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   From: unclebob@facebook.com   
      
   An anti-ICE protest delivered an unexpected moment of divine   
   intervention this week after a masked, wheelchair-bound demonstrator   
   briefly regained the power of walking when the cameras were rolling.   
      
   Video from the scene shows the protester sitting in a wheelchair amid   
   the usual shouting and disorder. At one point, the individual drops   
   something on the ground. Rather than waiting for help, the protester   
   suddenly stands up, steps out of the wheelchair, bends down to retrieve   
   the item, and then calmly returns to the chair as if nothing happened.   
      
   The clip has become fresh ammo for skeptics who say modern protest   
   movements are more about optics than reality. From professionally   
   printed signs to coordinated chants and now apparently wheelchair   
   theatrics, critics argue the goal is to manufacture outrage and sympathy   
   for the cameras.   
      
   https://vidmax.com/video/236685-wheelchair-bound-anti-ice-protester-sudde   
   nly-encounters-some-divine-intervention   
      
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