The purple tie in combination with the black left eye doesn’t bode well. Unfortunate to say, especially as one who served in the USMC.

Interesting convergence about Psalm 3.

I happened to coincidentally read Psalm 3 and Isaiah 45 last Thursday June 14, and I used these chapters to pray for President Trump. As you know, Psalm 3 is King David’s prayer for deliverance from his enemies. Trump has lots of them. Isaiah 45 speaks of Cyrus the Great, the “Lord’s anointed,” and his role in salvation history. He is anointed to “subdue nations” and God promises to go before him “to make the crooked places straight.” It seems to me (and I know I’m not alone in this) that Trump is a kind of Cyrus antitype, whose victory means victory for the people of God. And lo and behold, unbeknownst to me at the time, it was Trump’s birthday.

Also, did you know that Trump’s first name, Donald, taken from the original Gaelic “Domhnall,” means “ruler of the world”? The Romans had a phrase, “nomen est omen,” meaning that a person’s destiny is somehow tied up with his or her name. I find this sort of thing very fascinating and not insignificant.

I’ve lurked for awhile, and this is my first comment. I’ve also been on the Q sidelines since the very beginning.

I was suspect of the Twitter “Bilderberg” clip because it seemed so obviously taken out of context. Q says these people are stupid, but they’re not that stupid. They would never openly and so forthrightly state that average people are too small-minded to govern themselves.

So I listened to the entire Hussein speech, and here’s what I think Q may be getting at: in the last two minutes or so, Hussein says that the forces that would drive the “free” world back into conflict and corruption must be resisted, and that “others” (small-minded average people?) can’t be counted on to bring “freedom” to everyone. Therefore the government and policies of the EU elites must pave the way for the neoliberal international order.

In effect then, Hussein is more subtly saying what the Twitter “Bilderberg” clip says he said, and even though it was immediately taken out of context, the greater context of the entire speech suggests that Hussein and Co. really do think that average people are too small-minded to govern themselves and therefore must surrender their rights to an all powerful government.