Yes. Soros is a high-ranking member of the regime, though not an actual decision maker. He is one of the key economic advisors to the Illuminati. He is also a former N@zi collaborator who sold out his fellow Jews in exchange for his own life, which is likely how he became a psychopath. Soros is one of the most dangerous known figures in the regime, although he does not represent the head of the snake. Removing Soros would only be a hindrance to them, not a death blow.

What would be a death blow?

The removal of global reliance on central banks and fiat currency.

Interesting. Another question I have, and I'm not sure if you can answer, but why are they so afraid of Trump? Even George Soros was shitting his pants at the thought of a Trump presidency. What is Trump so capable of doing that threatens them?

Trump is not a member of the Illuminati. They do not control him. I do not know what Trump knows or doesn't know about them, but it would seem likely that he's on to something. That's probably why they're so scared. Trump is the real deal, although we can debate the extent of ability to actually create real change. Several of his Cabinet picks are known Illuminati members and/or collaborators. In any case, he is not personally under their control, and that scares them. This is pure conjecture on my part, but it seems likely that they are trying to sabotage his administration from within. They want him removed, but assassination is off the table because they're afraid it would start a civil war, so instead they're surrounding him with subversives and cock-blocking everything he does. Many of the anti-Trump protests, and all of the major ones that make national headlines, are funded by Soros. They are an attempt to sway public opinion against Trump so that he will not get re-elected. Hillary was the establishment pick to win, but Trump beat her, in spite of the fact that the election was rigged & voter fraud was rampant. That terrifies the regime.

Do they really think blocking him and trying to sabotage him for 4 years will have any effect? He has done nothing to be impeached and eventually, well hopefully, he will have everyone that he picked to be in his cabinet sworn in. It also seems that people are getting -blam!-ing tired of the left wing and all the unnecessary protest over literally everything. If they're as incompetent as their useful idiots, that'd be hilarious.

[quote]Do they really think blocking him and trying to sabotage him for 4 years will have any effect?[/quote] Yes, and they're probably right. Through the CIA, the Illuminati controls mass media in the Western world. They define the scope of national discourse for a huge majority of the population. Blocking Trump is only part of their strategy. The other part is to turn as much of the country against him as possible. Trump has a very strong base, but he won primarily because of the silent majority. If the Illuminati gets their way, the silent majority may not be there for him next time around. [quote]He has done nothing to be impeached and eventually, well hopefully, he will have everyone that he picked to be in his cabinet sworn in.[/quote] Many of his cabinet picks are suspect & probably "recommended" to him by the GOP power structure he is forced to work within. Soros controls many key members of the GOP. [quote]It also seems that people are getting -blam!-ing tired of the left wing and all the unnecessary protest over literally everything. If they're as incompetent as their useful idiots, that'd be hilarious.[/quote] The protests themselves are only laying the groundwork so that it looks like their attempts at sabotage are actually just our stalwart, friendly neighborhood politicians heeding "the will of the people". They've got four years to set this up. This is a long game.

What do you mean by the silent majority not being there?

They're doing a pretty good job of vilifying Trump and everything he does, 24/7. The silent majority will not be so quick to support Trump next time around.

A game they hopefully lose. It seems Trump has outsmarted them in many ways and they've screwed themselves in many ways.

JFK was onto them too and they managed to stop him. The reality is that you can't rise to that level of power without: a) Being a member of the regime, b) Being an accomplice of the regime, or c) Being controlled in some manner by the regime. (Blackmail, infiltration, etc.) Trump is a prime candidate for scenario C. He is a complete outsider to the game & therefore easy to blindside. He has shown resilience to manipulation, though. I suppose time will tell. He is not a member of the Illuminati, though. I got that from my source directly. Also not members: Rupert Murdoch, John F. Kennedy, Andrew Breitbart, and Steve Jobs (if you can believe that). It's rumored that Steve Bannon is a member who infiltrated Breitbart after A.B. was murdered & co-opted them as controlled opposition. Yes, [i]that[/i] Steve Bannon, the very same Steve Bannon who works directly with Trump in the White House now.

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