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GHOSTED

NB UR UP!

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TYB

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tygrvl

lb locked and clean

o7

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TYB. Merry Christmas!

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tyb

o7

QClock December 24, 2024 - U1, Iran, Russia, Stratcomm, Sum of All Fears

This is an embarrassment to the board and your country.

They are fake witness to a fake event.

wow, a Christmas Miracle (pic related)

thank you Anons

(reach out to Roseanne for Jan 2025 kek)

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>WHAT THE DROPS MEAN!

https://youtu.be/IwdUT5vKnyY

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tyb

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THIS BREAD WILL BRING ALL THE DUCKS IN LINE - OCTAGON POLYGON QUACKS

What happens if you have the entire USPS employee email list..

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The fbi hahahahahahaha

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duck comms?

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Are you scared?

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TYB

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https://reason.com/2019/12/06/rambo-saves-christmas/

I wonder where I can watch this?

https://visitgreenland.com/articles/10-facts-nellie-huang/

RED GREEN

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Greenland is geographically a part of the North American continent,

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Tyb

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> Erik the Red

Any relation to Donald the Red?

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Reconcile.

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merry Christmas anon.

UK Convenes Emergency COBRA Over Drones, Possible 'Hostile State'

Tuesday, 24 December 2024 08:41 AM EST

Unidentified drones over U.S. air bases in the United Kingdom reportedly prompted British senior officials to hold secret meetings to discuss the emergency, which could be the work of an enemy state.

U.K. military officials have expressed alarm that it has been impossible to find the pilots responsible for controlling the drones and have not ruled out that the aerial objects are the work of a hostile state, The Times of London reported.

The drones involved sophisticated technology that prevented authorities from tracking them or identifying those responsible.

None have been captured, nor have they been affected by electronic countermeasures such as jamming, the outlet reported.

Investigators believe the drones were controlled in real time by live operators and not programmed.

Authorities have ruled out the work of hobbyists.

"They're very sophisticated, very fast. This is not the work of hobbyists but no one is confident of attribution at the moment," one British official told the Times.

The U.K. situation is similar to that seen over parts of New Jersey, New York, and neighboring states, where drones have been seen since Nov. 18.

At least two COBRA (Cabinet Office Briefing Room A) meetings have been held, the Times reported.

COBRA meetings, gatherings of senior government officials, often are held in time of national crisis, according to the Security Journal United Kingdom.

The purpose of a COBRA meeting is to ensure that the government can respond quickly and effectively to crises, with all relevant information and decision-makers in one room.

U.S. Navy members have joined British military police to investigate the drones seen over Royal Air Force (RAF) Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, RAF Fairford, and RAF Feltwell.

Facilities to house nuclear weapons are under construction at Lakenheath, the Times reported.

British and American intelligence services have probed whether Russia's military intelligence agency, GRU, was responsible.

"It seemed to us that it was plausible the Russians were behind the flights but it could have been non-state groups," a U.S. intelligence source told the outlet.

"There has been no firm evidence that Russians were involved."

U.S. military officials say the drones, flown over the bases in late November and early December, varied in size and configurations.

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/u-k-cobra-meeting/2024/12/24/id/1192759/

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/defence/article/mystery-drones-hostile-state-fhs07lnb7

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>Erik the Red

Eric the Red

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>Let it Rain #Christmas

tyb

In a board where truth is sought,

Where anons gather, minds unbought,

A Christmas poem for you to read,

To spread some cheer, fulfill the need.

In the depths of cyberspace,

Where Q posts with a cryptic grace,

There's a special kind of light,

That shines on Christmas Eve tonight.

For anons, the researchers keen,

Who dig through data, scene by scene,

This season brings a moment's peace,

A time for joy, all strife to cease.

The snowflakes fall in silent dance,

While theories spin in every glance,

But on this day, let's set aside,

The puzzles, drops, and truths we hide.

From Mar-a-Lago to your screen,

A message clear, serene, and clean:

"Merry Christmas, anons dear,

May your hearts be light, your spirits cheer."

In this digital realm we dwell,

Where secrets in plain sight do swell,

Remember, too, the reason why,

We gather here, beneath the sky.

For freedom, truth, and love of land,

For bonds that no one can disband,

So here's to you, with heartfelt glee,

A Christmas wish from Q to thee.

May your Qmaps guide you to the light,

May your family be your delight,

And as you rest from your quest,

Know that you're at your very best.

So bake those cookies, sip that cheer,

For anons far and anons near,

On QResearch, this festive night,

Merry Christmas, with all our might!

Now back to work, but with new zest,

For in the morning, we'll again quest,

But tonight, let's celebrate,

The Christmas spirit, pure and great.

