Monthly Archives: July 2018

This is the world we have gotten used to – killer drones, abuse framed as charity, general chaos

Posted on 2018/07/31 by gaikokumaniakku

Believers in Q are very hopeful that the end of July marks an epoch, because July 2018 is reportedly the month when the world must find out the truth. Various shocking details have come to light this month, but thus … Continue reading →

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Raytheon sells missiles to CIA-approved clients, who immediately give them to ISIS

Posted on 2018/07/31 by gaikokumaniakku

Finally, a journalist for a mainstream UK media outlet is methodically tracking weapons shipment serial numbers and English-language paperwork recovered from al-Qaeda groups in Syria, and he’s literally showing up at arms factories and questioning arms dealers, including officials at the Saudi Embassy … Continue reading →

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Is the Deep State divided into factions, or is it unified for careerist ambitions?

Posted on 2018/07/30 by gaikokumaniakku

This picture looks a lot like a missle, doesn’t it? It seems that QAnon claims it was a missile, and the mainstream media claims it wasn’t. Hornberger makes two interesting claims. First, he complains that Trump is entirely under the … Continue reading →

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Tom Hanks, accusations of rape, and the meat clock

Posted on 2018/07/29 by gaikokumaniakku

Very few people would adorn a wall clock with hot dogs and hamburgers. However, it is often suggested that “hot dog” may be a Pizzagate codeword for penis. It is also widely speculated that celebrities get black eyes – always … Continue reading →

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Lee Camp describes eight problems of the USA, all eight of which are protected by propaganda

Posted on 2018/07/28 by gaikokumaniakku

Before delving into the propaganda problem, remember that propaganda does not have to last forever. Big, shocking events (such as Tom Hanks getting convicted of rape) could shock the consensus and make the masses question the propaganda. Lee Camp wrote: … Continue reading →

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