TY Baker!!!
For the laughs:
https://twitter.com/DC_Draino/status/1250122498844364801
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This clip had me dying
Nobody trolls better than Trump
You act like you've never seen anything like this in a mainstream movie, or something. Check that wall out:
Hey, so, I can't shake this one:
Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 ID: e021ac No.7557331 📁
Dec 19 2019 01:21:22 (EST)
Backchannels are important.
Know your history and you will know why.
Q
Anyone got any insight on this? I still can't figure it out.
>Know your history and you will know why.
What's missing, here? Is it the complete and utter subversion of our entire MSM apparatus? This story goes back much further, though. Lincoln. Washington. Further.
What was Q trying to tell us with this one?
Nah, it's deeper. Everything completely legal, and by the book. Almost religiously so. Look, take any anon in a mindset from about 3-4 years ago. Any anon. Now, load them with everything we've learned about them over the past 3-4 years.
Now, you have complete and utter control. You get to be @POTUS for as long as it takes. What do you do? Do you do the guns blazing, take 'em out? Do you wrest control forcibly? It'll work! It'll create a new ideologue, though. A new dictator.
I guess what I'm asking is, is there a "higher" meaning behind it. That's what I'm asking. What are we to them? Feeders, sheep, cattle, etc. What are we to whatever is on the other end of the spectrum? We've been in a Socratic training class for the past few years. Speaking of Socrates, he was a monotheist.
https://www.history.com/topics/ancient-history/socrates
Think on that for a moment.
I don't give a shit about the backchannels. Backchannels are the journey. Backchannels are the learning process. We gain knowledge from the path. What's the meaning behind this, and why is it everyone's avoiding it like the plague?
>>Know your history and you will know why.
C'mon, anons.
I know. Look:
Did you know? Although he never outright rejected the standard Athenian view of religion, Socrates' beliefs were nonconformist. He often referred to God rather than the gods, and reported being guided by an inner divine voice.