The video is self-explanatory https://rightonly.net/photo/373862/schoolshootingtx/feed_1298933 THE ORIGINAL STORY OUT OF TEXAS Disgruntled LATINO TRANS teenage nutcase pulls up to school, shoots one round from a hand gun and is then shot by concealed carry IN THE PARKING LOT. It ended RIGHT THERE, IN THE PARKING LOT. Anything else they spew is just another Sandy Hook. That was the FIRST STORY, where in the hell did 21 dead come from??? I was ignoring this because even an hour into it only the shooter got nailed and the story ended in the parking lot. So I figured the story would die and I ignored it only to find out some assinine gun grab pervert decided to launch. Actually that's not the ABSOLUTE ORIGINAL story, the ORIGINAL was that it was stopped IN THE PARKING LOT, there was no one "running to the school". But at least this release said everyone was safe with only one person shot, omitting the fact that the one person shot was the original shooter. Taken out by concealed carry.

⁣Note - VfB habs vetted this documentary - to really get the spices flowing, I will use (((Wikipedia)))'s toilet-stained screed ?✡?: Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ⁣https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/....Hebrews_to_Negroes:_ Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America Directed by Ronald Dalton Jr. Written by Ronald Dalton Jr. Produced by Ronald Dalton Jr. Edited by Carl Jackson Distributed by Amazon Prime Video Release date: 20 December 2018 Running time : 208 minutes Country: United States Language: English Budget: $8,000[1] Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America is a 2018 film directed by Ronald Dalton Jr. The film espouses antisemitic messaging and spreads misinformation.[2] It contains antisemitic tropes, Holocaust denial, and claims of an international Jewish conspiracy.[3][4] The film is based upon a book of the same name, also written by Dalton, that promotes Black Hebrew Israelite beliefs. It is homemade, low-budget, and existed in relative obscurity from the time of its release until October 2022.[5] That month, National Basketball Association player Kyrie Irving posted a link to it on his Twitter account and was subsequently suspended by his team, the Brooklyn Nets.[6] Background The film was homemade by amateur filmmaker Ronald Dalton Jr. on a reported budget of $8,000.[5][1] Dalton claimed to have received "divine revelations" beginning around 2010.[7] Synopsis The film promotes false Black Hebrew Israelite beliefs that some people of color, including Black Americans, "are the true descendants of the biblical Israelites." One of the ideas shared in the film is that the Jews of today are not actual Jews and they culturally appropriated the religious heritage of Black people and then covered it up.[8] Such a notion has been debunked.[9][10] The film is filled with antisemitism, including claims of an International Jewish conspiracy that aims to oppress and defraud Black people.[3][11] The film includes many antisemitic tropes, including claims of Jewish power and greed, claims that Jews control the media[8] and claims of Jewish Satanic worship.[12] The film also uses quotes from The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and Henry Ford's The International Jew, Holocaust denial, attacks on Zionism, and conspiracy theories about the Rothschild family. The film also includes quotes attributed to Adolf Hitler that appear to be fabricated.[8] Another example is that the movie falsely attributes a quote to Harold Wallace Rosenthal about a Jewish conspiracy to control the media; the quote is from a fabricated interview with Rosenthal in the discredited pamphlet 'The Hidden Tyranny'.[13] Controversy Director Ronald Dalton Jr. in 2021. In October 2022, Brooklyn Nets NBA basketball player Kyrie Irving tweeted a link to Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America.[6]... ...and here we are ? https://www.adl.org/resources/....letter/jewish-commun ⁣https://forward.com/news/52489....2/hebrews-to-negroes ⁣We watched the movie Kyrie Irving shared so you don’t have to The question “Hebrews to Negroes” asks is as tragic as its answer ⁣✡? “Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America” is based on a book of the same title by the film’s director. Image by screenshot hebrews-to-negroes-movie-summary By Louis KeeneNovember 15, 2022 When NBA players union president CJ McCollum criticized Kyrie Irving for linking to an antisemitic movie on Twitter last month, he seemed to confirm what many had already guessed. “I don’t think he understood the magnitude of the movie,” McCollum said, “because he didn’t watch it.” Irving, who hasn’t played since he was suspended Nov. 4, may not have watched the three-and-a-half-hour “Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America,” but I did, both to see for myself what was in it and to see if it were possible — as Irving implied in his apology — to believe parts of the movie without somehow buying the hateful stuff. That means I survived the 20-minute commercial reel for the director’s other projects that leads the film, the interminable PowerPoint slide-reading that dominates it, and the repetition of the same dramatic-build theme music for hours on end. So, to spare you the $12 it costs to stream it on Amazon Prime, here are five takeaways, if you can call them that. ADVERTISEMENT 1. The director of the movie says he received its contents as a prophecy Ronald Dalton Jr., the movie’s director and narrator, claims to have started receiving divine revelations beginning around 2010. According to Dalton’s Amazon bio, he asked God to explain the struggles of the Black community and his prayers were answered. “Ever since that day,” the bio says, “God would reveal the truth to Ronald in bits and pieces about the true heritage of Black people in America as it pertained to the Ancient Hebrew Israelites of the Bible. God would reveal to Ronald the REAL REASON why blacks have been oppressed for so many years.” Read the rest at the above URL