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Zuckerberg to possibly run for President? - Peter Lemkin - 13-08-2017 [FONT=&]Zuckerberg for President 2020! 22 hours ago corbettreport 66 in news [/FONT] [FONT=&][FONT=&] by James Corbett corbettreport.com August 12, 2017 Look at that. Do you see it? The pieces are sitting there on the table. All we have to do is fit them together. But it's as if a Medusa head has been cut up into a jigsaw puzzle; simply piecing it together would create a picture too ghastly for anyone to behold. So I'll let you assemble the picture for yourself:
Not officially, of course. Officially, he is most certainly not running for president and wherever did you get such a silly idea, anyway? You know, kind of like the Hildebeast was "considering" whether to run for president in 2013 and 2014 before finally giving in to the people's wishes and announcing her candidacy in 2015? And, to be fair, maybe he'll try for Congress or the Senate first. But make no mistake: Sooner or later, barring some miraculous intervention, we may be forced to hear "Hail to the Chief" every time the CEO of Facebook walks into a room. Well, look on the bright side. At least he isn't a lizard. (A cyborg, maybe...) I can't imagine that anyone reading these words needs to be told precisely why this is such a nightmare, but just in case, let's go through it all again. Everyone has seen the Hollywood version of the Facebook story. You know, like the chat logs from 2004 where Zuck tells his friend to just ask "if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard." After explaining that he has the emails, pictures, addresses and other personal details of over 4,000 Harvard students, his friend, incredulous, asks how he managed thatwhy they handed all that data to him. Zuck's reply? "I don't know why. They trust me. Dumb fucks." And then, as we all remember, he went ahead and used that data to hack into the email accounts of Facebook's earliest users. (Oh, wait, you never heard that part of the story? Hmmm, I wonder why Aaron Sorkin left it out of his script?...) No wonder, then, that from its very earliest stages Facebook has been surrounded by the usual gaggle of deep state movers and shakers who you would expect to attach themselves to such a marvelous spy engine. Like Jim Breyer. He was the managing partner at Accel Partners when they invested $13 million in start-up money during Facebook's initial round of funding in 2005. As Facebook's biggest shareholder, Breyer had a seat on Facebook's board until he stepped down in 2013. He was also the chairman of the National Venture Capital Association, whose board included Gilman Louie, then CEO of In-Q-Tel. "And who's In-Q-Tel?" you might ask (unless you've watched my video on the subject, of course). Oh, just the CIA's own venture capital firm. Probably nothing to worry about, though. Or Peter Thiel. The other major early investor in Facebook, Thiel still sits on the Facebook board. He is also the co-founder and former CEO of globalist PayPal. Moreover, Thiel's not just a proud Bilderberg attendee; he actually sits on the influential steering committee, deciding on the NWO conclave's agenda and invitation list. As The Onion accurately observed back when The Onion still did cutting, relevant stuff, Facebook should more accurately be known as "The Facebook CIA Project." Of course, Facebook has done nothing to dispel the suspicion that it is an active collaborator in deep state surveillance and censorship of the web. On the contrary:
But hey, I'm not a statist and I won't be encouraging anyone to vote in any election, so what do I know? Well, actually, I do know this: It is a scientifically confirmed fact that quitting Facebook makes you happier. [/FONT] [/FONT] Zuckerberg to possibly run for President? - Lauren Johnson - 13-08-2017 Z is the perfect "antidote" to Trump. The managed dialectic continues on. How about Kid Rock for the Senate? Zuckerberg to possibly run for President? - Peter Lemkin - 13-08-2017 Lauren Johnson Wrote:Z is the perfect "antidote" to Trump. The managed dialectic continues on. Frighteningly close to the idea of Big Brother in 1984, where the head of State is also the head of electronic intrusion. Mr. Z also makes Mr. T look poor....so we are going for the top of the .0001% [our natural 'rulers', no?]. What a sick society and only getting more so. Is Mr. Z even old enough?....hmmm...he was born in 1984 [naturally!]....so in 2020 he'd be 36, just one year older than he'd need to be.... |