Wednesday, March 27, 2019

SHOCK! HORROR!

Feisty red-head, bumbling and inarticulate (and perhaps; let's face it, not the sharpest tool in the shed) but with her heart in the right place, Australian politician, Pauline Hanson, the founder of One Nation and the living target the Left most loves to spew its hate and bile at, has completely jumped the fence this time. She's been musing about the Port Arthur massacre of 1996 being perhaps a government conspiracy. In Australia, this is akin to an American suggesting that 911 was a (deep state) government conspiracy, which of course, as even someone with moronic-level IQ of Martin Bryant, the supposed gunman who with superhuman skill dispatched the thirty-five Port Arthur victims, should be able to see; just let him view video of  the World Trade Centre's Building 7 - that's the one that wasn't hit by so much as a child's paper glider - collapsing in exactly the same fashion as buildings do when brought down by controlled demolition.

Of course Port Arthur was a bloody conspiracy! And it involved at least some level of one or more governments, likely with overseas support. Anyone who, apparently as Pauline has done, takes a little time to browse the available literature pointing out the nonsense inherent in the official story will inevitably arrive at the same conclusion.

The media's predictable reaction, representing all "right thinking" Australians though is instructive in illustrating the almost parallel universes coming into being. The globalist elite with the millions of sheep it has corralled exists in one; in the other exists that proportion of the world's population slowly but surely awakening to the monumental scam being pulled - the one with the objective of converting the entire world's population into unthinking slaves with their world being nothing but an artificially constructed reality.

The Matrix indeed, or at least the first part of the film before it descended into the typical Hollywood version of entertainment, which nevertheless presented us with the priceless red pill/blue pill analogy which has found its established place in the English language, or at least in the language of those of us who are a wake-up to what is really going on. The pejorative "Conspiracy theory" has also found its place in the language, but mainly in the language of those who try, against all odds, to maintain that there are no such things as conspiracies. Right! And there are no such things as buildings the magically collapse for no reason or moronic gunmen who perform feats that only a few in the world - highly trained, psychologically conditioned special forces types - could accomplish.

For your red pill on the Port Arthur massacre simply enter "Martin Bryant" into the search facility in top right-hand corner of this blog.

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