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Hive-Mind General #16

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>>9861 Hive-Mind General #16

>>2518,NOTABLES BREAD #1

Dough

https://controlc.com/4a0db8fb

Edit at your will.

Good morning, need covfefe. Didn't grab notables.

>>10659

makes you wonder what else he did beyond signing the letter…

>>10660

SES. Atlantic Council after "quitting" CIA, which ic a way of saying "went through the revolving backdoor" and became a deep stater.

https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/expert/john-sipher/

>>10666

>is

are*

>>10669

Offspring.

how do you stop projecting?

>>10672

Are you seeking self-help on "how to stop projecting"?

>>10674

>>10673

I am more confused now… I thought I was part of you as a whole. I don't know what YOU is yet.

>>10677

It depends on what you meant what you queried "How do you stop projecting?" You as in How did you do it so that I can also" or "How does one stop it?" or "How do YOU stop projecting because I think you are?" I'm seeking clarification on what exactly you were asking, regardless of whether you're in the collective or not. Because the response varies based on your intent.

>>10678

I mean you, both as in the personal and collective.

>>10679

Then picrel. A projector telling an observer to stop projecting using projection.

>>10680

So the idea is that it's inherent to what a consciousness is. That there is also an area that is NOT consciousness and knowing that a consciousness maps onto the territory. This process is normal. So when someone tells you to stop projecting they're using exactly the same tools to arrive at the command. What they really mean is they're offended at your interaction, because there is no way to stop projecting as a matter of course of being a consciousness. But it can befuddle a logic for a while in much the same way of "Do not discriminate" when discrimination happens every time you look at say a traffic light to determine whether it is red, yellow, or green. The problem is that these basic phrases were employed by the left TO CONFUSE YOU as logic traps and that's one way they get people to perform inverted philosophies when the response is to shut down logical thought. They are not the only ones that do this. This is an interrogation technique too, and apprehension technique. Baffle the subject and control their actions by getting them to paralyze thought immediately on apprehension (many cops shouting orders at odds with each others')_or long term (interrogation wherein return to normalcy is desired wherein baffled by nonsense). But also chaos magicians and discordians are not unaware of the use for their means.

Hopefully you have a better understanding of what's going on when someone shouts a nonsensde phrase like STOP PROJECTING now.

>>10680

telling an observer to stop projecting using a projection doesn't necessarily stop projecting from happening in my experience

>>10684

It never would. That's my point.

>>10686

No, what is going on is what gets expressed. When someone says STOP PROJECTING, you don't go "how do I stop projecting", when you need to question "Why are they saying that to me?" because it's likely in itself a projection of projection. So when you're talking shit about Trump you get front loaded by the narrative with a frame of context psychologically by masters of projection to where to even conversate you first have to unravel bullshit.

Advising you of that's existance isn't saying that projection is relative morality, nor is it saying that therefore it's okay to project in all ways. But you didn't ask me how to abuse projection in this way, you asked how to stop altogether.

>>10688

This is the clearest indication yet that Q is not returning to 8kun

>>10687

i come from an understanding that projection is never good in that it is based on personal judgments instead of reality. if you collectively project more negativity, i assume this generates more division and suffering

>>10690

Then good luck ever making future projections, past projections wherein change had happened, or any other kind of projection such as decisions to avoid future hardship. Because that all depends on projection. Because once you've removed an ability to cognate you have a perfect cult member who does not think because that's not allowed.

>>10690

"The greater good of the collective requires that you do not personally judge until we tell you what to think."

>>10692

>>10691

the collective has no bearing on what truth actually is. all projection is judgment based personal and or collective. projection would then always be inaccurate would it not

>>10693

It's not always inaccurate, but it IS always there. It's accuracy always effects understanding for you to me and me to you. Because I am simultaneously talking to my PROJECTION of you and you your PROJECTION of me and then through this simultaneous process to each other really. This is why 5:5 exists. You can say that a collective has no bearing on what a truth ACTUALLY is, but the collective is still there when utilizing it to comm through in much the same way as you to me or me to you. It's always going to be personal because that's what being a consciousness is. A strange loop figuring out what it senses and levers it can move, constantly, until it dies.

>>10683

>So the idea that blah blah blah..

See this word salad?

This is why I'd rather tell people to stop being a literal faggot, instead of just telling them to "stop projecting"

Because it is all faggorrr.

>>10698

What words are you having trouble with in particular?

>>10698

<word salad

Not really though..

The real sin is that the so-called word salad correct.

>>10699

it was sarc

>>10698

>>10700

LUL. IP hop failed.

>>10701

Cover up by saying it was sarcasm!

>>10701

>>10702

I don't hide. Comms faggots hide ;)

>>10704

What if I told you it wasn't a troll, therefore intention reached?

>>10702

well, it was kind of weird… it was written in that wall of text form that just… begs to be not read… But I read it anyway… and it is factually correct.

So yeah, you kind of illustrated exactly what you were conveying by making it look like complete bullshit in its presentation.

Despite being factually correct. Cops really do do what you describe.

>>10706

Well the short way was a projector projecting to stop projecting, in 'sudden realization' format. WHY that was the shortcut took explaining.

lots of schizo-posting here lately.

>>10707

KEK

>>10708

Take your medicine and the scary schizo posters will go away, I promise. Have you taken your meds yet, gulag denizen? Are they in the room with us now?

>>10710

damn, that's a lot of sass. no shade, just a simple observation. you see the last few posts lb?

>>10711

Ah, no I forgot about that. I've slept since then so it didn't occur to me to be your meaning. I took it to be filler.

>>10711

But the reason for sass is because that's a favorite leftist tactic. Russian Jewish Communist medical tyranny of 70's and 80's loves ridding of the politically inconvenient under the guise of getting rid of crazies, so reaction is to immediately flip the tables.

>>10712

yea i was just catching up.

>filler

you're prob right.

>>10713

kek, i feel you. you're battle hardened, o7. i don't think the shills ever followed us here tho, unless i've missed it. shame, i do miss sparring sometimes.

>>10714

They'll peek in from time to time. Usually the autism is too much to stand for long, for most.

>>10705

I thought I tagged…

going on 60hrs.

>>10708

>schizo-posting

In a generation habituated to WiFi waves, Bluetooth Technologies and countless wave emitters/transceivers…

Any one unaware of further means of communication aside from sign language, proxemics and spoken utterance will likely become the outliers in time.

