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Dough; looking for handoff or ghosting shortly

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>>22253570

tyvm dotz

appreciate you baking

>>22253570

confirm the thing, Batman

>>22253570

TYB

>>22253570

tyb

o7

29 Dec, 2024 15:14

Russia’s new anti-extremism plan zeroes in on Ukraine

President Putin has ratified a new anti-extremism strategy with a focus on threats from Kiev

Unfriendly states are exploiting the Ukraine crisis to wage hybrid war against Russia, according to a new anti-extremism strategy introduced by President Vladimir Putin on Saturday.

The updated document, which replaces one drafted in 2020, emphasizes the need to eliminate extremism threats emanating from Ukraine as a top national security priority.The strategy highlights the spread of neo-Nazism and names radical nationalist armed groups in Ukraine as a key risk, further amplified by external forces which foster anti-Russian sentiment and destabilize the country as a means of hybrid warfare.

“The Ukraine crisis is being used by unfriendly states to fuel aggressive Russophobic attitudes worldwide,” the document asserts, linkingextremist threats in Ukraine to transnational criminal networks. To counter these risks, the plan outlines measures to prevent the infiltration of foreign extremist groups into Russia and recommends promoting global initiatives to combat extremism.

Moscow has accused Kiev of supporting activities such as sabotage and terrorism targeting Russian interests due to its military failures.

Kiev operates an extensive assassination program, targeting people it considers enemies of Ukraine, according to media reports and statements by former officials.

Russian investigators have accused the Ukrainian government of killing journalist Darya Dugina, military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, and other civilians.

This month, a high-profile bombing in Russia killed General Igor Kirillov and his aide. Investigators allege that the explosive, which had been concealed inside an e-scooter handle, was remotely detonated by Ukrainian agents as the officers walked past.

The FSB said its operations have disrupted ongoing threats butemphasized that Ukraine’s intelligence services are actively targeting Russian figures. Ukraine has not commented on the claims.

The murder of Kirillov was an act of terrorism, Putin has insisted, adding that Kiev has repeatedly commissioned such attacks on Russian soil without receiving any condemnation in the West.

https://www.rt.com/russia/610172-putin-anti-extremism-strategy-ratification/

We've said here, since the 2022 Russian operationthat Ukraine is the EU's new Mafia country, and they are.

>>22253570

tyb

>>22253570

tyb

>>22253570

TYB

>>22253589

handoff confirmed

…All yours.

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>>22253591

>No one cares about thanking the baker

Thank you, Baker.

similar shape?

>>22253570

TYB

DECLAS…

>>22253601

>no one cares about thanking the anons

Thank you, Anons.

>>22253592

The burden free message brought to you by Mogen David fine wines.

The fact that this is laughably referred to as a "Truck", should've been a red flag to every Heritage American…

>>22253611

>No one cares

>>22253612

>>22253570

tyb

>>22253570

TYB

>>22253617

>Noone cares

>>22253570

tyb

Inside the full plans for Jimmy Carter's state funeral

Jimmy Carter will become the sixth American president to be given an official state funeral at the United States Capitol as part of the nation's mourning of its late Commander-in-Chief.

A date has not yet been set for the funeral.

Fox News reported that Carter's body will likely lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda starting on or about January 6.

A total of 12 presidents and 34 people have lied in state at the Rotunda, the last being late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in 2022.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14234821/jimmy-carter-death-day-mourning-state-funeral.html

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>>22253570

tyb

>>22253625

>Noone cares

These are the Shills you are fighting

>>22253637

>Noone cares about excitement

>>22253640

>>22253643

that's racist

>>22253641

God bless the anons on this board, God bless President Donald J. Trump and God bless the United States of America. MAGA

>>22253645

tranny fart nlightentmints

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>>22253617

Can be comfy without caring about being comfy

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>>22253589

evenin

>>22253648

>Noone cares about anime

https://twitter.com/TrumpDoonbeg/status/1872915615603712481

>>22253663

>Noone cares about fake tits

>>22253656

They are VAXXING everybody! With DRONES!

