It is not surprising that four years ago Barack Obama accused America of being racist. Where he said it could not be more inappropriate.
It was at a funeral for five police officers who were murdered by BLM terrorists. The speech took place in Dallas, where a BLM domestic terrorist gunned down five Dallas police officers.
The five slain officers were Brent Thompson, Patrick Zamarripa, Michael Krol, Lorne Ahrens, and Michael J. Smith. Their families were not only left to mourn but they had to endure the alleged president lecture them on how racist they truly were.
Five families were torn apart that day but Obama had very little to say about these five brave men but he found plenty of time to mention Alton Sterling, Philando Castle and Trayvon Martin. Obama should have stayed at home if all he planned to do was to divide the country.
DISGUSTING!
Barack Obama lectured the people of Dallas today at the memorial service for the five slain police officers by a racist Black Power activist.
The deceased officers were veterans and fathers: Brent Thompson, Patrick Zamarripa, Michael Krol, Lorne Ahrens and Michael J. Smith.
Obama went off on a history lecture of racism in America. He included mentions of Alton Sterling (twice) and Philando Castile (twice). He even mentioned poor black children in hoodies – a reference to Trayvon Martin.
At one point police officers refused to applaud his defense of Black Lives Matter. When the camera panned on the police officers they were not applauding.
These officers were slain four years ago on July 7, 2016.
On This Day In 2016 Five Dallas Police Officers Were Slain In The Line Of Duty By A BLM Terrorist.
Obama used their funeral to lecture America about racist cops while he praised BLM ..
Was one of the most disgusting moments of his Presidency, and that’s saying something. pic.twitter.com/N4cN1bjX9w
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Obama held numerous meetings in the White House with Black Lives Matter radicals and terrorists. Rather than condemn the murderers he condemned America and the Dallas police.