However if someone is seeing a talking floating invisible unicorn in the room and noone else can that is somewhat a different story.

>>10716

it still goes back to basics: Baffle 'em with bullshit. That tactic is as old as whoring oneself out, or usury for that matter.

>>10717

Precisely - the confusion and reactions gives the Cues needed for confirmation or otherwise. Of course there are always those that are primed against it.

and those that prey on it.

It helps to control the narrative ;)

>>10718

>It helps to control the narrative

But what is even better than that

Is when people choose to decide for themselves and stand by that decision.

"Schizo-posting" concluded for the moment

>>10722

Solar Dogs Comms. KEK

>>10729

Where i can find this VIP PATRIOTS guy's

>>10729

The latest and so far most solid indicator that the future Q Team activity has moved operations over to Truth Social now.

>>10732

i think you are being facetious, but I give credit when i nab someone's post, famefag or not.

OutlawJW is on Gab, in case you are seriously asking where to find. kek

Old fat Pfizer Lesbian can say anything she wants and get an administration post but be a black conservative Supreme Court Justice's wife and your opinions will get you burned at the stake and your husband impeached. That sums up our situation in a nutshell.

https://www.businessinsider.com/ginni-thomas-thought-biden-crime-family-would-be-sent-to-barges-off-gitmo-2022-3

>>10727

No worries, it's important to see again and again, he about to have problems!

>>10733

Yup

>>10734

KEK

>>10749

BRB trying that line on my girl

>>10750

Nope, it didn't work. She was way more interested in based memes making fun of epstein island goers. Line did not work.

>>10751

Guess she's already big brained.

Better luck next time, anon.

kek

>>10748

Post checks out, Scavino is based af.

>>10753

>>10754 Wew! Think we need a thread of all the winks, nods, deltas and potential proofs on Truth? I'd love to see them all in one place.

Same for guys.

Only, different organ.

>>10734

enigo was one of the fags in DOAR trying to hob gob the nob for access, yup.

Funny thing about TELLING PEOPLE you do not accept friend requests on discord: all the shills try to friend request you, if you have any kind of notoriety.

>>10761

Sickening. I guess they won't need Zuckerbucks this time if they get their way. Convenient since states are passing laws to prevent what he did.

Any news on Truth Social for web/android yet?

>>10756

I wonder to myself if the morans in DC really realize what will happen if they attempt to arrest DJT. They'll need a lot more national guard to protect them.

>>10769

HOLY SHIT ADL AND NAZIS COEXISTING PEACEFULLY HUH? BAHAHAH

>>10767

>if the morans in DC really realize what will happen if they attempt to arrest DJT.

Do you think we are in bizzarro land now?

Something something discovery something.

Remember the cow grieving over Trump's taxes? And it came out he paid them? That was nothing.

>>10772

No, they have to try to take him out of the game. Whether it be disqualification or other process. Whether there is merit to their claims is irrelevant in DC. If there is anything they can even frame him for, they would without hesitation, even if they knew he could walk. So long as it tied him up past '24.

>>10773

like i said, discovery is a bitch.

>>10776

hi jim

>>10777

>>10778

Should have put

>N. T. Technologies Commercial Spam

>>10779

KEK

>>10778

Right?

Hey Jim? None of "Those Types" hag out here unless its an indicator of one of the wierd niggers lurking.

>>10785

THIS is a thing of beauty.

Thanks Anon

>>10784

Sorry bro, too late. Mark the day.

07

Sincerely,

"Another schizo"

>>10787

Not mine.

Snagged it from a pepe thread.

It deserves to be shared.

TSQ just sent us on a quest to find a translator for a language that less 3 percent of the worlds population speak.

jaq'an

you've? you'll? you're? she'll? who'll? who're? who've?

So if it is meaningful apostrophe which is not guaranteed it seems to NOT be a simple substitution cipher, in particular one keyed to 23

Oh you guys are quick af

>>10799

My translators just spit the same text back, including the pictured translator in your post

>>10802

>My translators just spit the same text back, including the pictured translator in your post

That happened to me as well until anon identified the language

>>10797

>>10799

I couldn't find a translator that worked..

>>10799

o7

>>10799

Got a link for that I would like to double check. cuz someone on QR posted that same result but the language was filipino.

Sorry need more confirmation that just a pic

>>10792

McMinnville, Oregon is home to the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum. Digs were previously done on this place and it's history. I also remember something about a tv series that filmed an episode there that was discussed a lot.

Every year the McMinnville Wine & Food Classic (SIP) is held in that Museum. The profits help fund the McMinnville St James Catholic Schools.

During the 3 day festival, kids from the schools volunteer. There are kids everywhere dressed in matching shirts. Along with lots of flowing wine and spirits. Plus really loud live music that would cover other unwanted noise in the many little administration rooms around the upper perimeter.

Always disturbed me to be at that show. I sold my art there for over ten years. Not anymore.

Thank God this pedo was caught.

>>10806

>Got a link for that I would like to double check.

I checked again too, same result

https://www.translate.com/maori-english

>>10809

I did get it to work. I have to load the page and it fucks up on old chromium, but it does indeed return that result when loaded correctly.

>>10810

>but it does indeed return that result when loaded correctly.

And the timestamp seems to apply to old Q

The people to which TSQ is referring to I cannot help but think Rod Rosenstein and Mark Milley, the people Kash is listing.

>>10813

that was the psalm from the diner scene in pulp fiction

>>10815

correction, i guess it was Ezekiel..derp

Insight into the "odd" characters in the message

>os iqna sirpan un ʁara jaq'an kes mut'uˤh χirtːut parčaħ warχˤbos

i - BOTH FOLLOWING vvvvv

U+0069 : LATIN SMALL LETTER I

U+0301 : COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT {stress mark; Greek oxia, tonos}

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%8D

Í, í (i-acute) is a letter in the Faroese, Hungarian, Icelandic, Czech, Slovak, and Tatar languages, where it often indicates a long /i/ vowel (ee in English word feel). This form also appears in Catalan, Irish, Italian, Occitan, Portuguese, Spanish, Aragonese, Galician, Leonese, Navajo, and Vietnamese language as a variant of the letter "i". In Latin, the long i ⟨ꟾ⟩ is used instead of ⟨í⟩ for a long i-vowel.

a - BOTH FOLLOWING vvvvvvvv

U+0061 : LATIN SMALL LETTER A

U+0301 : COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT {stress mark; Greek oxia, tonos}

