>>15395757 (lb)

Friend, many never had a problem with you. I also seem to remember you regretting handing the board over? Not sure what changed, or how, but it doesn't matter. FJ was an absentee landlord at best (which can be a valid strategy), and allowed a mentally deranged person to abuse the board. Was all that intentional? Probably. Jim referred to him as a "Superstar" so I think we all know there's more to this than just "board drama", and frankly, the timing of the switchover is all too well considering rally schedule, and everything else up coming. Like, the timing couldn't have been more perfect.

So anyway, if you are the real 8bit, I'll say it again, Thank you for all you did for this board. FJ? Thank you, too, for keeping the board going. OSS? Thanks for being a cunt (seriously). Your blatant racism and disregard for free speech actually united anons pretty well. It all worked out.

>>15396542

No doubt those were Q-esque posts. The timing of everything should be evident enough for those paying close enough attention.

>>15396620

They have this belief in bloodlines, remember? Remember when PDJT trolled the shit out of them, and the MSM went insane with what he said? They had no clue he was calling them all out as morons.

>>15396603

>Why would this be a good move for Conservatives?

Anon's theory is short leash. It Gov DeSantis using PDJT's playbook? Seems that way.

https://twitter.com/LouDobbs/status/1482741982837497857

@LouDobbs

President Trump Wants This Do-Nothing, Know-Nothing RINO primaried: He's a McConnell clone, a low-energy tool who bows to Big Business and Oligarchs.

#TheGreatAmericaShow

GOP senator urges Trump to stop 'rehashing' election fraud claims https://mol.im/a/10408011 via @MailOnline

>>15396647

Gonna keep posting this until every anon on the planet has a copy of it.

>>15396663

The vaccine game hasn't changed in 100 years. You will have good batches, bad batches, and experiments across the board. The move to make the vaccines available sooner rather than later allowed humanity to skip the breadlines and camps they had planned for all. It moved the fight to mandates, which is where the battle lines needed to be drawn to stave off the social credit system China (DS, WEF, cabal) wanted to implement across the globe. The protests across the globe (and in places like New York and others in the states), and Papi's constant endorsement of them are evidence of that strategic move.

He has always emphasized it being your choice to get the vaccines. The paperwork on the vaccines explicitly states heart disease when people sign the dotted line. The fact that there are tons of people being injured or dying as a result of the vaccines from what is very specifically stated in the paperwork just goes to show that this part of the plan was an inevitability to get the truth out about the entirety of the medical industry; which as of the current Supreme Court ruling, is undergoing a major overhaul that will eventually lead to it's takedown.

If handing you a piece of paper that literally says "You're gonna expose yourself to something that might give you heart failure later" isn't enough of a deterrent for people, and then finding out later that you can't hold them accountable isn't a major wakeup call to the schemes and those that push them in the medical industry and in politics, then perhaps you failed the IQ test. It's unfortunate, but the alternative would've seen an absolute catastrophic loss of life across the globe in sheer panic, and would've reversed all the work that is being done to wake people up to the neofeudalist scheme of total global dominance and control.

Think several steps ahead instead of the step right in front of you. It'll make more sense that way.

>>15396696

Make it 150 years, then.

>>15396710

>Flesh out the argument a bit. Maybe they were planning to medicate us with something worse than the vax? Perhaps they were going to spike the food and water?

I don't want to play theorycraft with "what could've been" because that's an exercise dealing with narratives. We can deal with what we know, and try to draw conclusions based on the facts, though.

>In what way would "breadlines and camps" be worse than killing millions with the vax? The breadlines and camps are already here anyway.

Pic related. We're getting a lesson in history without having to pay the same price as those before us. Along with this lesson, we're also learning how they use fear as a tactic to control the populace. It's always a numbers game. Those that gave into fear will pay the ultimate price to help humanity learn the most valuable lesson in this phase. The end result is a permanent decoupling of gov't control over our health, and a global population that has finally been made aware of their ultimate agenda of human enslavement. People in the medical field, whether they ultimately admit it or not, have put 2 and 2 together in this. More come forward every day, and Truth is flourishing where courage is building up. Sounds like an awakening, right?

