Often intemperate and sometimes foam-flecked rants about politics, current events and popular culture by Perth blogger and very occasional standup Matt Hayden (obviously not the cricketer). Your problem if you can't spot the sit-down comedy.
Let's face it, you'd have to be pretty stupid not to notice how weird this whole Biden inauguration thing was. Why no people there? Why all the soldiers? Why did the participants look so miserable throughout much of the ceremony?
Of course the fake news flogs in all the big lie factories across the world have been telling us it was all totes normal.
No we don't, you hopeless propaganda-peddling clowns.
Dinkum journalists actually interested in finding out the truth said the whole event was surreal, creepy and wrong.
Then there were the striking similarities with movies and TV. Lady Gaga looked creepily like a character from the movie The Hunger Games. Then there was Jill Biden wearing a dress like those worn by the wives in The Handmaid's Tale. And of course there was this:
Talk about life imitating satire!
Was this the globalists behind this coup gaslighting us? That's possible. But I think a likelier explanation is that the white hats really are in control and we are "watching a movie". And that movie's function is to wake up the normies to just how utterly corrupt the system they've been living under is, and has been for ages.
While in office Trump took the USA out of that fraudulent corporate structure controlled by evil central bankers and returned it to its authentic constitutional roots. So, Washington DC then became a kinda HQ for a company that no longer existed. And the commie China-controlled Democrats were so desperate to regain the global control that this office used to hold that they cheated their way into it in the most massive, brazen electoral fraud in human history. By taking the bait that Trump left in this way, they've made Washington DC literal enemy territory. Hence all the soldiers.
I wrote before about how Dan Andrews resembled Rupert Pupkin from the movie The King of Comedy. I think that comparison applies even more accurately to Joe Biden than to Dictator Dan.
He's a joke of POTUS because -- not unlike De Niro's sad, no-talent wannabe comedy star -- he figured it was "better to be puppet president for a month than puppet senator for a lifetime!".
As we all know the MSM have constantly claimed that QAnon is some kind of batshit "conspiracy theory". That's clearly to stop people looking into it. That label is one of their fave thought blockers, along with "racist", "sexist" and "homophobic".
If you want to make up your own mind and investigate it yourself you'll see that it's a lot more than that. Yes, there are some theories that some of those poring over the drops postulate that are "out where the buses don't go". But it's dishonest to say that they represent the whole movement.
The phenomenon is vast and multifaceted. And I like to think of it as a yuge flowing river of information and ideas about how the world works that is constantly evolving as a result of new developments. So, it functions as a collection of alternative narratives to the mainstream media, and one that countless people discover daily.
Not surprisingly the globalist elite -- who control the MSM -- find it deeply threatening. Which is why they're always tryna discredit it in various ways. This has been going on in the USA at a high level of intensity for many months. From time to time there's an uptick in Q-bashing here in Australia as well.
Now is one of those times. Several local political blue checks have been piling on with the claim that it's some kinda serious threat.
Interesting that he acknowledges that Trump "cultivated QAnon conspiracy theorists". Perhaps that was not because he was cynically using them for votes and cash, but because they were on the right track with their narrative about him taking down an evil globalist Cabal and Deep State; one the MSM has been so desperate to quash?
It was that power structure that globalist Rudd rose to a high level within, remember. So it's no wonder that Kevin has been frantically pushing his anti-Murdoch line. It's because he's packin' death that one of Rupert's publications will "go rogue" and do some actual journalism that might damage his legacy.
The New York Post did that recently when they reported that his think tank had accepted money from Epstein. I suspect that there's a lot of other stuff like that -- maybe to do with the Clinton Foundation -- that he doesn't want looked into.
"Does the Murdoch protection racket apply to QAnon too?" Kevin asks.
He's clearly terrified that they're in league with each other somehow. At the very least he sees them as comparable threats. He's obviously deeply worried that they'll manage to get what he claims are batshit conspiracy theories out to the normies on a grand scale. That's significant.
Interesting that Lucy Turnbull specifically cites this movement as well. As we all know her other half has been supporting Kevin in his anti-Murdoch jihad. That in itself says heaps because these two dudes absolutely hate each other's guts.
I haven't seen all of Malcolm's recent interviews, so I'm not sure if he's mentioned the phenomenon specifically. But I wouldn't be surprised if he has.
In any case, he's on record saying that Twitter did the right thing in punting Trump. So, he's fully on board with the MSM globalist narrative -- which more and more people are realizing is almost always utter BS, and a tool of distraction at best.
Speaking of BS: The man himself agreed that Trump had the Twitter ban coming to him, and specifically mentioned Q in a recent interview.
Albo, being part of the totally Deep State controlled Australian political establishment, was on board as well, shamelessly promoting the bogus narrative about Trump inciting the rioters on January 6. He shared this 7.30 Report clip which featured a dude with the triggering letter emblazoned on his shirt.
This thug and his pals were obviously a bunch of agent provocateurs. But the fake news flogs at their ABC promoted the lie with gusto, natch.
Other blue check slebs from Down Under have the mysterious Mr Seventeen on their radar, as this RT shows.
And even one of evil Rupert's horrid right wing rags is falling into line with the approved narrative. Maybe Kevin shouldn't worry after all?
Clearly a range of political movers and shakers in this nation are deeply worried about this movement. I find this notable because AFAIK the enigmatic insider hasn't actually dropped any breadcrumbs lately. Maybe they've all received some kinda memo to be fretting about it so much and simultaneously?
Recently Twitter went on its biggest purge of conservative accounts so far. Even POTUS was punted. Brings to mind the observation that conservatives think liberals are stupid. But liberals think conservatives are evil.
And it seems that they believe it's only conservatives who are evil. They'll give a big fat pass to even the most barbaric dictator if he advocates globalist socialism and chants "Orange Man Bad" like they do.
But the thing they hate more than anything is Christianity. While most claim to be atheist, they tend to hate it with a kind of religious fervour. Ironic that.
And crazy as it may seem, I think that devil worship itself has a lot to do with this. Sure, very few people are dinkum Satanists. But a high percentage of them seem to be real movers and shakers in politics, business and particularly entertainment.
That's why a kinda cartoonish version of Satan himself is very popular on Twitter.
The present account was annointed by one before who was far more popular and influential. I don't know the whole deal on the original @S8n but apparently he was followed by heaps of blue checks. There was a theory that the account was run by some dude in the UK with lots of occult elite connections.
Anyhow, he left the platform. Don't think he was banned. And this one has taken his place with the original's, er, blessing.
So, it looks like whoever is running this one is "in the know". Which is why I found this tweet interesting.
This is something I've long suspected. You will of course know of the streaming service Stan. From what I understand it's a lot like Netflix, which clearly promotes the agenda of the occult elite. So it seems to me quite likely that the name itself is a sly nod to Old Nick.
And here's another example: Recently there was a story in the Daily Terrorgraph about the alleged 'rona outbreak in the Northern Beaches area of Sydney, scarily named the "Avalon Cluster". It included a photo of a little dog called Stan. He was wearing a blue jumper.
Given all the weird updates by various high profile people related to the dog star Sirius, I couldn't help thinking that maybe the cute pooch was being used as a kind of symbolic incantation.
Now I know that sounds utterly insane. But remember that the occult elite do this kind of thing all the time. And they own and control the mainstream media. So why wouldn't they get their underlings to sprinkle this kind of stuff throughout "the news", which is mostly fake anyhow?
I mention the movie advertised above and the intriguingly named canine in the video below.
