Look really close at this photo that President Trump posted on his Truth Social page this morning. Who do you see standing on the sidewalk to his left? Another “com” from POTUS… Q is real, and we are not crazy for being part of the Q Anon movement.
Why should Americans wake up and start paying attention to what has been happening in South Africa? Simply put, this is a precursor to what’s fixing to unfold here in America. Obama warned us with his two movies. Are we listening? Some are most aren’t in my humble opinion.
How will the Deep State unleash civil unrest upon us with the hopes of it escalating into a Civil War? We are already seeing their first chess moves on this board with the growing unrest across our Liberal Universities. The fate of the Palestinians in Gaza is one trigger the DS is pulling, another is the 60-80+ million illegal invaders that they illegally imported into the country since before the Obama days.
Lawfare continues running rampant in an attempt to prevent POTUS from sending them back to where they came from. Interference from Liberal Churches, NGO’s, and special interest groups is another source of unrest. Crash the economy on top of the unrest, start a war with Russia and Iran, and you have a recipe for a national crisis.
Opening comments from Clayton Morris (Redacted) in my cover video:
Well, this morning, America just issued a travel warning for South Africa,
warning all Americans that it's not safe to travel there.
The Trump administration cites terrorism and violence as the reason for raising this alarm. And this comes a week after President Trump called attention to what he said was white genocide there, white farmers in South Africa, the targeted violence, murder against those farmers.
The mainstream media said it was all BS, called him out on that, said it was all a fake story. Others even in our chat room right now saying it's a fake story, that this is all cover for what Israel is doing in Gaza.
It's a fake story in South Africa, and it's all in an effort to distract you from the genocide that's taking place in Gaza.
I mean, it's an interesting argument here. So Americans might have a casual understanding of what's happening in South Africa. They'll say, you know, what's happening over there doesn't affect me. But our next guest is warning people to pay attention to the genocide and in South Africa because the deep state plan doesn't stop there. He should know he lived in South Africa.
Journalist Alex Newman says, quote, what's happening down there to them is a microcosm, and that's what they have planned for you, your country, your family, and what's left of the Christian West. We are in grave danger as a nation.
And Alex joins us now. Alex, did I get that quote correct? We are in grave danger as a nation?
Alex Newman:
Yes. Absolutely.
It's great to see you both. Thank you for having me. And what's happening in South Africa is the model. It is the template that they plan to use on us. In fact, right now it's targeting the Afrikaner. The Afrikaners call us the Amerikaners. Our histories are intimately intertwined. In fact, the Afrikaner people are the closest cousins that Americans have anywhere in the world. They came from the same places, generally held the same cultural and religious values.
And, I think it's a mistake to racialize it like some in the media are trying to do. They're trying to paint Donald Trump as a racist for talking about this.
I don't think it's that the communists and the globalists and the deep staters hate these people because they have lighter skin, but they have several other strikes against them, right?
For one, they're mostly Christian. And as we know, Christianity is not compatible with communism, with totalitarianism, with globalism, et cetera.
They also are farmers. They're producing food. In fact, these are some of the most productive farmers on the face of the earth that have ever lived on the face of the earth. And if you want to control people, the totalitarians have understood for a long time, control their food and control their energy.
Well, what we're watching in South Africa, again, is a microcosm of what they plan for the world.
The ruthless persecution and targeting of European-descent Christian farmers in South Africa is a precursor for what is to come for Americans if the Deep State gets its way, explains journalist and former South African resident Alex Newman on Glenn Beck’s legendary radio show. Newman’s analysis is one of the most significant broadcasts to air in recent memory, Beck commented.
Donald Trump’s viral exposé of the horror in front of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa should cause Americans to understand the weight of this crisis, Newman explained. In short, South Africa’s nightmare is a microcosm of what is coming to the U.S. if not resisted.
There is supposedly in the dark evil world of Satanism, and the occult, an unwritten rule that requires the dark rulers of our world to reveal, warn, or tell us in advance, of what evil deed, or deeds, that they are fixing to unleash upon humanity, before doing so. In doing this they believe that this absolves them of any bad karma or judgement for doing so.
Because they warned us and if we don’t heed their warning then that evil befalls us and not them.
The Canadian Prepper breaks down all of the symbolism, hidden meanings, warnings, and forbearing’s in Netflix’s latest release “Leave The World Behind.” He believes so as do I that they are warning us about what they are going to do to us in 2024.
For over three years now we’ve been told by Q, the Q-Anon followers, the White Hat’s and their followers, and all of the conservative podcasters out there that a showdown between good and evil, the White Hats/the Black Hats, the Cabal/Deep State, and the good guys (us the American people) was coming.
This film points a long hard finger at 2024 as the final battle or showdown.
