Anonymous
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7/26/2025, 4:22:23 PM No.511420571
Back in the 1930s, Father Charles Coughlin hosted a radio show that reached over 30 million Americans. He was outspoken in his opposition to the Federal Reserve and promoted a vision of Christian nationalism.
But as his influence grew, the Roosevelt administration stepped in—banning him from all radio broadcasts and even blocking the postal service from distributing his newsletters.
Coughlin was a dissident voice. Like many figures who challenge the system, you probably wouldn’t agree with everything he said—and neither do we. But here’s the bigger point: until we understand that the real reason voices like his—across the political spectrum—are silenced isn’t because of the reasons we’re told, but because they challenge core power structures like the Federal Reserve and those behind it, we’ll never build a unified movement for real change.
But as his influence grew, the Roosevelt administration stepped in—banning him from all radio broadcasts and even blocking the postal service from distributing his newsletters.
Coughlin was a dissident voice. Like many figures who challenge the system, you probably wouldn’t agree with everything he said—and neither do we. But here’s the bigger point: until we understand that the real reason voices like his—across the political spectrum—are silenced isn’t because of the reasons we’re told, but because they challenge core power structures like the Federal Reserve and those behind it, we’ll never build a unified movement for real change.
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