I was contemplating posting this on /x but tj\he political implications are vast.
Julian Assange is (possibly) Donald Trumps uncle John G. Trump, from a different timeline.
(see pic very related)
Can any any anons dig on the relationship between Assange and Uncle Trump.
And here for the time travel reference:
sci-techuniverse.com
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
motherjones.com
youtube.com
slate.com
twitter.com
No.
look at the gif related you drongo
Stop posting false theories on here you 'putz'.
Fucking retard xD
I want to bumplieve
Look at the ears you dingo fucker.
We should never have fucked up the timelines with Kek worship, it's our own fault, we were supposed to burn in a nuclear cataclysm caused by Hildabeast.
This video isn't a prophecy...It's predictive programming.
>we
Fuck off kike
Trump and Assange distant cousins perhaps?
Assange is Trump's uncle
motherjones.com
>The Trump Files: Donald’s Nuclear Negotiating Fantasy
>In the 1980s, Donald Trump became a global symbol of wealth and success who wasplanning to buildthe tallest skyscraper in the world. But the one deal hereallywanted to cut was an arms reduction treaty with the Soviet Union that would take nuclear missiles off the Cold War’s battlefield. It’s now clear that Trump knowsquite literally nothingabout nuclear weapons, but then he fantasized going toe-to-toe with the Russkies at the nuclear bargaining table.
>“It’s something that somebody should do that knows how to negotiate and not the kind of representatives that I have seen in the past,”he toldtheWashington Postin 1984. “It would take an hour-and-a-half to learn everything there is to learn about missiles…I think I know most of it anyway.”
>Three years later, growing even more alarmed about Libya and other rogue nations getting the bomb,he toldauthor Ron Rosenbaum that he was indeed working with the Reagan White House on nukes. “I’m dealing at a very high level on this,” he said.
>Trump was frightened about the spread of nuclear technology—he seemed at one point during the interview to suggest the United States should bomb France to keep it from selling nuclear know-how—and worried about the deal-making skills of American officials. “They have no smiles, no warmth; there’s no sense of them as people,” Trump complained. “Who the hellwantsto talk to them? They don’t have the ability to go into a room and sell a deal. They’re notsellersin the positive sense.”
>“I used to laugh when I thought back on Trump and me in [the 21 Club] talking nukes,”Rosenbaum wroteforSlatethis year. “I’m not laughing anymore.”
Well I'll be damned
that is a striking resemblance
Quantum immortality will cause you to survive no matter what
slate.com
>Trump’s Nuclear Experience: In 1987, he set out to solve the world’s biggest problem.
>Donald Trump with the power to destroy life on earth. At the heart of the near hysterical (and mostly justified) Fear of Trump that escalates as he approaches the Republican nomination is the Fear of Trump With the Trigger. That explosive temperament combined with that explosive capability.
>But it has largely been forgotten that Trump is not new to nuclear matters. He has beenthinking abouthow he’d handle nuclear weaponsand nuclear proliferation for more than a quarter-century, at least since 1987, when heclaimed to me that he was “dealing at a very high level” with people in the White House (that would have been the Reagan White House) on doomsday questions.
>“Those people think that because we have it and the Russians have it, nobody will ever use it because they’re assuming everybody’s not necessarily mad. They don’t see Qaddafi walking into an airplane and slapping his subordinates and screaming like a madman on the airplane to the pilots. The man is a psycho.
>“I mean, what if he’s got the bomb and something happens like the time we shot down two of his planes. And he’s enraged and he can’t see straight and he’s got twenty missiles pointed right at the United States. Washington. I mean, do you think there’s a chance he won’t press the button?”
>“And then there’s the briefcase bomb.”
>“Carry it in your briefcase, right. I’m not even talking about airplanes and missiles. You’ll walk in with your damn tape recorder,” he says, pointing to my innocent Sony, “and you’ll say it’s a tape recorder and nobody will be able to tell the difference. I mean, that’s where it’s going to be in 20 years.”
>So what is the deal Trump thinks can be done? What is the Trump Plan?
It’s a deal with the Soviets. We approach them on this basis: We both recognize the nonproliferation treaty’s not working, that half a dozen countries are on the brink of getting a bomb. Which can only cause trouble for the two of us. The deterrence of mutual assured destruction that prevents the United States and the USSR from nuking each other won’t work on the level of an India-Pakistan nuclear exchange. Or a madman dictator with a briefcase-bomb team. The only answer is for the Big Two to make a deal now to step in and prevent the next generation of nations about to go nuclear from doing so. By whatever means necessary.
The text below was first published in Manhattan, inc., in 1987, and later collected inManhattan Passion, under the headline “Trump: The Ultimate Deal—In which we see the world through the eyes of Qaddafi’s pilot.”
>Forty-eight hours before our scheduled lunch, Donald Trump called to cancel it. He’d had severe second thoughts, he said, about the advisability of revealing the extent of his involvement in the delicate—and explosive—subject I’d wanted to discuss with him.
>“I’m dealing at a very high level on this,” he said. With people in Washington. In the White House. There was too much at stake for him to risk the wrong kind of exposure on The Subject.
>“My uncle who just passed away was a great scientist,” Trump is telling me as we make our way out of his office to the elevator. “He was a professor at MIT. Dr. John Trump. In fact, together with Dr. Van de Graaff they did the Van de Graaff generator. He was the earliest pioneer in radiation therapy for cancer. He spent his whole life fighting cancer and he ended up dying of it.”
>It was his uncle, Trump tells me, who got him started thinking about The Subject.
>“He told me something a few years ago,” Trump recalls. “He told me, ‘You don’t realize how simple nuclear technology is becoming.’ That’s scary. He said it used to be that only a few brains in the world understood it and now you have a situation where thousands and thousands of brains can easily understand it, and it’s becoming easier, and someday it’ll be like making a bomb in the basement of your house. And that’s a very frightening statement coming from a man who’s totally versed in it.”
Schizophrenia is strong with this one.
O c t a g r a m
R i s i n g
Praise
NWO finna get dabbed on.
I'll do one post out-of-character. Just for you, my friend.
A warning. This time-lime is going to fuck the system up. I won't allow it to change, this time I will not change anything, which means we are heading for thet great attractor at full speed.
Do not be afraid, it is with good intention it always was, the ones that are in for one serious crazy ride are the evil ones. The demons behind the curtain. You will know, you will see, soon enough. There is no stopping this. We are here for great things and nothing else anymore.
Stay blessed and hey we might even summon the one to get it done. Oh a little tease in character couldn't resist I guess.
No war will help them. No ritual can break this. There is nothing else of value. It has been done and it is time.
Be good and enjoy the ride with me.
You must be a good person to make me post this, so good job buddy. Good job.