>>16655366

>One thought though, the swamp took drastic measure to oust Trump because they knew he was the threat. I still don't really know where Boris stands on that. Is he swamp or was he acting swamp to take them down?

Bong frens irl tell me he was against the lockdowns until hospitalized and that he singlehandedly introduced "living with covid" (ending masks and social distance bs) while the rest of Europe was still rolling momentum towards forced jabs. Frens are worried he's being ousted ready to exploit the chronic covid now afflicting the vaxxed, and that they want fall lockdowns plus increased surveillance and silencing any vaccine criticism. Tl;dr frens think this is more likely bad news than good. He's a pig, not "clean" probably not "our guy" but the competition are worse. Some of them want to overturn brexit which is bad news.

With a bit of luck he won't walk right away from being PM then manages to hang on. He's clung on through storm and fire so far, they called him the greased piglet. Could be wrong, a lot of this is secondhand opinion and hearsay, he's very gung-ho for arming Ukraine at any cost.

Personal opinion is anons often want to see things too black and white and expect absolute purity or absolute corruption. Life ain't like that in reality, Soros helped get Central Park cleaned up and yet we all know he's destroyed a generation of children and wrecked families through trans propaganda he kickstarted, ruined cities with his DA's, and entire nations with his immigration agenda.

This is one of the top contenders to replace him, Jeremy Hunt, praising China's covid lockdowns https://twitter.com/JamesMelville/status/1533861248542048256

>>16655465

>I reckon it's those 'old boys clubs' that compromise people early on so that they obey those behind the grand masterplan..

All humans are tribal, the more we forget that fact the more baffled we become. In theory a ruling caste isn't automatically a bad thing, any more than farmers' sons becoming farmers is bad (raised with a sense of dutiful destiny, inheriting knowledge), but in practice corruption creeps in, and then the belief there IS no ruling class makes corruption easier to hide.

>>16655488

The aggregator site qagg.news allows you to search within TS posts by the main players they listed.

>>16655487

The decay of society started in earnest with the creation of the "rebellious teenager" in the 1950's. We see the bigger picture of sexes set at each other's throat but forget they started it with generations,. Those teenagers grew up to be the Summer of Love generation, which worked with feminism and the sexual revolution to destroy morals and send birth rates into a death spiral. If they'd not driven a wedge in between the young and the older generations a decade earlier, that would have been a far harder stunt to pull.

If we hate our own families because they grew up with different brainwashing, we have truly become controlled puppets, punching and stabbing ourselves for the amusement of the masters.

>>16655512

Does that go straight through London in England? And Syria?

>>16655524

The Titanic and formation of the Fed is my marker, that was when modern currency began its departure from mutually-agreed exchange of assets, and entered the first stages of being a fiat token granting continued survival in exchange for compliance and obedience. In other words, slavery.

>>16655529

Do you have the name/any other sauce I can research it by please? I sidelined leylines as a thing but that graphic spoke to me loud and clear.

>16655664

Georgia Guidestones, pronouns: Was/Were.

>>16655676

If I was a bored drone flyer stuck in a dark room I'd probably start trying to draw round my hand, or spell out the name of my crush. Drone operator's name begins with R and he's got a crush on "C." If you're reading this droneanon, hope she loves you back, and please draw benis next. Or Harambe if your skillz are up to it?

>>16655749

Already happened, he did a decent speech.

Rolling on drone op's name being Ricardo.