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>>19295038
Not a bot, even if I sound like one for repeating myself a lot and bringing up spicy topics and people like the Rothschilds and Soros. You could legitimately chart out members of and policies pushed by groups like:

>the United Nations
>the World Economic Forum
>the Trilateral Commission
>the Rockefeller Foundation
>the Open Society Foundation
>the Royal Institute on International Affairs
>the Bilderberg Society
>the Ford Foundation
>the Carnegie Foundation
>the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
>the Democratic Party
>the House of Rothschild
>the House of Windsor
>the CEOs of the major Western (liberal-leaning) mainstream news sources such as the New York Times, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, Huffington Post, etc.

and the like, and just find endless interconnections, as well as, of course, endless claims by them that, “There’s no conspiracy here. We’re just friendly people doing this all for your own good. Nothing sinister about us.” I’m being cliched right now and writing in the vein of Alex Jones, because the cliches are right and Jones actually overall has more valid points about the so-called globalist agenda than he does make invalid points. You can laugh at me or point out instances of Jones being a buffoon, the Sandy Hook scandal and the like, but it still wouldn’t overall prove me wrong.

>>19295003
Political correctness, idpol, and, once again, what is called “cultural Marxism” is already the start of the dystopia, the long march through the institutions. Some people get their panties up in a bunch when I compare what’s happening to crypto-communism. I’m not an expert political theorist. You could even call it neo-fascism if you wanted to — neo-fascism which ironically hides behind a cult of justice for the victims, minorities, and the oppressed.

>you’re a pseud who just says and cherrypicks whatever suits your agenda, anon

“A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of small minds,” as Emerson put it. You could call it whatever the hell you want, or even deny it exists — but we all know the West is not like it was decades ago, and we all know politicians and bankers meet in hidden rooms to coordinate certain things and push certain agendas.