>>100740 pb

They called their cheating

"Election fortification?"

ekkke

>>100766 pb

I saw this Boris Johnson lookalike named "Liddle," can that be a coincidence?

Does a great essay on the stolen election cum censorship of POTUS DJT, but then ends it with

"Why a year later"

"It could happen again"

Well D'uh

They have one "guy" speaking up then they can appear to have a free press in the UK.

The outlet Liddle wrote for "The Spectator" is an old respected publication but unlikely to be read by the general public?

The writer's name is said to be "Rod Liddle"

Really? Said to be one of the editors.

>>101286

https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2021/10/what-if-fix-was-joseph-hippolito/

https://archive.ph/2021.09.27-215723/https:/www.thetimes.co.uk/article/so-trump-was-right-the-election-was-rigged-and-our-next-one-will-be-too-n0x3lv7fv

sauce

Sorry, Liddle is editor of the Spectator

and this article was guest commentary in the "Times of London"

Sorta like "the Hill" lets John Solomon write a piece every so often, for optics.

>>101285

figure when they tried to create their bio - machine hybrid this is what they came up with?

The idiots can't create life from scratch.

>>101286

Sauce; Title is:

https://archive.ph/2021.09.27-215723/https:/www.thetimes.co.uk/article/so-trump-was-right-the-election-was-rigged-and-our-next-one-will-be-too-n0x3lv7fv

The piece by Liddle in the

"The Times" of London is titled:

"So Trump was right: the election was rigged. And our next one will be too"

"Revelation of the Method"?

They tell you.

Liddle focuses on the bias of the information sources rather than the mechanics of the voting process.

But think: Even with all the censorship, Trump still won fairly.

That pretty much shows the "Wulitzer" of world-wide disinfo dissemination is pathetically weak = and that's their best weapon!

If you listen to Aldous Huxley (of Tavistock), in his famous lecture at Berkeley U., soon before heis allegedly death, Huxley stated the method of mental subjugation is more practical and effective than physical domination (Huxley likened brute force method to what was described in "1984" by Orwell)

Huxley expressed the understanding that over time brute force is less than adequate for what they want to do; dominate, hence the push toward control by drugs and various forms of mind control (fake news)

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>>101288

The guy was a typical leader on the NWO team; Propaganda

Writes a better essay than anyone has on directly how the fake news stole the election (Doesn't have to mention the cheating with the machines or ballots)

Leads you down a nice Rose Walk;

Then at the last sentence; which matches the title does a Doomer Suggestion

And they will do it here now

That's called predictive programming

Likely dude is a cut out

1. identical twin to Boris Johnson

(maybe it's him doing a spoof? Who looks like that? Nobody.. The white hair?)

2 the name "Rod Liddle" it's a spoof joke name; they do that all the time. Their juvenile sense of humor.

>>101349

The specific juvinile humor they have is narcissitic, about their sexual potency; like the Rockefeller bros. bragging the two Towers were their dicks.

Or the famous FreeMasonic Magus

"Manly P, Hall"

Manly Phall

Its so ridiculous that it's hidden

>>101362

It;s so "ridiculous" that ordinary people brush off the notice; though it's right in front of them.

The Jokers find that funny.

>>101363

People prefer to seem pure; without an evil mind; so they let the notices of what's going on slip by without mention.

The good people can't see it. Beyond their imagination; as with the crazy Propaganda.

or as with the injections being a death shot.

>>101361

Prosobiac?

Whatever.

kek

>>101361

have a good rest.