>>22253644

check

best one can do atm

>>22253632

I don't know. People are nostalgic.

>>22253192 lb

Look into nattokinase for clotting issues.

More effective than pharmaceuticals and very safe. East asians have been eating in natto for >2,000 years.

Best wishes. You and your brother and family are lifted up. May God pour out healing and comfort upon you all.

Catherine Herridge on the QClock

Shiva Ayyadurai

@ShivaAyyadurai

7h

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Edited

Tim Pool @Timcast is a lying POS who KNOWS it was my historic lawsuit in 2020 http://WinbackFreedom.com that uncovered AND exposed the GOVT backdoor censorship portal into Twitter

Tim Pool is a henchman for the MOSSAD PsyOp to promote Elon Trump, Inc. as our “saviors.”

-Dr.SHIVA

https://gab.com/ShivaAyyadurai/posts/113737746267192741

>>22253570

Tyb

>>22253676

Catherine Herridge

All posts by "Herridge"

Will add the ones from todays :MM

Ivermectin Works on one Flu

It works on all the Flu's

Roth hands are wild

>>22253678

shiva is asshoe

he was attacking rfk from the beginning.

tries to take credit for everything.

bad indian.

>>22253616

Everyone loves the 1967-1972 Chevy C10 classic line of pickup trucks. American car designs were the standard.

>>22253676

NOTABLE CLOCK FAGGOTRY

>>22253684

Carter before Declas KEKs

S p r i n t e r

@SprinterFamily 3h

HTS leader Ahmed Shara:

We hope the Trump administration will lift the sanctions imposed on Syria as soon as possible

Dec 29, 2024 · 11:24 PM UTC

https://twitter.com/SprinterFamily/status/1873510544730366435

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>>22253570

Tyb

>>22253695

>statue of Biden

>>22253681

>save some of that korn for later

>>22253685

>>22253700

Lord Bebo

@MyLordBebo 4h

🇺🇸🇵🇦 Jimmy Carter sold the Panama Canal to Panama for 1 dollar.

Dec 29, 2024 · 9:56 PM UTC

https://twitter.com/MyLordBebo/status/1873488270560252415

>>22253570

>Winding Down the Year

tyb

What's going on Jan 1st with Trump?

>>22253649

77 years 7 months 7 Days from the end of WW2 (Sept 02,1945) to the beginning of WW3 = April 8th, 2023

>>22253707

>Lord Bebo

>>22253695

Democrats are calling to put up a Joe Biden statue in front of the White House for…

The ultimate insult to Americans?

>>22253707

>>22253713

https://twitter.com/EricTrump/status/1871376220115669456

>>22253627

Who will get envelopes this time?

Beiber Baldwin brother put out another creepy vid

No sauce sorry

>>22253708

>>22253718

See what happens.

>>22253661

Anon remembers having exactly this style afternoon high tea

at the Hilton or Grand Hyatt (can't remember which exactly) Hotel Lobby diner in Mumbai.

The resident poor living on the sidewalk were right outside the large windows

watching me eat it and sip tea.

Meanwhile there was one worker, whose sole task was to polish

the balustrade of the majestic staircase going up from the tea room.

Anon remembers thinking to himself, I need such a worker, I bet he's cheap as.

Anyway, it was hard work eating while being watched by drooling

people on the sidewalk.

But I managed to finish it.

>>22253728

>"Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi is dead" speech vibes

https://x.com/C__Herridge/status/1873536204022649100

>>22253671

TY

>>22253695

>Most achievements

1. Most naps

2. Most vacation days of any president.

3. Most shitty diapers.

4. Most babysitters (watching him)

5. Most flubs, gaffs, trips, falls, and bicycle accidents.

What'd I miss?

