Good Details in an Article, but How To Read Them?
Compile your own picture.
Sometimes it’s time to pause and think things over.
Celia Farber cross-posted the following article today:
Lots of neat details; hardly anything that I haven’t written about before, but there are more details in Elizabeth’s piece than in my articles. Her article contains a lot of useful information, but as usual, there is more... Here is where I disagree on a few points.
The East Palestine “accident” clearly lines up with the 2030 depopulation agenda; it’s about a lot more than Intel needing the water supply in the area for its manufacturing plant(s):
The globalists’ fingerprints are easy to identify in the event:
As opposed to what the author states, it is not the “government,” but the Federal Reserve that is leading the controlled demolition of the currency (along with the country):
You might want to keep in mind that you must be selective of the information, when reading anything, including my articles, and make up your own mind:
Remember how recent lies are becoming the truth for people, who cannot think for themselves:
If you are still playin the political blame game, you’ve already lost. Have a nice day.
The hysteria wasn’t genuine. It was a manufactured campaign that pounded a simple message: Every death and every infection was the direct result of Trump and his supporters.
https://thefederalist.com/2023/03/14/what-the-media-did-to-america-is-far-worse-than-the-pandemic-ever-was/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=what-the-media-did-to-america-is-far-worse-than-the-pandemic-ever-was&utm_term=2023-03-14