Hillary george and michelle, what`s going on here?

well, this is a strange picture:



Hillary with her hands clasped together and bowing her head to michelle, like she is greeting the pope, and ole Georgie over there suppressing a smile with a devious look in his eyes.

Those elites sure are a strange bunch.

a reply to: Tardacus

.....same coven.

originally posted by: WilliamtheResolute
a reply to: Tardacus

.....same coven.

If only it could be pointed out more frequently ... folks would wake up to it.

That's the NWO/One World Government Neo-Apparatchik.

a reply to: Tardacus

well Bush was always suppressing a smile.. (he reminds me of me.. a little naive and sort of excited at the prospect of being a "part of it" but terrible at lying.) I was never evil though.

It was actually his fault I woke up.

thanks George..

When I saw him trying to hold in a crooked smirk at the news of 9/11...

if we had obama at the time I bet he could have kept a straight face.

and I don't think anyone would be far off in calling them witches or satanists.. Dark wizards.

I had some kind of run in when I was being too ballsy...

the kind of stuff that makes an atheist think god has your back. I should be dead.

originally posted by: Tardacus
Hillary with her hands clasped together and bowing her head to michelle, like she is greeting the pope, and ole Georgie over there suppressing a smile with a devious look in his eyes.

Those elites sure are a strange bunch.

I've always enjoyed watching W and Michelle. He has a genuine affection for her, perhaps even a secret crush? The clip of W at the Dallas memorial interacting with Michelle during the one hymn made me crack a smile. Nothing disingenuous about W's affection for gospel hymns. (I think what makes it even more amusing is wondering about the conversation between the Obamas after these exchanges with W.)

a reply to: EightAhoy

jeez I forgot how weird and puppety he was..

seems to have that same unabashed joy bill clinton now has..

Like part of their honeycombed mind reverted back to childhood.

a reply to: EightAhoy


That was adorable af.

I forget just how charming and charismatic W was.

originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: EightAhoy


That was adorable af.

I forget just how charming and charismatic W was.

the sweetest sweethearts blowing up millions of people.
while probably part of tricking Americans into thinking they did not blow up our most iconic landmark..

aahhh the good ole days..

will the roses ever smell so sweet?

originally posted by: Reverbs

originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: EightAhoy


That was adorable af.

I forget just how charming and charismatic W was.

the sweetest sweethearts blowing up millions of people.
while probably part of tricking Americans into thinking they did not blow up our most iconic landmark..

aahhh the good ole days..

will the roses ever smell so sweet?

But that's what makes him so diabolically genius!

From our cultural perspective, Hitler's videos don't come across as showing a charming guy but, to the Germans, he had he charisma of Sam Eliot.

a reply to: Abysha

yes..

I think Bush being "dumb" was the most perfect thing they ever did.

but it seems they lost their edge lately..

Maybe too many camera angles and too many people watching these days as technology expanded?

Like youtube was 2008? as a guess... maybe 2006? but all the main videos are like 2009, I'd be hard pressed to find much earlier.

times have changed.

hopefully donald isn't just a much more polished turd than bush..

haha.

a reply to: Tardacus

a reply to: JinMI

yea still not funny.

wish it was funny.

a reply to: Reverbs

You don't think so? I thought it was really good. To each their own.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Reverbs

You don't think so? I thought it was really good. To each their own.

no it was good, but it's not funny.

I can't laugh at that many people dying.

and I am pro jokes.. I listen to joe rogan all the time..
I thought tosh's rape joke was hilarious.

millions of people dead... I can't make any light of it, because it would lessen my resolve to fight.

I don't need or want a release valve from evil.

a reply to: Reverbs

Ah, I see. I can't find it within myself to take it within the literal sense. The same way I can't take Alec Baldwin as Trump as the literal representation.

Atrocities aside (if possible) I see it for the comic representation it is. You being a vet probably find it very hard to easily dismiss and that is understandable.

a reply to: JinMI

yes.

but I was never deployed.

I'm missing hearing in one ear. well missing my ear except for show, and part of my skull... I Don't talk about it.

I did see guys coming back, and I have many friends I am not really allowed to talk to.

It was before all that I couldn't laugh.

but that did make it worse.


I don't want to turn my enemies I swore to fight against into jokes. It's not funny to me that I am put in this position.



GOD one of my first briefings it was either the base commander or the deputy base commander at FT benning in 2006 that was joking "guys no worries, if you miss the Iraq war you'll be in Iran or Syria.."

Like, this world looks very different for me.

a reply to: Reverbs

Well I'm certainly no authority to tell you or anyone for that matter what is funny. I do however find it funny. I guess it is in the same vein that I find comics of KJI and such funny as well. It doesn't downplay their actions that led to deaths but it is light, if a little offputting, humor.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Reverbs

Well I'm certainly no authority to tell you or anyone for that matter what is funny. I do however find it funny. I guess it is in the same vein that I find comics of KJI and such funny as well. It doesn't downplay their actions that led to deaths but it is light, if a little offputting, humor.

I totally get it man or woman, you seem like a man.

I get it.

I don't want to lose my intensity in this arena.

I loved all those jokes when they happened.

hearing daddy bush played on SNL..

"a thousand points of light" "sidewinder missiles, you can't track em"

hilarious..

but I don't want to downplay anything I find important anymore.

my uncle worked on sidewinder missiles in the 90s improving them in some way. He also worked on nuclear submarines, doing ..something.. I don't know.. It was only well after the fact he even told his sister.. He'd just go to "washington" but really be anywhere.

I remember coming out of the army excited to talk to him and he shut me down. "I don't want to hear anything!"

so I let him have his peace I guess. And I'll let anyone have their laughs or peace or fun. It's not my place to get in anyone's way with that.

just my own psychology needs to not laugh anymore at certain things.

a reply to: Reverbs

I hear ya. Yes I'm a man well boy stuck in a mans body!

Do what you need and what you think is best. I find that laughter is the best medicine for any ailment in regards to my own life.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Reverbs

I hear ya. Yes I'm a man well boy stuck in a mans body!

Do what you need and what you think is best. I find that laughter is the best medicine for any ailment in regards to my own life.

indeed it is.

And I laugh everyday.

stress kills.

we are not opposed at all.


(I edited my last post)