>>15053727

Drop #133

Hard to swallow.

Important to progress.

Who are the puppet masters?

House of Saud (6+++) - $4 Trillion+

Rothschild (6++) - $2 Trillion+

Soros (6+) - $1 Trillion+

Focus on above (3).

Public wealth disclosures – False.

Many governments of the world feed the ‘Eye’.

Think slush funds (feeder).

Think war (feeder).

Think environmental pacts (feeder).

Triangle has (3) sides.

Eye of Providence.

Follow the bloodlines.

What is the keystone?

Does Satan exist?

Does the ‘thought’ of Satan exist?

Who worships Satan?

What is a cult?

Epstein island.

What is a temple?

What occurs in a temple?

Worship?

Why is the temple on top of a mountain?

How many levels might exist below?

What is the significance of the colors, design and symbol above the dome?

Why is this relevant?

Who are the puppet masters?

Have the puppet masters traveled to this island?

When? How often? Why?

“Vladimir Putin: The New World Order Worships Satan”

Q

Everyone noticed the Epstein temple's similarity

To a bathhouse in Aleppo

At the base of a mountain

With a Temple/Mosque on top

So???

What about the Temple Mount Mosque in Jerusalem

On a mount with room for many levels below

Underground levels known to have been built and now

Archeologists are findin tiles from King Herrod's Temple

Where the waste from construction was dumped

Look at that Golden Dome

And the Sun symbol on top

And the same blue/white design motif

But only the two layers visible here ABOVE.

Will we find that it is so BELOW too?

KANSAS???

What do you really know about Kansas? It is no accident that Kansas features in the Wizard of Oz. Or that this book tries to convince you that the Conservative Right is on the side of the bankster enemy.

What's the Matter with Kansas? How Conservatives Won the Heart of America

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54666.What_s_the_Matter_with_Kansas_How_Conservatives_Won_the_Heart_of_America

Hailed as "dazzlingly insightful and wonderfully sardonic" (Chicago Tribune), "very funny and very painful" (San Francisco Chronicle), and "in a different league from most political books" (The New York Observer), What's the Matter with Kansas? unravels the great political mystery of our day: Why do so many Americans vote against their economic and social interests? With his acclaimed wit and acuity, Thomas Frank answers the riddle by examining his home state, Kansas-a place once famous for its radicalism that now ranks among the nation's most eager participants in the culture wars. Charting what he calls the "thirty-year backlash"-the popular revolt against a supposedly liberal establishment-Frank reveals how conservatism, once a marker of class privilege, became the creed of millions of ordinary Americans.

A brilliant analysis-and funny to boot-What's the Matter with Kansas? is a vivid portrait of an upside-down world where blue-collar patriots recite the Pledge while they strangle their life chances; where small farmers cast their votes for a Wall Street order that will eventually push them off their land; and where a group of frat boys, lawyers, and CEOs has managed to convince the country that it speaks on behalf of the People.

>>15053872

The Wizard of Oz was all aboutGreenbacksand gold brick roads …

But why Kansas?

>>15053885

Third Parties: The Greenback Party

https://potus-geeks.livejournal.com/1246316.html

During the post-bellum period of the 19th century, another grass-roots political movement formed, breaking away from the two major political parties over the issue of currency. The Greenback Party would also be known as the Independent Party, the National Independent Party, and the Greenback Labor Party over the course of history. It was a party that was opposed to monopolies and to the gold-backed monetary system. It was active between 1874 and 1889 and ran candidates for president in the elections of 1876, 1880, and 1884.

The party took its name from the non-gold backed paper money, called "greenbacks", issued by the North during the Civil War. The Greenback party was opposed to the lowering of prices paid to producers that took place when the nation returned to a bullion-based monetary system after the war, a policy favored by the dominant Republican Party. The Greenbacks felt that the continued use of unbacked currency would be healthier for business and would help farmers by raising prices and making debts easier to pay off.

>>15053891

John Davis (Kansas politician)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Davis_(Kansas_politician)

Davis was an anti-slave Republican and believed in the principle of government supported agricultural education. He was also "a neighbor and intimate acquaintance of Abraham Lincoln"

Davis was an unsuccessful candidate of the Greenback Party for election in 1880 to the Forty-seventh Congress and in 1882 to the Forty-eighth Congress.

Davis was elected as a Populist to the Fifty-second and Fifty-third Congresses (March 4, 1891 – March 3, 1895). In congress, he made speeches on finance, tariff reform, transportation, the income tax, and was an advocate of women's suffrage.

>>15053741

Table 29 Bistro & Bar

What goes on in Napa Valley?

In the world's first Gold LEED certified hotel?

What is Drop #1001 talking about?

https://www.napavalley.com/businesses/18935/table-29-bistro-bar

Did you know that Napa Valley is filled with TUNNELS?

And the Bohemian Grove is only a short drive from the Napa Valley?

https://condorearth.com/industries-served/wine-caves-tunnels-and-alternative-underground-structures/

>>15053421

Good example of how a con artist works

Using bullying, bluster, threats

And constant changes of subject to confuse the mark