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“Had he not been killed, his power was his intellect and leadership...

Nope.

His power was his last name.

#Camelot

Here, since there are so many porpoise pictures, and Imma not gonna post any.

I call it "COVID lockdown payments result in worker shortage"

“Had he not been killed, his power was his intellect and leadership...

Nope.

His power was his last name.

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I used to believe that.
Then I researched the claim that Donald Trump and JFK Jr. were close friends. I came away from that dig believing that Donald Trump wanted to support JFK Jr. to the presidency because he believed in his worth. Further, that Hillary and Co. didn't just kill him because he was likely to become senator. I believe the DS killed him to stop him from playing the role he was destined for, the role which Donald Trump would reluctantly assume once JFK Jr. was assasinated.

I believe Donald Trump spoke the truth to Rona Barret when she asked if he wanted to be president. He said 'No,' and that it would be a mean existance. I can't argue with his reasoning.

I do see President Trump backing those who will fight. JFK Jr. could be a unifying figure, more so than Donald Trump. I can't think of anyone else who had the potential to unify as he did, if only for his name alone. His senatorial campaign would be a stepping stone.

I used to believe JFK Jr. was what the tabloids said he was. I used to see the playboy with the famous last name, and while that may be true, I don't believe Donald Trump would have (apparently) invested so much in him if that's all he was.

I used to believe that kind of press about Donald Trump as well. The Deep State/MSM had no motivation to show us their real characters all those years.

With his connections, how many people could JFK Jr. trust to help him campaign against the Deep State? With Trump, JFK Jr. would have a powerful ally to help him win office in spite of the swamp. JFK Jr. was 38 when he died. Had Q already contacted him? Or Donald Trump?

I don't believe President Trump would have run for office in 2015 if JFK Jr. were alive. That early Q drop spoke of Donald Trump giving up the comfortable life his labor had earned him, to take the beating he knew he would experience, and is still experiencing.

But this line of reasoning means that Trump never found anyone else to fill those empty shoes in the last 20+ years. Just one more reason I say, "It's not over yet."