Next, they need to dissolve NATO.
And that's why the patriot act passed so quickly.
The conspiracy is that tons of people like OP have been manipulated into believing whatever highly curated output AI chatbots tell them. It's a devious system of control.
Imagine trusting google gemini. Considering the type who code it, it's inevitable that one day OP will post a thread about how TPTB don't want us to know about the medicinal benefits of cow dung and urine.
Nice example of how chatbots will say anything to keep the conversation going.
And yet we're expected to believe all that stuff with multi-ton stones all over the world was built by primitive subsistence hunter-gatherers.
Now that you mention it, yeah, I haven't seen them around in a while. Wonder what they were trying to distract from?
In before flat earthers try to derail the thread, the circle should still line up pretty well on their north pole at the center map projection and so their arguments are irrelevant to how those megalithic sites line up.
Maybe it was because you were bragging about it? You were claiming you proved the pedo wasn't really Indian because of IP location, even though Indians have flooded into basically every country on the globe.
Don't click that link, that poster has a history of posting malicious links to try to dox people, which is why its original account, impossible1, was permabanned sitewide.
Still worth discussing since Q is possibly the most successful government psyop of recent years.
And don't forget the greatest bit of qtardation, the claim that whitehats secretly took over the government during president Kushner's first term, but the government continued to do blackhat things anyways because the people weren't ready to know yet.
"Earliest", meaning the theological fanfiction gnostic heretics wrote.
So, you're just going to change the subject, now that you were proven wrong on the Aramaic thing?
I see you didn't read the parable, which clearly isn't speaking about a physical place. Also, the Gospel of Luke I quoted from was written in Koine Greek and used the word hades.
flat-birthers
Might have to steal that one next time I see imp.
Our concept of hell doesn’t have biblical origins
It's literally laid out by Christ Himself in the parable of Lazarus and the rich man.
And being in hell in torments, he lifted up his eyes, and saw Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom.
Then he cried, and said, Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water, and cool my tongue: for I am tormented in this flame.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke%2016%3A19-31&version=GNV
A loving father doesn't coddle his children and make them weak. So why wouldn't our Heavenly Father be the same and give us things to struggle against and grow stronger?
They say ignorance is bliss, so maybe from their perspective it's not so bad.
I suspect it depends on if you have an internal monolog. Those with think, decide, and exercise their will while those without simply react to stimuli.
Seems pretty obvious that he's saying the moderation is too heavy-handed.
So, no strongly worded opinions?
Maybe it's an alternate spelling of Seljuks? They rolled down from the steppes and conquered that general region in the 9th century.
Yeah, that's a topic definitely worth looking into. And not just chemtrails, geoengineering in general.
Unless you count the Unibomber. Old uncle Ted sent a bomb to at least one of the Epstein pedos. Probably a few more he bombed were redacted.