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October 28, 2024
Rolling in their fiery graves deep in the bowels of Hell --- "American" Jewspaper icons Adolph Ochs of the Ochs-Sulzberger Dynasty (New York Slimes) and Katherine Meyer-Graham (Washington Post).
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NY Times: Inside The Washington Post’s Decision to Stop Presidential Endorsements
Post owner Jeff Bezos ended the decades-long practice, weeks after a discussion at a meeting in Miami. The move has drawn criticism in and outside the newsroom.
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NY Times: Trump is Telling Us What He Would Do. Believe Him
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Rebuttal By
For generations, two venerable powerhouse newspapers, even throughout the days of TV, charted the course for the rest of the Judepresse Armada to follow. They are, as "youse guys" all should know by now, the New York Slimes and, running a close second, the Washington Compost. Since the history-altering election of Franklin Demono Roosevelt in 1932, those two "prestigious" Journals have endorsed every Demonrat presidential candidate -- with the exception of "Republican" Globalists Thomas Dewey in 1948, and Dwight Eisenhower in 1952 & 1956. Understanding this historical precedent is essential for appreciating the significance of the two headline stories featured here -- both of which are intended to "Black Pill" the bewildered boobs of Libtardia into a sense of despondency and powerless resignation.
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#1 - Inside The Washington Post’s Decision to Stop Presidential Endorsements.
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From the article:
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"Mr. Bezos’ ultimate decision, to end The Post’s decades-long practice of endorsing presidential candidates, exploded into public view on Friday, drawing criticism from reporters, editors and readers, along with an unusual rebuke from the legendary Post journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein."
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Back in June of this year, "The Editorial Board" of The Anti-New York Times did a whole article about the hostile editorial takeover of WAPO by operatives associated with the Q operation. This announcement of a non-endorsement, therefore, came as no surprise, but was delightful to hear nonetheless, as were the ensuing shrieks of butt-hurt emanating from the demoralized remnants of the betrayed Left.
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1. WAPO's DC Headquarters has an Illuminati Pyramid on top. / 2. The New York Times is also under Editorial occupation now / 3 & 4. "Step away from those controls, little man! The Illusion Machine is property of the US military now!"
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#1 - Trump is Telling Us What He Would Do. Believe Him
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In contrast to the WAPO's overt surrender, the New York-based "paper of record" published a full-throated endorsement of the military actress playing Commie La Whoress and a HUGE "warning" Editorial -- titled "Believe Him" -- concerning Commander Trump's imminent military takeover.
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From the Editorial:
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"Donald Trump has described at length the dangerous and disturbing actions he says he will take if he wins the presidency.
His rallies offer a steady stream of such promises and threats — things like prosecuting political opponents and using the military against U.S. citizens. These statements are so outrageous and outlandish, so openly in conflict with the norms and values of American democracy that many find them hard to regard as anything but empty bluster.
We have two words for American voters: Believe him." . If you think this "warning" is in any way intended to inspire readers to thwart what is coming, well -- you simply have not been paying attention and really need to go back to Conspiracy Qindergarten. The media is operating under a COG (Continuity of Government) seizure of all Editorial policy -- enabled by Trump's asset-seizing Executive Orders 13818 and 13848, as well as the Insurrection Act which he cryptically invoked on January 6, 2021. It's all explained in The Secret Plan to Save Humanity. . The related purposes of the Times bold and stark "warning" are: . 1. Predictive Programming: to condition the people (of all political shades) into accepting what is to come. 2. Black Pill Demoralization: to beat down the activist Left into a state of meek acceptance of what is to come . Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming. Get it? . More popcorn..... hold the butter.
His rallies offer a steady stream of such promises and threats — things like prosecuting political opponents and using the military against U.S. citizens. These statements are so outrageous and outlandish, so openly in conflict with the norms and values of American democracy that many find them hard to regard as anything but empty bluster.
We have two words for American voters: Believe him." . If you think this "warning" is in any way intended to inspire readers to thwart what is coming, well -- you simply have not been paying attention and really need to go back to Conspiracy Qindergarten. The media is operating under a COG (Continuity of Government) seizure of all Editorial policy -- enabled by Trump's asset-seizing Executive Orders 13818 and 13848, as well as the Insurrection Act which he cryptically invoked on January 6, 2021. It's all explained in The Secret Plan to Save Humanity. . The related purposes of the Times bold and stark "warning" are: . 1. Predictive Programming: to condition the people (of all political shades) into accepting what is to come. 2. Black Pill Demoralization: to beat down the activist Left into a state of meek acceptance of what is to come . Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming. Get it? . More popcorn..... hold the butter.
1. The Q York Times tells us to believe Trump! // 2 & 3. At the stunning climax of the "movie," the Commander will ride in on his white horse to save the day.
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1 &2. Hat Tip to reader Tammy -- who was at the Trump "Hitler" rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. She noticed the cryptic Q banner hanging from the ceiling of lobby entrance and snapped a photo! Trump's "Fight. Fight. Fight" fist forms the slash of the classic Q ring. // 3. Well played, Commander. Well played!
Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the New York Times today that the Washington Post is not making a presidential endorsement this year.
Boobus Americanus 2: That's odd. Trump seems unbeatable now.
St. Sugar: Just like Q said was going to happen -- years ago.
Editor: Just learned that the Los Anqueles Slimes is not endorsing either.
Boobus Americanus 2: That's odd. Trump seems unbeatable now.
St. Sugar: Just like Q said was going to happen -- years ago.
Editor: Just learned that the Los Anqueles Slimes is not endorsing either.
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