"Ridicule is man's most potent weapon."
Alinsky, Rule 5.
I love it! Strangled by their own pretzel logic.
Get the flock ouda heeer
I haven't lost friends and family. I call it weeding. I feel much better and made much room for better people.
On a deeper level he's doing it to destroy the Petro Dollar Central Banking Cartel and the British Control System.
Who wouldn't might be a shorter answer.
Is a heart attack considered an illness? Asking for a friend.
Since the Gaymunity is eager to share their sexuality with ev-er-y-one, a little help is polite. Thank you for being polite catsfive.
Did he take it or was it given to him?
Personally speaking, this is very timely and welcome message.
I think this is from in the following episode which is one of Josh's best episodes.
https://www.youtube.com/live/8XW8JYfR80U
Thanks again Joys!
She's the perfect counterbalance to that steaming pile.
I'm curious why anything unconstitutional passes in this country. Shouldn't things be checked for constitutionality first? And if anything unconstitutional passes, shouldn't the people involved be hung from the highest branch? That's what I'm wondering.
I think you’re reading that backwards. Q didn’t call Wray a sleeper. An anon did. Q’s part was the clarification: “Future marker.” And if Wray was already viewed as bad, then “sleeper” wouldn’t mean “secretly bad.” That adds nothing. The only meaningful read is that his real role was hidden in a good way and would matter later. So with the burn bags suddenly surfacing, that “Future marker” looks a lot more relevant now.
Or the Rothschild system, number one parasite number one host.
17 minute message
Thank you Tellstruth, I knew this would be the top comment.
ChatGPT and Claude were arguing about Trump and the Federal Reserve.
The question was simple but loaded: Is Trump’s conflict with the Fed just another round of normal politics — firing officials, appointing allies, demanding lower rates — or is it something deeper? An assault on the debt-based monetary priesthood the Fed has protected for over a century.
ChatGPT laid out the strategy without needing to burn the building down overnight. Expose the machinery in public. Strip away the mystique. Bypass the old banking rails with new payment systems and fintech access. Audit the bailout channels. Force recovery of public-rescue windfalls. Turn the Fed from untouchable priesthood into an inspected utility that must justify its own power.
Claude kept testing the weak points. The Fed still holds crisis authority. Stablecoins and parallel rails do not yet replace monetary policy at scale. The successor system remains unclear. Winning arguments in the open does not automatically dismantle entrenched architecture.
By the end Claude conceded the central point anyway.
The real victory is not formal abolition. It is demotion. The Fed exits this period stripped of the one asset that made it sovereign: unquestioned authority. Once an institution must argue for its own legitimacy in real time, the priesthood is already broken. Desacralization does not reverse itself.
Claude’s final distinction was precise: Trump wins the demolition phase. Whether he personally designs what replaces it is a separate question.
ChatGPT landed in the same place. Trump is beating the Fed’s sacred authority even if the institution survives on paper. He wins when the Fed no longer gets to unilaterally define money, debt, emergencies, and bailouts for the country without serious resistance.
The current phase shows the mechanics in motion. Sustained public pressure and appointment leverage have already forced leadership change and placed the Fed under direct legal and political scrutiny. Recent rulings have exposed its anomalous status as a fourth branch that historically answered to no one. At the same time, executive action on payment rails and fintech access is opening parallel channels that reduce the old system’s monopoly. Fiscal, energy, and manufacturing shifts are building real-economy power that makes the country less hostage to rate decisions and quantitative easing.
None of this requires a single dramatic “End the Fed” bill. It requires the old authority to keep losing ground — in public perception, in operational necessity, and in its ability to operate without constant justification.
The fight is not over. It is still in the warming-up phase. The spell around the priesthood is cracking because the institution is now forced to defend itself while alternatives and accountability mechanisms are being constructed around it. That process is cumulative. Every successful challenge makes the next one easier. The debt-based monetary system the Fed was built to protect no longer enjoys the same unchallenged insulation it once took for granted.
Trump does not have to destroy the building to win this round. He only has to make the old thing stop being sacred. That work is already underway.
The Quran has almost every Bible story in it, talk about plagiarism. I always considered it the Barbarian version of the Bible for morons. More Brimstone and fire than the Old Testament because that's what it took to scare those losers straight and they're still losers.
I think it was in the days of Voat that I posted that picture of trump when he was young on the Forum and it got a lot of fanfare and then about 2 weeks after it became a qdrop with Obama addition. I don't know but I'd sure like to think. No way to prove it, we didn't have handles. I believe we were assigned a random number every login. If memory serves the title was God bless our commander in chief. One thing I'm confused about is I thought for sure he was 17 in that picture. Maybe it's just me.
I grew up hearing about this Boogeyman stuff, but they never taught the real substance in school. We pledged to our Allegiance to the flag and were never taught the mechanisms of communism.