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Many. It's been a long time since I read up on it but throughout history, the highest seats of power have been controlled by a small number of ancient families. The phoenocian/Babylonian kings, popes, the merovingian dynasties, etc. Just because we ostensibly did away with the "divine right to rule" doesn't mean these people who believe they carry the blood of the "gods" stopped thinking they were supposed to be in charge of everything.

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You kinda oversell it. People help their family out. It’s not all about ‘blood of the gods’.

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I’ve long suspected the Mormons were created by the jews to keep track of bloodlines. It always seemed odd to me how somebody will to seem to just come out of nowhere be they politician, musician, actor, etc., and down the road once established and having great influence upon society it is revealed they are related to some king, president or some other uppity up shithead. This ability to pluck a long lost descendant out of what appears to be common man lineage to the rest of us and use them to shape the world is uncanny. All them sons a bitches seem to be related one way or another. Some Cain and Able shit going on. You’d have to have a system of bloodline tracking in place to do it. Mormons fit the bill perfectly. Plus the Mormon power structure is very juden/masonic in nature. The top knows what’s really going on while the bottom looks very innocuous, benign and benevolent. I don’t know....just a suspicion I have.

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I was raised mormon, it's absolutely a masonic cult. I really wish I could find a tribe of nice people that wanted to live the way mormons live to be friends with though - I'm over my "anger at everything I was ever taught being a lie" phase, but most of the exmos I meet seem to be stuck in it. :(

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It’s a shame there’s a dark and evil crown to the otherwise worthy attributes such as strong family and sense of community. Hope you find that sense of kinship again in your life friend.

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I’m with you. I’m a huge fan of the book as guidance but don’t believe in it literally. Middle ground is tough because before you know it you’re accepting worse and worse forms of degeneracy. That’s why the most successful religions draw lines and are ruthless about it.

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People who've researched this know that the founder of Mormonism was a jew.

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Figured they would’ve buried that so deep I never bothered to look into it, but I will now. Thank you for shedding some confirmation to my suspicions there. 👍

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I like Mormons though. They seem wholesome.

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They are, but it's very much a cult and dominates most of their lives.

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Every kike thinks they're related by blood to the other kikes.

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I read somewhere, they are all related!! Even Obama is related to the Bushes! I think they are all sick, perverted, control freaks!!

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All but Van Buren are directly linked. My guess is Van Buren was indirectly linked too. All Crypto-jews.

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Yes he is too. All from Washington to Obama are direct line descendants of King John. Trump and Hillary are direct line from King Edward the 3rd.

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Source?

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Most of them, if you go back far enough.

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heres a hint.

the very tip of the pyramid has always used the same symbols. for 6000 years. their 'social club' uses a different calendar than the rest of the world that shows the date as 4000 years older than we use. (not kidding, you can check that out yourself) oh and while we say 'anno domini/year of our lord' they say 'anno lucis'

eagle of lagash. used continuously from the 5th millenia BC, up through the medieval noble families and has been called things like 'the prussian eagle' and is now, once again, called the eagle of lagash and is in every single suburb in every single white christian based nation on the planet.

oh yeah they also openly worship lucifer too.

oh yeah and one of the ingredients in the new vaccines... luciferase.

clowns in the bottom level might try and convince you otherwise but satanists (of which there were several on voat) absolutely do exist, and theyre not the edgy gothic clowns like the stereotype. Pope is one of them, and hes just a puppet.

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I've seen some charts on this and it is fucked up.. suppodly barrack hessian Obama is related to one of the most evil fucks in America. dickhead channie <<<< that fat fucking loser jew loving g hypocrite chicken hawk war criminal... dickface cheeny

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We have to somehow get normies to see all these systems of power.

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And then what, they will protest and wave some flags for a week

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Well if they don't see it soon, we're up for another round of being slaughtered by "them".

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I'm gonna get a dog n name it nigger.

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My cat is orange, but I call her Nigger

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Just like HP Lovecraft's cat.

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Maybe intelligence runs in bloodlines, and smarter people are more likely to become rulers.

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Intelligence or ruthlessness?

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My Grandpa traced our family lineage and found a relation to Carter. So I’m related to Gates? Goodbye cruel world

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Meh, all white Europeans are "related" if you go back far enough.

Odds are if you go back at least 10 generations you will find a common relative between yourself and your spouse. Does that mean you are banging your cousin? Not really...

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Maybe, but the point is that "normal people" aren't obsessed with bloodlines and won't marry specifically to maintain it or join their family with another for the purpose of an alliance or pooling resources. That's how "blue bloods" live today, arranged marriages and all.

Or do you think Trump's daughter really married that little creepy kike Kushner for love? Lol, Trump gave his daughter over to the Kushner family deliberately. That's the difference.

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