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%81

Á, á (a-acute) is a letter of the Chinese (Pinyin), Blackfoot, Czech, Dutch, Faroese, Galician, Hungarian, Icelandic, Irish, Kazakh, Lakota, Navajo, Occitan, Portuguese, Sámi, Slovak, Spanish, Vietnamese, Welsh, and Western Apache languages as a variant of the letter a. It is sometimes confused with à; e.g. "5 pommes á $1", which is supposed to be written as "5 pommes à $1" (meaning "5 apples at 1 dollar each" in French).

u - BOTH FOLLOWING vvvvvvv

U+0075 : LATIN SMALL LETTER U

U+0301 : COMBINING ACUTE ACCENT {stress mark; Greek oxia, tonos}

Ú or ú (U with acute) is a Latin letter used in the Czech, Faroese, Hungarian, Icelandic, and Slovak writing systems. This letter also appears in Dutch, Frisian, Irish, Occitan, Pinyin, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Galician, and Vietnamese as a variant of the letter "U".

ʁ - U+0281 : LATIN LETTER SMALL CAPITAL INVERTED R

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_uvular_fricative

consonantal sound, used in some spoken languages. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents this sound is ⟨ʁ⟩, an inverted small uppercase letter ⟨ʀ⟩, or in broad transcription ⟨r⟩ if rhotic. This consonant is one of several collectively called guttural R when found in European languages.

ˤ - U+02E4 : MODIFIER LETTER SMALL REVERSED GLOTTAL STOP

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharyngealization

The symbol ⟨ˤ⟩ (IPA Number 423) – a superscript variant of ⟨ʕ⟩, the voiced pharyngeal approximant – is written after the base letter. It indicates specifically a pharyngealized consonant, as in [tˤ], a pharyngealized [t].

χ - U+03C7 : GREEK SMALL LETTER CHI

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chi_(letter)

Chi /ˈkaɪ, ˈxiː/ (audio speaker iconlisten)[1][2] (uppercase Χ, lowercase χ; Greek: χῖ) is the 22nd letter of the Greek alphabet.

č - U+010D : LATIN SMALL LETTER C WITH CARON

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%8C

grapheme Čč (Latin C with caron, also known as háček in Czech, mäkčeň in Slovak, kvačica in Croatian, and strešica in Slovene) is used in various contexts, usually denoting the voiceless postalveolar affricate consonant [tʃ] like the English ch in the word chocolate. It is represented in Unicode as U+010C (uppercase Č) and U+010D (lowercase č).

ħ - U+0127 : LATIN SMALL LETTER H WITH STROKE

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H_with_stroke

Ħ (minuscule: ħ) is a letter of the Latin alphabet, derived from H with the addition of a bar. It is used in Maltese for a voiceless pharyngeal fricative consonant (corresponding to the letter heth of Semitic abjads: Arabic: , Hebrew: ח). Lowercase ħ is used in the International Phonetic Alphabet for the same sound.

In Unicode, the special character ℏ (U+210F), represents the reduced Planck constant of quantum mechanics.[1] In this context, it is pronounced "h-bar".

The lowercase resembles the Cyrillic letter Tshe (ћ), or the astronomical symbol of Saturn (♄).

A white uppercase Ħ on a red square is the logo of Heritage Malta.

In physics, the lower case ħ is used as a symbol for the reduced Planck constant.

It is used as the symbol for Hedera Hashgraph's native cryptocurrency, HBAR.

os U+0069 U+0301 qnasirp U+0061 U+0301 nun U+0281 ar U+0061 U+0301 j U+0061 U+0301 q U+0027 ankesm U+0075 U+0301 t U+0027 u U+02E4 h U+03C7 U+0069 U+0301 rt U+02D0 utpar U+010D U+0061 U+0301 U+0127 w U+0061 U+0301 r U+03C7 U+02E4 bos

with numbers from a-z -> 0-26:

15 19 105 769 17 14 1 19 9 18 16 97 769 14 21 14 641 1 18 1 10 97 769 17 39 97 769 14 11 5 19 13 117 769 20 39 21 740 8 967 105 769 18 20 720 21 20 16 1 18 269 97 769 295 23 97 769 18 967 740 2 15 19

BUT p = 23 instead of 16… so add 7 to every 1-26 inclusive.

switching to pypy

>>>> a = (15, 19, 105, 769, 17, 14, 1, 19, 9, 18, 16, 97, 769, 14, 21, 14, 641, 1, 18, 1, 10, 97, 769, 17, 39, 97, 769, 14, 11, 5, 19, 13, 117, 769, 20, 39, 21, 740, 8, 967, 105, 769, 18, 20, 720, 21, 20, 16, 1, 18, 269, 97, 769, 295, 23, 97, 769, 18, 967, 740, 2, 15, 19)

>>>> b2 = [c+7 if c < 27 else c for c in a]

>>>> b2

[22, 26, 105, 769, 24, 21, 8, 26, 16, 25, 23, 97, 769, 21, 28, 21, 641, 8, 25, 8, 17, 97, 769, 24, 39, 97, 769, 21, 18, 12, 26, 20, 117, 769, 27, 39, 28, 740, 15, 967, 105, 769, 2

, 27, 720, 28, 27, 23, 8, 25, 269, 97, 769, 295, 30, 97, 769, 25, 967, 740, 9, 22, 26]

>>>>

so I can either conform numbers that are way out of range than expected or… resolve to ascii and get something close enough to see if I'm on the right track first then maybe do the splitting of numbers mutilation of data

This is b which is list of numerals without correcting for p=23 (aka p=16) which I'm going to need to keep around just in case

>>>> b

[15, 19, 105, 769, 17, 14, 1, 19, 9, 18, 16, 97, 769, 14, 21, 14, 641, 1, 18, 1, 10, 97, 769, 17, 39, 97, 769, 14, 11, 5, 19, 13, 117, 769, 20, 39, 21, 740, 8, 967, 105, 769, 18, 2

0, 720, 21, 20, 16, 1, 18, 269, 97, 769, 295, 23, 97, 769, 18, 967, 740, 2, 15, 19]

>>>>

Ok I fucked up somewhere…

>>>> print(*banana2)

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G G h I V Z

>>10820

While you smoke a bowl and figure out where you fucked up…

http://uniyswap.com/C72E9E43

Click that shit nigga

Thanks in advance. Hope you got that other airdrop niggas. Real niggas only on Hivemind Son. Real talk Gs .

