Iirc:
In German media I read today, that a Senegalese men with an Italian passport drove a school bus, he was the designated bus driver.
He drove around for some time.
Police stopped the bus then.
Police opened the doors.
Police led the children out of the bus.
THEN the driver set the bus on fire.
Oh, no!
Q quoted this article.
And this article stated something, which thankfully didn't happen.
The children were not burnt, thank God.
The bus driver was evil and what he planned was evil.
But Q loses credibility by quoting sensationalist articles.
And Q has to be called out on something like this.
Anons would be corrected, if they quote fake and sensationalist news.
Yes, he fucked up here.
AND he said that [-21] days, didn't mean days.
But HE posted minus 21 and days.
Nobody else did post his post.
Maybe they are not migrants at all.
Maybe they are people brought in to wreak havoc.
"Normal" people and migrants do not do such evil things.
Maybe, people like him, are the European version of MS-13.
Maybe somebody wants to have shock troops to create chaos.
>But, would it have changed the narrative if they were?
Yes.
But who would have profited from this?
The right wing parties in Europe could then have said that migration (the man, who drove the bus, was from Senegal and had an Italian passport) can indeed be seen as a threat.
If someone orchestrated this, he would have changed thee narrative in a way that influenced the upcoming EU elections in a way that more people would vote against the pro-migration parties.
repost this next bread!