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>>17027831

Forgot one oops

>>17027831

mabye they are free lance; but I highly doubt it.

>>17027875

Ruth Christ's Steakhouse was/is his primary radio sponsor. Guess who owns a major piece of Ruth Christ's Steakhouse?

Wait for it?……..

George Soros

I love my girl so much, when will I see her?

>>17027875

Educational work is changing the narrative with propaganda

WE WILL MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN

>>17028070

>yes, but we worship the Creator, not the creation.

This is true and I never said anything about "worshiping" the planets.

Never once.

This is funny!

https://mobile.twitter.com/thevivafrei

Damn it, I'm crying

>>17028070

>create tribunals

Thanks. I think that means to create lower courts, and doesn't refer to the (military) tribunals I'm thinking of.

>>17028278

Aren't you the same oracle who tried to get me to sell me soul for music abilities? Chill out, virtual boy.

>>17028278

Interdasting

Oils

Anointing is the ritual act of pouring aromatic oil over a person's head or entire body. By extension, the term is also applied to related acts of sprinkling, dousing, or smearing a person or object with any perfumed oil, milk, butter, or other fat.Wikipedia

>>17028081

Yessss

>>17028434

The sun doesn't do the same to the earth does it? We have "night". How would the sun illuminate the entire moon but not the earth?

>>17028036

One fell off accidently from what I saw and then she removed the other probably rightly thinking it looked stupid during the speech.

>>17028036

So?

those that have 'sex as a child' are raped and lose Jesus as their soul to instead become as a dog mentally that doesn't understand to kill itself instead of 'normalizing' child rape.

those that have had 'sex with a child' are child rapists and lose Jesus as their soul to instead become as a dog mentally and have to be killed unless they commit suicide to prevent them from raping more children.

those that are (((inbred))) never had Jesus as their soul because (((inbreds))) are a product of child rape and can only ever 'know' being a dog mentally and have to be killed unless they commit suicide to prevent further (((epsteins and maxwells))) eating and raping children.

sex is only for adult man and woman in a marriage to start a family!

protect your children from (((degeneracy))) or your children will eventually kill themselves or get murdered.

kill all dogs as all (((inbreds))) are pedophiles to be drowned.

No children in the city as the city is strictly for adults!

>>17028718

and it equals !Q. ! inverts the bits, so if Q were represented by bit 1 in 00010 then !Q would be 11101.

Therefore (11101 && 11101) = ?? 11101 which is TRUE since logical TRUE is NOT 0000000.

Reuters

@Reuters

Traitor or 'patsy'? Ex-CIA coder's WikiLeaks U.S. trial begins

http://reut.rs/3tCVaxf

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1536818329498931201

>>17028434

You can’t tell me what to do.

I am free to do what I want.

>>17027831

>Oct 2016, initiate "Project Q" to alert the Anons and spread the word that, "It's Happening!!"

Oct. 2017 is when Q showed up.

This made me kek.

>>17028855

Smith is a philosopher of science at the University of Paris, an occasional Damage contributor, and one of the most interesting public intellectuals of our age. He’s one of the few people writing on the internet who manages to avoid writing like the internet. Online writing might be about birds or Proust or the Kuiper Belt, but always in a way that’s optimized for the endless, tedious war being fought on social media. Occasionally, Smith will even write about cancel culture or wokeness or Trump, but always in a way that points away from the squabbles of the day, and towards a more genuine fascination with the things and the history of the world.

In this book, he shows us prototypes for the internet in some unexpected places. Like me, Smith finds demons at the origin of the digital age: here, it’s in the Brazen Head, a magical contraption supposedly built by the thirteenth-century scholar Roger Bacon. Like a “medieval Siri,” this head could answer any yes or no question it was given; it was a thing with a mind, but without a soul. Bacon’s contemporaries were convinced that the head was real, and that he had created it with the help of the Devil. Seven hundred years ago, we were already worried about the possibility of an artificial general intelligence.

If it’s possible to build a machine that has a mind, or at least acts in a mind-like way, what does that say about our own minds? Leibniz, a pioneer of early AI, insisted that his gear-driven mechanical calculator did not think, because the purely rational and technical operations of the mind—adding, subtracting—are not real thought. “It is unworthy of excellent men to lose hours like slaves in the labor of calculation;” a calculating machine would allow us to spend more time fully inhabiting our own minds. Today, of course, it’s gone the other way: computerized systems form our opinions for us and decide what music we enjoy; dating-app algorithms choose our sexual partners. Meanwhile, the pressures of capitalism force us to act as rational agents, always calculating our individual interests, condemned to live like machines. It has all, Smith admits, gone very badly wrong. But it could have gone otherwise.

After all, there have already been many different versions of the internet; go back far enough, and the internet is simply part of nature. An elephant’s stomping foot, the clicking of a sperm whale, the chemical signals released into the air by sagebrush, all of which send meaningful messages over a long distance. “Throughout the living world, telecommunication is more likely the norm than the exception.” Mystics understood this; they have always assumed that something like the internet already existed, in their vision of a “system of hidden filaments or threads that bind all things.” Ancient philosophers, from the Stoics to the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, saw creation as a kind of cosmic textile. “How intertwined in the fabric is the thread and how closely woven the web.” Maybe, Smith suggests, it is not a coincidence that the first fully programmable computer was the Jacquard loom, a machine for entangling threads. Our digital computer network is just the latest iteration of something that permeates the entire world. The internet is happening wherever birds sing in the morning; the internet is furiously coursing through the soil beneath a small patch of grass.

pt 5

>>17028723

kek

thanks

exactly what i needed

rally time!!!

