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>>23973136

They're both dead but if necrophilia is your thing that crack on. Give them one from me.

American Troops To Ukraine For Blackrock? How About…No

cdm.press/opinion/2025/12/12/american-troops-…

Remember when the board kick started just before the 2 weeks began?

necroincest by proxy.

>>23973152

why are some able to post images and some are not?

i get a crazy error message when i try to post an image

https://x.com/NCTCKent/status/1999127865346900308

>>23973137

Who are they fighting? Has anyone asked that? They’re fighting God and his buddies. This is why Regan wanted this. To prevent God from intervening here. Trump is ba’al. These are his soldiers. You all think they’re heroes. Nothing I hate more than the fake military that steals valor from the real military that none of you even know exists.

Matt Bracken @Matt_Bracken48 • 1s

g… Ukraine Phase One: Make billions of dollars selling weapons while millions

are killed and Ukraine is wrecked. Ukraine Phase Two: Make billions of dollars rebuilding Ukraine, own the land, and import millions of Middle Eastern and African men to repopulate

the country.

Dominic Michael Tripi • @DMichaelTripi • 17h NEW: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink now directly involved in Ukraine

negotiations with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. -Bloomberg

>>23973133

It’s all been very slowly dawning on me since the Franklin blowing up Marco-boats shitpoast. Kmao

Whoaaaaaaa. Fkn Heaven. Whoa. The Kingdom of God. God’s children. Holeeeeeee shit. He calls us a little flock. Sure feels like it. Whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. I’m trippin the fk out. What just happened?

Very well, that is all. Carry on. Anon is just trippin a little.Don’t mind me. (So the shills are going down for real? Kmfaooooooo) Coolest ride ever. ThanQ for having me.

>>23973157

its one giant rigged game anon…roll with it

check

>>23973144

*a very nice painting.

Joseph A. Camp

@JoeyCamp2020

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13h

The assumption is that a President doesnt have the power to pardon state level offense, but as I have said, the Constitutional provisions for Presidential Pardons states presidents can pardon "offenses against the United States". There has never been a case to define what exactly is an "offenses against the Unoted States" and so all the legal "scholars" and "experts" are relying on assumptions of the definition of those words.

Until the United States Surpreme Court defines "offenses against the Unoted States", no one knows truely how far of a reach the Presidential power of Pardon extends.

This is also true in the birthright citizenship definition, which was also assumed, but will shortly be defined conclusively.

So, I say to you all, have faith, for Tina Peters, because the Surpreme Court is majority favorable, and this is brand new legal argument -because previous Presidents were too stupid or just assumed without legal definition, the reach of their pardon power. However, Trump is now going to be the first President to force the Surpreme Court to define those very important terms "offenses against the United States" and thus define the limits and reach of Presidential Pardon.

https://gab.com/JoeyCamp2020/posts/115704516384387790

>>23973161

*narco

Eye_roll.jpg

>>23973162

okay thanks

i must not be a VIP member then

… for a four year old.

>>23973103

>improper sauce

wouldn't allow me to post otherwise. said "spam link". properly improper.

8 hr bread to bed soon

#29211 >>23972047

>>23972902 Today in Q Post History we have - 40 Deltas and 43 Posts that mention today’s date of December 12

>>23972140, >>23972149 Roger Stone: U.S. Embassy in Guatemala Weaponized Visa Process to Launder Cartel Money, Fuel Leftist Causes

>>23972317 'Cash cows’: The secret senior trafficking playbook for exploiting Maryland seniors

>>23972535, >>23972588 Kash: Under @realDonaldTrump’s leadership the men and women of the FBI are having a historic year helping make America safe again. And the best is yet to come.

>>23972561, >>23972961 President Donald Trump has replaced the portrait of Thomas Jefferson in the Oval Office with one of James K. Polk, a move interpreted as a signal of his ambition for U.S. territorial expansion.

>>23972667 Actually if Tina Peters is guilty then so is all the companies that did backups on the server software including any software repositories that they used.

>>23972681 Swamp Today posted in End Bunker

>>23972733 President Trump will sign legislation in the OVAL OFFICE at 3PM

>>23972789 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Northern Fox Fires

>>23972812 Weakening Field, Rare Proton Spike, Solar Forcing, Earthquakes | S0 News and frens

>>23972826, >>23972891 In September, we announced plans to add a blockchain-based ledger to our infrastructure. But what is the ledger? Who is it for? And what will it achieve?

>>23972830, >>23972831 Secret Government Telescope Spotted 3I/ATLAS A Year Early?