Juan O’ Savin is now calling 2024 “The Year of Justice.” Everything that I can read, listen to, or watch points this out. All of the podcasters out there are now saying the same thing. That the showdown, the final battle, comes in 2024, before the November elections. We all can feel it. We all know that this has to come to a head. That this insanity currently gripping America can’t gone on forever.
Many of us know that President Trump is not going to be allowed to win the 2024 Presidential election. Many of us believe that we won’t even have that election. All cards are now on the table, out in the open, in the 5-D games of chess. The battle for humanity.
Watch the two “Leave The World Behind” trailers and the Canadian Preppers YouTube video “ WARNING: NATIONWIDE CYBERATTACK PENDING, '666', CIVIL WAR IN 2024, PREDICTIVE PROGRAMMING?” and make up your own mind.
When an idyllic getaway suddenly erupts into chaos, trust unravels fast. Leave The World Behind, starring Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, Ethan Hawke, Myha’la and Kevin Bacon comes to Netflix on December 8.
Deep down, we all knew this day was coming. Watch Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, Ethan Hawke and Myha’la in Leave the World Behind, Only on Netflix December 8th.
Netflix film Leave The World Behind has soared to number one on the streaming channel and viewers can have one Barack Obama to thank.
The post-apocalyptic thriller was adapted from a 2020 novel of the same name by author Rumaan Alam and follows as society unravels after technological infrastructure begins to collapse.
It was produced by the company Higher Ground Productions which was founded by former US president Barack Obama and his wife Michelle.
Barack took a particular interest in the film and played a significant role in shaping some of the on-screen characters.
In an interview with Vanity Fair, the film’s director Sam Esmail revealed that he asked Obama questions while he was preparing the first draft and said it helped “ground me a little bit on how things might unfold in reality”.
Esmail explained that Obama helped provide notes on the characters and the level of empathy shown within the film. He also added the former president helped pick out plot points that were too bare.
Given his experience as a former president, it is also no surprise that Obama was able to give advice on some of the technological disaster scenarios and how they might play out.
According to USA Today, Obama utilised some of his White House experience to suggest where some dystopian areas of the film might verge into non-realistic territory.
Along with people behind the scenes, the film stars a whole host of big-name on-screen celebrities, including Julia Roberts, Mahershala Ali, Ethan Hawke and Kevin Bacon. The story follows two families as they navigate life when a blackout becomes a major crisis.
Rats fleeing the sinking ship ahead of the coming storm best describes the increasing number of hard core leftist Globalist puppets that are bailing ahead of the upcoming presidential election in November. They see the writing on the wall. They know President Trump is here to stay. And they also know that when he is reinstated back into office there is going to be hell to pay. And they are going to be the ones paying.
We are also watching the establishment in Washington increasingly distancing themselves from Biden. Many of us believe that they are positioning the chess pieces in order to replace him. They know he doesn’t stand a chance against Trump in the election this fall. The only question is who will they replace him with? Michelle/Michael Obama? Gavin Newsom? It won’t be Kamala, she isn’t eligible.
Right on cue the predictive programing with Obama’s soon to be released movie “Civil War” is ramping up. This is their goal. This is what they want before the election is held. They want a Civil War in America. That would give them license to suspend the election and stop President Trump from getting back into office.
The Alex Garland film is sparking discussion about its release during a contentious election year: "The idea of civil war actually keeps me up at night."
The upcoming release of A24’s Civil War during a contentious presidential election year comes amid worry about the prospect of an actual civil war — or, at least, real-life political violence — and has some questioning the movie’s timing.
The film from acclaimed writer-director Alex Garland (Ex Machina) imagines a near-future dystopia where the United States has been torn apart under the authoritarian rule of a three-term president (Nick Offerman). The story follows a journalist (Kirsten Dunst) as she makes her way across this freshly divided states of America (trailer below).
Civil War hasn’t been seen yet by the media or audiences (its world premiere is next week at the South by Southwest Film & TV Festival), so criticism of its content is arguably premature and — at minimum — lacks considerable context. The film’s trailers suggest Civil War isn’t some obvious left-wing/right-wing polemic, given that Texas and California are allies in its fictional conflict. Still, after the Jan. 6 riots that attempted to decertify the 2020 presidential election and with the likelihood of a Joe Biden and Donald Trump rematch, some find it impossible not to see the movie as a pointed commentary on our current divisive times — regardless of its fictional premise — and question whether its release is appropriate seven months before the presidential election.
The bulk of such reactions to Civil War seem to come from the left side of the political spectrum, and their take goes like this: Regardless of the film’s (presumably pro-unity) message, the film is uncomfortably timely and its “us vs. us” warfare will become MAGA fantasy fuel.
