A Futile and Stupid Gesture: The History of the First Trump Presidency & Q-Anon

Monkeyface said:
Fake news?
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Office Pants is still bitter he isn't Elite™

Related to your earlier post about how conspiracy theory has replaced religion for a lot of people, I have to say that the explosion of the phenomenon of people crafting these alternate explanations for their frustrated ambitions to be one of the most bizarre things of the past few years. There's a lot of assigning blame to the interne for it, but there was widespread internet access before this uptick. In the past you would have guys shoot up post offices, so I guess weird internet conspiracy is preferable, but it's still somewhat disturbing.
 
doghouse said:
Office Pants is still bitter he isn't Elite™

Related to your earlier post about how conspiracy theory has replaced religion for a lot of people, I have to say that the explosion of the phenomenon of people crafting these alternate explanations for their frustrated ambitions to be one of the most bizarre things of the past few years. There's a lot of assigning blame to the interne for it, but there was widespread internet access before this uptick. In the past you would have guys shoot up post offices, so I guess weird internet conspiracy is preferable, but it's still somewhat disturbing.
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The 70s was a great period for conspiracy theories. The Paranoid decade.
 
Arnathor said:
So, a MOAB got dropped in Afghanistan to level some ISIS tunnels. Good, bury em'.
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And what a good message to send to North Korea. My theory is that with the killing of his brother and other intelligence, they've realised that Kim Wrong-un is in full-on paranoid megalomania stage and couldn't be trusted with a nuclear weapon. So take him out now, preferably with the aid of China.

formby said:
The 70s was a great period for conspiracy theories. The Paranoid decade.
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As I remember it, there were lots of Bermuda Triangle theories and UFO sightings back then. Lots of magazines and then at the start of the 80's you had Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World which left quite an impression on my mind. That, along with Hammer House of Horror.
 
Lord Buckley said:
As I remember it, there were lots of Bermuda Triangle theories and UFO sightings back then. Lots of magazines and then at the start of the 80's you had Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World which left quite an impression on my mind. That, along with Hammer House of Horror.
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The journalist Francis Wheen wrote a book about it...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Strange-Da...&qid=1492160148&sr=8-4&keywords=francis+wheen

There is also a similar book wrote by David Aaronovitch another journalist, who I'm not really a fan of, but his book may be ok.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Voodoo-His...CN2_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1492160350&sr=1-2

Maybe of interest to some on here, both available for Kindle.
 
Lol damn negros. Fuckers shouldnt even be able to apply to come over for an hour. Degenerate bastards.
 
Leitmotif said:
Degenerate bastards.
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But who's the most degenerate - The degenerates, or the fools that enable them? Here we go, yet another Trump has proven so goddamn right moment, the current situation in the world's only humanitarian superpower, yes you guessed it Sweden:

https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2017/04/sweden-divided-country-wake-stockholm-attack/

Last Friday, only hours after the terrorist attack in central Stockholm, police found themselves pelted by rocks in the city’s largely immigrant Tensta neighbourhood. The following evening, officers were once again attacked, this time in Hammarkullen in Gothenburg. On Sunday, a familiar story: rioters aimed Molotov cocktails and a fire bomb at police as unrest broke out in the area. In the days following the truck attack, Swedish newspapers had been full of defiant headlines: ‘Stockholm stands united’ and ‘Love conquers all.’ But the subsequent violence put paid to much of that: ‘Unity’ and ‘love’ are, for many Swedes, not the words that spring instantly to mind.

Much is still unknown of Rakhmat Akilov, who has admitted to driving the truck; what is clear is that he is an Uzbek national who was ordered to leave Sweden after his asylum application was rejected last summer. Police listed him as officially ‘wanted’ on February 27 – but only after he had already disappeared.
And he is not alone. For Akilov belongs to a growing population of illegal residents in Sweden – in some estimates, as many as 75 per cent of failed asylum seekers who are due to be expelled by police – who have simply vanished underground. According to the Swedish Border Police, around 12,500 are missing, while the Swedish Migration Agency says it expects another 50,000 to go to ground in the next four years.

Why is it that the Swedish police is having such difficulties in sending back illegals? One reason is chronic understaffing: in Stockholm, 20 border police officers are expected to search for 4,000 missing immigrants, an impossible task.

Another is the lack of political support. Four years ago, a campaign to identify illegal immigrants in the capital, including ID checks in its subway, was met by huge protests from opinion makers and politicians, who argued that internal immigration controls were inherently immoral or even racist. Sweden’s Social Democratic minister of justice, Morgan Johansson – chairman of the Parliamentary Justice Committee at the time – even claimed the government should give the police directives to chase criminals instead of undocumented migrants. ‘Only four per cent of home burglaries are solved,’ he said. ‘If I were to decide, the police would prioritise such crimes instead.’

Thirdly, Sweden’s previous centre-right government, led by the Moderate Party, introduced reforms giving illegal immigrants additional financial incentives to stay in the country, including the right to tax-funded healthcare and schooling. They also brought in a somewhat schizophrenic approach to the problem: those being hunted by police could, at the same time, be granted welfare payments to support their stay in Sweden. Akilov is a father of four. If his children are in Sweden – which is not yet known – it means that the family has the right to live on taxpayers’ money, something that has outraged many Swedes. But the Moderate Party appears to have forgotten its role in this mess. Instead, its current leader, Anna Kinberg Batra, tweeted on Monday: ‘If one is not allowed to be in Sweden, one should be sent away. If that had worked, the 39-year-old [Akilov] would not have been on Drottninggatan on Friday.’