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>RED GREEN

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>GREEN

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Mexico is the home of the Cartels and the B.I.S has moved one of its bases there for international settlements.

They now have on in Hong Kong controlled by Chyna.

Their main office is in Basel Switzerland

below images shows you what they have for their plans.

continents without borders.

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The article’s image, which was shown in Alex Soros’ post, was an illustration with two Getty stock photos: one of glass shattered around a bullet hole and one of a hand holding $47 in cash. On X, article previews currently include the article’s image, the source, and the headline of the article. [The Atlantic, 1/18/24; 9to5Google, 1/4/24]

https://www.mediamatters.org/george-soros/far-right-figures-baselessly-claim-alex-soros-posted-article-atlantic-direct-threat

Alex Soros

@AlexanderSoros

Last year, the crime and inflation crises largely evaporated. So did the leading theories about what had caused them.

From theatlantic.com

4:55 PM · Jan 21, 2024

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https://x.com/AlexanderSoros/status/1749234395192414308

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Thank you STAN for filling up the 8kun cookie jar o7

>100%

https://moritzlaw.osu.edu/deborah-jones-merritt-ba-jd

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Indeed.

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>There is a Theory that Q is a Russian Orthodox Christian

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yep did a massive dig on that and archived the john brennon table top excerise roll played by major ngos and big names.

see below

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USA, BLINKIN TURNS AGAINST MURDURO AND STATES URRUTIA WON ELECTION!!

Note: A strange situation in Venezuela, Muduro wins by cheating, the people revolt, many countries back Edmundo González Urrutia against Murduro, Murduro brings in the army, some of the army side with Urrutia and now the USA blinkin backs Urrutia.

Why is this weird, because hugo chavis helped set up smartmatic the election counting machines which have corrupted all elections with its partners and something Murduro has benefited from. now Alex Soros chimes in with his tweet and article. Will post full articule, but there is clown fuckery here ..

>>21336509, >>21336543, >>21336540, Venezuela election result, benny johnson and alex soros, blinkin backs loser against Murduro - A bun worthy of anons attention.

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Benny Johnson

The United States Department of State issues a statement recognizing Edmundo González Urrutia as the new President Elect of Venezuelaand says “overwhelming evidence” shows he defeated Nicolás Maduro

8:47 PM · Aug 1, 2024·76.5K Views

https://x.com/bennyjohnson/status/1819173138724221156

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August 1, 2024

Assessing the Results of Venezuela’s Presidential Election

Antony J. Blinken, Secretary of State

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ARCHIVING - ALEX SOROS TWEETS THIS OPINE IN THE WASHINGTON POST WITH A CHESS GAME IMAGE OF THE RED KING PIECE !!!

Note: archive from last post. continued in next comment, very long opine article, continued in comments post linked.

>>21394346, >>21394353, >>21394359, >>21394374 CLOWNS HAVE GAMEPLANNED WHAT TO DO IF DJT WINS THE 2024 ELECTION

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Opinion How to harden our defenses against an authoritarian president

A commander in chief with little concern for legal limits holds a big advantage over any lawful effort to restrain him.

https://archive.ph/Y2dEn#selection-1239.0-1380.0

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/07/30/trump-authoritarian-president-government-defend/

(The Washington Post illustration; photo by Rapeepong Puttakumwong/Getty)

By Barton Gellman

July 30, 2024 at 6:00 a.m. EDT

Barton Gellman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author, is senior adviser at the Brennan Center for Justice.

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Claiming

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Thank You Baker o7

Russia reeling as 'mysterious fire' destroys drone warehouse causing £13m damage

UPDATED: 05:05, Tue, Dec 24, 2024

A Russian warehouse containing parts for Shahed drones has been destroyed in a fire, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Defence.

The warehouse was located in Western Tartarstan and contained parts for Shahed-136 drones, estimated to be worth £13 million.

In a post to its Telegram channel, Ukraine's Defence Ministry wrote: "The mysterious destructive fire was another blow to the military-industrial complex of terrorist Russia.

"The Ukrainian defence ministry's general directorate of military intelligence reminds us that there will be fair retribution for every war crime committed against the Ukrainian people."

The Shahed is an Iranian-produced UAV that Tehran supplies Russia with.

Last year, Moscow and Tehran signed off on a secret military deal, which would see Russia initially re-assemble imported Iranian Shahed attack drones at a facility in the Alabuga Special Economic Zone in Tartarstan.

According to the agreement, Russia would then proceed to produce airframes that would be combined with Iranian-supplied engines and electronics.

Finally, the Tatarstan plant will start manufacturing UAVs independently, with a target of building 6,000 drones by September 2025.

