>>2722282

>Is Qresearch dying?

>>2722369

>Intermission. So it's quiet.

Intermission guy has it right.

Anon waits for next moves.

Trusting the plan here:

IT WILL GET WORSE…

Prepare for the Manafort/Cohen thing to spur a bunch of charges against Republicans.

Lots of low level, maybe a few name brand Republicans will be charged with nasty shit.

Things will get low for R's…

D's/MSM will cheer it all on… blue wave incoming!

Meantime news of Tech platform bad actions (GOOG, FB, MSFT) will continue to drip.

Towards end of September expect a few D's to be charged … mixed in with R's and problems for tech platforms.

October you will see D's and MSM start to get hit… Shock and Awe from IG.

All the plan for NOVEMBER.

See… need to take out the R's before you can take out the D's…

Get MSM cheering and feeling confident…

They will cheer and champion RR, Mueller, etc.

Once they start to see the D's fall it will be too late.

>>2722674

Unfortunately, 4chan = shillchan.

Someday, when we're sick of winning, we can go home again.

>>2722734

Kurt Cobain came from the outside. It's very rare for someone from the outside to make it big in the music industry.

The 'grunge movement' was a real thing, and rejected consumerism and glamor.

That's dangerous… and had to be controlled, especially in a region you've spent generations trying to bluepill.

They chose Kurt to be the icon because he had a unique view, and was close enough to the emotional center of the movement.

They made him famous, surrounded him with MTV and paprazzi, pushed him beyond where he wanted to go.

Big contract, big money, big control.

Brought him into the fold (follow the wives…)

Grunge itself was popularized into a national movement, which killed the redpill effects.

It's all about control.

After that, it was easy to sacrifice Kurt.

Courtney fucking laughed when she heard.