About a year ago, in March of 2020 I believe, Trump mentioned he wanted prayers because he was about to make the most difficult decision of his life.
Any spectulation of what that was?
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What you are saying right here is that Trump made the "tough decision" to kill tens of thousands of non-combatant civilian Americans, and poison or chemically castrate untold numbers of others. This would make him guilty of crimes against humanity, and deserving of a firing squad.
No, he did not do that. Trump and the Patriots have done every single thing in this war LEGALLY. (It is why it is taking so long) From the E.O.'s, to the court systems, EVERYTHING was legal. Is this a war? OF COURSE, but it is an unconventional war. A war of the mind, a cyber war, an information war, a financial war, a legal war, and then finally, a special operations component.
To go and commit genocide - because let's not mince words, that is what you are saying - that Trump is guilty of willful genocide of a civilian population, is classic projection from the left.
THEY want the genocide, they had plans for genocide, we heard Gates in that TED-talk video say it. "If we do a really good job with vaccines, etc... we can reduce the world population by..."
I repeat: Trump is, and has, done everything legally. Under NO law, (US., DoD, or International) is it legal to injection 150 million civilians with poison "for the greater good". The means do not justify the ends.
The virus scare has been replaced by the vaccine scare.
Q also told us in post #749 that the end will not be for everyone. If Trump has to fall on his own sword in order to preserve the future of America, then so be it.
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