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>>21768 same as >>21726, >>21338

>>21760

you're not alone, anon.

there's some of us sane folk hidden in plain sight.

I'm up in the puget sound area…for now…

also, some of us are actually watching what's going on, even if nothing seems like it can be done about it…for now.

the latest q drop may have left some valuable clues and hints on where to digg..and start baking…

"italics">>[infiltration]

Only those who could[can] be controlled [via blackmail or like-beliefs] were installed in critical leadership positions across all political and non-political Control and Command Positions [CCP].

>>C19 _stage 3: Activate ‘controlled’ [D] GOVS to ‘spike’ death count + project statewide fear by presenting ‘alarming’ on-ground conditions [hospital [care-supplies] projections]."italics"

so. anyone wonder what that blackmail could be?

could it also have anything to do with sealed indictments (of which the state of Washington has several)…

and let's also include Oregon, too.

from /qr/ tonite:

>>>/qresearch/10157701,>>>/qresearch/10157769 Unlawful assembly declared on Oak & 41st Portland ~10pm PDT

>>>/qresearch/10157895 Portland rioters running ; >>>/qresearch/10157728 from Portland Andy livestream

>>21773

>>>/qresearch/10157769

>>21760

>>21770

a lot of us feel isolated in Pac NW

espec in western OR/WA bc surrounded by lib granola-lovin' idealists who like to think they are broad-minded but wouldn't know real tolerance if it bit them in the ass!

Welcome TacAnon

>>21237

Once owned a house near Cheshire, worked as a tree planter for a while til i got tired of the cold and wet. Everyone i knew built their own place, but ours was an old farmhouse. House sure didn't cost $400k, ha-ha. Fren still there i think.

Oregon was pretty mellow then - but maybe a little too mellow, little to weed-lovin'.Makes it easy for manipulators to do what they do best.

>>21785

PORTLAND, Voodoo Donuts [10:27]

PEDOGATE 2020 PT.1 IN-DEPTH EXPLORATION, PUBLISHED 6.3.20

https://www.bitchute.com/video/cSyhrOXL0S59/

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>>>/qresearch/10167498 Seattle Police Chief - large aggressive protestors target residence. Pens letter to City Council re: "This righteous cause"

https://noqreport.com/2020/08/03/seattle-police-chief-carmen-bests-home-targeted-by-aggressive-protesters/

Antifa Sues Seattle Claiming Police Response Has Forced Them To Invest In Better Riot Gear

dankly funny….

“Individual protesters subjected to SPD’s unabated and indiscriminate violence now must purchase cost-prohibitive gear to withstand munitions.”

Antifa agitators have filed a lawsuit against the City of Seattle, claiming that a heavy handed police response to “protests” has forced the group to invest in more expensive riot gear.

KIRO 7 News reports that Antifa is complaining that police use of blast balls, sponge rounds, pepper spray, and other crowd control methods has meant the rioters have had to buy “expensive” protective gear.

“Because the Seattle Police Department has acted above and outside the law in dispensing its unbridled force, and the City has failed to prevent same, the government effect is to establish a de facto protest tax,” the lawsuit claims.

“Individual protesters subjected to SPD’s unabated and indiscriminate violence now must purchase cost-prohibitive gear to withstand munitions – even when peacefully protesting – as a condition to exercising their right to free speech and peaceable assembly,” lawyers also suggest.

“The continued misuse of war munitions by SPD against civilians turns the streets – a public forum and site of protest – into a pay-to-protest racket where only a privileged few who are wealthy enough or popular enough to crowdsource funds to purchase gear akin to that used by the police department they fund can truly be in the streets,” the lawsuit continues.

https://summit.news/2020/08/07/antifa-sues-seattle-claiming-police-response-has-forced-them-to-invest-in-better-riot-gear/

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▶Anonymous 08/08/20 (Sat) 06:04:28b48fa3 (3) No.10222586

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/rick-moran/2020/08/08/new-york-times-now-admits-seattles-chop-was-not-the-block-party-they-claimed-it-was-n766246

Mugged by reality?

Not when reality was sitting in front of them begging to be noticed. On June 11, The New York Times published a glowing account of life in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) — the autonomous zone that city authorities inexplicably turned over to Black Lives Matter and antifa protesters. A “homeland for racial justice” they called it.

Flash forward to yesterday after The Times sent a reporter to do a follow-up story. Instead of changing the world, CHOP turned out to be a haven for thugs, druggies, criminals.

It’s not like the truth was being hidden away. There was a conscious effort to portray CHOP in the most harmless and harmonious way. There was music and dancing and free food for everyone. No police and no crime. Dare we hope that this is the future of the entire country?

