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After nearly a year of revamping the Oval Office, President Trump is nearly out of wall space.
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As we patiently await the beginning of "The Golden Age" promised to us by Q and Commander Trump, the White House Oval Office gets more and more garishly goldish by the month. This is some King Louis stuff right here! The gold is so "over the top" that it must be an "op" -- or rather, a "comm" of some sorts.
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From the Q York Times:
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"About a third of the walls are now covered in gold — appliqués, frames or other decorations, a Times analysis showed. Ten flags line the back of the Resolute Desk — five times as many as under most past presidents. The Space Force flag is among them.
A copy of the Declaration of Independence sits behind museum-quality glass to block out the sun’s rays. The backdrop for Mr. Trump’s meetings with foreign leaders has become increasingly golden. Even the credenzas have gold eagle bases.
Additional gold appliqués and trim on the mantel began to appear in March. By August, a gilded fireplace screen had been added. The coffee table — detailed with a gold presidential seal — sometimes holds items that Mr. Trump likes to show guests, like this new Air Force One model. Why all the gold?
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Almost as soon as he took office, Mr. Trump began adding gold accents to the Oval ..... five gold-framed portraits surrounding the fireplace and nine gold antiques on the mantel. By October, the gold had proliferated. The sheer amount of gilded appliqués on the walls of the Oval Office has sparked internet rumors that they are plastic furnishings painted in gold. Mr. Trump has denied those claims, saying that the appliqués are authentic gold."
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The words gilded, gold and golden proliferate throughout this article. Part of the "comm" here clearly refers to the promised "Golden Age." The Times also drops "comms" about "White Hats," and the Q Military Operation -- in particular the Space Force (which caught all the voter fraud and God only knows what else!) . But, given Trump's openly and often-stated nostalgia for the pre-Wilsonian days of the gold standard, tariffs and no Income Taxes or Federal Reserve, there is also an inferred reference to a period in American history known as "The Gilded Age" -- gilded as in covered in gold leaf.
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Back to the past we go!
If one "who understands" pays close attention, the Q York Times will confirm the existence and direction of the Q operation for you. The images above appear side-by-side in the "Gilded Oval Office" feature. The "Comms?" -- The "Communist" Mayor of New York City works for Trump (a "White Hat") and Trump, a "White Hat" himself, is surrounded by "White Hats."
The article highlights the fact that Trump is the only president to have ever lined up all the flags of the various military branches behind him --- and special mention is made (and image shown) for that of the "Space Force" which Trump elevated as on par with Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines.
- The Gilded Age was the period of time from about 1875-1910. It was an era of rapid economic expansion and working capital formation. As wages in the tax-free / gold money / no Central Bank United States rose, those in Europe stagnated, especially for skilled workers.The period saw an influx of millions of European immigrants -- most of them hard working, Godly people -- but also an element of Marxist scum and various criminals.
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- This was an age of protective tariffs and "hard money" gold currency Republicanism. The stunning expansion of industrialization led to wage growth of 35-40% from 1865 to 1890 alone, spreading across the whole labor force. The railroad system was the major growth industry of the times. Manufacturing, oil production, mining, and finance also flourished. In the West, farming, ranching, and mining were the main areas of growth.
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- There were, however, several nationwide disruptions during this period -- the Panic of 1873, the Panic of 1893 and the Panic of 1907. What's notable about these panics / bank runs is that though they were severe (and possibly orchestrated by "the usual suspects"), they were relatively short-lived and soon followed by a restoration of the good times.
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- With so many industrial advances and inventions rapidly unfolding (Edison, Tesla, Ford et al) the Gilded Age of widespread wealth growth and upward mobility was poised to continue in perpetuity. Interesting how the sun-setting of the Republican-led Gilded Age so conveniently overlapped with the rise of the generally Democrat-led "Progressive Era" (1905-1920).
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- That's wasn't by coincidence -- nor is the symbolism of what the Q York Times now refers to as: "The Gilded" Oval Office.
1. In 1896, President William McKinley & his VP "co-president" Garret Hobart openly campaigned as pro Gold Standard and protection of manufacturing. Funny how VP Hobart "died suddenly" in 1899, and McKinley was murdered by a Red in 1901. // 2. McKinley (one of Trump's favorites!) depicted in a poster as standing on a gold coin. // 3. Perennial Democrat "progressive" William Jennings Bryan was defeated by conservative Republicans in 1896, 1900 & 1908. // 4. The "progressive" Wilson was elected in 1912 due to blatant election tampering engineered by the Jewish Cabal's recruitment of Teddy Roosevelt to run 3rd party -- thus stealing votes from the incumbent president -- William Howard Taft.
Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the New York Times today that Trump office is now covered wall to wall with gilded frames and decorations.
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Boobus Americanus 2: It looks really gaudy. Why is he doing that?
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