Comparison: "Vocal Diaspora" vs "Silent Majority"

Written by Ben

Wednesday, 11 July 2012 14:24

Comparison: "Vocal Diaspora" vs "Silent Majority"

Dear Netters,

The Toxic Diaspora with all its alleged might campaigned against Ethiopians’ football & cultural event in Washington DC. By pooling together all their websites, radio programs, & print media outlets they set-up a task-force to implement their wicked agenda. Unfortunate to them, Silent Majority refused to listen to their noise & flocked to the events. For comparison, I post here pictures showing their demonstrators & the silent majority.

As always, We Post, You Judge!

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Vocal Diaspora demonstrate at the events

"Silent Majority" enjoying Ethiopian Day Celebration

"Silent Majority" enjoying July 4th Concert

"Silent Majority" enjoying the Closing Day Concert

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