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Q - post , 4535

Why do ‘mainstream’ media heads, within different orgs, always use the same keywords and/or catch phrases?

Coordinated?

By who?

Outside entity providing instructions?''

anon will also ask - Who controls the Big 6 Mass Media companies ?

Largely unbeknownst to the general public, executives and top journalists of almost all major US news outlets have long been members of the influential Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).

( outside instruction ? Foggy Bottom ? )

' CFR ' whose primary role is to “define the accepted, legitimate, orthodox parameters of discussion.”

CFR says jump , swamp scum ask ' how high '

the cunt admits it here.

CFRmedia.com

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Logic demands anons ask ; could Q be a gatekeeper ?

Will Q - Team ever talk about C.F.R. / swamp nexus ?

>>9779988

Flak over target

confirmed

CFR is verbotten digs, kek

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Lew Rockwell is good stuff, but anons get assmad when it conflicts with Q narrative.

not all anons are free thinkers

Q Team asked # 4535 ' outside influence '

'' “The directors of the CFR make up a sort of Presidium for that part of the Establishment that guides our destiny as a nation. () [I]t rarely fails to get one of its members, or at least one of its allies, into the White House. In fact, it generally is able to see to it that both nominees are men acceptable to it.”Until recently, this assessment indeed was justified. Thus, in 1993 former CFR director George H.W. Bush was followed by CFR member Bill Clinton, who in turn was followed by CFR “family member” George W. Bush. In 2008, CFR member John McCain lost against CFR candidate of choice, Barack Obama, who received the names of his entire Cabinet already one month prior to his election by CFR Senior Fellow (and Citigroup banker) Michael Froman. Froman later negotiated the TPP and TTIP trade agreements, before returning to the CFR as a Distinguished Fellow.It was not until the 2016 election that the Council couldn’t, apparently, prevail. At any rate, not yet.

https://cfrmedia.wordpress.com/

References ;

Council on Foreign Relations:

Board of Directors and Membership Roster Membership rosters, 1922 to 2013 and 2016

CFR members in U.S. Administrations, 1900 to 2014

Prominent CFR members (photo gallery, 2013) Bilderberg conference:

Participant lists 1954 to 2014 and 2015-2017 Trilateral Commission: Members of 1973; 1978; 1985; 1995; 2010; 2017

Laurence H. Shoup (2015):

Wall Street’s Think Tank: The Council on Foreign Relations and the Empire of Neoliberal Geopolitics, 1976-2014; MR Press (PDF)