>>23972846 @usairforce hree days. Focused training. Infinite readiness.

>>23972880, >>23972895, >>23972905, >>23972913, >>23972936, >>23972943, >>23972968, >>23973006, >>23973083, >>23973084, >>23973105 NASA/Space/Science

>>23972975 @Ripple just received conditional approval from the @USOCC to charter Ripple National Trust Bank. This is a massive step forward - first for $RLUSD, setting the highest standard for stablecoin compliance with both federal (OCC) & state (NYDFS) oversight.

>>2397301112:00 PM EDT DNC Executive Committee Meeting

>>23973103, >>23973158 This holiday season, the National Counterterrorism Center is working vigilantly with interagency partners to counter any potential terrorist threats of violence

>>23973111 @TheJusticeDept and @CivilRights Division just sued 4 additional states for not handing over their voter rolls—bringing our total to 18!

without>>23973161clue.

>>23973164

Anyone against freeing Tina Peters is defending election fraud!

no.>>23973159

>>23973159

Why does Trump want Greenland?

Where is the city of the Saints?

The Northern lights shine from the thrown of God.

All Compasses point to him.

>>23972667

>She did not alter the data, just copied it, technically not a crime, only altering it is.

<she is a whistleblower

<she was reporting espionage

>>23973164

Joseph A. Camp

@JoeyCamp2020

·

13h

I wrote an essay, exclusively for GAB, on why Presidents have exclusive and sole pardon power, for state and federal offenses, and that we have been doing it all wrong for 250 years (governors have no pardon authority).

Part 2 in the comment section below:

The Scope of Presidential Pardon Power: A Reexamination of "Offenses Against the United States" in Light of Original Constitutional Design

As an enthusiast of constitutional law, I have long been intrigued by the interpretive challenges posed by Article II, Section 2, Clause 1 of the U.S. Constitution, which grants the President the authority "to grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offences against the United States, except in Cases of Impeachment." This provision, ratified amid the foundational debates of 1788–1789, invites a deeper inquiry into the framers' intent regarding the breadth of executive clemency. Specifically, does this power extend solely to federal offenses, or might it encompass state-level crimes under a broader understanding of what constitutes an "offense against the United States"? In this essay, I advance the argument that a faithful originalist reading supports the latter interpretation, potentially allowing presidential pardons to reach state offenses—a position that challenges longstanding assumptions but aligns with the Constitution's textual and structural logic.

To appreciate this perspective, we must first contextualize the criminal jurisdiction envisioned by the framers at the time of ratification. The Constitution delineates a federal government of enumerated powers, and in the realm of criminal law, it explicitly empowers Congress to address only a narrow trio of offenses: (1) the counterfeiting of U.S. securities and current coin (Article I, Section 8, Clause 6); (2) piracies and felonies on the high seas, as well as offenses against the law of nations (Article I, Section 8, Clause 10); and (3) treason, defined in Article III, Section 3 as "levying War against [the United States], or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort," with Congress authorized to declare the punishment therefor. These provisions reflect the framers' wariness of centralized authority, born from colonial experiences under British rule, and their commitment to a federal system where states retained primary sovereignty over criminal matters.

Yet, the pardon power's phrasing—"Offences against the United States"—is not explicitly confined to these three categories. To infer such a limitation would require reading into the text a restriction that the framers did not articulate, contrary to principles of textualism. Consider the internal consistency of the document: the same phrase, "against the United States," appears in the treason clause, where it encompasses acts that threaten the Union's integrity. If an individual were to levy war against a single state—say, Pennsylvania—exclusively targeting its government, institutions, and populace within its borders, could this not be construed as an offense against the United States? After all, the states are constituent parts of the federal whole; an assault on one undermines the collective sovereignty enshrined in the Preamble's commitment to "form a more perfect Union." The framers, drawing from Enlightenment ideas of federalism as articulated in The Federalist Papers (e.g., Federalist No. 39 by Madison, emphasizing the compound nature of the republic), likely viewed the Union as indivisible in this regard. Thus, "offenses against the United States" may denote any crime that impairs the national fabric, irrespective of whether it is prosecuted under federal or state auspices.

https://gab.com/JoeyCamp2020/posts/115704698862666631

US Space Force is installing a 'next level' system to combat drones near Cape Canaveral launch sites

December 12, 2025

The U.S. Space Force is getting serious about drone threats.

Space Force is looking to boost its ability to deter and defeat uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) in the vicinity of Cape Canaveral Space Force Station and the Eastern Range, the 15-million-square-mile (39 million square kilometers) stretch of airspace over the Atlantic Ocean through which the United States launches most of its space missions.

