>>668785
(from last) Just thinking and considering Q's last days worth of crumbs anon
>>668785
(from last) Just thinking and considering Q's last days worth of crumbs anon
anons, reread Q's last day of crumbs. Definitely important
Research Q crumbs, if you're a flat earther, make /flat/ and GTFO
Literally your right anon, but in context neopoliticians use marxism to control (race, gender, and class politics). They have policies like open borders, government control of economics, perpetual war, mass migration, etc. My point in the neoliberals and neocons being SUBGROUPS of neopoliticians is that they're really just on the same side (while appearing to oppose each other) and want a global, elitist one party system. Appearing to oppose each other assures them votes from their respective bases who think their actually republican/democrats, and use the "deep state" to assure a continuity of power.
Its good research, but:
N does not refer to Nazi.
The continued Nazi ideology is relevant.
Events will clarify.
Think subgroup.
Q
I dont think the subgroups are of the NAZI, but of whatever Q's NWO means
I'm still not convinced if Q's "too deep" crumb was a confirmation of what is NWO.
It seems like he was implying WO still is WorldOrder but hinting that N is NOT new or nazi
For anons debating (N)WO, from last bread:
I think NWO = NeoWorldOrder
Subgroups = neoliberal and neoconservative
Nazi ideology is National Socialism
Neopoliticians (neoliberal and neoconservative) are elitist and globalist marxists, from which socialism derives from, that want a global one party system. The policies they want, along with their youth wing antifa, are: open borders, identity, class, and gender politics to divide then conquer, government control of economics, perpetual war, mass migration, crackdown on dissent and political opposition, and limits on the GOD given freedoms in the constitution (sound familiar)
FUCK THE NeoWorldOrder and GOD BLESS Q and POTUS
hmu Q
just my thinking on (N)WO.
It seems like Q mean (N?)WorldOrder or he would give a different acronym