Asuka (full name: Asuka Langley Soryu) is a fighter pilot who becomes
the great enemy of SEELE. A fourteen year old girl, she is the love
interest of Evangelion’s tormented hero, Shinji. But she is also a
warrior in her own right, destroying SEELE’s weapons, giant humanoid
robots called Evangelions. (Fittingly for the dark series, these efforts
are ultimately unsuccessful and catastrophe rains upon Earth.)
In other words, and again oversimplifying somewhat, Asuka is the
warrior against the secret Illuminati/Jewish conspiracy to take over the
world. And in the meme posted on my Twitter thread, she is Trump,
wearing his signature hat.
Having decoded the meaning of the image, I then set about trying to
document how and where it entered the employ of the white supremacist
fringe.
I didn’t find much — but I did find something. On a
reddit-like thread
from January, 2016, I found a different image of Asuka-as-Trump as well
as one post saying “If elected, Trump will bomb the shit out of SELEE
[sic] and take their oil.” While this would seem to align SEELE with
Arab states rather than Jews, if one takes the conspiratorial worldview
that, in fact, the great conspiracy (Jewish, UN, Masonic, whatever)
controls everything, then of course they also orchestrate the world’s
wars over scarce resources. SEELE is as much behind Saudi Arabia and
Iran as it is behind Israel.
please god put me in a coma for the next five months
The involvement of Thiel, an eccentric figure in Silicon Valley who has advocated for teenagers to skip college and openly supported Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump,
adds another wrinkle to a case that has garnered widespread attention
for its implications over celebrity privacy and a publication’s First
Amendment rights. During court proceedings, which ended in late March
with a $140 million victory for Hogan, there had been rumors that
a wealthy individual had funded Hogan’s case though there was never any
hard evidence that surfaced to prove that was true.
On Tuesday, in an interview with
The New York Times, Denton said he had a “personal hunch” that the
financial aid could be linked to someone in Silicon Valley.
“If you’re a billionaire and you don’t like the coverage of you, and
you don’t particularly want to embroil yourself any further in a public
scandal, it’s a pretty smart, rational thing to fund other legal cases,”
he told the Times.
It is not illegal for an outside entity to help fund another party’s lawsuit, and the practice, known as “third-party
litigation funding” has become increasingly common in the U.S.
Typically, the outside party negotiates for a defined share of any
proceeds from the suit.
If I didn’t know better I’d say this was written by Freddie de Boer on his second week after taking the red pill. (The “Good Facts” trope in particular reminds me of both “hate facts” and Derbyshire’s “goodwhites”)
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