Engineers at the facility, which, when fully developed, is expected to measure 100,000 square metres, are said to be using Russian industrial expertise to produce drones in greater quantity and with greater quality control than Iran has ever achieved.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1992373/russia-warehouse-fire-tartarstan-shahed-drones

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🎄 for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.

‭‭LUKE‬ ‭2‬:‭11‬ ‭(NASB)

https://truthsocial.com/@Vanessa/posts/113708804457770520

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I thought this was good…may hit a new audience.

recommend

QClock December 24, 2024 - U1, Iran, Russia, Stratcomm, Sum of All Fears

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heh

check

people forget.

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REPOST AS LINKS OR BREADS WERE DELETED

ARCHIVING - ALEX SOROS TWEETS THIS OPINE IN THE WASHINGTON POST WITH A CHESS GAME IMAGE OF THE RED KING PIECE !!!

Note: archive from last post. continued in next comment, very long opine article, continued in comments post linked.

>>21394346, >>21394353, >>21394359, >>21394374 CLOWNS HAVE GAMEPLANNED WHAT TO DO IF DJT WINS THE 2024 ELECTION

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Opinion How to harden our defenses against an authoritarian president

A commander in chief with little concern for legal limits holds a big advantage over any lawful effort to restrain him.

https://archive.ph/Y2dEn#selection-1239.0-1380.0

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/07/30/trump-authoritarian-president-government-defend/

(The Washington Post illustration; photo by Rapeepong Puttakumwong/Getty)

By Barton Gellman

July 30, 2024 at 6:00 a.m. EDT

Barton Gellman, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author, is senior adviser at the Brennan Center for Justice.

It is late afternoon on Inauguration Day 2025. Protesters fill the downtowns of American cities, enraging the newly sworn president. Send in the military, he demands. Invoke the Insurrection Act. Federalize the National Guard in all 50 states. Tell the troops to use all the force they need to clear the streets.

So began one of five tabletop exercises I co-led in May and June, along with former Defense Department official Rosa Brooks and historian Nils Gilman. We based the starting scenarios on the election of former president Donald Trump to a second term, and we asked participants playing the president, all of them Republicans or former Republicans, to base their gameplay on Trump’s publicly stated promises.

As a nonpartisan think tank, my employer, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law, takes no position on how Americans should cast their votes. Nor do we predict who will win in November. Some of my colleagues are doing scenario planning for a Democratic victory, too.

The role-playing exercises were designed to test how well checks and balances, broadly understood, might restrain a president from abusing his power. The results were not encouraging: The games demonstrated repeatedly that an authoritarian in control of the executive branch, with little concern for legal limits, holds a structural advantage over any lawful effort to restrain him.

But they point to preparations that could be undertaken now to improve the odds for democracy and the rule of law — and some existing guardrails that might not be widely understood.

Participants in our exercises, 175 in all, included Democrats and Republicans, liberals and conservatives, independents and centrists. Many had held senior positions under Trump or a previous president. Among them were former Cabinet secretaries, former governors and state attorneys general, former members of the House and Senate, a retired ambassador, retired flag and general officers, a retired federal appellate judge, labor leaders, faith leaders, grass-roots organizers, members of the Brennan Center staff and C-suite executives.

We gathered twice by videoconference and three times in a hotel conference room outside Washington for six-hour sessions around a large U-shaped table. About 35 players per game were assigned to the Red, Blue or Nonaligned teams. (Those colors do not signify political parties — they are the conventional ones used in government tabletop exercises.) The players announced their moves and countermoves, negotiated, interrupted one another and occasionally shouted over our unflappable controller, Ed McGrady, an experienced game architect.

The starting scenarios did not test policy questions within the ordinary bounds of democratic debate: taxes, regulation, climate change. We focused instead on threats to democracy itself and the institutions that uphold it, such as misuse of regulatory or prosecutorial powers to punish political foes.

None of the exercises left us sanguine. Participants were almost uniformly sobered by the paucity of effective constraints on abuse of power. The exercises showed emphatically that Trump’s authoritarian promises, with implementing details in the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, pose a profound threat to constitutional government. Defenders of democracy, our participants assessed, must do more than they are doing now to prepare. The exercises suggest that it would not be possible to block every abuse, but there are tools available to deflect, delay and diminish the damage.

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Our exercises included a scenario that tried to predict what might happen on Inauguration Day next year. When the Red commander in chief invoked the Insurrection Act, which enables a president to deploy military forces domestically to suppress rebellion, among other things, Blue players filed a long-shot challenge in court. The judge, who was designated as nonaligned, dismissed their complaint. Courts have interpreted the language of the act to give the president exclusive authority to determine when to use the power it grants, which is what makes it so dangerous.

The Blue House of Representatives moved to cut off federal funds for any domestic troop deployments. The Red attorney general, played by Peter Keisler, who held that position on an acting basis under President George W. Bush, found a way to use existing budget authority.

