>>721725

He doesn't have any handlers right now. He's looking for one. There's more to his trips around the world than we know. Most people who have $129 million would find a quiet corner and chill. I don't believe that Hussein still has that money. It makes no sense that they would freeze Al Waleed Bin Talal's money yet let Hussein, Pelosi, Maxine, McStain, and others keep their stash. I suspect that ALL of their ill-gotten cash has been frozen which is why they've all come out swinging with so much vitriol against POTUS lately.

I also believe that Hussein is looking for cover from the shit that's about to come out.

>>721913

He has been selling a lot of Facebook stock lately.

I said this before, no one paid any attention. By the time the storm gets to Europe it will be way too late to save the people there from the cabal. It is a total disgrace how Teresa May just sold that country out to the Cabal. A whole lot of people in the UK who voted for the Brexit and were counting on it for the future of their children now know that they are fucked. They no longer have any reason for hope. The UK is finished. And after they go down the rest of Europe will fall. Merkel is back. And Macron is gettign ready to clamp down on 'hate speech' in France.

The EU/cabal won the game there. Sad!

http://

www.breitbart.com/london/2018/03/19/surrender-uk-and-eu-reach-brexit-transition-deal-britain-to-obey-all-brussels-laws-no-control-of-fisheries/

>>721944

This had to happen to Facebook. Everything that goes up comes down eventually. Facebook is 1990s technology that peaked in the 00s. The younger generation folks are not using Facebook anymore. I hear the kids talking about how Facebook is for old people now. It will still be around for a while but it will continue to decline. I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did.

>>722083

>Hardly a patsy. Maybe the collapse of the system wouldn't be as bad as we think. Think about it. Its all based on non-existent value anyway and the only people who really benefit from it are the criminal bankers—especially the ones who own the Federal Reserve and the BIS. If it all comes tumbling down they have a a WHOLE LOT more to lose than all the rest of us put together. The collapse would lead to the reset that we need. We no longer have any gold to go back to the gold standard but we could disband the Federal Reserve and issue an entirely new currency.

>>722218

Optics. Small and very pretty state, and also among those that have the worst opioid addiction and death problem.

>>722274

Yep. I believe this. Shits going down this week.

>>722281

That is definitely not true. Not everything that you see is what it appears. They are still elite, but the systems that they've been using to keep themselves rich are not the same anymore. If you're paying close enough attention you will notice. They're quietly liquidating their assets and cashing out before their options run out.

>>722417

That cow is MKultra herself. She acts like she's on drugs. Totally insane.