If the government has repeatedly failed to address the problem of Sweden’s underground problem, so too has it failed to take seriously the threat posed by jihadism. Sweden is one of Europe’s leading per capita exporters of Isis fighters; unlike Norway, it is not illegal here to be a member of a terrorist organisation, and any attempt to make it so have been defeated with reference to freedom of association. As a consequence, returning Swedish Isis fighters cannot be prosecuted unless it can be proved they have committed war crimes during their time abroad. It means the Swedish Security Service is currently monitoring some 150 returning jihadists – with little or no possibility of taking further action. And only last week, the prime minister was forced to remove responsibility for Sweden’s policies against extremism from Alice Bah Kuhnke, the minister of culture and democracy, after she appeared on TV praising a programme for receiving returning Isis fighters in the city of Umeå. There is no such programme.

Then there is the question of accountability. In recent years, a number of ministers have had to resign because of minor transgressions in their personal lives – the education minister for drink-driving; another minister for failing to pay her TV licence – but when a whole policy area fails, no one is expected to quit.

That could all be changing. If the poll numbers of the Sweden Democrats (SD) –– Sweden’s anti-establishment, anti-immigration party –– are anything to go by, they give a good estimate of the discontent among voters. The SD, who did not enter the Swedish parliament until 2010, is currently the second biggest party. After Friday’s attack, Sweden is now a divided country, both socially as well as politically.
 
doghouse said:
From the guy who thought pizzagate was real? K.
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Pizzagate is real. But it's not about a pizza restaurant. Being a leftist over this is means more kids abducted and brought into this sick world.

Andrew Breitbart called Podesta out for being a pedophile many years ago. He's dead.

MS13.
 
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Triggered race baiting, perpetual victim, mental midgets prove how stupid they are on national tv + Don the leninist Lemon:

 
Why do you guys flagellate yourselves paying attention to whatever CNN is doing?
 
If this is true it adds some spice to the events since 1990:

http://www.americanchronicle.info/H...netanyahus-shocking-warning-in-finks-bar.aspx

“If we get caught they will just replace us with persons of the same cloth. So it does not matter what you do, America is a golden calf and we will suck it dry, chop it up, and sell it off piece by piece until there is nothing left but the world’s biggest welfare state that we will create and control. Why? Because it is the will of God, and America is big enough to take the hit so we can do it again and again and again. This is what we do to countries that we hate. We destroy them very slowly and make them suffer for refusing to be our slaves.”
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But the Soviets were not running the show. Netanyahu works for the Rothschilds who in turn are cut-outs for the British monarchy. With the Canadians playing a critical role in the theft of the KG 84 devices - and the Canadians are ruled by Queen Elizabeth - it is most obvious that the British crown was attempting to vaporize the United States. These connections of the British monarchy to villainous espionage entities are more fully developed in Dope, Inc
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Trump needs to get Ivanka and Jared Kushner out of the white house. Sorry, thanks for the attempt to serve the people, but when you bring in people who work for Chuck the cuck and Anthony sleazeball Weiner and continually pile on establishment types, red flags go up, BIGLY!
 
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OfficePants said:
Alex Jones, right again. Where are the leftist douchebags to defend the poor oppressed Northies?

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Alex spoke too soon with that one, but at least he's acknowledged it. Interesting that in the follow up video he said perhaps the US used some sort of laser to burn the missile that failed.
 
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doghouse said:
Not really, I don't see any of it unless y'all post it.
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I don't tie myself to any particular belief system, as Ben Shapiro says, I call balls and strikes. To make the call you have to see what they're doing. It's so unwatchably awful, I spend as little time there as possible, but I do need to know what CNN is saying.

The bias is incredible, just goes to show you how easy it is to get away with their crap.
 
Arnathor said:
Trump needs to get Ivanka and Jared Kushner out of the white house. Sorry, thanks for the attempt to serve the people, but when you bring in people who work for Chuck the cuck and Anthony sleazeball Weiner and continually pile on establishment types, red flags go up, BIGLY!
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I agree. Unfortunately he gives family too much of a voice. Bannon is perfect.

The second everyone hates him, it's a signal he's right.

Trump's Achilles heel is seeing his control mocked in the media. When they started saying Bannon was the president, he started to change.

If Bannon goes, I might be off Trump island. No interest in following the globalists. This country needs to shut the door and let the world catch up.

Arnathor said:
Alex spoke too soon with that one, but at least he's acknowledged it. Interesting that in the follow up video he said perhaps the US used some sort of laser to burn the missile that failed.
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That would be interesting... already interacted militarily? I knew they'd cave. All we had to do was step up, which Hussein wouldn't because he's a globalist sell out.
 
I like this calling presidents by their middle names. We'd be fucked for Truman though.

Anyway, it's only a matter of time before John sells out too, if he hasn't already. They've let him blow stuff up and he's discovered how much fun it is, especially because the MSM suddenly likes him when he caters to the military industrial complex.
 
I am starting to agree. John appears to be a tough guy until his daughter whispers in his ear.

It is going to be better than Hussein, who let globalists such his dick, but we're unfortunately completely unable to get away from the elite, because it's a big club, and we're not in it.

Seems like Corey is keeping the club close. Again, unfortunately.
 
It's the same as Hussein, only John is favoring the local chapter instead of the big one (for now). It makes no difference to us. The club is the club and they're not going to care about anyone not in it

On the bright side :

We get all the sex and drugs and primetime cable programming we want. Who cares about their club. Shut up and do a line or two!
 
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