RE: LeoThread 2025-09-02 16:04

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The speaker begins by highlighting issues of crime, specifically referencing “big crime in DC at the White House.” This recurring phrase underscores a perception that criminal activity or corruption is entrenched at the heart of the nation's political power. The mention of "fascist rules" and the rejection of soldiers patrolling the streets suggests fears of authoritarian control and a loss of personal freedoms. The speaker strongly opposes what they perceive as oppressive governance, expressing a desire to “clean the White House out” and to remove the influence of what they label as "fascists."

Rejection of Fascism and Elite Power