Ok so I thought I’d throw at least my opinion in about this whole “Chinese Troops in Canada” deal.

In my honest opinion..... hopefully this will be a breakdown that they wanted us to.... ya know to add to “Red October”

Canada and China’s main colors... Red. Month. October.

Where was there a wall built? Why was it built in addition to stopping trafficking?

Think dangerous animals and a cage....

Now where are the Chinese Troops mainly stationed? Along which state border?
Washington.... why? If you and your sick band of misfits had to make a dash to a border.... from California thru Oregon and then thru Washington State..... they would think “Well hell... it’s time for French fries and gravy!”
As Trooper Ramathorn would put it...
Now does one think that they would simply just be able to skip into the land of Maple Syrup, Hockey and Poutine?

Maybe if England still had control of Canada would that happen.... but silly goose.... the United States of America decided on July 13, 2018...
That “Donnie Rotten and the Sex Kitten” was having no more of those shenanigans.....

“Who” is the greatest TrollMonster in the land?

What is the relevance of today’s date?

Could we REALLY have the true “Red” October meaning???
Why did Skull and Bones choose the number 322 exactly?

It’s all right in front of us.

R
RED
D

Looks like it’s part deux of Le Crusades after all.

When were the Knights Templar abolished?

March 22, 1312.

3/22/12. But also an 11 and the 3+2 is the 5
What took over after that in 1319?

The Military Order Of Christ.

Who’s the Patron Saint of the Templar’s?

Saint Bernard of Clairvaux.

Anyone notice that President Trump is the only President that didn’t have a pet “Dog”?

Pretty sure he has a St Bernard...
Why were they “Burned at the Stake” outside Notre Dame Cathedral in France?

Yes. The same one that caught fire a couple years ago Cathedral...

Because they were accused of being heretics and being Satanists...

Pope Clement V and King Philip of France... of all people
All because the Knights Templar created the banking system that didn’t believe in interest or usury.

They formed the first multinational corporation.

Where were they headquartered?

What other ship was involved in sinking of Titanic?
It was the Temple Mount.

The Templar’s of Tomar were created in Portugal under the Order Of Christ.

Remember Red Castle. Green Castle?

What color dress did Melania wear to the Republican Convention?
Was it “That Green”???

Oh and being secularized in 1789...

That’s a double 17.
17 and 8+9 is 17.

What’s the Mascot?

2 Knights riding a single horse.

What a fitting end for a King and a Queen

They said “Biblical”. Right?

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