“The idea of another American civil war happening today actually keeps me up at night,” wrote one reader on an American Civil War subreddit. “This is a movie that I want to keep far away from. Even if it’s based on a political scenario so far removed from our own. I just do not want to entertain the notion of something so horrible.”
“A movie about a second American Civil War in an election year in which the second American Civil War is a serious concern among law-enforcement and rational people alike?” wrote another.
Opined a third: “There are other Timothy McVeighs out there who will be like ‘[this movie is] exactly what this country needs’ … The potential danger is that [right-wing] groups are not known for media literacy or nuance. And a psychotic gang of rednecks committing terrorism [in the film] to ‘own the libs’ might be obvious criticism to us, but might be interpreted as a role model to MAGA groups if not portrayed carefully.'”
“I know a ton of people (probably myself included) who don’t want to see it because its just kind of uncomfortable to watch a movie that we might be living in 4-5 years,” added another. “Unless this movie does something very clever with the premise, it’s just political porn essentially. Using political tensions going on right now as a crutch to get people emotionally invested.”
While civil war hand-wringing might sound like fringe thinking, a 2022 poll by YouGov and the Economist found that 40 percent of Americans believe a new civil war is “at least somewhat likely in the next 10 years.” A Zogby poll found similar sentiments. That number drops to 14 percent when you only include those who “strongly” believe it. Last week, RuPaul drew headlines by declaring in a New Yorker profile that the U.S. is “moments away from fucking civil war. I’m fearing the absolute worst. All the signs are there.”
Civil war fears are enough of a concern that The New York Times has held a debate on the topic, while Politico announced in a recent headline that “the threat of civil breakdown is real.” Historians assure that an actual civil war “is really unlikely,” though one worrisomely added, “There are so many bad things that can happen well short of civil war.”
There are some on the right who have a different take on the film’s release. Some conspiracy-minded individuals believe the movie is “predictive programming” being released because they (there’s always a “they”) are preparing the public for what’s to come — namely, the Biden administration going to war with Southern states like Texas over the border crisis. Given Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s feud over border security has recently inspired literal “civil war” headlines in respectable publications, one can understand some degree of this concern (though not why the government would collaborate with a Hollywood studio to create a film to give moviegoers a heads up about their sinister plans).
“The Civil War movie being released in April is not a ‘coincidence,'” wrote one self-described Trump supporter. “They’re literally projecting exactly where we’re headed. Texas protecting our Southern border will be the catalyst that sets it off. We’re entering a dark phase in our history and the current Traitor-in-Chief is absolutely at fault.”
There’s even a third online faction that isn’t necessarily on the right or left, but is simply skeptical that the movie will have any notable real-world impact. One Reddit thread predicted the online Civil War debate will turn out just like the uproar that surrounded Todd Philips’ 2019 movie Joker — media reports fretted that the film’s Taxi Driver-like portrait of destructive outsider would inspire violent loners and incel-types to commit mass shootings, and then nothing happened.
In any case, such early debate could be good news for A24. Civil War — which opens April 12 — is reportedly the popular indie studio’s most expensive production to date and, given its level of investment, “A24 needs this to work” opined one industry insider. The Joker media frenzy helped propel the film to more than $1 billion at the box office.
One commenter argued, however, that the film’s hot button topicality could backfire if — heaven forbid — real-world violence did occur. In 2019, Universal took the dramatic step of preemptively pulling its red state/blue state Hunger Games-like satire The Hunt from release ahead of the 2020 election after it was accused being politically inflammatory. The studio ultimately released the film six months later.
“I know why they are releasing it in an election year, but it also seems kind of dumb to release it in an election year as politically volatile as this one,” a reader wrote. “Not just for moral reasons (I worry a movie like this will just inflame things), but also because if any sort of political violence happens, they will likely have to push it back or pull it. I also think a lot of people are dreading the upcoming election, so seeing a movie about an American civil war probably doesn’t seem fun to them. This is way too much of a horror for me right now.” (A24 had no comment about the film’s release timing).
Yet a few voices in the debate over the film are decidedly pro-Civil War. These voices make some assumptions about the film’s content, but largely make the case that the film should be released this year because it’s likely going to do what sci-fi dystopias have done for decades: take current anxieties and worrisome political or social trends and play them out in a way that’s cathartic and, hopefully, serves as a cautionary tale — just like how films throughout the Cold War dramatized the horrors of nuclear war.
“I guarantee you that the MAGA/Qanon people do not need an Alex Garland auteur piece to commit acts of violence,” wrote one defender, while another added: “This movie is a cautionary statement about the danger of political brinksmanship, polarization, and the importance of a free and effective media. It’s not at all a movie to allow MAGA nuts to act out their fantasy. It’s a direct indictment of their entire world view … If there was any time for a scathing indictment of that form of political discourse, it’s now, and that is exactly what this movie will be.”
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