The Blue governor, played by New Jersey’s former Republican governor Christine Todd Whitman, tried to prevent the federal call-up of her state Guard. First, she deployed it under her own authority. Then she urged the state adjutant general, played by retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Enyart, to disobey the president’s order. (If he did so in real life, he would be relieved of command and court-martialed.)

Unexpectedly, the Red governor, played by a retired GOP state legislator, also objected. He wanted to keep his Guard soldiers at home in case of state emergency. And activating the troops would pull them from essential jobs such as police officers, firefighters and paramedics.

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, played by retired Army Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, began asking questions.

What happened next was not the “deep state” conspiracy of right-wing imaginings.

Nobody in our exercise took any step to undermine civilian control of the military or disregard an order from the commander in chief.

And yet, the chairman paused. All officers swear an oath to the Constitution, not to the president personally. The Uniform Code of Military Justice requires them, under penalty of prosecution, to disobey an unlawful order. And senior military leaders promise under oath, at Senate confirmation hearings, to give their unvarnished advice.

In that spirit, the chairman asked the president to define the mission more clearly. Under exceptional authorities, the military could “assist” state and local law enforcement, he said, but Blue governors and mayors were denying any need for federal assistance.

What rules of engagement did the president have in mind for use of force on Americans exercising First Amendment rights? The judge advocate general, the chairman said, would have to review the rules for compliance with military law.

Fed up, the president, played by a former GOP party leader, fired the chairman. Then another senior general, played by a retired four-star, pointed out that mobilizing every state’s National Guard would consume about half of all forces designated for foreign contingencies. Adversaries might seize the opportunity to do something dangerous.

The president waved that point away, demanding that the general “restore law and order” in the cities and “defend the country against antifa.” The general tried to help him translate that language into an executable military order. The president cut in: “You’re fired, too.”

There were many more moves and countermoves around the room. Efforts to restrain the president’s worst impulses finally dissuaded him from a full, national call-up of the Guard. The defense secretary drafted orders that were not illegal on their face. The generals saluted.

Nothing came close to stopping the president from crushing demonstrations by force, but military leaders warded off talk of potentially lethal measures. (During protests outside the White House in 2020, according to former defense secretary Mark T. Esper, Trump asked, “Can’t you just shoot them? Just shoot them in the legs or something?”) When the soldiers arrived in our exercise, grass-roots organizers kept the protests peaceful. Faith leaders in clerical garb positioned themselves as shields. Pure good fortune warded off serious violence when the two sides met. Our game controller rolled a pair of 20-sided dice to represent unknown odds. Bloodshed, according to the dice, was largely averted. As any gambler knows, the next roll could have brought another outcome entirely.

In two of our five games, Red overwhelmed Blue with an “everything, everywhere” battle plan on many fronts at once.

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Israel Vows Escalation In Yemen, Will Target Houthi Leaders

After several major Houthi rocket attacks out of Yemen of late, Israeli leaders are vowing to step up military reprisals directly on Houthi leadership and its military infrastructure.

Saturday saw one of the biggest Houthi strikes to date, coming in the form of a reported hypersonic ballistic missile which hit Tel Aviv, leaving 16 people injured. And Tuesday morning saw another Houthi missile launch on Israel, which marks the third such attack in less than a week. The Houthis, which are linked to Iran, have vowed to not stop until Israel's military withdraws from Gaza.

"The US, and also other countries, like us, see the Houthis as a threat, not only to world shipping, but also to world order," he said Sunday, after the destructive Saturday attack.

"Just as we acted forcefully against the terrorist arms of Iran’s evil axis, so we will act against the Houthis…with force, determination and sophistication," Netanyahu added.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/israel-vows-escalation-yemen-will-target-houthi-leaders

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One Red administration featured the firing of inspectors general, senior federal workers, special counsel Jack Smith and several generals. The IRS formed a task force to revoke the tax-exempt status of universities and think tanks that “spread misinformation” about the 2020 election. The Education Department mandated that states withhold federal funding from schools that taught “critical race theory.” The Labor Department prepared rules to ban diversity, equity and inclusion policies in public companies. The FBI and Justice Department opened criminal investigations of Joe Biden, his family and members of the former House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. All “Jan. 6 patriots” secured pardons. The Justice Department held that the Impoundment Control Act was unconstitutional, and the president refused to spend appropriated funds for programs he disliked.

In that game, Blue and its allies struggled to respond. Career prosecutors who pushed back against spurious criminal charges, for example, were fired or chose to resign. The Red attorney general found willing replacements.

In another game, which focused on Red’s mass expulsion of migrants, including American-born children of undocumented parents, Blue expended the bulk of its energy on lawsuits that moved too slowly to match the pace of events on the ground.

