Black Magic

Black Magic

The Trump shooting was revealed 66 years and 66 days before it happened. This is occult magic and Trump is a Magus.   The video that gives the game away is below my videos (transcript included).

They think that you are too stupid to work it out.  You may already have heard of this video but what I am going to expose has not been revealed by anyone. Feel free to download my video and spread it everywhere.  Please note that I am not partisan.  I support neither left nor right and never vote. There are no good guys.

Did you know that Trump began his career as an assistant carpenter as his father Fred became a construction and property millionaire.  I know someone else who was an assistant carpenter (lolz).   I give you the orange Jesus or should I say the Magus of MAGA who is bringing about the “Great Work” at the “End of the World”.

Black Magic (32 min)

Here is the Bitchute version (may still be encoding):

Black Magic (32 min)

 


 

Here is the original video released on May 9 1958. 

1958 Trackdown 130 The End of the World (26 min)

"The End of the World" received considerable media attention after Donald Trump was elected president of the United States in 2016, nearly 60 years after the episode first aired. In the episode, a rabble-rousing doomsayer named Walter11:18
this is your saving this is your wall do Trump (played by Lawrence Dobkin) comes to town. He scares the townsfolk with talk of an impending disaster and claims to be the only person who can save them – by building a wall. He also threatens to sue Hoby when accused of dishonesty. By the end of the episode, he is arrested as a conman and fraud. The coincidental similarity to Donald Trump's name and proposed border wall was noted.
A Vanity Fair author wrote, "of all the books and movies that presaged the rise of our reality-TV President... none are so eerily on the nose as this once-obscure, 1958 episode of Trackdown in which a demagogue named Trump attempts to convince a town that only he can save its citizens... by building a wall." The Wrap asked, "Want to talk about a weird coincidence?.... Some may call this episode titled 'The End of the World' the ultimate illustration of life imitating art, considering the episode aired May 9, 1958... it is pretty amusing, especially when the TV character threatens, 'Be careful, son. I can sue you.'" The San Francisco Chronicle stated, "the character's speech is so similar to the President-elect's, it almost seems as if Donald Trump borrowed some catchphrases from Walter Trump."

 

And here is the debunk by Miles (which has been well hidden in the search results):

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