@shavixmir saidMaybe they didn’t mean the 4th of March that us sheep have been conditioned to accept as the 4th of March but the real 4th of March.
Who’d a thunk their predictions wouldn’t come out a second time!
Conspiracy morons.
I really don’t comprehend conspiracy theorists.
I understand questioning authority (duh...) and I can understand questioning report.
But when it comes to things like Qanon, flat Earth, Bill Gates and vaccinations, etc. my mind truly boggles.
The idea of a master-mind like Blowfeld or Doofenschmirtz, evil and twisted, in some lair, ruling over the world and information... completely bizarre.
And when they add an “end game” moment to their narrative it just shifts completely into a biblical farce.
I think humanity’s screwed.
@shavixmir saidUnless you dive a little deeper and understand we're all being conditioned to ignore them. Then suddenly the ignored briefcase nuke goes off one day in the Capitol.
Who’d a thunk their predictions wouldn’t come out a second time!
Conspiracy morons.
I guess my main point is: I know a lot of project managers.
And I’ve audited and evaulated all sorts of projects.
And believe me... no FFing way they’d be able to pull off a flat Earth stunt, mastermind a fake moon landing or organise a pish-up in a brewery.
They can’t send a bloody email without leaking data.
I remember a decade or so ago, an American minister (of some denomination?) announced publicly that the earth
was coming to an end, so, "send me your money" - because you won't need it any more. Y'all remember this??
So naturally, the date comes and goes without a ripple. So minister, who obviously knows his people, announced that
he had "miscalculated" and the actual date was "blah blah blah, so send me your money because you won't need it any more".
Of course it worked *again*, why do you think I told the friggin story 😆 Classic schizzle
@earl-of-trumps saidWell if people want to fall for it, then deserve what they get or don't get in some cases. 🙂
I remember a decade or so ago, an American minister (of some denomination?) announced publicly that the earth
was coming to an end, so, "send me your money" - because you won't need it any more. Y'all remember this??
So naturally, the date comes and goes without a ripple. So minister, who obviously knows his people, announced that
he had "miscalculated" and the act ...[text shortened]...
Of course it worked *again*, why do you think I told the friggin story 😆 Classic schizzle
-VR
@earl-of-trumps saidIs there any hint that Q is monetizing his/her teachings and proclamations?
I remember a decade or so ago, an American minister (of some denomination?) announced publicly that the earth
was coming to an end, so, "send me your money" - because you won't need it any more. Y'all remember this??
So naturally, the date comes and goes without a ripple. So minister, who obviously knows his people, announced that
he had "miscalculated" and the act ...[text shortened]...
Of course it worked *again*, why do you think I told the friggin story 😆 Classic schizzle
@wildgrass saidWell he sells a lot merchandise and his wing man Donald has made millions out of them retards since Election Day.
Is there any hint that Q is monetizing his/her teachings and proclamations?
@wildgrass saidI wouldn't know, wildgrass because I don't follow him, never did. I don't trust people that insist on talking to people anonymously
Is there any hint that Q is monetizing his/her teachings and proclamations?
@Earl-of-Trumps
Yeah, that is funny. If the congregation would not need money because of the end of the world, why would the preacher need it?