The New American Red Guard

About a month ago I wrote about the nascent student anti-gun movement and made a prediction that they would become the New American Red Guard. Unfortunately, it looks like I was right.

Washington DC

So hundreds of thousands of misled lemmings reportedly showed up for yesterday’s massive estrogen-fest and international declaration of suicide in Washington DC.

CNN

Building on the momentum of last week’s National School Walkout, these members of a generation raised with gun violence have mobilized Americans with impassioned pleas for stricter gun control laws while honoring the 17 students and faculty members killed February 14 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

This protest is no doubt being organized by some very wealthy and powerful people. For instance Oprah Winfrey, George & Amal Clooney and Steven Spielberg have collectively donated millions to the march.

“George and Amal, I couldn’t agree with you more,” Winfrey said, referencing a statement made by the couple announcing their donation to the cause. “I am joining forces with you and will match your $500,000 donation to ‘March For Our Lives.’

With Hollywood big bucks and completely favorable and unquestioning News coverage, we can only reasonably assume that this is the J-Left’s eternal gun-grab agenda.

There were also coordinated marches all over America and in Europe as well.

Atlanta, GA

Boston, MA

Houston, TX

Spain

Brussels, Belgium

Turns out not only Hollywood, but cities like Baltimore are spending tax money on this event as well:

Our Community Now:

Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is receiving criticism over her decision to dedicate as much as $100,000 of taxpayer money to provide 60 school buses, free t-shirts, and boxed lunches for around 3,000 students looking to attend a gun control rally in Washington, D.C., later this month.

Even MTV jumped in with the NAACP:

We’re teaming up with @NAACP and these celebrities to send 17 buses of young people from communities impacted by gun violence around the country to the #MarchForOurLives in Washington D.C. tomorrow: https://t.co/7vbOJmqQkN @AMarch4OurLives pic.twitter.com/BJ4uzPGlBs

— MTV (@MTV) March 23, 2018

The Communist coincidence. At 0:15 of this video below, movement spokesperson David Hogg says, “The sun shines on a new day.” Well it just so happens that “New Day” and “Dawn of a New Day,” are phrases historically associated with communist, and now liberal political campaigns.

From the USSR to Obama to Hillary to Hogg – always a “New Day” for commies

I will spare you a re-hash of how Communism is Jewish, how Communists grab guns, and how Communists rounded up White Christians and genocided up to 60 Million of them in the (Jewish) Bolshevik revolution, once they were disarmed, which Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn documented extensively in his book series The Gulag Archipelago. I will spare you another reminder that Jews are our eternal enemy that want to exterminate us White folks. I will spare you a reminder that they control the media who is pushing this contrived piece of street theater.

It might just be a strange coincidence that Hogg mentioned a common commie campaign slogan, or it could be that his speeches are written for him. He certainly has a history of sounding like he is reading a script:

So maybe someone writes his speeches for him, I don’t know. But hey, it’s not like there are any directors attending the event or anything…

What do ya know it’s Steven Spielberg, the most famous jew director in the world!

LOL, probably just a coincidence. I’m sure some other jew writes Hogg’s speeches.

Anyways, since I’m skipping the aforementioned history lesson about jews and communism for redundancies sake, let’s see how the Maoist Red Guard (that this movement so closely resembles) was ultimately defeated.

Wikipedia

By February 1967, political opinion at the center had decided on the removal of the Red Guards from the Cultural Revolution scene in the interest of stability.^[33] The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) forcibly suppressed the more radical Red Guard groups in Sichuan, Anhui, Hunan, Fujian, and Hubei provinces in February and March. Students were ordered to return to schools; student radicalism was branded ‘counterrevolutionary’ and banned.^[34] There was a wide backlash in the spring against the suppression, with student attacks on any symbol of authority and PLA units. An order from Mao, the Cultural Revolution Group, the State Council, and the Central Military Affairs Committee of the PLA on 5 September 1967 instructed the PLA to restore order to China.^[35]

The PLA violently put down the national Red Guard movement in the year that followed, with the suppression often brutal. A radical alliance of Red Guard groups in Hunan province called the Sheng Wu Lien was involved in clashes with local PLA units, for example, and in the first half of 1968 was forcibly suppressed.^[36]At the same time the PLA carried out mass executions of Red Guards in Guangxi province that were unprecedented in the Cultural Revolution.^[36]

The final remnants of the movement were defeated in Beijing in the summer of 1968. Reportedly, in an audience of the Red Guard leaders with Mao, the Chairman informed them gently of the end of the movement with a tear in his eye. The repression of the students by the PLA was not as gentle.^[37] After the summer of 1968 some more-radical students continued to travel across China and play an unofficial part in the Cultural Revolution, but by then the movement’s official and substantial role was over.

I have no idea if the US military will shut these kids down if they get too uppity, but I know that American sheriff’s generally are opposed to a gun grab, so it’s more likely that we will have to deal with teenage riots than cops knocking at our doors.

Needless to say, every single one of you should be armed to the fullest extent of the law, with guns you train with regularly. For self-defense of course.
Actually, there have been some reports of the New American Red Guard getting violent, so best to play it safe.

Miss Cho, a 15-year-old high school student and Red Guard leader, whines about something to her fellow students during a rally held in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, 1966. David Hogg does the same in Washington DC, 2018.

Nothing new under the sun actually

One thing to keep in mind is this entire “March For Our Lives” campaign is strictly emotion based, and therefor very feminine in nature. You should encourage people to use their logic and not get swept up in the emotional theatrics of brown teenage lesbians crying on command.

No Guns for Goblina!

Remind people that disarmed populations are regularly genocided.

It certainly appears like history is repeating itself, best to prepare for the worst. Build local networks of folks you trust, and develop communications and defense systems. Stay aware of local student protests by monitoring your local news channels.

Arm to the teeth, Homeschool Now!

JC Hinson