These group owners - or this group owner - had thousands upon thousands of numbers, much activity, and they were being suspiciously so nice to me even though, as anyone knows, I’m hassled a lot wherever I go on the internet.
And, I was being “seduced” in this way even though my story is about the wife who was almost abused to death by Louis Bonaparte.
I just realized the Louis fans groups on Facebook is probably them protecting the Dutch psyop. They said Louis was so good because it’s a tricky way to say that Napoleon is so bad. When the Dutch who only know one thing about Napoleon - that Louis was the good one - find out that he was a psycho, the Dutch will realize they’ve been lied to. So they had to get me to shut up about it by making these Louis fans so helpful. Obviously if Louis fans have numbers and bring me traction, I’ll support them back by zipping it about Louis.
Their games usually involve trying to guilt me in some way.
Please see their tricks coming from a mile off.
It’s the only way we’ll get free of them.
An obvious agent on Facebook just so happened to take it upon himself to carefully inform me that the Dutch love Louis Bonaparte. I was reading a book from the 1800s recently saying the same thing and I smelled a long-standing psyop rat. The fact that Napoleon has been deliberately the object of these psychological operations should give my reader an idea of how much the group that runs money - and therefore people’s opinions about Louis Bonaparte in Holland - hates hates hates populism. Just connect the dots.
Louis Bonaparte was King of Holland and he did make quite a show about how good he was to Holland but if you look deeper it was because he was trying to make Hortense and Napoleon look terrible. As if Louis cared so much and they didn’t. Louis was constantly trying to get the upper hand against them. Now the psyop agents are still running with his games.
Louis was a tragic figure in a difficult situation but the truth is the truth and this project is about breaking through these propaganda games. The propaganda games themselves inform us of the wizard behind that curtain.