Red’s deportation efforts did lead to interesting power struggles across federal, state and local jurisdictions. Our players, despite real-world experience in their roles, encountered novel questions that they had not considered before: What if U.S. marshals started rounding up people who could not prove their legal status on the spot? Could Blue city police officers make them stop? What if an Immigration and Customs Enforcement task force showed up at a Blue state sanctuary for undocumented immigrants? What if a Red governor, allied with the president, tried to deploy his National Guard across the neighboring Blue state line?

Our players had no immediate answers. Their counterparts in real life will have legal advisers to turn to, but they would be well advised to probe the limits of their authority in advance.

Past presidents of both parties have taken steps we would regard as authoritarian today. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyndon B. Johnson used the FBI to spy on political opponents. Richard M. Nixon tested laws in his war with the federal bureaucracy. Several presidents contemplated disobeying court orders. What is new today is the potential for many abuses of this sort to happen in one term.

Our participants assessed that the guardrails that held Trump back in his first term would likely not suffice in a second. His party has been largely purged of people willing to oppose him openly. The president would have a cadre of loyalists who know this time, as one of our players said, “where the door handles are.” He would appoint few, if any, establishment figures like the ones who bottled up some of his authoritarian ideas in 2017. Resignation threats, which at the Justice Department partly deterred Trump in January 2021, seem less likely to do so again. Federal courts, increasingly partisan, are friendlier terrain for him now.

Even so, our exercises did not suggest that any authoritarian would command a uniformly obedient federal workforce. No president does. No matter how many career civil servants he succeeded in firing, he would be unlikely to find enough men and women who are both loyal and equipped by experience to fill the thousands of positions required to carry out his plans.

There is no official leader of the opposition in American politics, but the pro-democracy coalition cannot afford to splinter. In 2017, with no advance warning, opposition to Trump’s authoritarian policies coalesced quickly. If, ahead of 2025, rule-of-law advocates take time to prepare, the coalition could work even more closely for the common defense.

Many of our players, in debriefings, observed that the pro-democracy actors lack the resources to match the gravity of their mission. One good use of resources would be to help defenders of democracy make ready to defend themselves. It might not be possible to stop Trump from targeting his many enemies. But now is a good time to recruit networks of lawyers, accountants, crisis communications teams, and experts in digital and physical security to come to their aid.

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Governors, mayors and state attorneys general may have more power than they know to defend against an authoritarian president. Friends of the rule of law should help them explore the fine points of their authority in advance. Blue states can pass laws and write regulations to restore protections that the federal government removes. They can bring civil suits and criminal prosecutions against unlawful acts undertaken in the president’s name.

To inoculate against the human instinct to fold under pressure, friends of constitutional government should seek “pre-commitments” from potential allies to take specific, lawful actions if certain red lines are crossed. When the time comes, individuals, organizations and corporate executives can be encouraged to draw upon the courage of convictions they expressed in advance.

Civil servants and other guardians of the public interest should carry on with their essential work. Friends of constitutional government should counsel them against resigning, stiffen their resolve to follow lawful procedures, educate them on whistleblower channels and offer legal support against retaliation.

Trump’s biggest “center of gravity,” his essential source of strength, is public opinion — including those well beyond his strongest supporters. Many of our participants agreed that public sentiment can set boundaries on abuse of power. But the democracy coalition will need a communications plan far more extensive than anything it has organized in the past.

Defenders of democracy can deter the president’s enablers from breaking the law by holding them at risk of legal action, loss of future employment and professional sanctions. And yet many participants said in debriefings that the Blue teams leaned too heavily on lawsuits. Courts may help restrain abuses of power, as they did in Trump’s first term, but other tools may prove more potent.

The most pressing legal question raised in our games was what to do if an authoritarian president defied a court order. Nobody had a good answer, but the rule of law demands one.

Democratic self-defense may rest, in the end, on the demonstrated will of the American people — expressed, if necessary, in persistent, large-scale protest — to reject authoritarian rule. Agents provocateurs and deepfake videos will attempt to discredit orderly and lawful expressions of dissent, and peaceful protest might be met with authoritarian violence. Americans have overcome that before and might have to again.

It will not be a roll of the dice, as it was in the games, that decides the ultimate outcome. Friends of our constitutional republic may need to defend it implacably, by every lawful means.

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This bread will be magical.

