Group That Protested CDC in Support of Nicki Minaj Invites Trump Supporters to Join Them for Demonstration This Friday at CDC Headquarters – Says CDC Employees “Threw Things At Them”
The group that protested in support of Nicki Minaj and against Dr. Anthony Fauci is planning another demonstration outside the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Headquarters in Atlanta this Friday — and hopes all American supporters will join them.
The ‘Fraud Fauci Friday’ protest will be taking place this Friday from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. — and every week until what they hope to be their biggest on November 22.
The protest was set up by the anti-capitalist Black Hammer Organization’s Commander-in-Chief Gazi Kodozo, who spoke to the Gateway Pundit about how they hope to put political differences aside to fight together against vaccine mandates.
“If we do not make that choice that this administration tells us to make, we are no longer capable of working,” Kodozo continued. He said that he is willing to stand with “anyone who is willing to go side by side with me to fight for that core value.”
Kodozo said that the way the people attacked Minaj for agreeing with Tucker Carlson is part of an effort from the liberal media to make people “subscribe to this belief that the right is totally evil Nazis — people that you can’t talk to, agree with, or be around. It’s just a really vile place they have created.”
What happened to Minaj really resonated with Kodozo because he, like Minaj, had been censored on social media for posting a story about a relative who had an adverse reaction to the vaccine. He said his posts were deleted and he was placed in Facebook jail for daring to discuss it and ask questions.
“All these Socialist organizations, all of them, are pushing the vaccine. I mean, they were even pushing it back in the day when only old people could take it,” he explained. “They are telling me that it’s okay for Joe Biden to say that my people can’t work if we do not take this vaccine. If you can’t agree with me that my people have the right to decide what goes into their body, and that if they make a choice you disagree with, that they still have a right to earn money and be able to eat — if you can’t agree with me on that, there’s nothing else for me to talk to you about. I don’t care about Marx. I don’t care about your hammer and sickle. You don’t want me to have a right not to have an injection into my body?”
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