>>17028010

Maybe we should bomb Langley kek

>>17028081

food is a funny analogy for you actually.. so if a thief steals your food, you would stop eating?

>>17028018

Antifa and crew don’t give a fuck about the issues.

They get paid to fuck shit up.

>>17029236

If you wanted to crash the markets and do a financial reset, which [they] do, not a lot of better options than to get her elevated to the presidency and tank it then. Doesn't matter if a no-confidence market sell-off/devastating crash would be the organic reaction to her ascendency or not. It would be plausible as all hell.

>>17028506

>Adrenochrome

I don't think it's that.

I think she is one that is legitimately just somehow objectively attractive.

Don Jr posted on this today… golden ratio stuff.

>>17028018

She seems to be rather messed up in the head though.

That pic on the left is utterly disconcerting.

Beauty suggests wholesomeness, but…

>>17027443

>Trump did his part but he's fudging the end-game by allowing so many Americans to suffer so he can sweep in at the right moment and be remembered as the God-king savior in the history books.

>>17027573

was thinking about a project of making memes

or at least a file or website

of the suspected crimes of these people

or even just their stories, family histories etc

even "body count" lists

there's so much to track

where's the files???

>>17027831

This is such a horrible thing for them to do.

Not prosecuting Trump for Jan. 6 would fuel a 'much graver threat,' Liz Cheney says

A criminal case could be “difficult” but necessary, Cheney said on "This Week."

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/prosecuting-trump-jan-fuel-graver-threat-liz-cheney/story?id=86132933

MP4

https://twitter.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1538222402966106112

il Donaldo Trumpo

@PapiTrumpo

HAD TO DO IT!!!😂😂😂

1,224 views

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2:09 PM · Jun 18, 2022·Twitter Web App

>>17029410

and do no forget a bunch of the instigators at 1/6 had orange on. We still do not fully even know about the orange comms except for a while back there a bunch of people started putting oranges on twitter. Made some memes about that too a few months back, it tied into pelosi also if i recall.

>>17029905

But Black people are offended if someone looks at them suspiciously when they enter a store.

#OTD in 1942, the Grumman F6F Hellcat flew for the first time. The F6F would become the most successful Navy fighter of WWII, with Hellcat pilots claiming 5,163 victories and a 19:1 kill-to-loss ratio.

https://twitter.com/NavalInstitute/status/1541138314840969216

With note of caution, Newsom signs bill decriminalizing loitering for purpose of prostitution

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill Friday that decriminalizes loitering for the purposes of prostitution. Senate Bill 357 was authored by State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, who has said that police use existing loitering laws to discriminate against people of color and LGBTQ people, particularly transgender people. “Current law essentially allows law enforcement to target and arrest people if they are wearing tight clothes or a lot of make-up. Many of those impacted by this law are Black and Brown trans women,” Wiener said in a statement about the bill.

The measure had several sponsors, including ACLU California Action. But it was opposed by several anti-trafficking groups, including the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, which said it would hinder efforts to fight sex trafficking. “The same people that this bill is supposed to protect will be hurt by taking away the very mechanisms to protect them,” said center Vice President Stephany Powell, a former LAPD vice sergeant, in a statement.

https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article263034468.html#storylink=cpy

>>17028434

Anon knows, trust me.

>>17028855

Mexico funneling more illegal criminals

trannywhoretranny sends out subversive survielance feels fill

>>17029410

MORE WINNING

>>17028506

tyb!

https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Deutsche+Gesellschaft+f%C3%83%C2%BCr+Christliche+Kunst%22

>>17028506

>Truth Social is the only platform with the proper opsec security to meet Q's needs.

It's not just opsec. Worldwide dissemination of information requires a more robust and accessible platform than 8kun. 4chan/8chan/8kun provided plausible deniability and anonymity. The information dissemination phase will be public and require far greater resources than available at 8kun.

>>17027516

She was weaponized by her father.

>>17027471

Must be hard

bidenX - confused gas lighting

pootin' fault - lol

demtards starting to take on thar dear leaders features and influential speakin style (whispers)

Feels good seeing fast filling breads again

We’re getting the band back together.

https://t.me/ungathegreat/3306

UngaTheGreat, [03.07.22 01:45]

[ Video ]

Dr. Robert Malone: Western Regulatory Authorities Are All Compromised

MALONE: “Why is the corporate-controlled media acting as a propaganda arm for Pfizer and Moderna? I think that’s kind of self-evident. They’re completely captured and controlled… we’ve now got is a situation in which we can no longer count on any of the Western regulatory authorities. They are all compromised or, to put it less nicely, corrupted.”

