The Great Awakening
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2649 Jan 05, 2019
How do you outmaneuver the obstructionists?
How do you expose the obstructionists for what they really are?
ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE
They are only now figuring it out.
Q
Trump has always been several steps ahead because he knows their playbook.
He has set trap after trap, year after year, forcing them to expose themselves.
Never interfere with an enemy while they are in the process of destroying themselves.
Allow the people to see with their own eyes and experience it.
Mike
How do you outmaneuver the obstructionists?
How do you expose the obstructionists for what they really are?
ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE
They are only now figuring it out.
Q
Trump has always been several steps ahead because he knows their playbook.
He has set trap after trap, year after year, forcing them to expose themselves.
Never interfere with an enemy while they are in the process of destroying themselves.
Allow the people to see with their own eyes and experience it.
Mike
ELON IS NOT AGAINST US
I think we can all mostly agree that Elon has done amazing things with this platform and for free speech.
He also did amazing things for Trump’s election campaign, and is going to be instrumental in dismantling the Deep State with DOGE.
Let’s also not forget that Elon has all of [their] Twitter DM’s, which we have not seen the last of.
When you look at Elon’s body of work for MAGA and the America First movement, some of his latest comments and moves don’t make any sense.
I do not believe that Elon is looking to implement a social credit score of sorts.
All this talk about unregretted user seconds did lead to tons of people asking Grok for their “X score.”
As a result, we found out that we all have the same score of 38.
In my opinion, that has got to be intentional and must mean something.
Now, with Elon so often making “Q” references, it is not too crazy to think that maybe Elon wanted all of us Q-Tards to look at post 38, which ends with:
THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM
If that is true, which we can only speculate, I personally am going to be on the lookout for our score to change from 38 to 55, which would be confirmation.
Post 55 ends with:
THE STORM IS UPON US.......God bless.
Let’s see what happens!!!
Mike
I think we can all mostly agree that Elon has done amazing things with this platform and for free speech.
He also did amazing things for Trump’s election campaign, and is going to be instrumental in dismantling the Deep State with DOGE.
Let’s also not forget that Elon has all of [their] Twitter DM’s, which we have not seen the last of.
When you look at Elon’s body of work for MAGA and the America First movement, some of his latest comments and moves don’t make any sense.
I do not believe that Elon is looking to implement a social credit score of sorts.
All this talk about unregretted user seconds did lead to tons of people asking Grok for their “X score.”
As a result, we found out that we all have the same score of 38.
In my opinion, that has got to be intentional and must mean something.
Now, with Elon so often making “Q” references, it is not too crazy to think that maybe Elon wanted all of us Q-Tards to look at post 38, which ends with:
THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM
If that is true, which we can only speculate, I personally am going to be on the lookout for our score to change from 38 to 55, which would be confirmation.
Post 55 ends with:
THE STORM IS UPON US.......God bless.
Let’s see what happens!!!
Mike
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I like KAG DROGO in general, but he's consistently spreading falsehoods about Hamas and other resistance groups in the Middle East. No, Israel did not 'create' Hamas, but Netanyahu did send large sums of money to Hemas through Qatar. The US did not 'create' Al Qaeda and ISIS either, they suppprted and funded them. In the end, these organizations bit them in the ass, a phenomenon known as 'blowback'. Israel experienced this with Hamas on Oct. 7th.
KD has even suggested all the Iranian regimes since the Islamic Revolution of 1979 are in America's pocket. For someone who is such a talented painter I wish he wouldn't paint such a simplistic picture of politics and theology in the Middle East. I'm waiting for him to say Hezbollah and the Houthis are also 'controlled opposition' created by the US and Israel, that would complete the bingo card.
When President Trump gets criticized for being a Zionist because he takes Miriam Adelson's money, KD goes out of his way to explain that this is some kind of '5D chess' move and that there's more stuff happening 'behind the scenes' than meets the eye. Don't get me wrong, I'm not ridiculing him and I actually agree. But why the double standard? Isn't it feasible that Hamas took Israel's money but that they are chess players too? Or is there some hidden racism inside KD's mind which prevents him from granting a high level of intelligence to Islamic resistance groups?
With regard to Hamas (and Hezbollah) 'congratulating' HTS for taking over Syria, once again all nuance is lost in his assessment of the situation. Hamas and Hezbollah are not in the business of regime change (with the exception of wanting to overthrow Israel's 76-year illegal occupation of Palestine, that is). So when the US and Israel (in conjunction with Turkey) decided to overthrow Assad all that Hamas and Hezbollah did was extend an invitation to HTS as part of 'UMMA' (Islamic brotherhood) to fight alongside with them against Israel. We all know that HTS have no intention of doing so and have even allowed Israel to destroy all of Syria's defenses, take over Mt. Hermon, shoot protestors, bomb Damascus, etc. A decade ago, ISIS attacked Hamas and Hezbollah helped defeat ISIS in Syria, so in the event of a possible conflict between these Islamic groups in the near future we know they can be at each other's throats.