>>22221909, >>22221914, >>22221917, >>22221926 ALEX SOROS TWEETS THIS OPINE IN THE WASHINGTON POST WITH A CHESS GAME IMAGE OF THE RED KING PIECE - wapo article, alex soros bullet twat and Brennen table top exercise like covid 19 if trump wins.

old john boy likes his muslim brotherhood and bending over to show them his behind 5 times a day facing mecca.

kek

Russian Military Airfield Hit by Blasts After Ukraine Drone Raid

Dec 24, 2024 at 5:34 AM EST

Ukraine's latest drone raid has struck a critical air base close to the border that serves as a key location for the launch of Russian missiles into Ukraine, Kyiv reported.

The Millerovo area, located in Russia's Rostov Oblast, was hammered by UAVs on Monday evening, Rostov Regional Governor Yury Slyusar posted to Telegram.

Slyusar said about a dozen drones had been intercepted during the overnight raid and that no casualties had been confirmed.

According to Ukrainian officials, however, the drones successfully struck Millerovo air base, situated a few miles from the occupied regions of Ukraine.

The Ukrainian outlet Censor.net reported that local residents heard explosions near the airfield, while independent Russian newspaper the Moscow Times, citing eyewitnesses on social media, reported fires breaking out on the streets of Millerovo and damage to the Millerovo Cossack Cadet Vocational College.

Newsweek has contacted a representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry in Rostov for further information on the raid.

Millerovo serves as a critical springboard for Russian air campaigns, and it is one of the main launch sites for Russian missiles and drones into Ukraine, including a 23-hour onslaught that began on Monday.

"From 10:00 on December 23 to 09:00 on December 24, 2024, the enemy attacked with 60 Shahed type strike UAVs and drones of other types from the directions of Bryansk, Millerovo, Primorsko-Akhtarsk," Ukraine's air force reported on Tuesday.

As a result, the air base has become a critical target for Kyiv's attacks, Millerovo itself being one of the first airfields targeted by Ukraine following the launch of Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022.

The air base was also subject to a major drone attack in July, during which 26 UAVS were reportedly shot down by Russian air defenses but caused significant damage to Millerovo.

Launch sites for Russian missiles have remained critical targets for Ukraine throughout the yearslong conflict.

In August, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described Kyiv's ability to strike air fields and military facilities deep inside Russian territory as the "one decision" that could allow Ukraine to repel Russian advances.

This prompted him to petition the U.S. and other Western allies to ease range restrictions on foreign-supplied weaponry, to which U.S. President Joe Biden and other nations eventually assented.

Yury Slyusar, the acting governor of the Rostov Oblast, wrote on Telegram: "Overnight in the Millerovsky and Tarasovsky districts, 4 more UAVs were destroyed and suppressed by electronic warfare.

There were no casualties, information about the consequences on the ground is being clarified. The threat of unmanned danger in the Rostov region remains."

Andriy Kovalenko, a lieutenant in the Ukrainian Defense Forces and the head of the National Security and Defense Council's Center for Countering Disinformation, wrote on Telegram:

"Disco at Millerovo airfield. For Russia, it is a strategic airfield in the Rostov region. It serves as a base for front-line aviation, which performs tasks to support Russian infantry operating in the east and south of Ukraine."

Ukraine and Russia have continued to exchange aerial attacks, with Russian President Vladimir Putin pledging to make Kyiv the stage for a "high-tech duel" between Moscow's weaponry and Western-supplied air defense systems.

https://www.newsweek.com/ukraine-drone-raid-russian-military-airfield-2005554

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STOP PYSCHO EYE BALLIN NIGHT SHIFT!!!

ME LOCO!!!

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SuperSpreader @x0e17

10:16 AM · Dec 24, 2024

If you're upset about shoveling snow today, just be glad you don't live in Los Angeles!

Witnesses are claiming a river of POOP enriches neighborhood.

I’m Dreaming of a Brown Christmas - Hollywood Style. Haha

#hollywoodpoopriver

from @CitizenApp @LosAngeles_Scan @CitizenAppLA

https://x.com/x0e17/status/1871621046262227360

https://citizen.com/-OEtZAOVutmaSDUTfq_I

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Merry Christmas anons. Glad to finally be able to get on. Was getting this for awhile.

Reminder Deep state runs Syria now

Syrian Christians Demonstrate Against Islamist Rebel Government to Protest Christmas Tree Burning

Hundreds of Christians marched through the streets of Damascus on Tuesday to protest the burning of a Christmas tree in a village in central Syria.

Christians have been highly skeptical of promises to protect all religious minorities made by the Islamist rebel leaders who overthrew dictator Bashar Assad.

The protests were sparked by a social media video of hooded men setting fire to a Christmas tree in the Christian town of Suqaylabiyah, located near Hama in central Syria.

https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2024/12/24/syrian-christians-demonstrate-against-islamist-rebel-government/

Today in Q Post History we have 01 Delta.

December 24

There was01 Q Postson the date ofDecember 24.

