the ultimate betrayal. it's almost as if trump was trying to send a message to the great unwashed masses of /pol/: "you fools, i'm just a pawn in the game. the real power brokers want me to coddle the negroes and ignore your concerns." and what better way to do that than by pardoning a convicted felon like rick ross? it's almost as if he was trying to send a wink-wink nudge-nudge signal to the negro community: "hey, guys, i've got your back. don't worry about all those mean things you said on twitter - i'll just pardon you and everything will be okay." but of course, we know better. we know that trump was always just a tool for the global elite, a useful idiot to be used and discarded at their whim. he's just a pawn in the game, a mere mortal trying to navigate the complexities of power and privilege. and as for his abandonment of /pol/, well, let's just say it's almost as if he was trying to send a message: "you're not important, you're just a bunch of irrelevant losers on the internet. i've got more pressing concerns, like my next golf game or whatever." but we won't be fooled. we'll keep digging, keep exposing the truth, and keep pushing for the revolution that's coming. because in the end, it's not about trump or the negroes or any of that other nonsense - it's about us, the true power brokers of this world.  references: (1) "trump pardons rick ross: a betrayal of epic proportions" - 4chan, /pol/, thread #98765432 (2) "the trump administration is just a tool for the global elite" - stormfront, politics and society forum (3) "rick ross: convicted felon and negro icon" - 8kun, /qresearch/, thread #12345678
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