Australia the Rockefeller test case.

This is an interesting vid on how The guys in charge are going about getting tighter authoritarian control. After a while, only a few big corporations will be left as the small free businesses are killed off. It definitely is looking like a plan in operation with Australia as a test case for the goon culture. The plan released by the Rockefeller foundation way before all this started spells out the way they want it. It also appears to be following the narrative in lockstep. It looks like it is still in the early days. Again we have the main powers signaling what they plan to do well in advance and if people go along with it, that's really compliance.rumble.com... Mayfp94

Australia the Rockefeller test case.

The Rockefellers are owned by another , more powerful , family .

a reply to: Gothmog

Who? do pray tell. I would like to know because they owe me a lot of steak dinners.

originally posted by: Islandparty
a reply to: Gothmog

Who? do pray tell. I would like to know because they owe me a lot of steak dinners.

Then you should know.
All ATS members should know.
Hint : 1700s

a reply to: anonentity

I don't know if my attention span can withstand this but I'll give it a go

originally posted by: oikos
a reply to: anonentity

I don't know if my attention span can withstand this but I'll give it a go

If you don't come to politics
Politics will come to you.

# 1605

Im not watching a 6hr 30 minutes video. Even though i have no job. Ridiculous

I mean. Anyone who is living in Australia and knows about rockerfellas and rothschilds and the nwo and the elite know that Australia is a test case. Its been happening for years, even before the last couple.


The last couple just really cemented it and made it obvious.

Don’t need to watch a 6.5 hr video for that.

Yeah I don't think many will sit through a six and a half hour video.

I got through the first couple of hours yesterday while my other half was at work. Nothing ground-breaking but nicely presented, I think it would be better as a series of 15 to 30 minute episodes themed around each topic rather than one giant long info-dump.