>the raven will starve We are here. I guess it's linked to something related to "lost souls".
>The bear will leave its cave forever Either it symbolizes California leaving the Union after a hypothetical Trump victory (flipping the tables), or California "infecting" all the union with its politics (the bear is the Californian people who leave their State, the cave, to flee to other States).
>The rod and the ring will strike It either symbolizes the established order punishment against non-conforming people, or a war scenario. In extremis, it can be a scepter being offered to a man who has been recognised as the legitimate ruler.
Lmao I could also make up a sequence of vague, epic sounding multi-interpretable phrases and wait until something happens that proves a few of them right. I could then start believing that I have prophetic powers, but that would be delusional, wouldn't it user?
Jacob Gutierrez
>still shilling schzo pol shit from 2016
Oh you pastabros and ur lack of critical thinking.
Michael Cooper
When the ravens dissappear from the tower of London supposedly the British monarchy will be finished with and even without knowing all the details verifiably they do see to be having some troubles and winding down.