And then the bodies started to drop. And women got raped. And looting and burning and smashing windows went on. Just about what you’d expect when there is no law and no police to keep order.

“Business crashed as the Seattle police refused to respond to calls to the area. Officers did not retake the region until July 1, after four shootings, including two fatal ones,” the Times reported, noting that local businesses owners are now suing the city.

“The lawsuit claims that ‘Seattle’s unprecedented decision to abandon and close off an entire city neighborhood, leaving it unchecked by the police, unserved by fire and emergency health services, and inaccessible to the public’ resulted in enormous property damage and lost revenue,” the Times reported.

Gee… ya think they have a case?▶Anonymous 08/08/20 (Sat) 06:04:28b48fa3 (3) No.10222586

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/rick-moran/2020/08/08/new-york-times-now-admits-seattles-chop-was-not-the-block-party-they-claimed-it-was-n766246

Mugged by reality? Not when reality was sitting in front of them begging to be noticed. On June 11, The New York Times published a glowing account of life in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) — the autonomous zone that city authorities inexplicably turned over to Black Lives Matter and antifa protesters. A “homeland for racial justice” they called it.

Flash forward to yesterday after The Times sent a reporter to do a follow-up story. Instead of changing the world, CHOP turned out to be a haven for thugs, druggies, criminals.

It’s not like the truth was being hidden away. There was a conscious effort to portray CHOP in the most harmless and harmonious way. There was music and dancing and free food for everyone. No police and no crime. Dare we hope that this is the future of the entire country?

And then the bodies started to drop. And women got raped. And looting and burning and smashing windows went on. Just about what you’d expect when there is no law and no police to keep order.

“Business crashed as the Seattle police refused to respond to calls to the area. Officers did not retake the region until July 1, after four shootings, including two fatal ones,” the Times reported, noting that local businesses owners are now suing the city.

“The lawsuit claims that ‘Seattle’s unprecedented decision to abandon and close off an entire city neighborhood, leaving it unchecked by the police, unserved by fire and emergency health services, and inaccessible to the public’ resulted in enormous property damage and lost revenue,” the Times reported.

Gee… ya think they have a case?

how do you embed a youtube video on here?

>>22480

Check out this section from qresear.ch dough (p1), answer to your q bolded below:

New here? Q Proofs & Welcome

Welcome to Q Research (README FIRST, THEN PROCEED TO LURK) https://8kun.top/qresearch/welcome.html

Q: The Basics - An Introduction to Q and the Great Awakening PDF & PICS Archive: >>>/comms/3196

100+ Q Proof Graphics qproofs.com

8kun FAQs: https://8kun.top/faq.html

Questions & Practice Thread: >>9901078

How to screenshot, insert MP4's, embed videos (YT & Twitter) >>>/comms/9658

>>22481

how to embed a YT vid: see >>9658

>>21344

from /qr/:

==Measles Outbreak From 2019 Used as Precedent for Mass Vaccine=

State and Local Authority Over Vaccination

Under the federalist system of the United States, state governments have the general authority, within constitutional limits, to enact laws “to provide for the public health, safety, and morals” of the states’ inhabitants. In contrast to this general police power, as discussed below, Congress’s power to legislate is confined to those powers enumerated in the Constitution.

The states’ general police power to promote public health and safety encompasses the authority to require mandatory vaccinations. Pursuant to this authority, states and localities have long enacted various compulsory vaccination laws for certain populations and circumstances, including for school children and certain health care workers and in cases of public health emergency. In the early part of the 20th Century,

the Supreme Court twice considered constitutional challenges to such mandatory vaccination requirements. Each time, the Court rejected the challenges and recognized such laws to fall squarely within the states’ police power. In 1905, the Supreme Court in Jacobson v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts upheld a state law that gave municipal boards of health the authority to require the vaccination of persons over the age of 21 against smallpox, determining that the vaccination program had a “real and substantial relation to the protection of the public health and safety.” In doing so, the Court rejected the argument that such a program violated a liberty interest that, under more modern jurisprudence, would likely have been asserted as a substantive due process right.

Less than two decades later, in Zucht v. King, parents of a child who was excluded from school due to her unvaccinated status challenged the local ordinance requiring vaccinations for schoolchildren, arguing that the ordinance violated the Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment. Relying on Jacobson, the Supreme Court rejected the constitutional challenges, concluding that “it is within the police power of a State to provide for compulsory vaccination” and that the ordinance did not bestow “arbitrary power, but only that broad discretion required for the protection of the public health.”

