@sjw It did for me when I had to buy a Windows laptop.
@ryo If the people of India can somehow resist this, it could put a dent in the Great Reset agenda.
@ryo I used to believe that the states could secede from the union and give us a place to escape the NWO but even state governments are on board with Agenda 21/30.
@ryo Apparently, the shadow elites have been planning wars since the Napoleon era, but I'm no history buff so I can't verify them.
I think the American Civil War was planned or at least had some shadow elites taking advantage of it given all the conspiracies behind Lincoln's assassination. If that's true, then that should be a wake-up call for those thinking that a second civil war would save us.
@ryo WWI was also a planned psy-op. James Corbett has already made a documentary about it.
Thirteen Years Ago Today, Al Gore Predicted The North Pole Would Be “Completely Ice Free Within The Next Five Years”
@ryo My prediction is that this war will end with an actual one world government (one that's actually visible to the public) just like how WWII ended with the creation of the UN. Seriously, every major world event ends with calls for more globalism. As if they were planned to be that way.
@sjw Windows 7 was the last decent version of Windows only because it didn't require you to have a Microsoft account to use.
@PhenomX6 @ItsSkyDragonz The creepypasta wave seemed to die down after 2012. The game seemed to got popular because of MatPat.
Could the FNAF fan game craze lead a whole new genre of non horror games?
@PhenomX6 @ItsSkyDragonz It didn't feel relevant even back in 2016. It's just a jump scare game like the ones from the Adobe Flash days, only this one had lore to it.
Could the FNAF fan game craze lead a whole new genre of non horror games?
@ItsSkyDragonz Is FNAF still a thing?
@berkberkman @opal There are trillions of Pong clones that's not surprising. The Incredible Machine is an obscure PC game from the 90s.
@berkberkman @opal Looks like a clone of The Incredible Machine.