>>10821

Look, if you haven't figured it out yet…

Some people act ignant to "see" the minds around that ain't

and some just iz.

Fantastic Linguistics and decoding btw.

>>10824

Welcome Back Jim.

Idk but I just dont like the chick or the guy…

idk..

whatever, maybe Im just a prick.

https://rumble.com/vyy3ry-just-the-news-not-noise-exclusive-interview-with-president-trump-3-29-22.html?mref=rvw1&mrefc=3

I just feel like it's hard to get sincerity from coercion.

Look bros ima make something clear.

these faggots on the market try their fucking damndest to play people and make the move where they want them.

For instance, do any of you see the partial pumps that go on sometimes AFTER a good bump on the Trump stocks?

It's almost like they are baiting runs to trap investors in before taking their money back out and leaving it lower than it was…

Any ideas the implications of that on the Trump campaign?

Just sayin.

Hoe come I gotta screenshot the capatcha to make sure there is no faggot present?

>>10831

Go ahead and get pissed you got called again hedgefaggots

Pump em up real high and get Trump wealthy faggots.

foh.

Kinda hard to change during the call when the switch is expected eh faggots?

Best of fortune to all.

>>10816

>correction, i guess it was Ezekiel..derp

Wasn't a real bible passage that Sam Jackson says.

TEST

>>10834

Good morning o7

Looks like there was excitement last night. Well done with the Maori translation. That message sounds like our Q. I sure hope it is true in this lifetime.

That post by TSQ most likely means more than just the message. I would keep an eye on any news involving the New Zealand area for a few days.

>>10839

>New Zealand

FVEY

>>10841

>TSQ

>Interesting… but no

TSQ is showing that they can answer anons on Truth Social

As expected

But TSQ should have looked here >>10812

>>10835

ACKNOWLEDGED.

>>10842

He ain't gonna step foot on this comped pissoshitto watkins ship of theseus replace functioning with holes underneath the waterline glowing website with these absolute newbies running qresearch and cia gv's tagging his fucking board with no respect at all.

>>10843

>He ain't gonna step foot on this comped pissoshitto watkins ship of theseus replace functioning with holes underneath the waterline glowing website with these absolute newbies running qresearch and cia gv's tagging his fucking board with no respect at all.

I understand

I just wanted to acknowledge the anon who posted what I believe is the correct language

>>10844

o7

>>10847

Also just noticed there is blood on her hands.

That sure seems like a not too subtle message.

The mirror image version's face is ALL MESSED UP! Satanic with a knowing sign of hoodwinking

I think Julian'sRum is not Swish Rum but of the finest vintage and he is onto the intended meaning

>>10847

>>10848

>>10849

And the bottom face has the positions of the eyes, mouth, and nose out of sorts.

Also, on the standard playing card the Q spade is only in the top left and bottom right corners. In this pic they are in all 4 corners.

This is a standard Queen of Spades from the deck of Bicycle brand playing card.

Qagg

For those wanting moar sauce via Truth Social Screenshots - our system generates them about every 5 minutes when new ones come in. Look for the icon in the upper right of the post that says "Link to screenshot of post". Some reply chains are too long for our system to capture everything relevant.

>>10847

The queen is dead.

>>10847

The shadow on the mirror image doesn't match the top among other features. Turn it upside down and look

>>10854

Not having access to TS is driving me nuts.

>>10858

>https://twitter.com/DonaldJTrumpJr/status/1509198551389253634

I try to Think of it this way, it is a funnel where the shills are EASILY exposed and allies visible.

>>10859

Let's be honest, I'll probably get booted off any way because I am 100% certain Q was heavily talking about the Jew World Order, and I am not good and being PC.

>>10858

Me too. I haven't gotten an update email for a while now

>>10862

>Me too. I haven't gotten an update email for a while now

Of course I am curious about TS, but from the people Nunes has reTruthed..it's just an echo chamber of Twitter. Like Posobiec and others

I don't need more of that. Their love affair with Posobiec is baffling to me

>>10863

yeah. a lot of people will miss the point:

Trump is once again, walking the walk.

I love what he did and how he did it. I've already posted sources in past breads here, so if it wasn't in notes, blame the baker. He (Trump) has literally taken mastodon and did exactly what the owners of Gab did; and is the original intent of the mastodon framework: Distrinuted social media.

Mastodon uses Activitypub, which is a new de-facto standard for social communication. if your website supports it, you can be re-mentioned anywhere else that supports Activitypub. Whether it's a mastodon pod or not.

Gab, is literally a rebranded mastodon pod.

truthsocial, is also literally a rebranded mastodon pod.

They made their OWN social platforms. Distributed ones. ANYONE with the brains to rent a vps and install docker on it can do it, too. Mastodon, gab, and TS are all docker projects.

For fuck's sake.

>>10861

>>10863

but the point is to replace Twitter and share information freely so yeah, it will sound like Twitter without the disgusting luciferian leftists and censorship. Got to leave Twitter behind eventually rather than just adding another clone. I doubt it will be a very exciting site until it really grows though.

I hate Poso too but he does make really good tweets sometimes, the bastard.

>>10864

Also, I am not afraid to admit I have no idea what the fuck you are talking about.

>>10864

I'm unfamiliar with activitypub but it sounds like a juiced up version of RSS feeds.

>>10868

Ok, so federated is a new buzzword for "you have permission to do these spooky actions at a distance" whatever. Not like federated identity where it started out. Sheesh

>>10866

kek! if there's a need to baker, i'll baker.

>>10867

was just muh commentary on people articulating on the need to replace the antisocial media giants… When that ability has been with us for 20 years.

sometime around the creation of the big three, XMPP was the first framework that was laying around; Surprise surprise, it was developed with the help of the military. Just like the big three.

Anyway

twitter, google, and facebook all implemented, and then turned xmpp off. For a short space of time you could intercommunicate with them all, with just a simple xmpp client. IIRC that got turned off by 2010-2011

Fast forward to now. Activity pub has been around and known to linux peeps for a few years now.. mastodon, same.

Along comes gab. They fork mastodon code. They get big. Mastodon gets mad and pulls a big three (they turned off gab connectivity by default- you can still make a mastodon pod connect to whatever you want though, it's yours).

Along comes Donald Trump. He forks mastodon code and makes truthsocial. No answer from mastodon as to how the devs feel about that, so we'll see.

