As many of us wake up to the reality of jewish subversion, we reflect on events from the past and examine whether they were organic or not. Remember the Westboro Baptist Church? They were known for their "God hates fags" signs and protesting soldier's funerals back in the early 2000s. Counter-protesters and vets would show up to block them from getting close to services/mourners. They were pretty much universally hated. It gave the media the opportunity to chip away at free speech. "Is hate speech protected?" I remember there would be news segments like "WBC plans to protest in St Somewhereburg but the Mayor says he must allow it and his hands are tied". Of course, this would rile up the public who would demand the government must do something to stop it. Meanwhile, everyday Americans are watching it all go down, powerless to intervene, which we now know is a demoralization tactic. Were they even Christian? With all that publicity, they could have shared the gospel but no, they just waved inflammatory signs. They sure generated a lot of hate towards Christians at the time, setting the stage for future events. Now that actual fags are a protected class and immune to criticism, I think we'll start seeing churches that preach traditional marriage charged with hate crimes. Which perfectly matches up with other false flags. Stage event > expect public response > propose (((solution)))