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THEY WOULD NEVER TELL YOU IF THE GRID WAS GOING TO GO DOWN FOR 90-DAYS #Warning 🚨🚨
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🇺🇸Scott Ritter‼️
“Europe🇪🇺is Playing with Fire 🔥”
One mistake could trigger a nuclear war‼️
Everything is connected.
All roads lead back to israel and the Rothschilds.
For all of you who dont understand how fucked we are.
There is no voting ourselves out of Tyranny.
Only a new American revolution will free us from debt slavery.
Ptolemy retweeted
The Bolshevik Revolution was the greatest human slaughter of all time. Through starvation, torture, executions and gulags, the Bolsheviks persecuted and exterminated nearly 66 million Christians.
The Bolsheviks were funded by jewish American bankers Jacob Schiff and Paul Warburg, and 85% of the administration was jewish. And a large portion of the red army was made up of peasant jews, a lot were recruited in New York City during Leon Trotsky visit shortly before the revolution.
Ptolemy retweeted
I'm sick of living in niggerhell. Everyone talks like a nigger, thinks like a nigger, uses nigger GIFs, worships the nigger, gives the nigger credit for everything. Niggers on the TV, niggers on the radio, niggers on the internet. [Insert thing?] Invented by a nigger! Every time!
Ptolemy retweeted
Maybe 🤔 bicth should THINK about yanking her yellow corn cob 🌽 teeth 🦷 before mapping out the genocide of Europeans and Arabs. 👹✡️👺🇮🇱🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️💩
Barbara Lerner Spectre
Hon grundade 2001 Paideia – Europeiska institutet för judiska studier i Sverige (European Institute for Jewish Studies in Sweden).
Paideia är pan-europeiskt
År 1999 kom hon till Sverige och Stockholm, där hennes man var rabbin i Stockholms synagoga.
Två år senare grundade hon Paideia – Europeiska institutet för judiska studier i Sverige
Mer information om Barbara finns i länken som är nedan
Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, Karlergi Planen
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In English, Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, Karlergi Plan
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Ptolemy retweeted
Everywhere I look I see jewish influence ✡️
I see it in our government
I see it in our education
I see it in our media/music/movies
I see it in our taxes
I see it in our food
I see it in our foreign affairs
I see it in our history
I see it in our religion
Everywhere ✡️
Ptolemy retweeted
Few know this, but indians and arabs get 0% interest $200,000 loans they never have to pay back to run gas stations and smoke shops.
These "loans" (handouts) are NOT AVAILABLE to whites.
Ptolemy retweeted
You hollowed out your own town’s machine shops so you could buy plastic garbage from China for three dollars less.
Now your son has no trade to inherit, your neighbor’s boy is strung out on fentanyl behind an abandoned strip mall, and you’re bragging about your quarterly EBITDA.
You did not beat the market. You cannibalized your own grandchildren’s patrimony.
A Christian man does not feed his balance sheet on the ashes of his own countrymen.
Bring the machining home. Accept the tighter margin. Stop funding your own people’s destruction.
Beautiful analogy ❤️ Gandalf was a personal favorite growing up.
Sir Ian McKellen played the roll perfectly and I couldnt imagine anyone else doing a better job.
Gandalf is arguably the greatest character in cinematic history, and the older you get, the more you understand why.
He is one of the most powerful beings in Middle-earth, yet he chooses humility over domination.
He could walk among kings, but prefers the company of Hobbits.
He possesses ancient wisdom, but never pretends to know everything.
He inspires courage without demanding obedience.
He confronts unimaginable evil, not because he believes himself invincible, but because someone has to stand against it.
He understands that the fate of the world is not determined solely by armies, kings or great powers, but by the seemingly insignificant acts of ordinary people.
He sees greatness in those who cannot see it in themselves.
He falls into the abyss fighting a demon from the ancient world, sacrificing himself so that his friends might live.
And when he returns, more powerful than ever, he remains fundamentally unchanged in character.
No arrogance. No hunger for power. No desire to rule.
Just wisdom, compassion, humour, courage and an unwavering commitment to what is good.
And perhaps his greatest lesson is that evil is not ultimately defeated by becoming more powerful than it, but by refusing to become like it.
Gandalf isn’t simply a great fictional character.
He’s a representation of everything humanity should aspire to become.
