>Two voices will call out in a silence all will hear.

Trey and Devin?

>A rock will stand on seven hills.

Capitol Hill? So, like POTUS/cabinet.

>The ravens will starve.

I guess we'll stop seeing the mockingbird media all get the same heads-up on the news cycles.

>The bear will leave its cave forever.

I like to think this is the silent majority more than I think it was Russia. I can't say I wouldn't want it to be Russia though.

>The rod and the ring will strike.

I'm feeling like this describes their last effort.

I think we're right around the rock standing in the midst of these spouts about the IG report and these texts.

My guess is we're about to see something awkward with the news media where a lot of them suddenly have nothing to talk about.

Well, hopefully I'm not just annoying you guys with this, but I think we were sort of warned about some of these things and that what was said really played in to a lot of what was outlined in the plan.

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we've very clearly addressed this.

Q seems to have been happy we found the video, even if the original poster linked to a version claiming it was from a bilderberg speech.

What he pointed us to was the beginning and the end. What was important to take away from the video was Obama essentially undermining all of the reasons the founding fathers came here, and where he then goes on to mention the "evil" ways countries can conduct themselves, while NEVER DISAGREEING.

We've pretty obviously found out what the video was actually from.

Regardless, the structure of the speech alone is chilling.

He doesn't even end with anything about who he's representing, he just thanks the audience and then leaves, almost as if he completely forgets who he's representing.