@UngaTheGreat | Rumble (https://rumble.com/v1awwzm-dr.-robert-malone-western-regulatory-authorities-are-all-compromised.html)

>>17029393

guilt trip train had to go back last bread. you missed it.

>>17028305

>rare!

As is the opportunity and desire to be in such a place at such a time. World is watching.

Jean-Pierre: If Americans are able to use their voice at the ballot box, bring in more members that support this issue, there is movement we can make. There is a way that we can restore Roe…can the president continue to use executive authority? We'll see what else he can do.

>>17030857

Nope, not excused!

But you've made totally clear that you are a retarded, stupid assfucking faggot, posting faster than his brain, much less his "knowledge", would work.

Go back to lotions, mirrors & fucking asses, idiot. Chess doesn't seem to be your thing.

>>17028081

and a good morning to you, sir

>>17028018

I won't be consuming this story. I suspect it's tainted source.

I'm sticking to

1.7 trillion->Nazis

40 Billion ->Nazis

700 million ->Nazis

so nancy pelosi can start ww3.

>>17028070

Old news though. These things are so glaringly obvious it feels dirty and weak to even mention it. It's common sense, an unsaid code, common knowledge.

So why was I compelled to jot it down now?

No idea. Early bread fill.

>>17031028

notable af

If you're gonna Vote, Don't Vote the #WhiteRino

I WANNA be on truth social, but I fucking can't. I don't get it. I have an imac and a linux laptop..

>>17028723

Your mommy.

46 DEAD

..while being trafficked in the back of a semi, per FAux news…

Couldn't grab a pic in time.

https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2022/jun/12/sheriffs-office-releases-names-of-31-patriot-front/

STAY ANONYMOUS - BE ACTIVE ONLINE - DO NOT GET DETECTED

>>17027875

TYB

>>17028122

Notables @500

GLOBALS Amended

>>17030001

>>17029906

>>17030471

>>17029131

>>17029131

>>17029131

>>17029591

>>17028081

>>17028010

>>17028172

getting interesting in here

>>17028018

checkmate security for bidan

no USSS

>>17029591

neck yourself kike

U.S. Supreme Court's Breyer will officially retire on Thursday

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-supreme-courts-breyer-will-officially-retire-thursday-2022-06-29/

WASHINGTON, June 29 (Reuters) - Liberal U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer will officially retire on Thursday, paving the way for President Joe Biden's appointee Ketanji Brown Jackson to be sworn in to the lifetime position to replace him, the court said on Wednesday.

Jackson, 51, is set to become the first Black woman to serve on the nation's top judicial body after being confirmed by the Senate on on April 7. Breyer, 83, has served on the court since 1994 and announced his plans to retire in January. He will retire at noon (1600 GMT) on Thursday shortly after the court issues the last of its rulings of its current term.

"It has been my great honor to participate as a judge in the effort to maintain our Constitution and the Rule of Law," Breyer said in a letter to Biden.

Breyer, the court's oldest justice, often found himself in dissent on a court that has moved ever rightward, including last Friday when its conservative majority overturned the constitutional right to abortion recognized in the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling.

Breyer also dissented in another major ruling last week when the court's conservatives endorsed for the first time a right under the U.S. Constitution to carry a handgun in public.

Jackson's confirmation by the Senate marked a victory for Biden, who has sought to infuse the federal judiciary with a broader range of backgrounds.

Stephen Breyer

Stephen Gerald Breyer is an American lawyer and jurist who has served as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States since 1994. He was nominated by President Bill Clinton, and replaced retiring justice Harry Blackmun. Breyer is generally associated with the liberal wing of the Court.

>>17030471

No, Im just not a pathetic little white cuck like you are.

Stop being pussy faggots. They already call you racist. Get over it.

>>17030001

Notable, twitter like CNN hiring all the spooks.

>>17029905

Yeah but Q is a specific identifier not anonymous. There are 4,500 + Q posts, none are signed off as “Qanon”. Additionally, qanon can be found in Hillary Clinton email 29278 on Wikileaks.

>>17028718

trying to reason with bot or shill is folly

Gorka is such a fucking tool.

https://twitter.com/KingsleyCortes/status/1539995006748041218

H.R.2377 - Last Act of the Federal Government Act

https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/2377/text

Quite excessive

>>17028036

Nice masonic hand sign

>>17031208

Well, you have me super intimidated. Guess I shouldn't post this again

>>17029393

I just go to the NSA website and search for UFO docs. Kicks hell outta the Clown malware.

>>17031877

Renaissance Faire costume.

Went to one a few years ago, and the costumes are crazy, not just Renaissance, just anything weird.

>>17030560

The owls of lilith

>>17032090

Noice

>>17028070

She’s a “dramatic ally”

>>17028122

>>17032040

Leopard comms are a thing. Snow leopards in particular. They appear in the Denver Airport apocalypse murals. There were more than a few that supposedly died of Covid in zoos last year. They show up on some major crests and flags. Kazakhstan for instance, where Joe and Hunter were fucking around. They had the coup there recently. China has a military unit called the Leopards or something like that too. Phonefagging, or I'd dig my caps out.

>>17030401

Holy shit.

>>17030931

>White House correspondents think KJP is a flop