Jack Smith’s team may resign en masse

WASHINGTON—Justice Department lawyers who have angered President-elect Donald Trump and his allies are facing tough decisions about whether to stay in government—and how to best protect themselves from threats of retribution after Inauguration Day.

Dozens of prosecutors and agents have worked on cases that potentially make them vulnerable, such as special counsel investigations of Trump, prosecutions of hundreds of his supporters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, and contempt-of-Congress cases that sent top Trump associatesSteve Bannon and Peter Navarro to prison this year.

Their concerns are part of a broader wave of uncertainty that has swept through the Justice Department since Trump’s re-election, as he and his appointees openly float plans to fire career employees and bring the department more closely under presidential control.

Some department lawyers on the fence about leaving have sought counsel from Attorney General Merrick Garland and other senior officials, who have encouraged them to stay on for continuity of government and for their expertise, people familiar with the discussions said.

Law firms say they have seen an unprecedented flood of résumés from department lawyers looking for the exits. While presidential transitions always upend the ranks of political appointees, “now, it’s seeping into a lot of career people,” said Steve Nelson, a legal recruiter who helps lawyers make the jump from government into the private sector.

“The number of people leaving, or looking at opportunities outside the Justice Department or elsewhere in the government, is way higher than it’s ever been before,” Nelson said.

Some Justice Department officials who might not have gone into private practice are now considering jobs at big firms as the best way to personally protect themselves.

One problem: There aren’t enough Big Law landing spots for all the attorneys eager for private practice. Some who sent out résumés have since decided to stay, unwilling or unable to give up their dream government jobs right away, department employees said.

Others have sought legal guidance from friends and private lawyers in preparation for the ways the next Trump administration and its supporters could make their lives difficult whether or not they leave the government, from potential harassment to investigations that could hurt them legally and financially for years.

At the center of the storm is special counsel Jack Smith and his team, some of whom are expected to leave, people close to them said, rather than return to department positions they held before being detailed to investigate and prosecute Trump for election interference and mishandling classified documents. Smith last month dropped both cases, citing longstanding Justice Department policy of not prosecuting a sitting president.

Smith still has to submit a report of the investigations to Garland, who has promised to make it public. That could further increase tensions with the incoming administration, but the report is likely to add little beyond the information that has already been made public, people familiar with it said.

A spokesman for Smith declined to comment. A Trump transition spokesman didn’t respond to a request for comment.

Trump’s surrogates and nominees have voiced a series of warnings.

“Career Justice Department lawyers must be fully committed to implementing President Trump’s policies or they should leave or be fired,” Mark Paoletta, who worked on Trump’s Justice Department transition team, said in a series of social-media posts after the election.

If confirmed, Trump’s nominee for attorney general, Pam Bondi, would lead the department after emerging as one of its leading critics since Trump was indicted.

“The Department of Justice, the prosecutors, will be prosecuted, the bad ones,” Bondi said on Fox News last year. “The investigators will be investigated.…We can clean house next term, and that’s what has to happen.”

Kash Patel, the hard-line conservative provocateur Trump wants to lead the Federal Bureau of Investigation, has made similar statements, pledging to hollow out the bureau’s ranks.

Exhaustive congressional inquiries could provide another avenue for Trump and his allies to exact a measure of payback. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have already told Smith’s team to retain all their records and communications.

Since Trump’s election, a loose network of sympathetic lawyers has formed in preparation for defending Smith’s team and other officials who may face scrutiny from the Trump administration. Attorneys started calling friends and colleagues in the weeks after Trump was re-elected to see who would be willing to volunteer, people familiar with the effort said.

Civil service rules offer career employees some protection against being outright fired, and some lawyers see the chances of them being dismissed—or even prosecuted—as remote.

“We can’t fall down before we get hit. We can’t be hysterical,” said William Taylor, a defense lawyer familiar with efforts to recruit attorneys for government officials. “They’re going to make life unpleasant for some people, but actual consequences to people are really unlikely.”

https://archive.is/phmTS#selection-5995.0-6015.282

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>>22253730

>in Mumbai

>bet he's cheap

Elon, is that you?

