th and 9th letter what totals 17 = Q

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Will Kamala Harris Wear a Saree for Inauguration Day in US? Desis Can't Wait to Find Out

Last Updated: January 20, 2021, 13:12 IST

https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/will-kamala-harris-wear-a-saree-for-inauguration-day-in-us-twitter-cant-wait-to-find-out-3308264.html

On January 20, 2021, Kamala Harris will be assuming the office of Vice President of the United States. Speculations are going around that the first woman Vice President might wear the Indian traditional dress ‘saree’ on the big day.

In an interview to CNN, fashion designer Bibhu Mohapatra said that it would not be a surprise if Kamala decides to wear a saree for the inauguration ball. According to him, it is important for madam VP that she uses her saree as a tool to bring people together.

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Could Kamala Harris invoke her Indian heritage by wearing a sari on inauguration day?

https://www.cnn.com/style/article/kamala-harris-sari-inauguration/index.html

With Donald Trump’s boycott, fears over Covid-19, the threat of armed protests and calls for violence following the siege of the Capitol, next week’s presidential inauguration is already set to be like no other.

In light of the myriad security challenges and logistical uncertainties, the question of what Kamala Harris wears on Wednesday might seem like a flippant one.

But for some in Asian American communities, the prospect of the nation’s first Black and South Asian Vice President wearing a traditional sari at any of the inauguration events – even if the celebrations are largely virtual – has offered a glimmer of positivity amid the tumult.

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Indian roots matter to Kamala

https://www.tamilmurasu.com.sg/tabla/india/story20200814-49711

Mrs Kamala Devi Harris has deftly moulded her dominant African-American identity with that of her Indian background as a Tamil to create the evergreen American classic of the immigrant dream.

Born in Oakland, California, to immigrants, cancer researcher Shyamala Gopalan from India and economics professor Donald Harris from Jamaica, Mrs Harris, 55, is now a heartbeat away from the United States vice-presidency.

Hmmmm