All 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia, currently have laws requiring specified vaccines for students. This requirement is generally subject to certain exemptions, which vary from state to state.

While all student immunization laws grant exemptions to children for medical reasons (e.g., if a child is allergic to vaccines or immunocompromised), most but not all states grant religious exemptions for those whose beliefs counsel against immunization. Sixteen states also provide a broader philosophical exemption for those who object to immunizations because of personal, moral, or other beliefs.

While compulsory vaccination requirements have faced legal challenges since Jacobsen and Zucht, courts have consistently rejected these challenges and given considerable deference to the use of the states’ police power to require immunizations to protect the public health. A number of relatively recent decisions, for instance, have concluded that a state is not constitutionally required to provide a religious exemption, upholding compulsory vaccination laws that provide only a medical exemption. In states that provide a religious exemption and where parents have filed suit to challenge their unsuccessful invocation of the exemption, courts, applying the relevant state law, have, at times, scrutinized whether their objections to vaccination are based on a sincere religious belief.

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/LSB10300.pdf

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/

https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/05-12-2019-more-than-140-000-die-from-measles-as-cases-surge-worldwide

>>23077

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Having looked at the actual risks of the disease, what is the reason for the hype and hysteria from our media about getting the measles? This has everything to do with politics. It is primarily an attack on the anti-vaccination movement. Sadly, the masses have been led to believe that the unvaccinated are to blame anytime an infectious disease outbreak occurs. We saw with Ebola that in most cases, advanced societies are equipped to handle these diseases without vaccinations. If and when the Ebola vaccine is invented, it will be given all the credit for eradicating a disease that would have never spread, anyway. This type of panic over measles, however, presents real danger to our freedom. No single person should be forced to inject something into their bodies against their own will. This is what the vaccine pushers are striving for. It's okay if they want to believe in vaccines, but it is important that we are not taking away human rights from those who choose to think for themselves.

U.S. Public Health Response to the Measles Outbreak== '''February 27, 2019

Witness: Nancy Messonnier, MD (CAPT, USPHS, RET)

Testimony: House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations

"While confidence in vaccines remains consistently high at the national level, there are pockets of people who are vaccine-hesitant, who delay or refuse to vaccinate themselves and/or their children. The World Health Organization named vaccine hesitancy as one of the top ten threats to global health in 2019."

"CDC estimates that one percent of children in the U.S. receive no vaccines at all. Why do VPD outbreaks still occur despite record-high vaccination coverage rates and near-record lows of most VPDs? Small numbers of cases can lead to the re-emergence of VPDs if there are increasing numbers of unvaccinated people, leaving communities susceptible to outbreaks of these preventable diseases. At particular risk are those who cannot get vaccinated because they are too young or have specific health conditions."

"Outbreaks of VPDs continue to be an ongoing challenge for the public health system. In addition, there have also been recent outbreaks of meningitis and mumps in university settings and other tight knit communities. Today, these outbreaks are an indicator of how globally interconnected we are, with measles importations uncovering those communities opting out of immunization, and indicating those communities may be getting larger. Ongoing surveillance is critical to detecting and responding to outbreaks quickly to prevent further spread of the disease and to understanding vaccine effectiveness and safety over time. CDC is committed to a strong evidence base to assure that national immunization policies and programs are protecting Americans and based on the best available data, continuously reviewed and updated."

https://www.cdc.gov/washington/testimony/2019/t20190227.htm

The Hill: Washington state House committee passes bill to ban personal, philosophical vaccine exemptionsBY MORGAN GSTALTER 02/16/19

A Washington state House committee on Friday passed a bill to ban the personal or philosophical exemption for the vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) for school-age children amid an outbreak of the virus.

Gov. Jay Inslee (D) declared a state of emergency in Washington late last month following a measles outbreak.

There have been 53 confirmed cases of measles as of Thursday afternoon, according to health officials in Clark County, an anti-vaccination “hot spot” near Portland, Ore., where a vast majority of this year’s measles cases have been located.

Of the 53 confirmed cases, 47 people were not immunized against the illness and one had the MMR vaccine. The immunization status of five people have not yet been confirmed and one person was previously hospitalized.

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/430333-washington-state-house-committee-passes-bill-to-ban-vaccine-exemptions

>>23077

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CERTIFICATION OF ENROLLMENT, MEASLES, MUMPS, AND RUBELLA VACCINE, SCHOOLS AND DAY CARE CENTERSEFFECTIVE DATE: July 28, 2019

ENGROSSED HOUSE BILL 1638, Chapter 362, Laws of 2019 (partial veto), 66th Legislature, 2019 Regular Session

A philosophical or personal objection may not be used to exempt a child from the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine.

http://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2019-20/Pdf/Bills/Session%20Laws/House/1638.SL.pdf#page=1

Seattle School District: Student Vaccination Requirements, Vaccine Information for FamiliesPosted on 01/06/2020

"In 2019, the Washington State Legislature passed a bill that removes the personal and/or philosophical exemption to the MMR vaccine required for school attendance.

