The EU Wants to Send Their" Deplorables" to Live In Caves On the Moon

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The EU Wants to Send Their" Deplorables" to Live In Caves On the Moon

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Sunday, August 25, 2019 - 21:32.

The English sent their "deplorables" to Australia. The EU officials have a different idea. They want to send people to the moon to live in caves. Here is the story.

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Check out the movies 'Iron Sky' and 'Iron Sky ll'! Pretty much self-explanatory with regards to 'deplorables living on the moon' and the connection with 'Antarctica'...

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And if the alternative is living with the globalist elites in the h*ll-hole they've created in Europe, I think they might find out people would happily go!!! Mike Adams said on Sunday night that the elites are going to go down into deep cities they've built for themselves in places around the globe, then once we "deplorables" have all died in some horrid manner, they'd emerge to their brave new world. Well, I'd like them to know that my personal idea of h*ll is being trapped for 1-2 years underground with Nancy Pelosi!!! Assuming any of them survive living with each other, I predict they'll be vacationing at our new moon-based tourist mecca just like the Brits did for years in OZ. History repeats itself!!!

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