FWIW, there's two things to be done.

1. Create memes (an excellent form of communication).

1. Redpill the normies.

I may not be good at memes, but I am good at communicating. So, here's how you can do it.

Start by dropping a seed that something big is coming, a revelation of sorts, that things might not be as they may think they are, to keep an "open mind". Give a few days.

Next, redpill them a little, like how the government (deep state) is not to be trusted.

Lastly, spare them the reality of the end, focusing on preparing them to handle the reality of the end, no matter what it may be.

It's bad, we know it's bad, might even be worse than we may think. Get the normies prepared to handle that, you'll be doing them a huge favor.

And, work slowly. Too fast or far, they'll just write you off as a nutjob, and won't believe a thing you tell them. That's how the left has dealt with us for all these years, called us nutjobs, conspiracy theorists, claimed we were "clinging to our guns and religion" etc.

>>3195

We don't, and likely won't. You will know when it's on, and you'll wonder why you missed the start of it. Different theories abound, and only one of them is really right. That said, does it really make a difference? Methinks it doesn't. Meme and redpill, that's our job.

>>3204

No harm, no foul (we're good, it's OK).

>>3208

I think you'll find that ongoing. We here do not control the timeline, remember that. It's outside our control.

>>3211

Also, research not being finished doesn't stop us from starting the first step. That's an easy one that doesn't interfere with the research.

>>3216

>multi pronged approach

Exactly. We can mutli-task here.

>>3225

Exactly. The DummyRats and their ilk the neocons are being played, and are either too dumb or too arrogant to see it. We knew some of the Trump supporters were too blind to see the real truth. Some of them think he's the great Meddiah (he isn't). I'm not saying he isn't good, but I am saying he isn't what they may think he is. Yeah, if I were to exonerate Trump, and out the left, I'd do exactly what they're doing right now. If a left biased crew can't find collusion, then it must not be there, right? If Sessions recused himself so far, why can't he go after the left (he can, as there is no issue now)? Smart thinking, and they even let their opponents do the bulk of the work, as it should be.

>>3227

Why attempt to hide the obvious?

Yeah, they're THAT desperate. My thoughts are, we're in the storm, just haven't seen it yet. Tomorrow should be a doozy, know I hear "Cuck" Schumer may resign, after the break. If true, that's awesome.

>>3231

Interesting. Use Soros as a "meat shield"? That would be hilarious. Try to take Trump out, get Soros instead. Ultimate fail.

>>3228

>Meddiah

*Messiah

>>3242

Lots of redpilled responses to those tweets.

>>3253

You folks did know they're actually German, didn't you?

>>3254

Taking the streets is what "they" want. Some of them actually think they can win their civil war (they can't). The smarter ones know they can't, but it will deflect attention, change the narrative. They hope to slip away then.

But, we are on to them, and we are smarter than they are. See, their egos blind them to the obvious. They think they are smart, they call us deplorable, stupid and crazy. Yet, we know better. They try to shame us, it doesn't work,

Patience IS a virtue, and one they don't have.

Time is on OUR side, not theirs. They know this.

>>3292

There's lots you can still do.

Know some people you can redpill? Start slow, and work slow.

>>3297

I'll bet more are to come.

>>3318

>Bezos bought WaPo with the $600 mil he maid on the Clowns In AWS contract

That's the word I heard, and he acts like it's true.

>>3316

I heard that too. Hell, it's no real secret Bezos is in their pocket.

>>3330

I would say that's a message. Sounds like it's time. And, no doesn't mean Atlanta airport will stay dark for ten days. Remember it's Ten days and Darkness, 2 separate lines. Could be the ten days of congressional break, and the darkness (outage) at Atlanta. Bear in mind, that didn't say "ten days of darkness".

>>3331

>Wonder if sealed indictments open at midnight.

Some of them are being outed now.

Looks like Mad Maxine has legal trouble, Schumer may resign, etc. Youtube videos.

>>3336

That would be rich.

>>3349

I saw that one. Nice thinking, but I prefer more corroboration before fully believing it.

>>3433

>Why don't they like to say his name

Likely because he's a disgraced cheating POS traitor. Why honor him?

>>3435

Or, mushroom, as keep you in the dark, feed you bullshit.

>>3440

That's actually what was said. "I'm a mushroom, they keep me in the dark and feed me BS".

>>3444

Sure Lynn was the target? I am not.

>>3445

Radars are also air defense. There's tons of possibilities. Funny there's no unit name on it though. That alone points to very covert ops. And that wave guide does look like pulse ADA radar. Definitely USAF.

>>3447

I was a bit over that level, most of the time I was active.

>>3453

No problem, I was at half chan most of it, but very skeptical. Don't trust the government. I ought to know, used to work for them (DOD).

>>3455

A LOT going on, for sure.

>>3458

No clue, last 5 star was Bradley, long time ago (early 50's). Coasties went back to DOT shortly after Nam, IIRC.

I'd say the coin had something to do with special ops and TS level type stuff.

>>3463

Yes, seeing Bradley was last 5 star general, and that was a LONG time ago, that's out.

Before the USCG was DHS, they were DOT, not DOD. Only DOD for deployment to Vietnam, they say.

>>3468

Actually, predicated by size (and therefore warfare). Bradley was Chairman of the Army, IIRC, and needed to be equal to McArthur, so he was made GOA (5 star) well after WW2. But, like said, a LONG time ago. Too long to be relevant. Therefore very out.

>>3470

Agreed. Time to let the coin go. Too many questions, limited relevance, no answers.

>>3472

> longest recovery time for a broken toe

For sure. Boot was too much for a broken toe, and explain to me how you fall backwards, yet break your toe. It's covering an ankle bracelet, pretty obvious by now,

>>3471

>coast guard

Checked wikipedia. DHS since 2003. Looks like they were never fully DOD, but, they wouldn't be the only ones that have 2 masters. Guard (Army and Air) does, and it's very relevant.

>>3499

Either that, or both Trump and Mueller are morons (not likely).

>>3501

EMP doesn't work like many have been told. Yes, it "fries" transistors, but only when they're powered up. Think Yorktown Message, and you'll have to ask a vet (most don't know about it).

>>3542

>Safe to assume that the leader of any non-profit or foundation is a liberal.

Sometimes they are, sometimes they aren't. I've been on the steering board of a 501(c)3 non-profit, and can vouch for all of us on the board. Everybody was either a conservative, or right leaning libertarian. Trust me, you'd like them.

Most non-profits, though, are quite liberal in nature. Just not all are.

>>3653

And EMP's aren't as scary as folks think they are. I bet the 2 radios & 1 ham operator would work better.

>>3666

They're already screwed. This just turns the train wreck into a domestic terrorist incident, and makes guilty of 1st degree murder. Fucked is a gross understatement.

>>3735

>Trump won't prosecute ex-presidents

That may be true, but the AG isn't Trump, nor are any other prosecutors. Not to mention once BHO is outed as a bogus POTUS, then Trump can easily make an exception to this.

>>3757

>They didn't expect her to lose.

And, therefore got arrogant, very arrogant, because they "knew" they would win.

Just like in Alabama recently, the fools think they have won, when in fact, that was a miserable loss for them. They are outed, and like vampires, they are alergic to sunlight (outing).

Looks like the story on resigning politicians is gaining traction. I was waiting for this to go a little more credible, now it is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhHqjsnJ7RA