>>25072

He sounds mad.

>>25092

I don't know about anyone else, but I'm going to give the mRNA "vaccine" a few years to see who develops the gray death. Fuck if I'm going to be a nanotech guinea pig.

>>25100

I understand that anon's concerns, though. I'm not very optimistic anymore either. I'm expecting to be popped and dropped within a year for violently rejecting an experimental genetic engineering injection.

>>25114

The way they've set up our expectations of "jusice" for the past few years and then dashed every single one of them in the most spectacular fashion, every single time, is a form of torture. At this point, mkultra-tier torture. I would say that there better be something really fucking good on the other side of this, but I don't care anymore.

>>25127

I really want to believe there's a point to all this, but I did not like learning that the next thing we're waiting on is another damn report.

>>25134

>Hurry Up and Wait

>>25135

>Jan 20th

>>25134

>amusing

If this is your idea of a joke

I'm not going off some damn shill script. I started reading about conspiracies as a kid. I've had far more time than most people to internalize the concept that one day, I along with everything and everyone I love would be wiped out and memory holed. To have a bloodless solution presented so neatly that I believed it would work, then have it fail every step of the way to the point where we're waiting on another damn report 23 (or more now) days before the end, isn't very amusing to me. Who's getting a sharp rebuke this time?

>>25149

What the hell's in it, tannic acid?

>>25158

I bet you could get Jim to sell it in the advertisements.

>>25166

I never got to be in the fight because I learned about squalene and depleted uranium before I ever encountered a recruiter.

>>25182

I know I said I wasn't going to get my hopes up anymore, but this is interesting if true.

>>25172

>What do you want from this point on

I don't know anymore. I really couldn't begin to come up with an answer to that question.