Anyone else feel like this is all too easy? Trump's presidency,

>>132541870
The kikes are tricky creatures, but they are far outnumbered. Unfortunately for us, they run our economy, so expect them to pull the rug on it as soon as the mass goyim awakening reaches a tipping point.

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>>132541870
You need to step back and look at this from a very high level. In the past the few dictated reality to the many via the media.

The internet changes that dynamic to the many are interchanging information with the many. Since the many have superior resources we win as a result.

The old way of controlling the distrubution of information through society is dying and what you are seeing is that process.

To put this another way, the internet has democratised information, where-as in the past it was run by the oligarchy.

Enjoy the ride, humanity is in the process of a very dramatic change.

>>132541870
People are becoming too entrenched. Literally no one has seen the project veritas video. Anyone will look at you funny or joke your mentally ill if you bring up genuine issues with Obama or Clinton. Its frightening how much the media have bought into it. You now have TV hosts campaigning politics. Colbert & Oliver will be a figure of ridicule in years to come. But off course they are not journalists they are comedians

>COME ON! It is <h1>CURRENT YEAR</h2>

Grand solar minimum is here, about to go back into an ice age, combined with a return of Nibiru/some fuckin light source that's causing magnetic chaos.

Granted, most of us will probably survive, but these next few years are not going to be pretty.

>>132542813
Pretty much this. While (((they))) control everything, they're still mostly old baby boomers that are flummoxed by technology. They thought Zuckerberg would be enough to keep control over the memes because they know nothing how the internet works.