Now This Here...

**Accidental Stoner** · 11-30-2017, 05:27 PM

History repeats...or at least echoes,
judging from Kritterbox thread titles today.

Still no believing until seeing, cynical as one has become

"Q" a neat "German Guy" "Aussie Bloke" type phenomenon, any case.

**Below Average Genius** · 02-12-2018, 08:05 PM

(11-20-2017, 07:39 PM)Accidental Stoner Wrote: ...makes waaay more sense

- to an ordinary dudnik like yours truly off the street -

than anything the media puts out, mainstream or alternative:

https://imgur.com/a/DTeK7

Absolutely fascinating read.

Hahahahahaha

can't stop laffin' - someone is waaaay smarter than people think he is.

Shalom.

That link reports the most amazing content regarding the TPTB evah!

Reading just a third of it and skipping through the rest of it was like taking a family-sized "red pill."

Someone could make a three part movie out of it, or telescope major parts into the most devastating movie ever made.

Meanwhile TPTB are coming apart at the seams if the NBC sports analyst who just got fired provides any clue. The 'analyst' is a co-founder of a company along with Henry Kissinger fer kryst sakes! Why in the hell would he even be part of the NBC team broadcasting with a background like that?? So what does he do? He tried to whitewash 30 years of domination and rapage of Korea by the Japanese imperialists (who joined hands with Hitler!!)

This was not an honest mistake by someone who didn't know Korea's history. This was a PTB front man who went two bridges too far. This self detonation has been happening a lot to the FAKE media thanks to Trump. The cannibals and pedophiles are getting desperate.

I can tell you from a second hand source that Kissinger would have enjoyed being part of the Korean domination by Japan if he'd had the chance. He was the talk of the employees at a place where I worked a block from the White House at the Metropolitan Club. When dining, he would open a package of crackers and intentionally spill the crumbs out onto the floor.

Does that sound like a small thing? Then you're taking too many blue pills and drinking too much fluoridated water. Your precious body fluids are a quart low.

**JayRodney** · 02-13-2018, 09:37 PM

[quote='Below Average Genius' pid='308292' dateline='1518455159']

That link reports the most amazing content regarding the TPTB evah!

Reading just a third of it and skipping through the rest of it was like taking a family-sized "red pill."

Recommended reading.

**Below Average Genius** · 02-14-2018, 12:12 AM

(02-13-2018, 09:37 PM)JayRodney Wrote:
(02-12-2018, 08:05 PM)Below Average Genius Wrote: That link reports the most amazing content regarding the TPTB evah!

Reading just a third of it and skipping through the rest of it was like taking a family-sized "red pill."

Recommended reading.

A friend and business partner who attended a Trump rally in nearby Panama City Beach during the run up to his election came by to my place this morning and shared a phenomenal story about Donald Trump that almost no one knows about. It reveals a "bawl your eyes out" side about him. Be prepared to be stunned...

Prior to meeting the full house at the event, Trump met with local dignitaries and top level party supporters. In the small gathering was a Down syndrome boy and his brother.

Trump bent down to the boy (shades of Obama?) looked the boy in the eyes and said emphatically, "Your brother really loves you!"

The boy's eyes got big and he grinned from ear to ear.

Then Trump added, "You take good care of him, will you?"

There was not a dry eye in the room.

As far as Stephen knows, this story was not reported to the public.

Stephan also told me that a US military vet was on Fox and Friends this morning relating how Trump gifted the man $10,000 because the vet was having a challenging time. Trump did not know the man's father was sick and receiving medical treatments. The son used the money to help pay his father's medical bills.

When Trump learned about it, he sent the vet an additional $5,000.

Stephen told me that Trump reportedly does these kinds of things on a regular basis without seeking attention, including visiting first responders who were hospitalized after 9/11 and helping with their bills as well.

Stephen and I agreed that Trump is a bit like Muhammad Ali was in the respect that both were attention seekers as an act "to sell tickets to the show," but in reality were and are caring people.

Is it any wonder that Trump is a billionaire?

**JayRodney** · 02-14-2018, 04:39 PM

A leader that leads by example.
How novel.
No small wonder all the phonies hate him.