>>22253679

No, you can buy it as a capsule or like the other response make by fermenting beans, usually soybeans, but I use black beans and red beans and add some natto starter to it and let it ferment at about 100F for about 14 to 16 hours, you should have a bunch of natto then and it will be rich with nattokinase and vitamin K2…one of the few good sources of K2 iirc.

>>22253695

> Democrats are calling to put up a Joe Biden statue in front of the White House for…

This would be a great opportunity to use it as a cautionary tale for future generations to never allow this to happen again.

>>22253745

>Elon, is that you?

It's MElon!

Charles Dolan, HBO Founder and Pioneering Cable TV Mogul, Dies at 98

He also had holdings including AMC Networks, Madison Square Garden and the New York Knicks.

Charles Dolan, the astute businessman who created HBO in the early 1970s before transforming a small cable TV business on Long Island into a multibillion-dollar entertainment, sports and telecom empire, has died. He was 98.

Dolan’s family told Newsday, the newspaper that they own, that he died of natural causes, surrounded by loved ones. “Remembered as both a trailblazer in the television industry and a devoted family man, his legacy will live on,” they said Saturday.

The Cleveland-born mogul got his start in the cable business in Manhattan, where his Sterling Manhattan Cable company was awarded rights by New York City in 1965 to wire the lower part of the borough for cable TV service. It was a way to bring reception to places like high rises, where antenna reception was difficult.

It was while building out Manhattan’s fledgling cable business that Dolan came up with the idea to offer exclusive programming through cable TV to try to drum up subscribers. His idea, which he detailed in a memo while vacationing in France in 1971, was to give subscribers access to exclusive movies and sporting events. He subsequently cut a deal with Madison Square Garden to air exclusive New York Knicks and New York Rangers games.

“You couldn’t buy the movies and the games unless you also bought the reception,” he recalled in an interview with the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School in 2013. “We wanted to provide a complete television service.”

His initial idea, which he dubbed The Green Channel, was intriguing to executives at Time Inc., the majority investor in Dolan’s Manhattan cable operation.

The Green Channel was renamed HBO before launch, and Dolan and other executives like Gerald Levin sought out exclusive sporting events and films for it.

“There was a discussion, and the first idea was, ‘Well, let’s call it The Home Box [a slang term for the box that delivered broadcast signals to cable homes],’” Dolan recalled. “Then somebody said, ‘Well, if it’s Home Box and we’re selling movies, why don’t we make it the Home Box Office.’ That’s what it became, and it didn’t take long for that to convert to HBO. Everybody liked that name, and that was the beginning of it.”

Dolan’s Manhattan cable business, however, struggled. According to Felix Gillette and John Koblin’s 2022 book, It’s Not TV, HBO mustered a scant 10,000 subscribers in its first year, a number Levin called “very demoralizing.” Time ultimately bought out Dolan’s stake in HBO in 1974.

But it was after that sale that Dolan made his fortune, bringing cable services to New York suburbs via his Cablevision Systems Corp. Based on Long Island, Cablevision offered service in most of the city’s fast-growing suburbs to the east, north and west before expanding into such other markets as Boston, Cleveland and Chicago.

At Cablevision, Dolan and his family tried to replicate their success with HBO, launching a movie-focused channel in 1984 called American Movie Classics. AMC and its sibling channels operated under the Cablevision-owned Rainbow Media banner, which it subsequently spun off and now operates as AMC Networks Inc.

In 1994, Cablevision acquired a 50 percent stake in Madison Square Garden, which included the namesake arena as well as the NBA’s Knicks and NHL’s Rangers, from Viacom for a reported $1.1 billion, and it acquired the other 50 percent three years later for $650 million.

