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>>8578588 (pb)
>TFW you realize it's literally like watching a movie. Right down to the part where they select the MSM personality that's going to ask the Q, no matter how hard you press the MSM to ask the Q. Likely because they've been given EXPLICIT instructions to NOT ask the Q by the US Mil.
Yes, he did.
Yes, it is. It's depressing as fuck, actually. But then I had the realization that not everyone is well versed in detecting Grade-A faggotry, or able to navigate a fog of war like the more adept. I mean, you've got to admit it; folks are gullible; almost by nature. That probably says something about how people are naturally trusting. Look at Europe, for example.
With education being hampered as badly as it has been over the past, oh, since the beginning, getting fucked over is something we're really good at, as human beings. People really are play toys for the existentially gifted. One of the best things about this place is it teaches us that unfettered free speech is the ultimate distillate that leads to the Truth. How people choose to receive it is a real challenge. Q can't just point out every single little truth that is exposed because that's just lead to another system of authoritarian brain wash. People need to learn to start trusting their own judgement over that of the deceivers. Getting people to recognize who are deceiving you is pivotal in this journey.
Anyone that has ever lived in Colorado can relate to this. God, I miss that place to fucking much.
They wanted to virtualize money to get everyone in a locked down state. Every transaction is 100% tracked and monitored. Now, think about the implications of an EMP against an unguarded infrastructure.