@sagetarotpisces, Vestralux mentioned in an earlier post that Scaramucci was seen meeting with Nikki Haley before he announced his withdrawal of support for Trump. That party is up to something.
I absolutely observed what you did. In later episodes, there are oblique references to the formative influence of Trump's childhood minister, Norman Vincent Peale, as well as footage of him with Rev. Paula White, the prosperity gospel preacher who "counsels" him today. The philosophy of both of these figures is so strongly linked to the New Thought movement of the 19th century (and its occult origins), that with enough information (and even if you're not psychic), you can connect the dots.
Both The Fellowship's founder and Doug Coe both repeatedly and publicly cited interest and admiration in the Nazi Party's ability to organize and amass power. That capacity strongly relied on propaganda and the power not only to persuade vast numbers, but to utilize the energy of those masses toward their own ends. Besides which, there's plenty of evidence pointing to their black occult origins and practices.
So, what I felt while watching The Family was that the group—like other evangelical groups I'm familiar with—has managed to subtly convert believers away from the essential teachings of Jesus of Nazareth in favor of a "Jesus" stand in who, in many ways, represents the gnostic demiurge—a kind of lesser god that the gnostics believed created our universe, after which he demanded complete authoritarian control and the enslavement of mankind. The irony here is that The Family's basic beliefs and practices (that rulers are "chosen"; respect for power and strength but not for compassion; that it doesn't matter if their leaders are horribly sinful; reverence for a "wolf king," etc.) are far more theistically Luciferian in nature than anything remotely Christ-centric. No offense to Luciferians.
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I'm also a medium, as are all of the women in my maternal line (and a few of the men). Even though I have some of the characteristics of a physical medium, I'm not nearly as plagued by the emotional overwhelm that my daughter is (or that my mother experiences). I probably limit some of the impact because I spend most of my time alone (as is absolutely my preference), although I do have a long history of pretty bizarre and often unexplained illnesses which come and go. But entities haven't been lining up to try to enter my body since I was young—and none would get away with that crap now if they wanted to. Anyway, just wanted to clarify the distinction in case it isn't commonly known.
We saw this coming. And I really really want to celebrate when Cheetolini is gone. But I'm still troubled because I fear he may be a lot easier to beat in 2020 than whoever the GOP puts up in his place.
I saw the news on fb about this and someone commented on this and said the workers were forced to go and attend. This person knew someone who worked there
@Jessi1978 that isn’t surprising. Seriously look at the faces. Not your usually rally/hate crowd! The expressions go from What? To good grief right through to this guys got a big screw loose! I do think there is a behind the scene movement to get him out. Mooch said he turns on everybody eventually.
I saw the video but I just came being myself to hear him talk. He is the most stupidest man ever and I hate to hear his voice it causes me to have such anger.
The faces of those people who were forced to sit there and here his blabbering was priceless. Usually he has people cheering for him. These people look like I look when I am talking to someone and they are talking BS and I know that they are lying but I don’t want to say anything. So I just sit there and I know my eyes look bigger then usual.
We saw this coming. And I really really want to celebrate when Cheetolini is gone. But I'm still troubled because I fear he may be a lot easier to beat in 2020 than whoever the GOP puts up in his place.
This has been my fear now for some time.
The way I see it if someone else runs they are going to have a hard time not just because of the Dems. The Repub party or what's left of it are split. When you look at the younger Rumpers in Congress they are die hard drink the Koolaid members of the WNFP. For them to go back and say they really didn't buy into the retoric they will look like hypocrits. To continue the hatetalk won't sit well with the Rep powers thatbe. The older Reps who have "converted", yes I'm talking to you MoscowMitch and LeonengradLyndsey are stuck betweena rock and ahard place. They just look like plan old FOOLS. It is going to take a masterful PR campaign to run someon other than MOron and win. Just my opinion. COuld be wrong.
I agree. If trump goes down, i dont see how the gop would pick up the pieces in time for 2020, that would have to be extremely impressive and almost impossible in my mind. With the kind of scandals were seeing here (worse than watergate) i highly doubt they’d get that kind of support they need from the swing voters/independents to get anyone even remotely close to the gop in there, trump leaving means a level of disgrace on them in voters minds.
I do worry about the trump base though. even if trump goes, they’ll still be there, at least a large chunk of them. Not all republicans, but a huge part of them... the trump rally goers and qanon folks. Crazy as ever and unrelenting. Now, who they’ll vote for- whether they decline to vote in protest or go for a different GOPer, i do not know forsure. My gut is that they would see any GOP opposition as betrayal and the enemy, unless trump somehow endorses someone new. They will still be loyal to him no matter where he is- dead or alive, jail or home.
I actually worry quite a bit about these people. Particularly Qanon followers, i feel some of them are actually quite vulnerable and have been manipulated into paranoia and delusion. you dont just “snap out of” that. You dont. A lot of these people are likely mentally ill- and i mean that. A lot of people will need help when this is all said and done. I really do wonder and worry about 50% of the country who will still exist even when trump is gone.... fox news, alex jones, jim jordan will still be present. If not the people, the movement itself. How will they vote once trump is no longer?
Hi all, I've said for a while I don't see Trump running because he goes down. The thought of the GOP winning with a surprise candidate though doesn't seem realistic, but I also see the race being tighter and now that all makes sense to me. I think if it were Trump the race would not be tight at all, a slam dunk for any dem. I think we need to somehow influence the DNC in having a backup plan, because I think if we want a winning ticket it can't just be the one that can beat Trump, but rather one that offers the country solutions, especially when we're in a recession, which I think is on it's way.
I've always felt Elizabeth Warren and Mayor Pete (as VP) would be a winning ticket but that's not my "feeling" more my logic. Right now Kamala is not exciting me as she did in the beginning. I'm trying to look at the candidates both against Trump and without Trump and round out which ones would win in either situation. I also don't get a good feeling about Tulsi Gabbard, I feel she's a GOP plant. Anyone else want to weigh in on that?