Looking through the mirror

[lovestruck]

I lived in a time when you stepped out your door all you would see is white. Every where you went there was only white people. It was a great time to be alive. Long before smart phones.

Then October 19, 1987 began. The Jews for decades after the great wars began to infiltrate white society posing as being white themselves slowly being allowed to buy up corporation stock that were created or controlled by whites.

That's the day they sold their stock and crashed the markets. Then bought the stocks on the cheap and owned the corporation. Either control whites still working in the corporations or kicking them out all together.

This is how Jews were able to highjack and control corporate America today

Originally white and since it was it means that it's our corporate America that these lizard people from the desert are running. The only way to get the Jews out of power is to intentionally ruin the financial markets.

If you do? You'll live better then how you live now.

 

[j.f.🔎]

Talking about this got Michael Jackson killed so I'm saying nothing.
A very RoboHomoesqe post though it's like it's 2021 all over again.

 

[djdeeds]

Just to share a little comment on what I just watched. I often get rather nostalgic and sentimental about my past. It sounds dramatic to say, but, I actually kind of grieve for it. Like something has died and will never come back.
I can say with confidence that when I started culling a lot of bullshit from my life and began living a whole lot more simpler (kind of minimized everything to just what is necessary) I truly felt like I had shed a lot of crap from my life.
It's so true that life in the past , even though we all benefit greatly from technology and advancements in today's society, it was a lot less complicated. Everything and everyone had a place and knew their role in society.
- (the topic you raise about jews and such wasn't part of my comment I just wanted to share a thought on how the past was better in a lot of ways)

 

[Dark_Voyeur]

I'm really not a hater.

My problem is the powers that be are.

 

[mrln]

Just to share a little comment on what I just watched. I often get rather nostalgic and sentimental about my past. It sounds dramatic to say, but, I actually kind of grieve for it. Like something has died and will never come back.
I can say with confidence that when I started culling a lot of bullshit from my life and began living a whole lot more simpler (kind of minimized everything to just what is necessary) I truly felt like I had shed a lot of crap from my life.
It's so true that life in the past , even though we all benefit greatly from technology and advancements in today's society, it was a lot less complicated. Everything and everyone had a place and knew their role in society.
- (the topic you raise about jews and such wasn't part of my comment I just wanted to share a thought on how the past was better in a lot of ways)

our life back then taught people how to fend for themselves. now theres a bunch of sniveling entitled idiots running around. spoiled by technology.