Take a look at Australia's camps. Do they look anything like those in the past? Do the people that are willingly taking part in that experiment make themselves out to be fools? Cringey, right? How about those that are rebelling or exposing those running the camps? People see it for what it is. Look at the US. Some places are learning the lesson harder than others. The severity of the lesson learned depends on how much freer and "conservative" the people in those places live their lives, and are involved in their local gov'ts.

(Second screenshot related).

>>15396699

>Vaccines have been a scam since the beginning.

There are good vaccines and bad vaccines. In every distribution of vaccines, there are controls. Why keep track of the batches? This has always been the case.

>which is impossible atm.

The paperwork tells you the side effects.

>Oh great, "my choice" to poison myself.

Life is full of choices. He always states "It's your freedom to choose not to." You already know this, though. The world isn't going to become a better place if we keep doing the same thing over and over. Sometimes you have to march through it to get to the other side. The medical tyranny needed to be faced, head on, by the entire world.

>How about saying that there are side effects and at the very least staying NEUTRAL?

That is your responsibility; not his. Do your own research, and quit basing every decision you make on idols.

>Fuck off.

Inaccurate characterization my statement, and I hope you have a nice day.

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>>15396773

You forgot:

>It's always a numbers game.

How many millions upon millions died under communism? How many have died from vaxx? When these numbers are on part with each other, we can come back and have this conversation again. Unitl then, the vaxx deaths have a very long way to go to catch up.

>It's literally coercion. People are forced to get their shots. Literally.

Nobody's forcing anyone to do anything. People comply out of convenience, fear of change (professions, locations), and some blindly trust the "science". Do you want to live in a world where your neighbor is constantly looking to see if your guests are wearing masks, and then calling the "authorities" when they see someone violating edicts? No. How do you undo that damage that's already been done? You have to go through the fight to free people's minds. You can't do that when the other side has already won, and you can't go around the problem because a majority used to put full stock/faith in the medical community. That same medical community is now fully exposed for what it is, and more wake each day to the Truth.

>And if you think all these people deserve dying or getting seriously ill, you are out of your mind.

I never said "deserve". The choice was made available to them, and the paperwork was up front about the possible consequences. Psychological warfare has casualties, too, and the alternative would have been much worse considering historical precedent.

>And if the US military is actually controlling all of it and injecting people w/ poison

This is 100% being ran by the medical industry. All PDJT did was open the door and gave them a science fiction name to operate under: Warp Speed (yet another clue if you were paying attention).

>Most don't.

>And if anyone is to blame, it's these people.

>They call themselves "experts" but are too fucking stupid to figure any of this out 1.5 years ago.

Most know, or at least have figured it out by now. Now, we all get to see how they all make their choices/decisions. Is it based on their oath, or their wallets?

>Normal people TRUST these retarded medical doctors. When these retarded medical doctors say it's safe+effective and good, I can at the very least understand normies for a bit.

Again, casualties of psychological warfare. My heart aches for them, as I'm sure yours does as well. If PDJT is commander-in-chief, and his love for this country and the world is as genuine as he's expressed throughout his life, then you have to realize this decision wasn't easy, and was likely the least impactful as far as loss of life goes. It also was the only way to truly wake people to the lies/deceit from the Gov't + Medical Community complex.

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>>15396793

Reality is the most malleable substance in the universe. Some just haven't figured out that perspective has many different lenses.

>>15396797

>So which ones are "good"?

Do your research. NIH.gov is a publically available resource with contributions from doctors all over the globe on a daily basis.

>What paperwork?

The paperwork you are presented with when you sign on the line to be a part of their experiment and alleviate them of all legal responsibility.

>So what you are again saying explicitly is that people "being so stupid" to TRUST Trump at all deserve to die.