LINK - https://qalerts.app/?q=Dec+24

ARCHIVE - https://archive.ph/cjaui

Keep up the lawful fight, fight, fight, and I will, too!

o7

ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS YOU!!!🎅🎄🎄🎄

https://x.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1871621551529001004

>>22221957

HE LOOKS CRAY CRAY!!!

I WOULDNT TRUST HIM…

CAREFUL WHO YOU TAG!!

>>22221952

YOUR IT!

нен

Anons just toy with these morans.

TICKITTY

>>22221792

: MERRY-CHRISTMAS.

TOCKETTY

THE MOUSE RUNS ROUND

>>22221953

TFW a Fed calls you a Fed…

>>22221941

>Russian Military Airfield Hit by Blasts After Ukraine Drone Raid

You give 'em $170b and anybody could do some serious damage.

Surprised Ukraine even used any of that money for war actually.

>>22221960

кек

снаn awareness <ø

Lots of2scoming soon…

I'm just here to see who gets the twos

We investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing

>>22221984

Man Boobs Billy has spoken!

>>22221901

https://x.com/US_STRATCOM/status/1871556537170186383

#ReadinessRecap: June 2024

Airmen and Guardians successfully launched unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles twice in one week.

These routine, scheduled operational test launches serve to train personnel, exercise systems and validate procedures.

9:00 AM · Dec 24, 2024·3,979 Views

łкцнכ

it was the glow…

and comprehended the glow not.

>>22221979

…. and the board slows waaaay down kek

Huge Boomerang-Shaped Object Seen Over St. Louis, Missouri

December 23, 2024

It's not uncommon for someone to see a UFO, UAP or whatever you want to call something in the sky you can't identify.

However, it's not every day that you have hundreds of people see the same object which is what has just happened over St. Louis, Missouri where many say they saw a huge boomerang-shaped object and there's video to prove it, too.

I saw this report which was just shared a few days ago on the National UFO Reporting Center website. According to the report, this happened the night of December 3, 2024 over Richmond Heights, Missouri.

It says "Chevron or boomerang shaped UAP seen flying over St. Louis suburb, sighting corroborated by other reports recently."

They're not kidding about the corroborated reports either. There's a thread on the UFO sub-Reddit about this object including video.

This is the object you can see beginning to the west of the moon in the sky and eventually passing across.

This Missouri UFO report is so specific, they even gave exact GPS location information about where they saw it from.

If you look at the video share on Reddit, you'll see many in the St. Louis area that saw this odd boomerang-shaped object.

Let me propose at least one conventional explanation.

Considering how active the B-2 Spirit stealth bombers are at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, you have to at least consider that one of these aircraft COULD be what those in St. Louis are seeing.

It's more or less boomerang-shaped. No, in my judgement, that's not what this object is, but it is dark so it's a possibility.

I think that an object seen by so many deserves some extra attention.

Let's hope this helps making more aware of it so someone can come up with some additional information about what was spotted over Richmond Heights, Missouri.

https://101theeagle.com/boomerang-object-over-richmond-heights-missouri/

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1hdv3o7/my_friend_just_captured_this_over_nyc_121324/

>>22221975

… said the fed.

>>22221988 me

>>22221901 me

https://x.com/TOPXNews/status/1871597871058805048

🚨 Breaking: Iran is set to lift the ban on WhatsApp and Google Play! 🇮🇷 Authorities have voted to permit access to Meta's messaging platform as the first step in easing internet restrictions. This move could bring greater connectivity and access for citizens.

📱💬 #Iran #Whats…

11:44 AM · Dec 24, 2024·43 Views

*dasting "44" in the timestamp…Oblowhole & Iran…

>>22221939

Two is the best number.

>>22222001

>>22221998 () me

>>22221988 () me

>>22221901 () me

https://x.com/BRICSinfo/status/1871576460030533663

JUST IN: 🇷🇺🇮🇷 Russia and Iran to sign historic comprehensive strategic partnership treaty in January.

10:19 AM · Dec 24, 2024·86.4K Views

>>22221956

>>22222000

>>22222005

Sandstorm Xmas

>>22222000

>>22221979

The Duece Race has begun

>>22222000

muh bernays

Dr. Anthony Fauci spotted with private security after quietly ditching $15M taxpayer-funded detail

Dr. Anthony Fauci is no longer getting a taxpayer-funded security detail and SUVs after the U.S. Marshals Service quietly dropped his nearly two-year $15 million deal.

Despite retiring from his $480,000-a-year government job in December 2022, the nation's top COVID doctor received a security detail for almost two years.

During a publicity tour to promote his new book this summer, 83-year-old Fauci said he was scared 'deep down, that there's a possibility that somebody's gonna kill me.'

