“They?" Who Are They?
- Jan Schenk Grosskopf
- Oct 10
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 31
Good questions stand the test of time. Who doesn’t remember a parent, a teacher, a friend interrupting to ask who are they? Asking who are they demands or requests one to clarify a statement made, a story told, an excuse offered, or an opinion floated.
Currently, using the mysterious “they” suggests that you are trading in conspiracy theories, political bias, or unclear thoughts . . . and maybe that’s true, at times.
But considering that we’ve learned that Hunter’s Biden’s laptop and Ashley Biden’s diary are, sadly, authentic and that 50 “leaders” lied about the laptop and that the media lied about both; that the Russia hoax was indeed a hoax; that 274 or so government assets were flung through the January 6th crowd at the capitol; that the voter rolls in many states are rotten; that George Soros isn't a philanthropist; that the Biden autopen did invite millions of criminals to cross our borders . . . considering all that and more, I believe it's time to ask: They? Who are they?
Who are the they that corralled the “legacy” media and gives the marching orders? Who opened our border to chaos? Who profitted from the Biden family corruption and/or permitted it? Who was at the top of the Russia Hoax? Who sent the assets to DC on the 6th? Why does Soros have millions to fund the campaigns of his chosen and still live in the lap of luxury? Who benefits from inaccurate voter records? Who allows Bill Gates to geoengineer our skies and why, despite him openly admitting to it, does the media insist that he doesn’t? Don’t they have to breathe, too?
So I’m asking the time-honored question - who are THEY?
I’d really like to know. I’ll bet that you do, too.
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