Washington state law (Washington state law RCW 28A.210.080 and rules, WAC 392-380-045 and WAC 246-105-020) also requires that students are fully vaccinated, be in the process of completing immunizations, or have a signed Certificate of Exemption (religious or medical exemption) in order to attend school. Read the King County immunization schedule for children.

Student records must reflect updated immunization status by January 8, 2020, or students cannot attend school until the required information is provided to the school nurse. Families of students whose records are not up to date or are missing information will be notified via email, postal mail, and a letter home from your child’s school."

https://www.seattleschools.org/district/calendars/news/what_s_new/student_vaccination_requirements

==U.S. News and World Report: Seattle Students Without Measles Vaccine Prohibited From School after January 8, 2020 By Alexa Lardieri, Dec. 30, 2019

Seattle School District mandates 55,000 students vaccinated or banned from attending school.

https://www.usnews.com/news/education-news/articles/2019-12-30/seattle-students-without-measles-vaccine-prohibited-from-school

Portland Mayor: Unrest 'Will Ultimately Burn Itself Out'

By Zachary Stieber

4 minutes

Portland’s mayor claimed the unrest that’s plagued the city since May will “burn itself out,” in remarks published just hours before rioters set fire to the police union building and attacked police officers.

“I believe this will ultimately burn itself out,” Ted Wheeler, a Democrat who serves as the city’s mayor and police commissioner, told Oregon Public Broadcasting (OBP).

Wheeler said he’s working on a plan that will accelerate the end of the rioting.

City and state officials have struggled to quell the unrest.

Wheeler said a mix of appeasement and deescalation, or having officers not engage with demonstrators, was working until federal officers surged to the city last month to protect a U.S. courthouse that Trump administration officials said was nearly overwhelmed.

In a briefing on July 17, Wheeler revealed his plan.

Rioters set fire to the Portland Police Association office in north Portland, Ore., on Aug. 24, 2020. (Portland Police Bureau)

“We get rid of the feds. Number two, we contain and deescalate the situation. Number three, we clean up downtown. Number four, we open up for business. That’s the plan,” he told reporters.

That hasn’t worked. Repeated clashes at the courthouse stopped by the end of the month, but rioters have turned to other buildings, including police precincts and the Portland Police Association office.

Sixty-two people have been arrested since Sunday night as things seem to be intensifying, not dying down.

For at least the third time, a crowd on Monday targeted the police union building in north Portland. They cut power to the office and lit the building on fire, the Portland Police Bureau said in an incident summary. Someone poured what appeared to be an accelerant on the fire, causing it to quickly get bigger.

Police officers moved in to disperse the mob and clashed with rioters for hours, ultimately arresting 25 people, primarily Portland residents. A baton, a dagger, and multiple knives were among the weapons found on those arrested. Charges included interfering with an officer, riot, and disorderly conduct.

Many charges will likely be dropped under a new policy from the district attorney who oversees the city.

Earlier Tuesday, acting Homeland Security Security Chad Wolf urged Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, a Democrat, to take action.

Weapons found on those arrested in north Portland, Ore., on Aug. 24, 2020. (Portland Police Bureau)

Brown should deploy the National Guard, send Oregon state officers back to Portland, or request assistance from the Trump administration, according to Wolf.

“Portland law enforcement is doing what they can but need help to proactively address violence,” he said.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, sent National Guardsmen to Kenosha Monday to try to help keep the peace, but rioting still took place overnight.

Wheeler blamed the continued violence in his city on a small group of people. The main question, he told OBP, is, “How do you hold that small number of people accountable without infringing on the First Amendment rights of everyone else?”

Police officers have tried a number of different tactics, he added.

“They’ve tried everything from not showing up to preemptively dispersing crowds, and some of those strategies, in my opinion, have worked well. Others have not worked well,” he said. “My expectation is the police bureau will evolve, and as they see a need for change, they’ll change.”

https://www.theepochtimes.com/portland-mayor-unrest-will-ultimately-burn-itself-out_3474627.html

>>23444 ooo I got the digits!

Anyway, brought this over by request from /qresearch/ (I dunno how to do the awesome link thing). I'mm paste what I shared there…

START

3 moar breds until quad 3's? Incredible!

