Echo News TV LLC Report: Reflecting on Erin Aubry Kaplan Article Concerning Trump's Administrations Attack on American Citizens
- Karen Brittingham-Edmond
- Oct 14
- 6 min read
October 14, 2025
Soap Box Debate
Politics + Corruptions = We Ain't Havin It No More!
According to a report by Aliss Higham in Newsweek, the Trump Administration has, as of July 2025, laid off 806,383 American workers, marking the highest number of layoffs since the COVID-19 pandemic. Just recently, on 10 October 2025, an additional 4,000 federal employees lost their jobs. Improving Education Outcomes by Empowering Parents, States, and Communities – The White House
There are concerns about the influence of foreign interests on American workers' rights and protections, particularly regarding specific individuals associated with the administration who fraternize with foreign authorities, such as Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim, a senior member of Qatar's Al Thani royal family. It's troubling to see and understand how foreign entities interfere with the well-being of American citizens, especially given the ongoing challenges many have faced—and, unfortunately, will continue to face —thanks to Trump and his associates.
For decades, Americans have witnessed foreign workers being brought into the United States after being freely educated since the late 1960s. Journalistic reports indicate that this education was deliberately subsidized with American taxpayer dollars, while many American citizens struggle for adequate educational opportunities and jobs. Since the 1980s, the Republican Party, which the Christian Coalition has influenced, has failed to support Black Americans in receiving higher education and freedom historically, despite the active constitutional mandates pushed through in the 1960s primarily by Black American citizens.
The Christian Coalition 501C (4) was established by the 700 Clubs Pat Robertson and since its establishment in 1987 have been made up by US Christian advocacy group that includes members of various Christian denominations, including Baptists (50%), mainline Protestants (25%), Roman Catholics (16%), and Pentecostals (10% to 12%) among communicants of other churches. As a result of this anti-Black citizens' rights alliance or confederation, the Christian Coalition's national influence managed to triple the average cost of attending state colleges and universities in America. At the same time, TBN was running large campaigns, encouraging its nationwide viewership to send money to support educational training in places like Mexico, South America, and India, in partnership with the Southern Evangelical "Sanctuary Movement."
The Civil Rights Movement ensured that Black citizens received full rights, preventing them from being hindered by Jim Crow laws as they had been by systemic racism. Although such racism was illegal, it went unchallenged because Black institutions and NAACP legal services were directed to focus on Sanctuary Movement participants and the aspirations of insourced populations for U.S. citizenship.
Meanwhile, the Christian Coalition 501 (c) (4) was actively making changes that not only hindered the progress of Black citizens' children but also highlighted how illegal oppressive practices could lead to the deaths of many Black children due to factors like
Crack,
Mass incarceration,
Plus, the divestment, removal, or downsizing of businesses that provided job opportunities to Black citizens.
But had a problem with wanting to allow the same citizens who worked legally at places of employment in Black communities, out of a fear of having to hire a Black American citizen in upper management positions, which made Black citizens co-workers uncomfortable. So, they split to other countries to obtain the slave labor that said countries, like Mexico, India, and the Middle East, would provide as pre-agreed upon per The Sanctuary Movement of the 60s.
While in America, the granting of unearned privileges and rights to anyone and everyone before Black citizens, whether said insourced population entered America legally or illegally, took precedence. Republicans and Democrats raised the cost of attending college to ridiculous heights to keep Black citizens from becoming all they could be. For example, in 1960, the cost of attending Princeton University was approximately $1,950 per year, making it one of the more affordable Ivy League schools at that time. By today, the cost has significantly increased, with full-time undergraduate tuition for public colleges averaging around $22,180 and for private nonprofit colleges about $50,770 for the 2020-21 academic year. This represents nearly a 125% increase in tuition costs since the 1960s (source: Click Americana). College costs in 1959 vs the pain of today: What changed (and by how much) - Click Americana
The non-Radical Republican Party has also managed to degrade the quality of education in the public school system for American youth, beginning with the Reagan era in the 1980s. High schools regularly graduated highly trained Licensed Practical Nurses, Carpenters, Mechanical Draftsmen, Plumbers, Electricians, and local Police Officers. However, after Reagan and his associates took over the Republican Party, investments in American school systems decreased significantly, benefiting a new breed of insourced populations who hold caste system beliefs. As a result, the majority of doctors today are Middle Eastern, nurses are Filipino, police officers are Hispanic, Lawyers are primarily Jewish or Middle Eastern, and construction workers are Mexican.
As if some invisible hand has been displacing Black citizens for the 50 years. All coordinated by racist White Americans, with whom these above-mentioned insourced populations bow down to regularly, per their political special interest groups and politicians from their places of origin, or as citizens in the United States. Especially if they do not identify as a person of color. This plan effectively suppressed Black Americans from prospering while also adversely affecting many White Americans. Even though the subpopulation of White citizens struggling under these oppressive mandates to hinder Black citizens gladly during the 80s, 90s, and 2000s supported all agendas made by the Christian Coalition that made their lives worse. But were not allowed to complain to show White solidarity in partnership with the Sanctuary Movement initiated by Republicans in the early 80s and continued until this day out of nothing more than stupidity + ignorance.
Hence, the misconception that American students are not capable of excelling in various fields of study is a falsehood. America has been robbed by the same anti-American groups that identify with Confederate beliefs that are against the sound laws in the United States since 1865. But they are very pro Jim Crow laws carried by states that allowed unethical and untrustworthy politicians into their courts to meddle plus hinder Black citizens' advancement. And this is why the Civil War was fought and won by people who hated every vestige of chattel slavery. Because within the American demographic exists a subpopulation of ignorant citizens who are Confederate sympathizers, who are reprehensible and unable to repent, who act out President Trump's outright hate towards their fellow citizens, who are Black or non-racist.
As a result of the actions of Trump and his Southern Evangelical/Christian Coalition associates, and their failure to be reprimanded for their fifty years of interference—helped by people like Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim family members—Americans are, in fact, awakening from a nightmare made up of lies and disillusionment. It's crucial to recognize that all American children, rich or poor, can thrive and succeed if provided with equal access to educational resources and opportunities. It is not the business of anti-American citizens and their external cohorts to manipulate the future of American citizens simply because they remain upset about losing a war 160 years ago. That exposed the pedophile and serial killer instinct in the Confederate and their Hispanic and Middle Eastern allies that traces back to the 1600s.
Unfortunately, systemic issues have hindered progress, particularly for Black Americans seeking their voting rights and other essential owed rights plus reparations. This struggle continues to be exacerbated by outdated and harmful ideologies that undermine support for equity for all American citizens. While anti-Black communities employ gentrification tactics that may initially seem innocent, they often evolve into mass populations of citizens becoming homeless, dying earlier, and undereducated—deliberately neglected by their states, which are too busy sending resources elsewhere.
And as a result of this 50-year conspiracy effort by racist Whites and their allies. American citizens are surrounded. And the same insourced populations of Mexican and Middle Eastern residents in America will fight vigorously on the side of President Trump if the country has a contemporary Civil War, because this is what their outside countries agreed to do as a result of obtaining White preferential treatment here in America. So, America, watch your back and blame yourselves for allowing this 50-year-old hypocrisy to happen during your lifetime.
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