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Patriotic Frat Boys · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mama's. Dear mama's, who do frat
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  boys were so patriotic? Well, let's ask our American mama's mama, she
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  said, enjoining is now our American mamas turn out Ofville and Kimberly Burlison.
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  So it was I guess last week they had the protesters of the Palestinian protesters,
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  they tore down the American flag, put up a Palestinian flag. To
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  his credit, the interim chancellor for the university marched out with a whole bunch
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  of police officers, pulled that flat that Palestinian flag down, put up the
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  American flag. Then the protesters tried to take it down again. And this
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  is when the frat boys came to aid the rescue and they they stopped it.
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  They said, nope, We're going to keep this flag from touching the
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  ground. Even though water bottles being thrown at them, rocks being thrown at
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  them, they stood for the red. Do you remember me telling y'all one
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  time that whenever there's a twist in a story is where I see God.
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  When something that you don't expect just happens, that's usually where I see God.
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  And in this moment that was a twist in the story. I never
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  saw coming these young fat boys holding this flag up stelle top with their colors.
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  You know one thing that I thought I saw. One of the kids
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  was interviewed one of the young men and he said, I would have held
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  that flag up. I would have held it with my life. I would
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  have died at that moment holding that flag up because their arms were tired.
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  This went on for a long time, but what I loved is courage is
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  contagious, and what it did to other campuses across the country. All of
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  a sudden, everybody saw this and it was like there was the beacon.
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  It was that contagion that we talked about where they all were like, wef
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  they can do it. We didn't think of that we could come back and
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  combat this by being patriotic. Where was the other camp that? Right after
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  that, then there were some protesters out in the middle of the square,
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  the middle of the walkway or wherever, and hundreds of other students came out
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  and sang the national anthem U T I think I think it was U T.
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  Austin they were and l s U. I saw that they were coming
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  out there, so they came out and they sang the national anthem to shout
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  down the protests, and all of that came after the frat boys the flag.
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  I gave them the courage. And can you imagine being the parents of
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  one of these boys that showed I mean, you're I mean, we were
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  proud, not even our children, but we were so even our congress members
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  don't have the courage to waive our own flags in Congress. They were right
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  exactly. So here's one of the other things that really hasn't been talked about.
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  And I find this interesting because when something goes well on the right,
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  this isn't something that gets talked about, But when it's something happens on the
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  left, it's the first thing they talk about. The first person who posted
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  about the frat boys posting the holding up the flag online was one of the
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  fraternity brothers who's his Hispanic. Really let's go. So that's that's one of
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  these things that this is not about racism. Oh no, it's about patriotism.
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  And when you look at the other college campuses, do it you say
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  frat boys, and people automatically go, oh okay, rich white kids,
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  it's not there. There was racial integration within this fraternity and within the other
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  campuses where they were seeing the national anthem. There was integration, but the
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  integration wasn't the point. It was simply a side effect of patriotism. Exactly.
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  They see things at risk right now, they see our freedom, they
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  see the patriotism kind of will going away. But here's the other thing that
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  was so wild. So Bill Ackman, he's like this billionaire. He was
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  the first one and he's been red peeled recently. So he was a huge
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  donor for the Biden family or the Biden White House. And what he did
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  was he was the first one to give I own ten thousand dollars and said,
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  y'all have a rager on me. No way. It's now almost up
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  to five hundred thousand dollars. People all over it. And y'all if you
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  read the GoFundMe, I don't know who's writing this, but it's brilliant.
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  It is if I wish I had it in front of me, but you'll
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  have to look it up. But what they put on the go famd ME
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  and what they're saying about these boys, it is so typically university fraternity,
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  especially in the South, that it's hilarious, but they have their actual heroes
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  to a lot of people who are like, we're watching this on TV,
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  going, oh my gosh, our way of life is being threatened by these
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  little spoiled brats. A lot of them aren't even university students. They're being
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  paid by soros in them to do this. Our way of life is being
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  threatened. And to see these eighteen to twenty one twenty two year old boys
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  say not on our watch, and then to have that be contagious across the
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  board at all these other universities, it has done something. It's given me
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  hope. Haven't had a lot of time given me hope as well. I
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  feel the same way. I was even surprised by Mayor Eric Adams is that
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  is the New York him talking about nobody should fly any other flag. I
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  couldn't believe he was even saying what he was saying. So I think it
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  got to him as well. And that president in North Carolina that came out
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  there and Chancellor yes, yes, he's a hero, because there's a lot
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  of these chancellors. There's a lot of these presidents that are not They're trying
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  to appease these bullies Columbia University is a great example. Well, and Brown
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  University. Brown University went okay, we will divest from Israel. Brown University
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  gave in to the protesters. Brown University, and here's here's the real shame
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  of all this. If Hamas would have given into Israel's demands as quickly as
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  Brown gave into their demands, there never would have been a land war in
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  Gaza. That's right. If you like to ask our American Mama's a question,
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  go to our website American ground Radio dot com, slash mama's and click
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  on the ass the mama's button turned out of a Kimberly burthers and thank you
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  so much.