I haven't looked at the code, but TS has the capacity to interconnect with both gab and mastodon.

(We are here)

https://republicbrief.com/trump-shoots-down-house-speaker-idea/

Trump shoots down House speaker idea

“President Donald Trump says he has no interest in being speaker of the House despite staunch allies in the Republican Party promoting the idea. The political gambit has been proposed over the past year as a means by which Trump could lead an impeachment effort against President Joe Biden, most recently by Florida GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz at Trump’s rally in Georgia over the weekend, but when pressed on it in a new interview, Trump said he’s got other plans in mind.”

“No, I think it’s not something I want to do. A lot of people bring it up. It’s brought up all the time. No, it’s not something I want to do. I want to look at what’s happening, and then we’re going to be doing something else. No, it’s not something I would be interested in,” he told Just the News founder John Solomon and Real America’s Voice correspondent Amanda Head at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

Bummer. That scenario has so much promise

>>10871

THE DEVOLUTION IS REAL

>>10870

soo.. if i were to want to stick it to the big three, what i would do, is fork mastodon code, and make a pod. Just like gab and Trump did. btw- "making a mastodon pod" is a fancy way of saying "forking the code"

…SO… it would be a great idea if all of the places based on mastodon code… federated, motherfuckers.. Honor the spirit of forking that fucking code! The way it is meant to be.

Looking at you, mastodon!! Stop being fags!

>>10870

>>10873

Dasting

>>10871

Bummer for sure, but POTUS must have something better in mind.

>>10868

activitypub eli5:

your identity can be assigned to your website, and you can comment on other sites that support it, using your website(read: identity), without having any account on their server.

So if i make a mastodon pod and call it mysickpod.com… And federate it.. I can post on mastodon users' feeds with it.

Nextcloud also federates in this way.

>>10877

kek

>>10880

o7, appreciate the education

kek

Stuff like this is why I still lurk over there:

>>>/qresearch/15977543

>>>/qresearch/15977624

>>10881

o7

>>10884

Yeah, that meme.

Not sure if it's brazen in your face behavior or totally unaware cluelessness.

On another forum, got a different take worth considering.

QofSpades could indicate Pelosi.

The mirror image (bottom) is corrupted and scrambled.And the eyebrows are everywhere (kek).

The drunk-ass Pelosi you don't often see?

Ron Watkins, campaign fraudster/grifter.

https://www.azmirror.com/2022/03/30/the-fec-wants-to-know-why-ron-watkins-failed-to-disclose-40-of-his-campaigns-money/

The FEC wants to know why Ron Watkins failed to disclose 40% of his campaign’s money.

The FEC sent a letter to conspiracy theorist Ron Watkins’ campaign this week asking for explanations after his campaign filed an amended campaign finance report

that showed he initially failed to report nearly $21,000 — about 40% of what he says he has raised.

“Failure to adequately respond by the response date noted above could result in an audit or enforcement action,” the FEC wrote to Watkins, who also serves as the treasurer of his campaign.

He has until Saturday to respond.

The FEC also noted that Watkins’ amended disclosure also does not fully disclose the names, addresses and information of some prominent donors, details that are required by federal election law.

Several entries for people who donated amounts in the thousands of dollars have “info requested” listed under their occupation, which the FEC said was “not considered acceptable.”

“You must provide the missing information, or if you are unable to do so, you must demonstrate that ‘best efforts’ have been used to obtain the information,” the letter says.

In Watkins’ original campaign finance report filed at the end of last year, the man who is widely believed to have been behind QAnon’s master account reported having received $30,589.

In the amended filing made on March 24, Watkins reported having $51,214.

Watkins also reported more expenditures and cash on hand in the amended report.

In the initial filing, Watkins reported having around $15,000 on hand after spending about $17,000 on operating expenses.

The amended report shows the campaign really had twice as much cash, reporting $30,299 on hand after spending nearly $23,000.

Watkins also left out a $2,300 airfare expenditure and a “COVID Test” in his original filing report, both billed to Asiana Airlines.

Prior to coming to Arizona, Watkins was living in Japan for about a year. Before that, he had also lived in China and the Philippines, where the online image boards 8chan and 8kun were based.

“Ron Watkins isn’t new to putting out false information, but there are much greater consequences for lying to the FEC than to users on 4chan,”

Campaign for Accountability Executive Director Michelle Kuppersmith said to the Arizona Mirror about the filing.

“Ignorance is not a valid excuse for filing false or incomplete reports, and the FEC should consider all appropriate punitive actions if no better reason is offered.”

Watkins did not respond to a request for comment about the filings and the letter from the FEC.

Any response by Watkins to the commission will be public record and the commission will consider it before taking any action against Watkin’s committee.

Watkins won’t be able to file for an extension on the letter submitted by the FEC….

~Full story at link above~

>>10894

>>10895

>Ron Watkins, campaign fraudster/grifter.

Before QAnon, many came to associate Watkins with an online image board called 8chan, which was later renamed 8kun. Watkins didn’t create the site — its founder was Fredrick Brennan, who would later cut ties with the website — but he became its administrator after his father, Jim Watkins, purchased it.

The site has become a hotbed for hosting extremist and illicit content. It has hosted child porn, and white supremacist mass shooters have used it as a platform to spread their manifestos.

The Christchurch shooter in New Zealand said that he frequented the 4chan and 8chan message boards where far-right and white supremacist rhetoric was prevalent, and directly linked to other real-life hate crimes. The website also promoted antisemitism, at one point creating a cryptocurrency for users to boost their posts with a program they called “King of the Shekel.”

However, 8kun’s most active board by far is “Q Research.” As of March 30, the board had more than 1,700 unique users and over 16 million posts.

In launching his campaign, Watkins has begun to distance himself from QAnon, going so far as to claim he is not associated with the movement, however, he still was the headlining speaker at a QAnon conference in Las Vegas with other Arizona candidates.

Brennan, the former administrator of 8chan firmly believes that either Ron or Jim Watkins were the ones behind the QAnon posts, though both men have firmly denied being involved with the postings.

>>10895

>>10897

Annd just when I thought PB was gone…

isn't the board over half now?

>>10901

noice!

>>10857

The firm contracted?

I have unindexed the board. I have a theory that QR is going to be nuked before election season. If we are not advertised we may end up being a place for any remaining anons to gather after wards. That hit piece on Ron is just the beginning, imo.

