>>15822244 (lb)

It can be really difficult to tell the difference between real and fiction. The longer I've been on this spinning rock, and especially in the presence of anons, the more I've come to understand the true, genuine love and care some of these people have for humanity. When you realize just how deep a love that is, it makes the voodoo shit they teach in Bible study look like a Disney cartoon. Don't give up seeking truth, but please try to conceptualize that maybe you don't have all the details; especially as it pertains to the true nature of "God". You might find yourself looking back and regretting some comments you've made.

I sure as fuck did, and am humbled and thankful for the patience of so many that has spared anon lots of pain.

>>15822797

Would margarita with. She is acting like she's working for team wakey wakey.

>>15822620

Beautiful! And the car looks good, too!

>Kek

>>15822627

>>15822733

Not rigged this time. Secured, yes.

>>15822757

Bitcoin is bullshit.

>>15822885

>living on a first strike target

Break it down for anon?

>>15822992

>>15822949

>>15822907

Stock up.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24311845/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3847425/

>>15822945

K…

>>15823030

Fun Fact:

They didn't kill the fish.

>>15823012

PLANEFAGS

>>15822864

>>15823146

Most everyone where I live got the vaxx and voted straight Republican ticket ~90%. Deep red areas are some of the heaviest vaxxed; especially in the aged population.

>>15823169

Because they control both sides, that's why. Soros background. Same game they played in Germany, they play everywhere else.

>>15823193

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>>15823195

>>15823197

>we need intelligent people voting.

We need to ride out the Stratocracy until everyone wakes up and realizes it has nothing to do with party lines, though certainly, one was a bit more corrupt than the other. Regardless, it's not just the intelligence of the voter that's a problem, it's the integrity of those which votes are cast for.

>>15823275

They'll eventually figure it out. If my dumb ass can, anyone can.

>>15823273

>So what you're saying is

That WAS their system of control. Elections are secure. That doesn't mean they weren't going to allow crimes to be committed to give the public a chance to find out just how corrupt they really are. What it means is they are "secure". They already did the heavy lifting. Now the public is getting a history/civics lesson. I could only imagine that the results of the last election proved how effective this campaign was, and how effective it will be to keep the public informed for midterms and the general in 2024.

It's gonna be a tsunami.

>>15823282

Bewbs, anon. Here for bewbs. And notables. And to say thanks a million times over to the awesome folks here.

>>15823291

>>15823349

Hehehehehehe

>>15823358

Ah, so his larp is coming to a close already, then? Good.