Dear KD, please stop being so onedimensional about the Muslim mindset. You clearly have no solid understanding of how these people think and act and so far you have made no effort to gain a better grip on events in the Middle East. Like so many American conservatives, you fall back on Bush-era programming and you show no intention of deprogramming yourself. And frankly it's beneath you. Either you study up on the Middle East or you should stick to your excellent analysis of current Trump-era politics.
Mike
KD has even suggested all the Iranian regimes since the Islamic Revolution of 1979 are in America's pocket. For someone who is such a talented painter I wish he wouldn't paint such a simplistic picture of politics and theology in the Middle East. I'm waiting for him to say Hezbollah and the Houthis are also 'controlled opposition' created by the US and Israel, that would complete the bingo card.
When President Trump gets criticized for being a Zionist because he takes Miriam Adelson's money, KD goes out of his way to explain that this is some kind of '5D chess' move and that there's more stuff happening 'behind the scenes' than meets the eye. Don't get me wrong, I'm not ridiculing him and I actually agree. But why the double standard? Isn't it feasible that Hamas took Israel's money but that they are chess players too? Or is there some hidden racism inside KD's mind which prevents him from granting a high level of intelligence to Islamic resistance groups?
With regard to Hamas (and Hezbollah) 'congratulating' HTS for taking over Syria, once again all nuance is lost in his assessment of the situation. Hamas and Hezbollah are not in the business of regime change (with the exception of wanting to overthrow Israel's 76-year illegal occupation of Palestine, that is). So when the US and Israel (in conjunction with Turkey) decided to overthrow Assad all that Hamas and Hezbollah did was extend an invitation to HTS as part of 'UMMA' (Islamic brotherhood) to fight alongside with them against Israel. We all know that HTS have no intention of doing so and have even allowed Israel to destroy all of Syria's defenses, take over Mt. Hermon, shoot protestors, bomb Damascus, etc. A decade ago, ISIS attacked Hamas and Hezbollah helped defeat ISIS in Syria, so in the event of a possible conflict between these Islamic groups in the near future we know they can be at each other's throats.
Dear KD, please stop being so onedimensional about the Muslim mindset. You clearly have no solid understanding of how these people think and act and so far you have made no effort to gain a better grip on events in the Middle East. Like so many American conservatives, you fall back on Bush-era programming and you show no intention of deprogramming yourself. And frankly it's beneath you. Either you study up on the Middle East or you should stick to your excellent analysis of current Trump-era politics.
Mike
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Of course I am willing to agree to disagree. I respect you too much not to. But not without first stating the following.
You fail to see how weak both Mossad intelligence and the IDF really are. We are dealing with usurpers and deceivers who have tricked you (and many others) into believing that they are highly competent. Spoiler alert: they're not.
It's impossible for Israeli intelligence not to have noticed Hamas was up to something. Gaza is an open-air concentration camp with drones constantly flying overhead. Female spotters did see suspicous activities, which they reported to their superiors, who ignored the reports.
A clear indication that the Israelis knew the attack was to take place on Oct 7 was that they gave the organizers of the Nova dance festival an extra day but moved the location of the festival to have the ravers act as human shields by creating a human buffer zone between the Gaza border wall and the military bases in the kibbutzim in the Gaza envelope.
All of this seems to back up your claim. Here's the incompetence part. The Israelis are colonizers. All colonial powers are eventually defeated because their racism causes them to underestimate the intelligence and prowess of those they subjugate, who will eventually revolt against their overlords. The female spotters were ignored by their superiors because never once did they suspect Hamas would be able to pull off what they did.
The Israelis thought the human barrier would hold the resistance fighters and create mass civilian casualties in the process, which would justify the #GazaGenocide. But the Hamas fighters, although initially surprised by the ravers being in their way, managed to reach the various military bases and disable all communications between them within one hour, causing the IDF to fly blind. This is why it took the Israeli army 7 hours to respond with their mass Hannibal event. The IDF is nothing but a cowardly terrorist air force, even against their own citizens.
With regard to your remark about guys with paragliders not being able to carry out such a successful military operation, once again you are grossly oversimplifying the subject. And again it shows how incompetent the Israelis truly are.
Hamas launched 5,000 rockets in the first hour. As the rockets were flying, so were the hanggliders. There is actual footage of Hamas fighters flying underneath the rockets, it's a beautiful sight. The inexperienced and badly trained conscripts that made up the IDF ground forces that were supposed to guard and protect the kibbutzim and their citizens ducked and cowered inside bomb shelters as the rockets hit, leaving the kibbutzim and military bases open to attack.
So yes, it was absolutely possible to pull off a military operation such as the one Hamas did on Oct. 7. All it took was a combination of hubris, cowardice and incompetence on the part of the Israelis.
Next time do your homework before you make uninformed statements. I suggest you follow Jon Elmer's work and then come back to me on this matter.
Mike
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Not created as controlled opp but treated as such by Netanyahu. Like all organic resistance groups in the Middle East they've gotten wiser over the years to the point where together they could annihilate Israel if they wanted to. They are smart enough not to do so, however, because that would trigger WW3 and they themselves would be annihilated as a result.
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