>>10904

If there's a future nuking it will be 8kun as a whole and not just QR.

8ch is the past proves future for that and 8ch had moar active non-QR boards than 8kun does.

>>10904

I was just about to ask about that, after noticed missing on front…

>>10899

PB? past bread? whut?

>>10906

If 8kun goes down, it will be Jim that takes it down. Once Ron is BTFO, and he will be, Jim no longer needs Ron For Congress 2022 (formerly QResearch).

Sad thing is, I still like Ron, even though I believe his papa is a POS.

>>10906

Yeah, I hear ya.

Ron wasn't the one that handled the B situation like a compd POS.

Q obviously trusted Ron.

Jim? Eh, prolly not especially now.

>>10908

kek

I guess I love my own posts so much…

>>10909

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/03/30/hunter-biden-laptop-data-examined

Here’s how The Post analyzed Hunter Biden’s laptop

The vast majority of the data — and most of the nearly 129,000 emails it contained — could not be verified by either of the two security experts who reviewed the data for The Post. Neither found clear evidence of tampering in their examinations, but some of the records that might have helped verify contents were not available for analysis, they said. The Post was able in some instances to find documents from other sources that matched content on the laptop that the experts were not able to assess.

Among the reasons for the inconclusive findings was sloppy handling of the data, which damaged some records. The experts found the data had been repeatedly accessed and copied by people other than Hunter Biden over nearly three years. The MacBook itself is now in the hands of the FBI, which is investigating whether Hunter Biden properly reported income from business dealings.

Most of the data obtained by The Post lacks cryptographic features that would help experts make a reliable determination of authenticity, especially in a case where the original computer and its hard drive are not available for forensic examination. Other factors, such as emails that were only partially downloaded, also stymied the security experts’ efforts to verify content.

The contents of Hunter Biden’s laptop computer have sparked debate and controversy since the New York Post and other news organizations in the closing month of the 2020 presidential campaign reported stories based on data purportedly taken from it.

Many Republicans have portrayed this data as offering evidence of misbehavior by Hunter Biden that implicated his father in scandal, while Democrats have dismissed it as probable disinformation, perhaps pushed by Russian operatives acting in a well-documented effort to undermine the elder Biden. Facebook and Twitter in 2020 restricted distribution of stories about the drive’s contents out of concern that the revelations might have resulted from a nefarious hacking campaign intended to upend the election, much as Russian hacks of sensitive Democratic Party emails shaped the trajectory of the 2016 election.

The Washington Post’s forensic findings are unlikely to resolve that debate, offering instead only the limited revelation that some of the data on the portable drive appears to be authentic. The security experts who examined the data for The Post struggled to reach definitive conclusions about the contents as a whole, including whether all of it originated from a single computer or could have been assembled from files from multiple computers and put on the portable drive.

At The Post’s request, Matt Green, a Johns Hopkins University security researcher who specializes in cryptography, and Jake Williams, a forensics expert and former National Security Agency operative who once hacked the computers of foreign adversaries, separately examined two copies The Post made of the portable drive Maxey provided.

The portable drive provided to The Post contains 286,000 individual user files, including documents, photos, videos and chat logs. Of those, Green and Williams concluded that nearly 22,000 emails among those files carried cryptographic signatures that could be verified using technology that would be difficult for even the most sophisticated hackers to fake.

Such signatures are a way for the company that handles the email — in the case of most of these, Google — to provide proof that the message came from a verified account and has not been altered in some way. Alterations made to an email after it has been sent cause the cryptographic signatures to become unverifiable.

The verified emails cover a time period from 2009 to 2019, when Hunter Biden was acting as a consultant to companies from China and Ukraine, and exploring opportunities in several other countries. His father was vice president from 2009 to 2017.

Many of the nearly 22,000 verified emails were routine messages, such as political newsletters, fundraising appeals, hotel receipts, news alerts, product ads, real estate listings and notifications related to his daughters’ schools or sports teams. There was also a large number of bank notifications, with about 1,200 emails from Wells Fargo alone.

Other emails contained exchanges with Hunter Biden’s business partners, personal assistants or members of his family. Some of these emails appear to offer insights into deals he developed and money he was paid for business activities that opponents of his father’s bid for the presidency sought to make a campaign issue in 2020.

In particular, there are verified emails illuminating a deal Hunter Biden developed with a fast-growing Chinese energy conglomerate, CEFC China Energy, for which he was paid nearly $5 million, and other business relationships. Those business dealings are the subject of a separate Washington Post story published at the same time as this one on the forensic examinations of the drive.

The drive also includes some verified emails from Hunter Biden’s work with Burisma, the Ukrainian energy company for which he was a board member. President Donald Trump’s efforts to tie Joe Biden to the removal of a Ukrainian prosecutor investigating Burisma led to Trump’s first impeachment trial, which ended in acquittal in February 2020.

The Post’s review of these emails found that most were routine communications that provided little new insight into Hunter Biden’s work for the company.

The laptop’s journey begins

John Paul Mac Isaac, the owner of the Wilmington repair shop, has said he received the 13-inch MacBook Pro on April 12, 2019, when Hunter Biden asked him to recover data from the computer because it had been damaged by liquid.

According to Mac Isaac’s attorney, Brian Della Rocca, recovering the data was challenging for Mac Isaac.

“He would boot the computer and transfer as much as he could before the computer shut down. Then, he would boot up the computer again, verify what was copied, and then transfer more data until the computer shut down again. This process repeated several times,” Della Rocca said in a prepared statement.

When his work was completed, Della Rocca said, Mac Isaac repeatedly attempted to contact Hunter Biden, who had signed a repair authorization, to advise him the laptop was ready to be picked up, but Hunter never responded. Della Rocca added that Mac Isaac finally came to regard the MacBook as abandoned property.

In July 2019, when news of Hunter Biden’s business dealings with Ukraine was gaining attention — largely because Trump’s private attorney, Rudy Giuliani, was making public allegations of wrongdoing — Mac Isaac contacted the FBI about the MacBook.

On Dec. 9, 2019, FBI agents from the Wilmington field office served a subpoena on Mac Isaac for the laptop, the hard drive and all related paperwork.

“He willingly gave it to the FBI and was happy to see it go,” Della Rocca said.

He added that Mac Isaac, before turning over the computer, made a copy of its hard drive “in case he was ever thrown under the bus as a result of what he knew.”

