I haven't seen anyone discussing it but maybe we should.
"It’s another energy harvesting psyop and it’s working because it’s keeping the normies entertained and arguing. It’s almost identical to a case in Ireland from 2020. A mother of 3, also a paediatric nurse strangled her 3 kids while her husband was at work. He showed up just as it was all over and acted very strangely ever since – courting the media and organising fund raisers within days.
She was found not guilty by reason of insanity as she had postpartum, was on a cocktail of SSRI’s and had visited a hospital a week earlier and wasn’t admitted. Exact same story.
Both incidents happened on the same date: Morley: 24th Jan 2020 Clancy: 24th Jan 2023. Both women were nurses. Both husbands seem suspicious. Both countries divided on who’s to blame. Both sets of kids were 2 boys and 1 girl and had the same initials: Morley: Conor, Darragh and Carla (CDC) Clancy: Cora, Dawson and Callan (CDC)."
We don't need to believe all the gematria/numerology stuff. Something about this case just feels wrong. The inauthentic level of support she is allegedly getting from women feels contrived and forced. It feels like manufactured outrage, like so many other recent events.
"All the world's a stage" ~Shakespeare
Posted by BennyOcean
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This post is a PsyOp.
I agree with everything you said except I believe that she is INNOCENT. Not insane… I believe her husband did it alone or with help and botched HER murder.
It’s also forcing a HARD breaking the social illusions of rights/expectations and has little sparked a growing debate about the 19th amendment, which will inevitably lead to a debate about the 14th amendment, which will spark violence about the right to vote, but NOT the responsibility and consequences of voting.
As Tim Pool had said for years now “elections have consequences” and from what I’m seeing, FAR to many women really don’t grasp this.
Consider, almost every major religion, and government and society until the last 100 or so years, had placed major restrictions on women. When Rome granted just a level of equality to women, things started going down hill for the empire (there were other stupid things done, like devaluation of the currency, rampant expansion with diminishing returns, growing reliance on mercenaries, many of which were supported by female social influence) and now we see in the western world, this same trend…
I’m not anti woman, but I have long believed that if you want to vote, you should have skin in the game. Make selective service a mandatory element to qualify for the right to vote, thus protecting immigrants who seek citizenship via service, and citizens who serve, and thier voting rights.