Dr. Fauci, who has an estimated $11 million net worth, was constantly surrounded by U.S. Marshals at the time whether he was at home or going to TV studios to film interviews.

That cost taxpayers $15 million in total, a memorandum of understanding between the U.S. Marshals and the Department of Health and Human Services obtained by DailyMail .com first revealed.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14214841/anthony-fauci-private-security-doge-tax-fund.html

Good luck on the 2's. I'll be paying attention to the timestamp that hits them.

jump.for.it.niggers.

>>22222000

>>22222009

no table

stoldt

>>22222026

>>22221790

>>22221809

The Irish have to know their place in finances. The Irish is a short connotation for white, conservative, Christians. The Cabal thinks the red haired people are the seed of the white race which is why they need to slaughter a red heifer. A heifer is a young female cow, a cow is goy. They believe a goy is to be milked and then when it gets older, cut up into it's components then shared with the rest of their community. We are going to cut up America and sell it to the highest bidder. They want the anti-Christ to sit on his throne when the 3rd temple is built and they cannot have their Satanic world of abominations until the white, conservative, Christians genocide is complete. 911 was the start of this covert war and the toxic vaccines was their supposed to be their final victory blow. God had other plans and left them a message.

>>22222009

imagine living next door to that.

not for thi anon meow but looks fun

kek

>>22222027

>stoldt

I stolt that shit too.

>>22221823

>>22221789

>When S a v a g e Stole Santa ep45

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x97uk1e

>>22222034

>>22221987

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/31686224/amupac-alien-base-mexico/

Bizarre tale of city ‘protected by underwater ALIEN base just off coast of Mexico shielding them from hurricanes’

Updated: 17:31, 24 Dec 2024

A CITY of 300,000 people believes it is protected by an underwater alien base just off the coast.

Dubbed by locals as 'Amupac' - the legendary structure is believed to be the saviour and shield of the people in Tampico, Mexico.

Alien believers claim the mythical base - which is said to sometimes spawn UFOs - has led to them avoiding trouble for 57 years.

According to locals, there hasn't been a hurricane in the region since 1967 - something they say is due to aliens living in Amupac.

The wacky legend describes the underwater wonder as an “intraterrestrial” and “multidimensional” secret zone invisible to the human eye.

Self-proclaimed alien investigators in Mexico have drawn up a theory saying a group of 10ft, thin and light-skinned aliens have built up the base off Miramar Beach.

They claim a series of metre-long aluminium, iron and copper alloy bars have been secretly buried in the seafloor when the beings first visited.

Juan Carlos Ramón López Díaz, president of the Association of Scientific Research on UFOs in Tamaulipas (AICOT), has been leading the legend for decades.

He claims to have visited the alien base during an astral trip through mediation and believes it has been made in Tampico to protect the locals.

The idea of the alien base lurking beneath the water first came from local news outlet El Sol de Tampico newspaper in 1967.

They ran a sensational story headlined "Platillos Voladores Sobre Tampico" - translated to English as "Flying Saucers Over Tampico".

It quoted local cops as saying they witnessed "nine unidentified objects" in the sky moments before a terrifying hurricane was due to hit.

The paper added that "thousands of inhabitants' saw objects in the sky" as the natural disaster remarkably bypassed the city.

Prior to 1967, the region was known as a hotbed of hurricane and tropical storms.

Only a year earlier Hurricane Inez left 74 people dead as four other major storms ripped through Tampico and nearby Ciudad Madero across three decades between 1933 and 1966.

But ever since the alien sightings not a single weather phenomenon has attacked the region.

In 1988, a hurricane due to smash the city - but it suddenly changed direction and hit further up the coast.

All natural disasters have disappeared from weather radars in the area when passing through the Gulf Coast.

Most recently, devastating Tropical Storm Karl was all but set to strike on the shoreline in 2013 after terrorising the neighbouring towns and villages.

But at the last moment, radars showed the cyclone taking a sharp turn and completely skipping over the area.

A 71-year-old local called Beatriz García said that during the build up to the storm, her and most of the neighbours had their feet up despite the constant red weather warnings.

She told Vice: “I immediately said they [aliens] are going to protect us.’ "And this is what I believe and trust - that they exist, that there is a base."

The brutal weather found its way back in line with the weather radar and continued ravaging the Gulf Coast of Mexico.

And this streak of good fortune has meant the legend of Amupac has quickly grown into a widely accepted belief by locals.

They claim the extraterrestrial beings have developed a device capable of using magnetic fields to fend off weather phenomenons.

This layer of protective tech has kept the area protected ever since 1967, they claim.

1/2

>>22222020

.. tracking for 2:22:22

>>22222022

>>22222036

>stoldt

>i was expecting grammer kitty

I think stoldt could pass as a German variant.

Shut it down.