Anons, has anyone compiled a list of all the places that have been burned down in these riots? I have a sneaking suspicion that some of these fires are a cover-up for destroying evidence of child abuse.

Admittedly, I'm the guy who's always hollering "WOULD SOMEONE PLEASE LOOK CLOSER AT PORTLAND?!" And I have been since BEFORE these asinine riots were taking place. Honestly, when POTUS made the statement that stuff starts in Portland, that [they] try stuff there first, I took that as confirmation (a nod) that I'm not wrong.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/portland-mayor-unrest-will-ultimately-burn-itself-out_3474627.html

>“We get rid of the feds. Number two, we contain and deescalate the situation. Number three, we clean up downtown. Number four, we open up for business. That’s the plan,” he told reporters.

#3

>clean up downtown

Portland has a long history of all kinds of shitty police conduct. Portland also has a bad trafficking situation, plus it's an actual inland SEAPORT. (Wheat is the largest export)

The corruption could not have continued for so long without some BAD PEOPLE on the inside. That means there MUST be evidence, and probably all over the place!

And Kenosha?

- Youth Correctional Facility

- Furniture store

- Unitarian Universalist (known for gay/trans clergy, etc) Church

- - ^ where the car lot was that burned down

Those are the first three that come to mind. I'm not saying anyone should go on a witch hunt for any of the individuals involved, but I do believe this is deserving of a closer investigation.

GODSPEED, Anons!

GOD WINS!

o7

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So, I'm looking for a list of all the places that have been burnt down. I'm close to POrtland, so that's probably where I might start, but the whole proposition is interdasting to me. We KNOW there's Kabuki involved. I am over the mind that's it's heavily layered, and that these protests are being used for multiple purposes simultaneously.

>>23961

boy a lot sure happened since that caravan set forth….

>>>/qresearch/10514164 anons call for eyes on: City paid antifa war encampment in Portland

https://youtu.be/UE_3LDvWcbY

The guy filming attracts the attention of some of the 'campers', one of whom tries to hit him with a slingshot.

>>24045

>>>/qresearch/10516586

followup.

is it time to go meet the flintstones? are these the pre event conflagration fires . repeating story told through out history? does this kinda corruption happen because the wrong people keep surviving ?

>>>/qresearch/10618565

Video by reporter who was a reporter in Seattle until recently on bad coverage by msm on Antifa. EXCELLENT. Lots of bits and pieces on past Antifa actions in Seattle and Portland.

https://youtu.be/BnwUnogzrwg

>>26874

>>>/qresearch/10739170,>>>/gresearch/10739203

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Portland, Oregon

This month, Portland marked 100 consecutive nights of protests marred by vandalism, chaos, and even killing.

Those bent on violence regularly started fires, threw projectiles at law enforcement officers, and destroyed property. Numerous law enforcement officers, among others, suffered injury.

Shootings increased by more than 140% in June and July 2020 compared to the same period last year.

In the midst of this violence, the Portland City Council cut $15 million from the police bureau, eliminating 84 positions. Crucially, the cuts included the Gun Violence Reduction Team, which investigates shootings, and several positions from the police team that responds to emergency incidents.

In August, Portland Mayor Wheeler sent a letter to President Trump expressly rejecting the Administration’s offer of federal law enforcement to stop the violent protests.

Seattle, Washington

For nearly a month, starting in June, the City of Seattle permitted anarchists and activists to seize six square blocks of the city’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, naming their new enclave the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone” (CHAZ) and then the “Capitol Hill Occupied Protest” (CHOP).

Law enforcement and fire fighters were precluded from entering the territory. The Seattle Police Department was ordered to abandon their precinct within the CHOP.

Person-related crime in the CHOP increased 525% from the same period of time in the same area the year before, including by Mayor Durkan’s own count “two additional homicides, 6 additional robberies, and 16 additional aggravated assaults (to include 2 additional non-fatal shootings).”

The CHOP was allowed to stand for nearly a month, during which time two teenagers were shot and killed in the zone.

The Seattle City Council, Mayor Durkan, and Washington Governor Jay Inslee publicly rejected federal involvement in law enforcement activities within the city of Seattle.

Press Release Number:

20-966

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/department-justice-identifies-new-york-city-portland-and-seattle-jurisdictions-permitting

>>28112

>>>/qresearch/11384469

>>28112

https://www.fbcoverup.com/docs/library/2018-08-06-Writ-of-Mandamus-James-M-Miller-v-Secretary-of-State-Kim-Wyman-Okanogan-Cty-Superior-Court-2018-Aug-06-2018.pdf