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Been curious about this for awhile. I am assuming no, or one of the cabal factions would have done so already.

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I think Trump has served his purpose and has now been dumped back into the proverbial political sea, which is why he seems to have gone back off the rails since leaving office. While I do believe that someone has a plan of some sort (specifically, I think it is whomever it is directing Durham) I never had the idea that Trump was the mastermind of 'the plan', just a part of it. Whether or not he was successful in that regard remains to be seen. Either way, I think Trump is a done deal, and personally, I am looking towards the future. I believe that the 2020 elections were the 'you have to show them' event, and that 2022 and 2024 are going to be very interesting.

Additionally, just to be clear, I do think Trump was the right president at the right time., but again, only given need-to-know direction from above.

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Seen two of these threads today so far. No discussion in either as to why/for what purpose, just 'was X replaced'.

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I haven't seen certain Ethno-Religious groups protesting all this sudden support of these Neo Nazis

Or am I just not looking in the right places?

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The real reason prices have been rising lately, and the last two years in general, is because the DS is losing it's traditional revenue streams, so now they're rattling the chains they have in all the assets they have under their control to raise money to stay afloat.

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I feel dumb for asking this, but I am not sure I really understand this situation completely. Beyond some extra shilling and lots of kvetching from the media, there seems to be no actual military opposition to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Hell, if I didn't know any better, I would question whether or not Russia is really even there. It's not like the US and other nations care about invading countries on the flimsiest of pretenses, so why no intervention in Ukraine, especially with this much corruption and bio labs and whatnot on the line?

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And how many people are going to fall for it?

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If at all possible, when you go to vote in your primaries and generals, please take pictures and video footage on the scene. Don't make it easy for them to form a narrative when they steal the next election.

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Or am I just imagining this? I swear I have never seen so much unity from our enemies. Not Trump. Not trans. Not BLM, Not even Covid.

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It's insane. It's usually filled with various forms of garbage, but all of the usual bullshit has been pushed aside and it is pretty much solid shilling for Ukraine. I've never seen shilling quite this vigorous.

It actually makes me feel kind of hopeful. :)

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I can't believe it never occurred to me that 'Superb Owl' may have been comms/code for something.

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For the record, I am not a fan of either being mandated, It's just something that never made sense to me, and no one seems to be able to give me a good answer on this. When Obama rolled out Romney-care nationwide, you were mandated to have health insurance, and people understandably got upset. But when I would point out that car insurance is also mandatory, people on both sides of the aisle just shrug like it's no big thing.

I know this is a bit off topic, but for all my petty gripes about this place, GA.WIN is the last political place on the internet I can ask a question and get an answer from an actual human being.

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I went down to Florida recently to meet up with an online friend. I knew he wasn't a Trump fan, but he managed to get himself to work himself into a rant a few times, and I found half of what he says is much what I hear to right saying. It's just Trump in particular he seems to not like. It isn't the first time I've noticed this with someone; I have long since noticed that much of what right-leaning people says today is what the left was saying 10-15 years ago.

How about you all? Do you find lefties just hate Trump?

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But why are they not suppressing information about this Freedom Convoy thing like they usually do with any other protest?

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There's too much focus on it over the power players. And no, I don't believe the Biden thing is the cause of it, just one of the symptoms. What is really at stake here? What is this really about?

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So if Congress has been owned for decades, the SC have long been compromised, and Bush and Obama were cabal, how come we're only just now under occupation? What changed?

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Found this while browsing You Tube.

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

The BBC showed this episode of its 'Thirty Minute Shorts' series, in 1968. Starring Donald Pleasence and Nigel Davenport, in a chillingly plausible tale of how mainstream news is ' faked' by a ' small group at the top' . As Donald Pleasence says, "News is the most highly developed form of fiction. The most difficult' .

While it's an fictional example, I have little doubt real 'fake' news works in a similar way, and it makes me wonder how bad it got before the internet started really taking off. This is why censorship is so important to them.

While today's victories were nice, I can't imagine they won't be challenged. And if they are, how likely are they to stand? Remember that Trump did a lot of stuff that eventually got flipped and overturned by the courts.

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I was born in 86, and my parents divorced in 92 (which for me was the first step down in quality of life, and I've seen a few other people throughout the years remark on 92/93 being a step down). From there on things really seemed to deteriorate. I know a lot of people point to the dot.com crash and 9/11 as major markers, but I think 2008 had a bigger impact of the socioeconomic climate then anything. I feel like I have been living my life of pause since 08, like a sort of safe mode.

What about the rest of you, especially you older folks that have been around longer? Was there a before and after year? Or years where there was a progressive and noticeable step down?

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