Hollywood Elite Lecture Public About “Oppression” At The Grammys

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February 14, 2017 Sean Adl-Tabatabai Entertainment 3
Millionaire Hollywood elite complain of 'oppression' at the 2017 Grammy awards
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On Sunday night, the elite of Hollywood gathered at the Grammys to lecture ordinary working American’s about how oppressed they are living their millionaire lifestyles. 

The 2017 Grammy Award ceremony saw an unrelenting attack directed at President Donald Trump, as the out-of-touch elites urged the public to revolt against their democratically elected leader.

Informationliberation.com reports:

The great wordsmith Busta Rhymes, for example, attacked President Trump, or as he called him, “President Agent Orange,” for “perpetuating all the evil that you’ve been perpetuating throughout the United States.”

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From Gossip Cop:

…host James Corden opened the Grammys with a rap, in which one of the lyrics stated, “Live it all up because this is the best and with President Trump we don’t know what comes next.”

And very soon after, Jennifer Lopez took the opportunity to express herself while presenting the first award of the night for Best New Artist. “At this particular point in history, our voices are needed more than ever,” she told the crowd. “As Toni Morrison once said, this is precisely the time when artists go to work.

There is no time for despair, no place for self pity, no need for silence, and no room for fear.” Lopez added, “We do language, that is how civilizations heal. So tonight, we celebrate our most universal language, music, as we honor the voices of the past and the present.”




…Katy Perry performed her new song “Chained to the Rhythm,” which features a heavy political subtext. The singer wore an armband reading “PERSIST,” a reference to Elizabeth Warren, and ended the performance by declaring “No hate” while the Constitution was projected on a screen behind her.

… Also, Busta Rhymes went on a rant against President Trump and his immigration policy. “I want to thank President Agent Orange for perpetuating all the evil that you’ve been perpetuating throughout the United States,” the rapper said prior to his performance.

“I want to thank President Agent Orange for your unsuccessful attempt at the Muslim ban.” He added, “We come together! We the people!”

The people came together, they voted for Donald Trump to be our president.

https://twitter.com/Elida_0318/status/830951261625339904

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As these hacks represent the will of billionaire Hollywood elites and the leftist establishment which has had practically total control over America for the last 30 years, nothing they said was even mildly controversial.

On the other hand, female singer Joy Villa wearing a “Make America Great Again” dress triggered a massive sh*tstorm.

https://twitter.com/Joy_Villa/status/830951551061614592

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Having cut his teeth in the mainstream media, including stints at the BBC, Sean witnessed the corruption within the system and developed a burning desire to expose the secrets that protect the elite and allow them to continue waging war on humanity. Disturbed by the agenda of the elites and dissatisfied with the alternative media, Sean decided it was time to shake things up. Knight of Joseon (https://joseon.com)
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