> fucked up imagery behind her.
>these people are sick
Once you know their symbolism it is sickening and obvious: pedo symbology. Destruction/absence of physical boundaries. Children covering their eyes and ears and mouths. Small children with adults, drawn figuratively with no hint of clothing. Figures mounted on/straddling a cartoon horse. Cartoonish action lines suggesting/indicating motion, loud sound, hitting or battering, something frightening or excessive, forceful.
Yuggh.
I capped 5 of their graphics from the General and put them in Memes35 this morning, anon. Instead of reposting, why don't you go over there and have a look?
"Intranet" site meaning closed website, not accessible via the world wide web. They could make it accessible with a command. Prepared in advance of need?
35 is OK. A shill baked it and posted some garbage, but memefags are continuing to post their OC there. It's pretty easy to navigate around the gorp once you recognize it's the same gorp that shills the general breads.
I've collected them non-judgmentally, like we collect many things hoping to piece together the bigger picture as more pieces come into play. As always, each anon will form their own opinion.
Huh?
No. They have always been vulgar and unfunny.
Yes in a general sense.
We play an active role in that psyop.
Information that is placed into our minds by Q crumbs and current events and tweets stews around in there, generates some talk and memes that make their way out into the broader society, entering other minds. At a quantum level, all of these ideas that we ruminate and percolate through the hive mind increase (possibly dramatically increase) the OP's leverage. All of POTUS public appearances and rallies, all the tweets and photographs and public statements out of his administration, all the actions taken by cabinet members at POTUS direction, etc. all serve to magnify the original impulse.
We are in some sense part of that and we probably won't know until 20/20 hindsight how much of a role we are playing.
But we're not going to stop.
We were chosen for a reason.
I believe Sessions played precisely the role that the script called for, and played it well.