Dolan and Cablevision launched, bought and sold a variety of businesses over the years, including SportsChannel, the first regional sports network in the U.S., as well as the New York-based theater chain Clearview cinemas. Cablevision also acquired the electronics retailer The Wiz in 1998 and at Dolan’s urging purchased Long Island-based Newsday in 2008 in another $650 million deal.

In 2015, Charles and the Dolan family agreed to sell Cablevision to Patrick Drahi’s European telecom giant Altice for $17.7 billion. AMC Networks and Madison Square Garden continue to be owned by the Dolan family, with Charles’ son James Dolan running those businesses.

“The impact he made on the media, sports, and entertainment industries, including as the founder of Cablevision and HBO, is immeasurable,” said a statement on behalf of MSG Entertainment, MSG Sports, and Sphere. “His life was a testament to the importance of innovation, generosity, and hard work, and his legacy will live on in the industries he pioneered, the communities he served, and the memories of those who love him. Our thoughts are with the entire Dolan family and the countless people Mr. Dolan influenced throughout his remarkable life. We do not expect this to directly or indirectly change ownership by the Dolan family.”

Charles Francis Dolan was born in Cleveland on Oct. 16, 1926. His father, David, was an inventor; Gillette and Koblin noted that he came up with an early prototype of the automatic transmission for automobiles.

“When I learned how to drive,” Dolan said, “it was in a car that didn’t have a clutch. I’d pull into a gas station and the attendants would just be amazed.”

While attending Cleveland Heights High School, he got $2 to write a weekly column for the Cleveland Press about Boy Scout activities, and that led to him appearing on a radio program. He then served with the U.S. Air Force and studied at John Carroll University in University Heights, Ohio, before dropping out to pursue an interest in telecommunications.

With his wife, Helen, whom he married in 1951, he launched a sports-reel business, sending prints of a “Game of the Week” to TV stations around the country in a syndication deal.

He moved to New York to produce for the syndication company Telenews, then joined Sterling Television, which he eventually bought with a partner. Sterling helped its clients reach their target audiences with films, usually by showing them at conventions held in New York.

One early deal he did with Sterling was buying cable rights to Knicks and Rangers playoff games in 1968 for $24,000.

“All the home games were blacked out,” he said. “The broadcast stations didn’t carry them because the Garden was worried about jeopardizing box office receipts. But our circulation was so modest in Manhattan that they were willing to make a deal.”

While his fortune was made by providing TV and internet services, his time launching HBO continued to stick with him. When asked by the University of Penn interviewers if if he had ever thought about its sale to Time, he replied, “Every day … I’ve never really felt that much apart from HBO.”

“Charles Dolan was a visionary creative, an extraordinary business leader and a great friend whose creation of HBO forever changed the quality and prestige of storytelling on television,” Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said in a statement. “His impact continues to be felt today at HBO, Warner Bros. Discovery and across our entire industry. He will be deeply missed. We send our condolences to the entire Dolan family.”

Dolan is survived by six children, including James Dolan (and his wife, AMC Networks CEO Kristin Dolan) and Patrick Dolan, who runs Newsday. His brother, Larry Dolan, is the principal owner of baseball’s Cleveland Guardians. His wife died in August 2023 at 96.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/charles-dolan-dead-media-pioneer-hbo-founder-1236095268/

>>22253718

>Who will get envelopes this time?

All of them

https://x.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1873552180873142676

Joe says good-by

>>22253755

>>22253759

At George Herbert Walker Bush funeral, people were given an envelope, with much speculation of their content or message.

15 posts

25 web pages

The event involving the distribution of envelopes at George H.W. Bush's funeral in December 2018 has sparked considerable speculation and discussion across various platforms, including social media and conspiracy forums. Here's what is known and speculated:

Reactions: Several high-profile attendees, including former presidents and their spouses, were seen receiving envelopes during the funeral. The reactions varied, with some appearing shocked or disturbed, which has fueled speculation about the contents.

