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>other informants
Who? Obama fired Gen Flynn for being too nosy about policy and axing questions.
>Most anons seem to side with Flynn and despise Lin.
Best advice for anons is to not take any sides, and if anons haven't figured that out by now they'll be a in a perpetual state of getting distracted by the division faggotry (and kayfabe).
I'm sure anons aren't falling for division faggotry and kayfabe, though. That's like falling for the MSM narratives that appeal to emotion instead of logic. Silly, right? Super silly.
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If anons are talking about official press releases and Twitter messages, then I think there's more than one way to look at all of it. Some anons search for hidden meanings and there's a plethora of evidence to suggest that when PDJT speaks publicly (as himself or through press releases) one can often find hidden messages or multiple meanings in the way things are worded or stated. Example, first SS.
When it comes to simply taking the messages at face value? Absolutely works that way, too. You see, that's how MAGA works. 3 anons might look at a statement and derive 3 different meanings from 3 different perspectives, and still be motivated to work towards the same common goal; MAGA/UNITY.
Not trying to take away from Reagan, but he's always been referred to as "The Great Communicator". No doubt, he was. PDJT is also a Great Communicator. He's drawn inspiration from a lot of different sources of wisdom. Not many people can captivate an audience to derive many different meanings from what they say, but he does it each and every single time. That's how MAGA works, you know.
One team, one fight.
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Here's the problem, and maybe not every anon out there has this experience, but certainly some do. Go to any town in the USA. Doesn't matter how small it is. In fact, I'd challenge you to visit even the smallest ones. you know what you'll find in every single one of them? Once of these.
Every. Single. Town.
Now then, you'll interact with people every single day that at least knows someone that is a lodge member/mason. Many of these folks sit on city councils/boards. Many of them work in your schools. Many of them control politics in these towns. Many of them work as doctors, lawyers, judges, officers, firefighters, etc. Not even a majority of them, but enough of them.
The way it works is, "I know 'John', and 'John' is such a great guy. He volunteers at the local shelter, he's a deacon in the church, he helps with the Scouts, goes bowling in the local men's league, and is always there if you need a helping hand." Then one day you notice 'John' has one of those rings on, so you ask him about it. He gives you the "Oh, it's a fraternity thing I got invited to" shpeel, and you think nothing of it.
Many folks never notice the lodges. Most locals know all about it, and don't ask twice. That's why the higher ranking ones look at everyone as sheep. People forgot to ask questions, and the ones that did, well, ya know. Many anons, here, might have actually grown up with a relative that is a member. He might be your uncle, or a grandpa, father, or a cousin. Family will defend family regardless of perspectives others might have. That's why it's important to always be armed with facts when engaging with folks. Once emotions take over, the argument is done.
>To demoralize you. Not stop thinking and just accept it.
Make sense? They think of people as cattle. Sheep.
Don't forget:
Kevin McCarthy ain't really got a choice in what he's doing right now. Think about it. Kabuki? Yes, it all is. Why, though? I would imagine he's got quite the donors list.
https://www.opensecrets.org/members-of-congress/kevin-mccarthy/contributors?cid=N00028152&cycle=2020
Holy fuck; wouldn't you know it? Concast right at the top. Reckon PDJT knows this. Reckon Kevin knows PDJT knows this. Reckon that can be used to PDJT's advantage somehow.