CNN to Release Hour-Long Documentary Framing Charlie Kirk’s Memorial as ‘Christian Nationalist’ Rally

[livingston]

CNN to Release Hour-Long Documentary Framing Charlie Kirk’s Memorial as ‘Christian Nationalist’ Rally​

CNN anchor Pamela Brown has announced an upcoming hour-long “documentary” about what she describes as the “growing influence of Christian nationalism in America,” in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination.​

The special, set to air this weekend, frames the assassination of the Turning Point USA founder as a “pivotal moment” that unified Christian nationalists and the Trump administration, and his memorial as some sort of “Christian Nationalist” rally.
“Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist and prominent Christian nationalist, was assassinated. It became a rallying call for those who believed in his message. And it was a call to action,” Brown says in a teaser for the documentary.

CNN to Release Hour-Long Documentary Framing Charlie Kirk's Memorial as 'Christian Nationalist' Rally | The Gateway Pundit | by Cassandra MacDonald

CNN anchor Pamela Brown has announced an upcoming hour-long "documentary" about what she describes as the "growing influence of Christian nationalism in America," in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination.

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portrays them as a radicalized threat to the country.

 

[spat]

Technically they're not wrong about the "Christian" and "nationalist" labels.

But only in the twisted mind of the left are either of those bad.

 

[tirwin1]

It will be seen by approximately 14 people given their ratings.

 

[thughes]

ROC news station:
"Rochesterians spend their Friday in religious practice"

Article about Ramadan, with an after mention of: "Oh yeah, Friday is also the first Friday of Lent".

And the agenda continues....

Rochesterians spend their Friday in religious practice

Friday night marked the fourth night of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of worship, reflection, charity, and good deeds. News10NBC spoke with Imam Wajeeh Mirza of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community on East Main Street about the significance of faith in building a united community.

www.whec.com

 

[spat]

ROC news station:
"Rochesterians spend their Friday in religious practice"

Article about Ramadan, with an after mention of: "Oh yeah, Friday is also the first Friday of Lent".

And the agenda continues....

Rochesterians spend their Friday in religious practice

Friday night marked the fourth night of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of worship, reflection, charity, and good deeds. News10NBC spoke with Imam Wajeeh Mirza of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community on East Main Street about the significance of faith in building a united community.

www.whec.com

Would be interesting to see what the muslim/catholic demographic split is there.

Maybe add in all the other denominations that observe lent as well.

 

[GOPerfect]

I am a proud Nationalist.

I am a proud Pagan Nationalist.

I am a proud White Nationalist.

I am a White Pagan Nationalist.

 

[thughes]

Would be interesting to see what the muslim/catholic demographic split is there.

Maybe add in all the other denominations that observe lent as well.

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Looks like @ 5% "other" (assuming that includes Muslim) to 70% Christian:

Overview of Religious Demographics in Rochester, NY​

Rochester, NY, has a diverse religious landscape, reflecting a mix of affiliations among its residents. The following sections provide insights into the major religious groups and their proportions within the community.

Major Religious Groups​

Percentage of Adherents​

Religious Group	Percentage of Total Adherents
Christian (all branches)	Approximately 70%
Religiously Unaffiliated	Nearly 25%
Other Religions (including minority)	About 5%

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[spat]

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Looks like @ 5% "other" (assuming that includes Muslim) to 70% Christian:

Overview of Religious Demographics in Rochester, NY​

Rochester, NY, has a diverse religious landscape, reflecting a mix of affiliations among its residents. The following sections provide insights into the major religious groups and their proportions within the community.

Major Religious Groups​

Percentage of Adherents​

Religious Group	Percentage of Total Adherents
Christian (all branches)	Approximately 70%
Religiously Unaffiliated	Nearly 25%
Other Religions (including minority)	About 5%

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Yea, I was sure Christian would absolutely bury Muslim, but in this context it's about Lent vs Ramadan, and the majority of those Christians don't observe lent.

So I was wondering about the split between lent observing Christian denominations vs Muslims, which is a much smaller difference.

 

[FP1201]

Media is always pretending to play devils advocate to radicalism ostensibly to piss people the fuck off for ratings.
Antifa, BLM, Islam, communists, Chinese, etc. are always being portrayed as being unfairly targeted, the subjects of racism or phobia, always looking for a "victim" to boo-hoo over with a opinionated one sided argument.
Evil wants to destroy and discredit Christianity in all its forms, Muslims want to replace all religions with sharia law (which I also hold as evil) and the Media is willing to be their bitch so they'll get a pass on having their heads lopped off when the time comes...Nothing new here, it's been done everywhere throughout time, just forgotten by those who failed to know and understand history.

 

[thughes]

Yea, I was sure Christian would absolutely bury Muslim, but in this context it's about Lent vs Ramadan, and the majority of those Christians don't observe lent.

So I was wondering about the split between lent observing Christian denominations vs Muslims, which is a much smaller difference.

Looks like @ 30 : 1​

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Notable Religious Affiliations in Monroe County​

Religious Group	Number of Adherents	Percent of Total Adherents
Catholic Church	150,000+	30%
Baptist Churches	20,000+	4%
United Methodist Church	15,000+	3%
Jewish Community	10,000+	2%
Other (including Islam, Buddhism)	5,000+	1%