Contents Speculation: While there hasn't been an official disclosure about what was inside these envelopes, various theories have emerged. Some speculate they contained messages or information that could compromise or implicate the recipients in some manner. Popular theories include:

Blackmail Material: Some believe the envelopes contained compromising information or evidence of wrongdoing, potentially related to political or personal scandals. This theory is supported by the visible shock and concern among recipients.

Personal Messages: Another theory is that these were personal notes from George H.W. Bush himself, possibly confessions or apologies, given the emotional reactions.

Political Implications: There's speculation that the contents might relate to broader political implications, perhaps hinting at deep state operations or secrets that could affect the political landscape.

>>22253765

Anons are the watchers

When things get out of hand our memes may interfere

>>22253602

>>22253772

that’s where u are wrong, kiddo

>>22253755

KEK.

>>22253690

>>22253759

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>>22253774

>has anyone asked grok about the contents of those envelopes?

Yes, I just did because you posted this. Below is what the response was:

What was inside the envelopes at the Bush funeral?

25 web pages

15 posts

The contents of the envelopes handed out at George H.W. Bush's funeral on December 5, 2018, have been the subject of much speculation and discussion, but no official confirmation has been provided. Here are the key points from various sources:

Reactions and Observations: Video footage from the funeral shows that several individuals, including Laura Bush, Hillary Clinton, Jill Biden, Michelle Obama, and Rosalynn Carter, received envelopes. Their reactions were noted for being varied; some appeared shocked or distressed upon reading the contents. Jeb Bush's reaction was particularly highlighted, with suggestions that whatever was inside caused significant emotional response.

Speculative Content:

Some speculate that the envelopes contained a message like "They know everything. I'm sorry," signed by George H.W. Bush, hinting at some form of blackmail or secrets known by certain parties.

Another theory suggests the envelopes might have been a coded signal related to future events, possibly connected to the COVID-19 pandemic or the "Great Reset," with some linking the timing to Event 201, a pandemic simulation exercise.

There's a notion that it could have been a personal message or a farewell note from Bush to those he considered close, though this seems less likely given the public and emotional reactions.

Conspiracy Theories: Various conspiracy theories have circulated, including ideas that the envelopes contained evidence of involvement in serious crimes or signals for upcoming political or economic changes. However, these remain unverified theories.

No Official Disclosure: To date, there has been no official statement or confirmation about what was inside these envelopes. The mystery has fueled numerous discussions on social media and conspiracy forums, with posts on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) often speculating or outright claiming knowledge of the contents without providing concrete evidence.

In summary, while there's much speculation around what was in the envelopes at George H.W. Bush's funeral, there's no definitive answer from credible sources. The reactions of those who received the envelopes suggest the contents were impactful, but what they actually contained remains an open question surrounded by conjecture.

Elon is not your fren, buddy

>>22253792

Prone

Probed prolly to but knot the point

Crazy Ivan!!!

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>>22253800

XYZ succeeded by paying his employees to afford his product.

>>22253812

Holy Shit Jimmy Carter

>>22253798

he's just got to perform the task Trump gave him

or he's fired, friend or not

Sununu: Trump Has ‘Definitely Not’ Changed the Republican Party

Dec 29, 2024

(What country is he living in, Egypt? Next to da Nile?)

Governor Chris Sununu (R-NH) said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that President-elect Donald Trump had not changed the Republican Party.

Host Dana Bash said, “I want to sort of talk big picture more kind of philosophy. You did not support Donald Trump in the primary, as I mentioned. You said he didn’t represent the Republican Party. He’s old. He says crazy things. He doesn’t have a strong record. What do you think now?”

Sununu said, “Yeah, look, I mean, not my first choice and not my second or third or fourth choice within the primary process. But obviously, he won the primary. I don’t. I never take back a single thing I’ve ever said. I think, you know, in terms of moving the party forward, there were a lot of other great candidates that were out there. He won the he won the primary, he won the nomination, and he won the vote handily of the American people. He’s got to come through, right? At this point, it’s about delivering. I think this term will be fundamentally different than the first term for a variety of reasons. He’s not in his fifth year as president. He’s kind of in his ninth, if you will, especially as leader of the party and the voice of the party. And all of that centers around being that disruption. People didn’t vote for him because of his policies. They voted for him because he’s still seen as an outside influence to disrupt, to break the establishment.”