Never said that. What I said is people need to make decisions based on their own ability to do research and think for themselves. If you blindly trust anyone without any reservation for consequences of said blind trust, then you are playing roulette with life. Choices have consequences. Critical thinking was intentionally removed from our education system. Why do you think that is?

>And you say it's fine that way and it's their own fault for choosing badly.

I never said any of this is "fine". I stated facts that "this is what it is", and crafted an argument for this path over the alternative. If you choose not to see if for what it is, then that is your choice. My heart hurts for those that didn't heed warnings, or even read the paperwork. Again, choices have consequences.

>Also let's turn this around and say Trump actually wants that everyone gets injected with it, because muh plan and the vaccine protects against 5G and the ones not taking it (politicians, freemasons, etc.) will die, I mean this would make some sense in a way, although I doubt it. Would you be at fault now for not trusting Trump and deserve to die?

Again with the theorycraft? The 5G slide is nonsense. The entire purpose of bringing attention to it was to ensure CHINA didn't build it in the USA instead of American companies doing it.

>>15396833

The previous administration steered humanity in a direction to confront an agenda that would've enslaved everyone. This move, though a difficult decision to make, set everyone on the path to discovery of Truth in the midst of what is an obvious fight for the destiny of the human race. You think heavy hearts weren't involved in this? You think that, perhaps, those in leadership ultimately had to decide that everyone has to make the decision that's right for their own self? Allowing free will to the the ruler of the conscious instead of giving in to coercive agendas regardless of intent? It's an awakening. Choices always have, and always will have consequences.

Leadership understood people will make decisions, and many of those decisions will cause them harm. As time progresses in this agenda, look at those that not only took 2, 3, 4 jabs that are doubling down on draconian ideas to force the rest of the population to join them. Look at the other side arguing for personal choice and free will. It was always known that it would come down to this necessary fight to set humanity on the right path, and reintroduce critical thinking into the public conscious. You're calling me the psychopath for simply providing an analysis, and attributing opinions and feelings to those statements.

I can only imagine the weight of what decisions were made and the reasons for them. Trying to find a rational reason behind them doesn't make me a psychopath, and insisting that this is a strategic move isn't an endorsement of what you perceive to be a genocide. It's a search for Truth, and sometimes those Truths cause great pain as realization sets in that this has been the ongoing struggle for the hearts and minds of men since the dawn of time.

The people need to realize what's at stake, and start working together to come up with the solutions that will provide for the betterment of society and mankind instead of relying on systems of control. Blindly following either side hasn't ever worked, and never will. Taking this generation out of their comfort zones and comfort bubbles was necessary to jostle attention to the mechanisms at work beyond their observances.

Anon, I wished none of this on anyone. I'm simply seeking a rational explanation to the entirety of this and believe I have found it. As a result of much research, debate, pondering, sleepless nights, prayer, meditation, and pouring every ounce of energy into seeking Truth, I get to wear badges of honor in the form of being called a psychopath, and the various effects outside of the interactions on this board that this has in "life out there". I wish you well, along with everyone else. Always have, always will. Like others, I just want to stop the world from killing itself.

>>15396993

>I’m saying that Trump has really put me through the wringer these last two years.

Psychological warfare is tough. I feel for everyone and what they've been through. Had he not done it, though, you have to realize the alternative would've been much worse. We've all been through our own versions of Hell over the past 2 years. What makes it easier for this anon is realizing the hell others have lived in the decades and generations before us.

>people are waking up, painfully slow but still

It was said many times; love and patience is the way forward. It was never meant to be easy, but it's necessary. To borrow a line from the other side "We're all in this together"; just not in the way they used the phrase.

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>>15397106

This meme… It's ageing so nicely.

>>15397121

Joe and Mika C_A. The I is missing.

>>15397170

<3

Thank you, anon. I'm just thankful for a platform where Truth can be sought out in the spirit of the exercise of free speech.