This dude could definitely be mistaken for the dead Confederate general Robert E. Lee. He looks just like him!

ESPN the amazingly great Jew run sports network has pulled an Asian announcer from broadcasting a University of Virginia football game because he shares his name with a famous Confederate general.

Fox News:

In the wake of the events in Charlottesville, Va., ESPN decided to pull one of its announcers from calling a University of Virginia football game — because his name is Robert Lee.

Lee, an Asian-American sportscaster who started with the network in 2016, was moved to a different game “simply because of the coincidence of his name,” ESPN said, referencing the Confederate general Robert E. Lee.

On Aug. 12, violence broke out at a protest from a white-nationalist group opposing the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville. A driver ultimately rammed his car into a crowd of counter-protesters, killing one woman and injuring more than a dozen other people, police said.

His name alone would have caused numerous violations of safe spaces in the wake of Charlottesville. I can only imagine the pain and suffering that would have been caused if people saw the name “Robert Lee” on their television screens. This would have taken us back to the days of slavery.

Quite the resemblance. They could be twins. I have no doubt about this.

After all, it is difficult to differentiate between an Asian man with a dead Confederate general who lived in the 19th century. Many viewers might get confused and think the Confederate general Robert E. Lee had risen back from the dead to put Blacks back in chains.

ESPN definitely made the right decision with this. It’s no wonder why they are getting such great ratings these days.

The corrupt Jewish system is doing everything they can to shut down this rally. They will not be successful.

The Charlottesville City Council has decided to cancel our permit for the upcoming #UniteTheRight rally. They claimed that because the rally was going to be too successful, it had to be moved away from Lee Park to another area. Meanwhile, they’ve approved a number of permits for counter rallies.

This is obviously unacceptable. The entire purpose of this event originated from a push by the city government to have the Robert E. Lee statue torn down. The rally has to be held in Lee Park for symbolic reasons. Besides, there’s nothing they can do to stop us from peacefully assembling where we want. It’d be ridiculous to let them bully us around.

Jason Kessler who has been organizing the rally took to Twitter to share the news. He reaffirmed that the rally would still be held in Lee Park despite the permit cancellation.

#Charlottesville City Council has canceled the permit for #UniteTheRight. But we're holding it in Lee Park anyway! https://t.co/0D6tCiWcNX

— Jason Kessler (@TheMadDimension) August 7, 2017

Clearly, we are dealing with a highly corrupt system that is doing everything it can to deny us our civil rights. Lawsuits will have to be filed over this.

To make matters worse, our political enemies are putting pressure on local businesses to deny us basic services.

Many people who are attending the rally have booked lodging through Airbnb. The company is canceling bookings and even going so far as to delete the accounts of people they suspect are attending the rally.

NBC29:

A vacation rental service is cracking down on hate-group supporters who are planning to stay in Charlottesville this weekend for the “Unite the Right” rally.

Airbnb confirms it is canceling accounts of users affiliated with the rally who booked properties around Charlottesville for large gatherings.

A post on a neo-Nazi website claims one group has taken over all of the large Airbnb’s. The group says it has booked seven houses for 80 to 90 people from various alt-right groups.

Airbnb tells NBC29 concerns from its members led the company to investigate for violations of its 2016 “Airbnb Community Commitment”. That agreement requires users to accept people regardless of race, national origin, ethnicity, and more.

Looks like Airbnb is permanently deactivating the account of anyone booking a room in Charlottesville if they think it's for the rally. Gay! pic.twitter.com/O1NTzwWpuu

— Illegal Aryan (@Illegal_Aryan) August 6, 2017

It looks like lawsuits will also have to be filed against Airbnb. To say that this is an injustice would be a gross understatement.

Then you have this smug Negroid supremacist named Wes Bellamy. Amazingly, he is the current Vice Mayor of Charlottesville. He has been a primary figure trying to get the statue torn down. He was interviewed by the Jewess Amy Goodman on Democracy Now about the statue removal and the rally.

If watching that uppity bow tie wearing monkey doesn’t give you incentive to attend the rally, I don’t know what will.

I am seriously pissed off about all this.

In light of recent events, it is even more important for as many of you to make it out to Charlottesville. If you were sitting on the fence about going, that is no longer an option. You absolutely have to attend. There are no excuses. The time for all of us to take a stand has come.

This insane Jewish system is doing everything it can to shut us down. Holding this rally will represent a major symbolic defeat for our political enemies. Just think of how demoralized they will be when they see thousands of nationalists on the streets taking a stand against this crap.

We have to remember that one thousand of our men represents a power far greater than even ten thousand anti-fascists. This has been proven time and time again.

As I’ve said previously, this is shaping up to be a historic political event. Attending this rally is something you’ll be proud of and something you can tell your grandchildren about one day.

Myself, Azzmador, Zeiger and Ben Garland will all be there. The rally is still scheduled to take place this Saturday, August 12th at Noon in Lee Park.

We will have more articles and updates about the rally throughout the week.

We’ll see you all there!

No Retreat! No Surrender!

Hail Victory!