He added, “There is no Trump 2.0 coming up. I always say Trump is who he is.”

Bash asked, “Has He permanently changed your party?”

Sununu said, Oh no, definitely not.”

https://12ft.io/proxy

>>22253704

>>22253695

>Biden's achievement

First fake President to ever be installed into the American Presidency after his party stole an election, therefore allowing the real Commander in Chief could activate the United States Military so that the ancient Death Cult that has been killing humans, for thousands of years, could finally be completely eradicated by a bunch of autistic frogs.

>>22253700

>statue of Biden

Hard to tell the statue apart from the actor playing Biden

We will not comply, thank you very much…

>>22253822

What's the book?

>>22253814

Is this your first day?

It's been used for quite a while.

Maybe you missed it, ignored it, or just weren't paying attention.

And my parents always told me I was special.

Therefore I am.

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>>22253831

anon likes Trump 2.0

>>22253793

Nice

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>>22253791

OH LOOK!

Another Totally Random Anon usedPNto reference a, yup you guessed it, ==PAST NOTABLE!

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>>22253850

PatriotTakes 🇺🇸

@patriottakes 8h

This door at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home is covered in naked babies. If this was Biden’s homethe QAnon crowdwould have been all over it.

Dec 29, 2024 · 7:14 PM UTC

https://twitter.com/patriottakes/status/1873447478193787378

Kek

>>22253851

>>22253870

That's what you get for leaving the basement.

Rolex, other watches stolen from Keanu Reeves’ Los Angeles home turn up in Chile

Keanu Reeves’ stolen Rolex has been found — in Chile.

The $9,000 Rolex Submariner, engraved with Reeves’ name, turned up in a police raid on four houses in Santiago. The timepiece is believed to have been stolen from Reeves’ Hollywood Hills home in December 2023. Two other watches belonging to Reeves, described by police as valuable, were also found in a sweep linked to a series of local robberies, according to CNN.

A 21-year-old man was arrested.

Reeves, perhaps most famous for his starring role in the “John Wick” movie series, had engraved the Rolex watch with his first name and the words “2021, JW4, thank you, The John Wick Five.”

The first “John Wick” begins with Reeves’ former hit man character seeking revenge after his house is broken into and robbed, and his dog killed.

According to CNN, Reeves reportedly gifted Rolex Submariners to the stuntmen he worked with on “John Wick: Chapter 4.”

Reeves’ house is no stranger to break-ins. Last December, police were called to the property on Thrasher Avenue after a reported burglary. The Los Angeles Police Department reported that burglars “entered the property through the backyard and broke a window to gain access.” Reeves was not home at the time.

Reeves’ home was the scene of back-to-back break-ins in 2014. In one case, Reeves confronted an intruder in his library, while cleaners found the other days later in his pool.

Early last year, Reeves filed for a temporary restraining order against a man who allegedly trespassed on the actor’s property at least six times between November 2022 and January 2023. In one case, the alleged stalker left behind a backpack containing a DNA testing kit, which he had intended to use on Reeves to show they were somehow related, according to the application for the order.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-12-29/stolen-watches-belonging-to-keanu-reeves-los-angeles-home-turn-up-in-chile

>>22253824

this? (2nd picrel)

I'm not that Anon, but I'm very much into herbalism and making my own meds. Just got 3 chinee medicine books to see what it is and how the herbs and food are used, etc bc all my herbalism books mention chinee meds with certain plants so I wanted to see. Will look into ayurveda next just to see what I learn as well. Will check out that link.

this one is me >>22253815

>>22253679

>nac precursor to glutathione (1st picrel)