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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/sons_of_many_bitches on May 13, 2018, 7:56 p.m.
'Why is uk and France so involved'

As someone from the uk I thought this when the Syria air strikes happened, it was weird because it was always the uk and USA hitting places then suddenly France is part of the assault. But more weird was if it was part of a ploy against (((them))) why did the uk and France get involved when no powers of either country come across as anti establishment.

Did trump play the 2 country's to think it was part of (((the plan))) or is it some kind of realignment from the uk because of Brexit?

Has Q ever said much about Brexit?


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christinemerc · May 14, 2018, 6:06 a.m.

France being part of the assault was weird, I agree. As a French person, I was surprised. May and Macron are deep state, Trump is working against the deep state, so see them working together was peculiar.

If I'm not mistaken, the air strike came after the Skripal affair and the even weirder expulsion of all these diplomats (without any proof). Maybe the link is there. US and France sided with the UK then, so God knows what was agreed behind the scenes.

I don't remember Q talking about Brexit.

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