I have to agree that BV is doing a bad job doing his job.
The only complain I can make is all of the (You)ing BV has been doing. It's like /a/fag is just making BV sperg to mimic /a/fag's incessant sliding.
rip
I meant to say BV is in fact doing well. It's been a lot less annoying having to deal with /a/fag slide the shit out of every bread while baking.
And thus we understand why knowing what MindGeek is/was doing is so important.
Us even being allowed to touch on these things is indicative of our having already won.
The audience here is way too big for us to be allowed to have this conversation despite [them] still being in control.
I hope you know what this means, frens.
Oh, I wouldn't worry. You'll figure it out when you're supposed to.
I'm saying that if [they] were still "in control" here, we wouldn't be permitted to discuss these topics.
This happens with or without your agreeance or assistance.
>He doesn't know we're saying literally the exact opposite.
Mark of the Beast
Mark
A name or a unit of currency?
Mark of Deutschland (currency)
So, the Mark of The Beast is what?
What currency represents "The Beast"?
You call them Federal Reserve Notes.
The real question is why in what way The Beast uses FRNs.
Really makes ya think, don't it?
Well, at some levels, mainly.
Freemasonry is much like Catholicism/Judaism or the field of Science.
Most of the bottom rung are honest people with genuine intent. The big issue is further up the ladder, where people too often trade that innocent pursuit of knowledge/salvation for dross wearing an charming mask.
Hey, look at you following along!
Now watch this one.
Read my posts. There's an easter egg in there for you.
Well surely I can't deny that.
The real question is what, exactly, "The Great Work" really is.
Fuck that. Q was being a pussy.
damn son look at you parsing language like a badass
Unfortunately, parsing and excluding vowels isn't universally applicable.
Do you know why people take out the vowels in modern words and the importance of doing so? You really should find out.
Athena has a particular "enemy" (of sorts) in mythology. Who might this god(ess) be? What's the importance of understanding this analogy?
It shouldn't surprise anyone that someone who seeks knowledge finds it. Unfortunately, too many do not.
That man is a wonderful source and does great work. Not understanding his work is a great detriment.
meh
Yeah, so you see the point now, right?…
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