The first picture isn't clear because it's a photo of a mobile screen. I couldn't download the original no matter how many times I tried, and the screenshot function failed to work also, so I just took a picture off the screen using another phone.
I hate to sound paranoid but I found it weird that all pictures I found on the internet of Kanye making some kind of kabal symbol failed to download, except the second image that I downloaded off Facebook, while any other picture was downloaded without hitches. Why?
Somebody said "symbolism will be their downfall", and it seems that this realization is dawning on them, which is why they are a bit reluctant for the public to see Kanye displaying their symbols at a point in time when he talks down on them (in particular), at a point in time when they make an example of him via a draconic and coordinated response that has not been seen in modern times. I mean, even JPMorgan got involved?
Kanye has been canceled by more people than anybody I know who talked down on the kabal, or threatened them in any way whatsoever, and it looks like they just played the guy.
Yes, symbolism will be their downfall. We know because of the use of symbolism that Kanye is one of them, and that if they play their own people, then come down on them like a ton of bricks, they aren't worth joining. Yes they set Kanye up for this. If you don't realize this then you are braindead.
This guy operates on a script. He is the typical rapper being instructed to keep blacks confused and believing they are worthless. Otherwise why would he say nasty things about their enslavement? Why would he wear a racist symbol ("White Lives Matter" was a racist response to the Black Lives Matter movement and Kanye should know this) when he is black himself. Why would he say such nasty things about George Floyd? Does he agree that blacks should be tried for their deaths?
Kanye should know that the bible is not a historical document, so why does he want blacks believing their history lies in a book of ancient sublime mythologies turned into grotesque history.
According to Kanye's own words, they can make a hero into a villain and vice versa. It may seem like they are right now in the process of making it look like he is pro-black after all, like they are doing with Candace, if you noticed, so that they can retain him as a player for their team, right? Because, right when he does something that you never do to your own kind, right when he crosses the last line you can cross with your own kind ... right when he wears the badge of white supremacy with pride, and becomes a black white supremacist, right when he knows that the outrage from the black community will ruin his career, he becomes antisemitic?
That does seem like the script working ... coming to his rescue from ignominy tumultuosly? I mean the guy was getting ready to get certified as a preeminent uncle Tom in the black community, then this happens and boom! blacks come out in full force to defend him because they feel one of theirs is under fire by the usual suspect.
I wonder if this will work because in the end you have to realise that, if saving Kanye's cheesy Yeezy is what they are doing, they have started off on the back foot. Good luck to them in this mission, but I doubt this is what's happening. It seems more like they are out to make an example of Kanye. This particular villain will never become a hero again ... especially since too many folks are woke now, with their eyes wide open.
Understand that Kanye is flashing kabal symbols because he is running on kabal scripts, and even when they decide to lynch him publicly that's their script, even when he suffers the consequences.
They don't care about him just like they don't care about blacks.
And you know why they make recruits, especially the very successful, flash their symbols? They are advertising their frats and sororities. They are enticing the young and gullible to join. This is a way of saying: if you want to be as successful as Jay Z or Kanye, join the illuminati (whatever). This is how the kabal advertise their "brand". This is how they get more recruits.
And it's not only them who use this method to lure people into joining. This kind of thing happens even in our own communities globally.
The guy driving around in an expensive car may just be a drug dealer sent into the area by those higher up in the drug dealing ranks, given an expensive car and lots of money to spend (show off) so that he can entice new members to deal for them. The expensive car and lavish spending does the trick here.
Advertising companies also use the same tactic to entice people to buy products. That beautiful girl and handsome guy aren't in the ad for nothing. Their attractive attributes are what the product is supposed to give you, so you buy it hoping to become as handsome/pretty, as strong/smart as the guy in the ad, just as you start dealing drugs thinking you will own an expensive car and have lots of money to spend, but end up in jail, just like you become Kanye and end up played and destroyed.
Stay woke. Don't be deceived. The kabal are not worth joining to get successful. Use your own talents and, if you fail the first time then try again, and again, as many times as it takes. There are more people out there who are highly successful who didn't need to join anybody's frat or sorority to gain their success.
It's always better to strive to be self sufficient in everything you do. This gives you freedom and in fact success on your own steam makes you have a better sense of self worth. You feel good about yourself and that's very useful in life not just for you but everybody that has to deal with you.
I mean, imagine how you would feel about yourself if you had to go through kabal shaming rituals that may include sodomy, to get where you got. Then you find out that your neighbour is more successful than you and he did it all by himself. When you find out that you had what it takes to succeed in the game, but you allowed yourself to be played ... to the point they made you witness and do funny shhhhh ... That ain't the kind of success you want, is it?
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