Welcome • User Guide
ToS • Privacy • Canary
Donate • Bugs • License

©2025 Poal.co

531

Today I read leftwing sources - CNN, Huffingtonpost, Foxnews, etc. Heres what I see.

They're not winding down the covid narrative, like some of us thought.

They've put it on a lull before another wind up.

From the look and feel of the stories I'm seeing, I get a bad gut feeling, something is going to take a turn for the worse on both the national and international stage. Like the narrative timeline has accelerated. What was "supposed to happen" over the course of 1-3 years, is gonna happen in 1-3 months. I don't know what. Thats just my gut. Hell, maybe I just ate something that was past expiration, but something feels way off. You know that old saw about "if it goes dead silent in the woods, a large predator is near by"? Or standing on the shore and watching all the water retreat way out? It's because theres a disaster coming. Like, a major disaster. Thats what it feels like. Worse than anything we've seen yet.

Something is gonna happen. Thats why the narratives have wound down all across the net. Thats why they just announced that new center for "monitoring antisemitism". It's why the shill rate has died down. It's why theres not a lot of cross-pollination of ideas between the fringe and the mainstream happening.

Things are too quiet.

And the political debate thats filled the void, new lawsuit talk, new audit talk, all of that, feels like backstop filler ahead of something decidedly unpolitical.

Like a major terror attack/false flag.

Today I read leftwing sources - CNN, Huffingtonpost, Foxnews, etc. Heres what I see. They're not winding down the covid narrative, like some of us thought. They've put it on a lull before another wind up. From the look and feel of the stories I'm seeing, I get a bad gut feeling, something is going to take a turn for the worse on both the national and international stage. Like the narrative timeline has accelerated. What was "supposed to happen" over the course of 1-3 years, is gonna happen in 1-3 *months*. I don't know what. Thats just my gut. Hell, maybe I just ate something that was past expiration, but *something* feels *way off*. You know that old saw about "if it goes dead silent in the woods, a large predator is near by"? Or standing on the shore and watching all the water retreat way out? It's because theres a disaster coming. Like, a major disaster. Thats what it feels like. Worse than anything we've seen yet. Something is gonna happen. Thats why the narratives have wound down all across the net. Thats why they just announced that new center for "monitoring antisemitism". It's why the shill rate has died down. It's why theres not a lot of cross-pollination of ideas between the fringe and the mainstream happening. Things are too quiet. And the political debate thats filled the void, new lawsuit talk, new audit talk, all of that, feels like backstop filler ahead of something decidedly unpolitical. Like a major terror attack/false flag.

(post is archived)

You are currently inside a comment thread.
Click here to see all the comments (42).
[–] • 3 pts (edited )

They're not winding down the covid narrative, like some of us thought.

You're right. They're accelerating. In my opinion, the 'rona power grab is the event we've been waiting for and it's obviously not going to stop. False flags and whatnot were done to help distract from all the groundwork being laid for something exactly like what we're watching unfold in front of our eyes.

We have transitioned fully into bolshevism. Short of door-to-door or open military invasion, what other evil could we be waiting on?

[–] • 1 pt

In my opinion, the 'rona power grab is the event we've been waiting for and it's not going to stop.

Yep, I think so too. It's not simply a tactic, its a new playbook, a new default mode. The fact we see a lull now, if this can be called a lull, while also seeing announcements like the california mandate, tells me 1. the occupation intends for this to be national policy, and california is proof of that because the worst the decisionmakers have to offer tends to be trialed in california as a testing ground. 2. california is used as a testing ground because its electoral and cultural influence is so large, and the state is so terrible socially, politically, and economically, that it exports both its people and ideology all across the u.s, like a tumor. 3. They need scaled up riots, way worse than last year, by antifa and the black left, to reactively push the moderate right into support of jabs and masks, while using the non-moderate right's reaction as an excuse to militarize against dissidents and demonize conservatives as terrorists.