The Jewish oligarchy will use several strategies at once, like they always have, and advance each one as much as they think they can get by with until they have total absolute power.
Good to see you back Awoke!
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The Jewish oligarchy will use several strategies at once, like they always have, and advance each one as much as they think they can get by with until they have total absolute power.
Good to see you back Awoke!
I don't have smart phone either
Anyway, looks like they want that digital currency banker slave grid:
Businesses banning banknotes, asking customers to use credit, debit cards
https://www.foxnews.com/world/businesses-banning-banknotes-asking-customers-to-use-credit-debit-cards
ALERT. The Use Of Cash Being BANNED.. DOJ Trying To Suspend The Constitution! Mannarino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFWUyvK2FFY
okay, heads up, he gets some history wrong (nazi germany, etc--he obviously believes official history), but his focus is on them quickly moving to cashless--worth a listen IMO, gives his take on what they are doing.
calls out the Q followers (brainwashed cult)
I Also in Rolling Stone. If Trump isn’t complicit why is Bill Barr still his AG?
Full ArticleQuote:
The Trump Department of Justice has asked Congress to craft legislation allowing chief judges to indefinitely hold people without trial and suspend other constitutionally-protected rights during coronavirus and other emergencies, according to a report by Politico’s Betsy Woodruff Swan.While the asks from the Department of Justice will likely not come to fruition with a Democratically-controlled House of Representatives, they demonstrate how much this White House has a frightening disregard for rights enumerated in the Constitution.
The DOJ has requested Congress allow any chief judge of a district court to pause court proceedings “whenever the district court is fully or partially closed by virtue of any natural disaster, civil disobedience, or other emergency situation,” according to draft language obtained by Politico. This would be applicable to “any statutes or rules of procedure otherwise affecting pre-arrest, post-arrest, pre-trial, trial, and post-trial procedures in criminal and juvenile proceedings and all civil processes and proceedings.” They justify this by saying currently judges can pause judicial proceedings in an emergency but that new legislation would allow them to apply it “in a consistent manner.”