Perhaps nothing has felt more like the actualization of an enemy death blossom than what's transpiring (or what we're told is transpiring) in the Middle East right now.

I don't say that because I think we're actually on the brink of WW3, but rather because we're narratively on the brink of WW3.

The reason Anons are going to stay more calm through the engineered chaos is, quite simply because we've been told to expect such chaos, and from the very Macro players on the game board who seem to be active in the War of Stories, including Israel and Iran.

Rather than attempting to parse the impenetrable and intentionally obfuscated web of international relations between proxy states and their alleged enemies, which tend to be seeded and funded by the same entities, it is the stories represented by these movable Macros that matter.

In the end, Trump is using the chaos to condemn the Regime, while the Regime seems at a loss for what to do.

One side is reacting. The other is observing.

True story 😂

Iran's UN mission says military action can be "deemed concluded" if Israel doesn't respond

🇮🇷🇮🇱 Footage of the night sky over the Temple Mount in Jerusalem

This is what the night sky looked like over the Temple Mount in Jerusalem during the Iranian attack.

No joke 🤣🤣🤣

I posted this in July of 2021.

https://t.me/Absolute1776/2463

Elon: The refreshing breeze of the Overton window opening

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Britain’s Secretary of State meets with Donald Trump, but not Biden’s National Security Advisor.

What is going on with Jake Sullivan? Why is he hiding under his bed? Cancelling meetings with MBS and now Cameron? With WW3 kicking off?

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www.telegraph.co.uk/us/politics/2024/04/10/bidens-top-foreign-policy-official-cancelled-cameron-meet

Netanyahu calls off retaliatory strike on Iran after phone call with Biden.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/netanyahu-called-off-retaliatory-strike-on-iran-after-call-with-biden-new-york-times/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20report%2C%20several,to%20it%20being%20called%20off.

Supreme Court to debate 'sleeper' case that could affect Trump federal prosecution

It is the "sleeper" case that could upend the most closely watched criminal prosecution in the nation. And how the U.S. Supreme Court decides the fate of an obscure Capitol riot defendant will have immediate legal and political implications for the former and perhaps future president.    

The justices on Tuesday will hold oral arguments in the appeal of Joseph Fischer, one of more than 300 people charged by the Justice Department with "obstruction of an official proceeding" in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection in Washington.

That charge refers to the disruption of Congress’ certification of Joe Biden's 2020 presidential election victory over Donald Trump.
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