And Israel says no, they didn't.
>https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-mideast-crisis-syria-israel-soleimani/israel-says-irans-soleimani-commanded-attack-on-its-golan-bases-idUKKBN1IB0DF
BULLSHIT. You should be embarrassed. Yes, there was even a HOAX video made too. FTFO.
Trump never said this. The phrase originated with a hoax news article that was published on 31 September 2016, and came from a web site that was mocked up to look like a legitimate news page:
CNN.com.de (like many pages of its ilk) is not affiliated with the legitimate news organization CNN. The site uses a web address similar to CNN.com’s in order to trick readers into believe that they are reading genuine news items. However, this web site does not publish factual stories.
While there is no disclaimer on the web site that specifically states its content is fictional, it does provide several hints that its stories are hoaxes. For instance, the provided contact number of (785) 273-0325 does not lead to CNN’s, but that of the Westboro Baptist Church.
Lol! Their words, not mine.
No. It was a hoax website & the media took it and ran with it. See below: (Try to ignore that they call CNN a "legitimate" news organization)
CNN.com.de (like many pages of its ilk) is not affiliated with the legitimate news organization CNN. The site uses a web address similar to CNN.com’s in order to trick readers into believe that they are reading genuine news items. However, this web site does not publish factual stories.
While there is no disclaimer on the web site that specifically states its content is fictional, it does provide several hints that its stories are hoaxes. For instance, the provided contact number of (785) 273-0325 does not lead to CNN’s, but that of the Westboro Baptist Church.
IT WAS A FUCKING HOAX YOU IDIOTS. SEE THIS:
Y'all want to believe this so bad, but it is not true. My God get a grip. Trump is not nor has he ever been a flat earther. End of story. Do some research.
CNN.com.de (like many pages of its ilk) is not affiliated with the legitimate news organization CNN. The site uses a web address similar to CNN.com’s in order to trick readers into believe that they are reading genuine news items. However, this web site does not publish factual stories.
While there is no disclaimer on the web site that specifically states its content is fictional, it does provide several hints that its stories are hoaxes. For instance, the provided contact number of (785) 273-0325 does not lead to CNN’s, but that of the Westboro Baptist Church.
I know, me too. Their words, not ours!
Some people are ready. I don't think it's up to Q anyway.
You are so right, anon. Lmao double face palm!
Oh wow, it's hard to say. Would depend on so much, I would think.
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Agreed. Hell, some people can't even process the fact that Trump won the election. Yikes! Lol!
I don't think the problem would be proving it. The problem would be the potential possibility of mass panic & fear that would break out.
You don't know that for a fact. There would be repercussion's, more than likely world wide. It's not like discovering a new species of bugs ffs. Think. Not everyone is as 'enlightened' people here.
No one that I know of ever thought anyone is panicking or rioting over what has come out. Q said if people actually knew the truth, it would put 95% of them in the hospital. Alien life on earth would fall into that category.
Finding out that there's Alien life on earth is NOT going to be looked at like discovering a new species of spider or roach, or a person of a different color, ok? Not everyone is like you.