/qresearch/ - Q Research

>>12759083

>Gates

>>12759144

>RH Limit is down to 1 share of GME.

>>12758849

If they really want to impeach why is Roberts unavailable?

>>12759120

oh

i forgot

click on gedmatch <archaic DNA matches>

put in your kit number

leave the segment set to 0.5

and it will show

a big list

and we can go in and adjust the segement length of the analysis

and it will eliminate all the noise in the information

start with like 5.0 segment

if nothing

go 4.0

if nothing go 3.0

i get this result by setting my segment length to 4.0

you can see the neandrathal <40k years old>

some german, more recent.

so my neandrathal is croatian

and some german stuff right?

not super informative

what if i plug in my moms dna?

is she the same markers?

that is the problem i think

maybe she has an extra marker?

the last image is run at 3.0 segment

it still reduces the noise

and i pick up some matches from

older and newer <corpses>

so… age of corpse

doesn't help ALOT

it says something

but you culd have an ancient bloodline

that died recently

and was found

i mean

it could be a 10kyr old line

but have died 2kyr ago

and so…

it doesnt give you a full picture within itself.

>>12759150

>There

>>12758849

https://outline.com/LuksjT

Chief Justice John Roberts’ Move Not to Sit for Trump Impeachment Sparks Constitutional Concerns

Chief Justice John Roberts’ decision not to preside over former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial has raised concerns about whether the proceedings are constitutional.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) told MSNBC that Roberts “did not want” to partake in the impeachment trial.

“The Constitution says the chief justice presides for a sitting president,” he said. “So it was up to John Roberts whether he wanted to preside with a president who is no longer sitting, Trump, and he doesn’t want to do it.”

Schumer has argued that an impeachment trial of a president once he’s left office is constitutional and vowed to go through with it.

Instead of Roberts, Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), the Senate president pro tempore, will preside over the trial.

The Supreme Court has not responded to a request for comment from The Epoch Times or other news outlets about the reason why Roberts won’t partake. Roberts has not offered a public comment about his decision.

But because Roberts isn’t presiding over the event, some have argued that it goes against the Constitution.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) was one of them, writing an opinion article earlier this week noting that “the Constitution says two things about impeachment—it is a tool to remove the officeholder, and it must be presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.”

“Neither one of those things will happen. President Trump is gone, and Justice John Roberts, properly noticing the absence of an officeholder being impeached, is declining to preside,” he continued. “That settles it for me.”

The Kentucky Republican made reference to Roberts’ decision not to attend the trial on the floor of the Senate during his bid to vote down the impeachment trial.

“If the chief justice doesn’t preside, I think it’s an illegitimate hearing and really goes to show that it’s not really constitutional to impeach someone who’s not president,” he remarked.

Paul’s bid was voted down 55–45, with five Republican senators joining Democrats to go ahead with the trial. However, 17 Republicans are needed to convict Trump.

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), a member of GOP leadership, said earlier in the week that the “Constitution requires that the chief justice preside over the impeachment trial of a president,” adding that it is “indicative of the fact that we’re in uncharted waters.”

>>12759055

So, I am taking that as a "NO" you are NOT advertising your business on our board…ok… it was a simple question and you tried real hard to turn it into a insult…/bravo…you failed…but point taken.

>>12759204

>https://outline.com/LuksjT

“I just think it looks very petty and vindictive,” he added. “I understand there are a lot of people who are mad, but the process itself already looks like a railroad job.”

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) objected to Roberts not presiding over the trial.

“That is his constitutional duty. I can’t imagine why a Supreme Court justice would not do his duty,” she said last week, according to The Hill.

Leahy, in confirming the move, said he would “not waver from my constitutional and sworn obligations” to administer “impartial justice” during Trump’s second trial.

On Tuesday, the 80-year-old Vermont Democrat was taken to the hospital and was under observation before he was released hours later, his office confirmed.

“This evening, Senator Leahy was in his Capitol office and was not feeling well,” Leahy spokesman David Carle said in a statement to news outlets at the time. “He was examined in the Capitol by the Attending Physician. Out of an abundance of caution, the Attending Physician recommended that he be taken to a local hospital for observation,” the spokesperson added before saying that he had returned home.

Roberts presided over Trump’s first impeachment trial last year. Trump’s next trial is scheduled to start the week of Feb. 8.

FRESH

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>>12759131

>>12759131

>>12759131

FRESH

INCOMING GERBIL SPERG

>>12759160

>Lawrence Harvey Zeiger aka Larry King

>Soap Opera Actor

>>12758888

chegggged

>>12759208

here this is more subtile

>>12759220

now

since you cant tell much going that far back at the 4.0 segment

i go ahead and run the test again

i want to reduce the noise

but not destroy .. leads

so i can look for abnormality

or difference in these 2 on the right

and compare

look

dig

you can see there <is> differnce

but it doesn't tell you muihc

even if ilook up the <assocaited> discovery of said corpse

it dosn't get you too far.