Hmmmm. A curious thing. Normal orthography would be:
Vladimir Putin: "The New World Order Worships Satan"
which would indicate speaker (Putin), what he said ( : ) and the quote " ".
But technically (accurately), the text string here means
Quoted text/speech: "Vladimir Putin: The New World Order Worships Satan"
As if this is a headline or title in itself.
......
A cursory investigation suggests this particular title comes via a blog published by an orthodox church in the UK: http://www.orthodoxengland.org.uk/oe4/
Nov 30, 2015
http://www.events.orthodoxengland.org.uk/vladimir-putin-the-new-world-order-worships-satan/
An earlier publication of the text is found at https://gloria.tv/post/4FcBx1oaZuurDgboY9Lrxopkq
(Oct 11,2015)
The post ends with an address: Www veterans today .com
Curiously, disconnected possibly to prevent web-crawling bots detecting the URL on some level.
Although I cannot find an original publication at veteranstoday.com, the author of the paper is a "senior editor" there.
https://www.veteranstoday.com/author/alexis/
Interesting.
Searching the VT website using the PUTIN tag yields a WHOLE bunch of interesting things.
I think that with all this, it is very likely safe to conclude that Q was NOT quoting Putin, but rather, was quoting the article entitled "Vladimir Putin: The New World Order Worships Satan", which suggests that rather than Q attempting to quote Putin, Q may have in fact been pointing anons to Jonas E. Alexis. Or both. Or just Putin - I guess that's possible.
Run a search for this guy on google or duckduck, very little about him. On google, mostly books he has authored. However, there is that link to his profile on VT.
His bio on VT says "he teaches mathematics in South Korea". Hmmm....
Facebook page with his name (https://www.facebook.com/jonas.e.alexis) has a few posts/shares from 2012, but says the profile pic was updated April this year. Profile pic is a book authored by Alexis. Another photo, posted sept 2014, sis clearly a photo of a group of foreigners in South Korea.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10152312091812944&set=ecnf.585642943
I can confirm the architecture (Korean buddhist temple colors and designs) and the group looks to me like a bunch of foreign students. (I myself was a foreign student in SK for 7 years.)
Koreans in the background, photo indicates the group was on a sightseeing tour or visit, as is OFTEN done in SK. Possibly Alexis is the guy in the blue hat on the far right. Face seems to match other profile pics.
This photo seems to corroborate the idea that he is or was teaching in South Korea.
Found the article via a reddit post: it's in the archived section
https://www.veteranstodayarchives.com/2015/08/05/vladimir-putin-the-new-world-order-worships-satan/
Post on reddit asserts that is a pseudonym for "Alex Emerick Jones" aka our Infowars mossad (flipped?) fellow.
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/3g7t2j/does_it_bother_anyone_else_that_alex_emerick/
Either way, some really interesting stuff.
More than just a quote about Putin. I think this was likely a lead provided by Q to content published by Alexis, and/or on VT.
Warrants more digging, but the dasto-meter is high, I would say.
Hmmmm. A curious thing. Normal orthography would be:
Vladimir Putin: "The New World Order Worships Satan"
which would indicate speaker (Putin), what he said ( : ) and the quote " ".
But technically (accurately), the text string here means
Quoted text/speech: "Vladimir Putin: The New World Order Worships Satan"
As if this is a headline or title in itself.
......
A cursory investigation suggests this particular title comes via a blog published by an orthodox church in the UK: http://www.orthodoxengland.org.uk/oe4/
Nov 30, 2015
http://www.events.orthodoxengland.org.uk/vladimir-putin-the-new-world-order-worships-satan/
An earlier publication of the text is found at https://gloria.tv/post/4FcBx1oaZuurDgboY9Lrxopkq
(Oct 11,2015)
The post ends with an address: Www veterans today .com
Curiously, disconnected possibly to prevent web-crawling bots detecting the URL on some level.
Although I cannot find an original publication at veteranstoday.com, the author of the paper is the senior editor there.
https://www.veteranstoday.com/author/alexis/
Interesting.
Searching the website using the PUTIN tag yields a WHOLE bunch of interesting things.
I think that with all this, it is very likely safe to conclude that Q was NOT quoting Putin, but rather, was quoting the article entitled "Vladimir Putin: The New World Order Worships Satan", which suggests not simply that Q was attempting to quote Putin, but may have in fact been pointing anons to Jonas E. Alexis
Run a search for this guy on google or duckduck, very little about him. On google, mostly books he has authored. However, there is that link to his profile on VT.
His bio on VT says "he teaches mathematics in South Korea". Hmmm....
Facebook page with his name has a few posts/shares from 2012, but says the profile pic was updated April this year. Another photo, posted sept 2014, si clearly a photo of a group of foreigners in South Korea.
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10152312091812944&set=ecnf.585642943
I recognize the architecture (Korean Temple colors and designs) and the group looks to me like a bunch of foreign students. (I was a foreign student in SK for 7 years.) Possibly Alexis is the guy in the blue hat on the far right. Face seems to match other profile pics.
This photo seems to corroborate the idea that he is or was teaching in South Korea.
Found the article via a reddit post: it's in the archived section
https://www.veteranstodayarchives.com/2015/08/05/vladimir-putin-the-new-world-order-worships-satan/
Post on reddit asserts that is a pseudonym for "Alex Emerick Jones" aka our Infowars mossad (flipped?) fellow.
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/3g7t2j/does_it_bother_anyone_else_that_alex_emerick/
Either way, some really interesting stuff.
More than just a quote about Putin. I think this was likely a lead provided by Q to content published by Alexis, and/or on VT.
Warrants more digging, but the dasto-meter is high, I would say.