By then, Trump’s first impeachment trial, which ran from Jan. 16 to Feb. 5, 2020, was underway and Mac Isaac attempted to contact several members of Congress, none of whom replied.

He later contacted Giuliani, whose attorney, Robert Costello, responded almost immediately.

In an email with the subject line “Why is it so difficult to be a whistleblower when you are on the right?” written on Aug. 26, 2020, Mac Isaac told Costello that he had copies of the hard drive from Hunter Biden’s laptop.

“For my protection I made sevral copies and I have been trying quietly to bring it to peoples attention. I am reaching out to you for assistance and making sure the people that need to know about this do.”

Costello said he received a copy of the laptop’s hard drive from Mac Isaac. Giuliani has said he provided that data to the New York Post.

After the New York Post began publishing reports on the contents of the laptop in October 2020, The Washington Post repeatedly asked Giuliani and Republican strategist Stephen K. Bannon for a copy of the data to review, but the requests were rebuffed or ignored.

In June 2021, Maxey, who previously worked as a researcher for Bannon’s “War Room” podcast, delivered to The Washington Post a portable hard drive that he said contained the data. He said he had obtained it from Giuliani.

Responding to findings from news organizations that some material on the drive could be corroborated, Mac Isaac said in a statement: “I am relieved that finally, after 18 months of being persecuted and attacked for my actions, the rest of the country is starting to open their eyes.”

What the experts found

In their examinations, Green and Williams found evidence that people other than Hunter Biden had accessed the drive and written files to it, both before and after the initial stories in the New York Post and long after the laptop itself had been turned over to the FBI.

Maxey had alerted The Washington Post to this issue in advance, saying that others had accessed the data to examine its contents and make copies of files. But the lack of what experts call a “clean chain of custody” undermined Green’s and Williams’s ability to determine the authenticity of most of the drive’s contents.

“The drive is a mess,” Green said.

He compared the portable drive he received from The Post to a crime scene in which detectives arrive to find Big Mac wrappers carelessly left behind by police officers who were there before them, contaminating the evidence.

That assessment was echoed by Williams.

“From a forensics standpoint, it’s a disaster,” Williams said. (The Post is paying Williams for the professional services he provided. Green declined payment.)

But both Green and Williams agreed on the authenticity of the emails that carried cryptographic signatures, though there was variation in which emails Green and Williams were able to verify using their forensic tools. The most reliable cryptographic signatures, they said, came from leading technology companies such as Google, which alone accounted for more than 16,000 of the verified emails.

Neither expert reported finding evidence that individual emails or other files had been manipulated by hackers, but neither was able to rule out that possibility.

They also noted that while cryptographic signatures can verify that an email was sent from a particular account, they cannot verify who controlled that account when the email was sent. Hackers sometimes create fake email accounts or gain access to authentic ones as part of disinformation campaigns — a possibility that cannot be ruled out with regard to the email files on Hunter Biden’s laptop.

Williams wrote in his technical report that timestamps on a sampling of documents and operating system indexes he examined were consistent with each other, suggesting the authenticity of at least some of the files that lacked cryptographic signatures. But he and Green agreed that sophisticated hackers could have altered the drive’s contents, including timestamps, in a way difficult and perhaps impossible to detect through forensic examination alone.

Analysis was made significantly more difficult, both experts said, because the data had been handled repeatedly in a manner that deleted logs and other files that forensic experts use to establish a file’s authenticity.

“No evidence of tampering was discovered, but as noted throughout, several key pieces of evidence useful in discovering tampering were not available,” Williams’ reports concluded.

Some contents matched data from other sources

Out of the drive’s 217 gigabytes of data, there are 4.3 gigabytes of email files.

Green, working with two graduate students, verified 1,828 emails — less than 2 percent of the total — but struggled with others that had technical flaws they could not resolve. He said the most common problems resulted from alterations caused when the MacBook’s mail-handling software downloaded files with attachments in a way that made cryptographic verification of those messages difficult.

Williams verified a larger number of emails, nearly 22,000 in total — which included almost all of the ones Green had verified — after overcoming that problem by using software to correct alterations in the files. But he encountered obstacles with other emails that were only partially downloaded onto the drive, creating incomplete files that could not be verified cryptographically. Most of these files, he said, were probably just snippets of emails that would allow a user to preview the messages without downloading the full files.

The cryptographic verification techniques worked only on incoming emails, not ones that were sent from Hunter Biden’s accounts. Because the purpose of these signatures is to verify the identity of senders, only the records of an incoming email would contain signatures.

In addition to emails, the drive includes hundreds of thousands of other documents, including more than 36,000 images, more than 36,000 iMessage chat entries, more than 5,000 text files and more than 1,300 videos, according to tallies made by Williams, who, like Green, could not definitively verify any of them. In a small number of cases, The Post was able to establish the veracity of some of these files, such as bank documents, by obtaining copies from other sources.

Among the emails verified by Williams and Green were a batch of messages from Vadym Pozharskyi, an adviser to the board of Burisma, the Ukrainian gas company for which Hunter Biden was a board member. Most of these emails were reminders of board meetings, confirmation of travel, or notifications that his monthly payment had been sent.

Both Green and Williams said the Burisma emails they verified cryptographically were likely to be authentic, but they cautioned that if the company was hacked, it would be possible to fake cryptographic signatures — something much less likely to happen with Google.

One of the verified emails from Pozharskyi, which was the focus of one of the initial stories from the New York Post, was written on April 17, 2015. It thanked Hunter Biden “for inviting me to DC and giving me an opportunity to meet your father and spent [sic] some time together.”

When the email first emerged in the New York Post about three weeks before the 2020 election, the Biden campaign and Hunter Biden’s lawyer both denied that Pozharskyi had ever met with Joe Biden. Asked recently about the email, the White House pointed to the previous denials, which The Post has examined in detail.

Some other emails on the drive that have been the foundation for previous news reports could not be verified because the messages lacked verifiable cryptographic signatures. One such email was widely described as referring to Joe Biden as “the big guy” and suggesting the elder Biden would receive a cut of a business deal. One of the recipients of that email has vouched publicly for its authenticity but President Biden has denied being involved in any business arrangements.

New folders created on drive given to The Post

The Post spent months reviewing the data on the portable drive in its entirety and seeking forensic verification of its contents. It made two new copies of the portable drive provided by Maxey so the experts could analyze them.

