Makes me think its somehow part of the Q operation. Like inundate us with shills in order to strengthen our perception of valid discourse versus discourse design to derail valid discourse.
The thing that makes the plan an excruciating pain in the ass is how "slow moving" it seems.
The thing that makes the plan great is that its "slow moving." It moves at a speed that isn't jarring or detrimental to the greater public. God I would love to see a hunt em down smoke em out like tomorrow, but as Q has stated more than once, the goal of the plan and the team is to avert chaos and psychological shock on a mass level.
When I saw twitter kill, facebook kill, and etc…, I thought, "oh boy, they're going to pull the plug and level all these cellphone screen breathers jonesin for crack." But then when you start to see the dives in the start market of the tech companies, or a Google walkout, you understand clearer. The normie mind will be much more able to absorb the disappearance of big tech, if these companies gradually fell apart in a very "normal" we're financiall bankrupt kind of way.
Makes sense also if you're going to take down the Podesta pedo ring you pass through the Ukraine and let the media only focus on Manafort, so 1 the pubic can get their "two minutes of hate" for Trump, and 2. the public will be prepared for, "Podesta is going down because of remember Manafort."
Again not pleasing for those of us who want the Band-aid ripped off. But that's what this Guy Fawkes was up to. No demands to the public at large for the authority to overthrow the government, and also overthrow it in a way that would leave blood, victims, and psychological scarring.
A real patriot is not against change, but is against change if it hurts fellow innocent patriots.
In short I agree anon, Guy Fawkes was a terrorist not a patriot.
Yeah, that one I can't justify. I've been trying to. But I don't get it. Hope Q or a smart anon could explain that one to me one day/. What's up with the FFs?
One of the in-laws brought it over last night.
Brent Taylor, a husband and father of seven, dedicated his life to service — both as mayor of North Ogden and in the Utah National Guard. He was killed on Saturday in Kabul in an apparent insider attack.
Wow, this guy was a mayor and servicemen. Double the patriot.
May he rest in peace.
They'll just let anybody in these days.
CNN asking us to Think Mirror.
The thing I like also is how they mock the idea of replacing an apple in the Adam and Eve scenario. When in truth the bible doesn't even say which kind of fruit was the forbidden fruit and it is thanks to "memeing", the thing they are clearly critiquing, we even have the image of an apple in our head.
CNN, go figure.
https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1059410378881449984
Kek.
Preach!