I love triggering trolls! @Jitss617 =L-O-S-E-R
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Most of all, Tucker was not one of the tribe.
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I heard that Tucker is an aristocrat. Is that true?
I think it was more than that though. Black Rock and the global cabal found him to be a threat.
I think he comes from the Swanson Food family. Highly successful business, where Tucker Carlson went to the best schools growing up. In fact, his Grandfather at one time owned the most land in California.
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Carlson is a Swedish name. Is Tucker Swedish as well?
(In Australian slang, tucker means food. Bush tucker means all kinds of plant material, meats, worms and ants. Boy, these aboriginals are ahead of the civilized world.)
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A new Fox Leak referencing the lawyer for Dominion
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Not sure if the name “Tucker” is Swedish. It is not a usual name.
Well done. Now the (former) customers hate Bud Light and its maker.
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It appears that there is no ONE future.
All kinds of future(s) are possible.
1984 is a novel I really hated to read because that’s ONE future that should be avoided.
Yes. We all hated that version of the future, and how ironic that we would be living it and George Orwell would become a prophet.
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Imagine you are in a great relationship with someone. You play, you laugh, you dance, you fly, you dine, you drink and hold hands. Everything’s great. Then, one day, you fall out of love. You decide to part ways. But then they begin to leak your private moments.
They leak videos, they leak pictures, they leak text messages, they try to demonize you. Or they simply begin to share them on social media. They share audio, they share your vulnerabilities, and they stab you in the back.
Those who receive them are at first excited. They retweet them, they cackle, they enjoy the drama, and they are excited. But as time goes on, none of them would want to date you, to trust you, to befriend you. They would believe you’re childish or soulless. They would avoid you, fearing you would stab them in the back.
Most people do not do this. Most people resent and despise those who stab their former friends in the back. Most people dislike former boyfriends or girlfriends, former husbands, or wives who go so low after a relationship ends. May God help us! ~ Simon Ateba
Orwell a prophet? Not to me. Lots of fiction has come to reflect the world today. That doesn’t mean the writer was a prophet. Nostradamus (although, not fiction) comes to mind. A true prophet has a devine helping hand. IMO, Orwell isn’t of devine origins.
Imagine you are in a great relationship with someone. You play, you laugh, you dance, you fly, you dine, you drink and hold hands. Everything’s great. Then, one day, you fall out of love. You decide to part ways. But then they begin to leak your private moments.
They leak videos, they leak pictures, they leak text messages, they try to demonize you. Or they simply begin to share them on social media. They share audio, they share your vulnerabilities, and they stab you in the back.
This describes divorce to a tee.
You don’t have to be of devine origins to be proclaimed a Prophet. Orwell in a literary sense and not a biblical sense can be considered a Prophet due to the many things he predicted 60+ years ago about political discourse did in fact came true. His novel “1984” is one primary example.
How about Aldous Huxley for his “Brave New World” Same!
You are probably correct. I just think of prophets as biblical … and of devine origin.