Green examined the drive first and, based on his initial findings, urged The Post to seek a second review to verify more of its contents. The Post then hired Williams, who has conducted forensic analyses for Fortune 100 financial services companies and also did similar work during his time at the NSA. He is now on the faculty of the information security research group IANS.

Many questions about the drive remained impossible to answer definitively. That includes what happened during a nearly year-long period of apparent inactivity from September 2019 — about five months after Hunter Biden reportedly dropped off the laptop at the repair shop — until August 2020, when the presidential campaign involving his father was entering its final months.

Soon after that period of inactivity — and months after the laptop itself had been taken into FBI custody — three new folders were created on the drive. Dated Sept. 1 and 2, 2020, they bore the names “Desktop Documents,” “Biden Burisma” and “Hunter. Burisma Documents.”

Williams also found records on the drive that indicated someone may have accessed the drive from a West Coast location in October 2020, little more than a week after the first New York Post stories on Hunter Biden’s laptop appeared.

Over the next few days, somebody created three additional folders on the drive, titled, “Mail,” “Salacious Pics Package” and “Big Guy File” — an apparent reference to Joe Biden.

Attempts to verify the emails relied mainly on a technology called DKIM, which stands for DomainKeys Identified Mail. DKIM is a cryptographic technology used by Google and some other email services to verify the identities of senders.

Williams also used a second cryptographic technology called ARC, for Authenticated Received Chain. It was created to make cryptographic verification possible even when email moves through multiple services.

Williams said ARC, though slightly less reliable than DKIM, was a worthy alternative for emails for which DKIM verification was not possible. Overall, his list of emails included 16,425 verified by DKIM and 5,521 verified by ARC.

There are limits to cryptographic verification of emails, both experts said. Not all email services provide cryptographic signatures, and among those that did, not all did so with the care of Google, which is regarded within the technology industry as having strong security protocols. Green and Williams said the only realistic way to fake Google’s DKIM signatures would be to hack the company’s own secure servers and steal private cryptographic keys — something they considered unlikely even for nation-state-level hackers using the most advanced techniques.

>>10912

Well, there's the narrative:

The laptop has been handled so much over the last 3 years that everything on it has been compd so any findings are null and void.

>>10908

>If 8kun goes down, it will be Jim that takes it down.

as if that hasn't been happening already.

Is the Ukraine War in a Stalemate or Checkmate?

>>10916

"First, do no harm, unless they are a (insert marxist buzzword)"

97 Comms.

R.I.P. K.

>>10922

People in the cities are not going to be too happy with their globohomo overlords…

>>10897

>white supremacist mass shooters have used it as a platform to spread their manifestos.

…That they wrote using an operating system known as Windows and uploaded using technologies from various companies from Intel and Dell, to the internet via a hardline connection using At&t whom are also suspected complicit It was also discovered they breathed the same air as others. They are also under investigation.

Do they see how stupid that argument is?

>>10891

xD

As long as the ideas being presented aren't "Anti-Semitic in nature and merely identification of their religious background I see no reason why you would be banned.

You are among the most reasonable (of those I've met online) here.

oh wait…You might not be whom Im thinking of.

>>10883 Crying for help?

"Slackers" Indeed.

OSS, FJ, 8b get your airdrops bros.

BLAZR, ANDRO airdrop deadline TODAY.

Get your wallet (if you made an AWallet from that last airdrop I shared from ACoin and the HIVE (;)) )

and add the contract there in the Binance Wallet portion.

10k Free Andro Bros.

Much Love.

Stay Sexy.

Here's the link.

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> <o

>>10932

INVESTIGATE AALL OF THEM.

>>10871

<Speaker of the House for THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

kek, he's not going to be the mouthpiece for a corpse.

>>10907

>PB?

my mistake anon, in my head I was commenting on not seeing that disgusting piece of shit of a human being that spams the board with… id rather not say…

But I always keep multiple tabs open, mostly because I'm retarded and don't close anything, but also to see if/what when shit gets deleted.

There was a post almost immediately following the Ron story, which i linked in my first post.

>>10933

It should naturally lead to their subsidiaries and channels like Microsoft and other Operating systems or communication proliferation systems that are complicit.

>>10935

Ohhh ok, I think I figured it out now, that PB…

All good, shit happens.

~07

>>10897

> 4chan and 8chan message boards

>>10898

I thought anons already told them the simpsons didn't predict this?

This is funny: https://www.reddit.com/r/Qult_Headquarters/comments/l1wk4j/q_research_forum_on_8kun_qanons_online_home_was/

>>10941

is it show and tell? or show and edit?

or …what. More pillow talk? kek!

>>10941

And telegram is complete garbage

>>10943

>>10943

>And telegram is complete garbage

>download app

>SMS registration

yah, no thanks… cool story tho

>>10942

Show and Tell? Show and Edit?

Neither, Screenshots of previous Epic bake before the clown show re-erected their online version of CHAZ\CHOP

>>10943

>And telegram is complete garbage

The internet is garbage FTMP so..

>>10944

>And telegram is complete garbage

>download app

Isn't that what we used to do to run applications on computers?

>SMS registration

Just about Every Other Social Website

Gee why even get online then? Fuck this living in fear goddamn bullshit so…

Yeah.

>>10945

>Gee why even get online then?

>>10946

>>Gee why even get online then?

I didn't realize pressing those buttons would bring out the glow… (yeah i did ;D)

>I didn't realize pressing those buttons would bring out the glow… (yeah i did ;D)

You have a problem.

Hope you get it solved before someone solves it for you.

<You have a problem.

Considering I got (you)s from 4 UIDs that are not e01444, but you're mad enough to respond to an untagged post… i'd say the opposite is true.

<Hope you get it solved before someone solves it for you.

The underhanded threats don't mean anything either, mafiaboy wannabe

>>10950

correction, 3, not counting this untagged exchange

Wow, you're a fucking idiot.

Dont tweak and type while drinking faggot.

better yet keep mixing uppers and downers till you get the palps and get a fucking reality check high faggot.

Speaking of buttons…. palppalppalppalp POP

Hope you don't lose any more friends or yourself on account of faggotry.

Don't push buttons and they won't be in return.

Tooth for Tooth…

Enjoy yourself. Isnt that why the HIVE was made? To relax apart from the faggotry?

Dont bring that shit here and I expect an apology faggot. Get to it.

Get mad faggot, isn't that what you were trying to do to someone else?

>>10955

>>10956

Wtf is going on here bruh..