That's according to comments made by Col. Brian L. Chatman, director of the Eastern Range.

According to Breaking Defense, Chatman told attendees at the AI+ Space Summit in Washington, D.C. last week that Space Force is installing a new multi-million-dollar counter-UAS system at the Cape that will not only boost security forces' existing ability to track UAS, but also allow them to "engage those capabilities" when necessary.

Chatman told Breaking Defense that, while security forces at the base currently have some ability to defeat drones in their airspace, the new system will offer "holistic coverage over the Cape, as opposed to pockets of coverage" that the base has today.

The new system will also involve testing new experimental technologies developed by the Air Force Research Laboratory and National Reconnaissance Office, Chatman added.

It's unclear what those might be. But any counter-UAS (C-UAS) systems, particularly experimental ones, are tricky in such a busy area.

With record numbers of rocket launches, and a fairly high-density airspace full of support aircraft of all types, any counter-drone systems must be carefully calibrated so as to not interfere with the communication, navigation or telemetry of rockets or other vehicles.

Many C-UAS systems defeat drones by jamming or interfering with their radio transmissions or navigation systems, which has the potential to interfere with launch operations or other vehicles at the range.

Adding any new C-UAS systems will therefore be a balancing act, Chatman told Breaking Defense, adding that he wants to ensure these new capabilities will "protect and defend the Eastern Range, while not having second order effects that will impact other operations."

"As the research labs develop new capabilities, we're open to bringing them out, taking a look at what that would look like out on the Eastern Range, and then if we get to spectrum deconfliction, affording them the opportunity to come out and test those capabilities," Chatman said.

There are other ways to defeat drones, however, including using traditional weapons, blowing them out of the sky with other drones armed with explosive warheads, or simply ramming into them.

There is a clear need for a more robust C-UAS capability at American launch facilities. In January, Canadian national Xiao Guang Pan was charged with flying a drone over and photographing launch facilities and munitions bunkers at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

After taking a plea deal, the man was sentenced to 12 months of probation and deported from the United States.

Just months before, a Chinese citizen and lawful resident of California was arrested attempting to board a flight to China after using a drone to photograph facilities at Vandenberg Space Force Base. The man, Yinpin Zhao, was sentenced to four months in jail and deported.

Drone and UAS incursions have been reported at a large number of other U.S. military facilities in recent years, although in many cases, law enforcement agencies have been unable to attribute them to any particular group or actor  — at least publicly.

https://www.space.com/technology/aerospace/us-space-force-is-installing-a-next-level-system-to-combat-drones-near-cape-canaveral-launch-sites

>>23973166

nor i o7

>>23973177

There must be previous precedents of presidential pardons of state level ..crimes. 🤔

>>23973157

2nd try is the charm

Joseph A. Camp

@JoeyCamp2020

·

3d

There has never been a case raised in any court, anywhere in the US about a President pardoning a state level offense.

Trump needs to Pardon Tina Peters and then let the matter go through the courts.

Free Tina.

https://gab.com/JoeyCamp2020/posts/115687261712602032

SpaceX plans to go public in 2026, seeks $1.5 trillion valuation: reports

December 11, 2025

SpaceX intends to go public in 2026 and will seek a valuation of $1.5 trillion, according to media reports. Elon Musk's company has been private since its founding in March 2002.

Over the past six days, however, speculation has swirled that SpaceX will hold an initial public offering (IPO) next year, offering investors the chance to buy shares for the first time.

The Wall Street Journal and The Information first reported this plan last Friday (Dec. 5), and other outlets soon followed up.

For example, a Bloomberg story on Tuesday (Dec. 9) suggested that SpaceX will seek a valuation of $1.5 trillion, which would make it one of the most valuable publicly traded companies in the world.

The IPO, which is apparently targeted for mid- to late 2026, could raise a record $30 billion or more.

On Wednesday (Dec. 10), Ars Technica's Eric Berger posted a story confirming the IPO rumors and offering an explanation for the move:

SpaceX wants to raise money to pay for the buildout of data centers in space, which Musk and a growing number of people believe will be a key enabler of the coming AI revolution.

"Foremost among Musk's goals right now is to 'win' the battle for artificial intelligence. He is already attacking the problem at xAI and Tesla, and he now seeks to throw SpaceX into the fray as well," Berger wrote.

"Taking SpaceX public and using it to marshal an incredible amount of resources shows he is playing to win."

SpaceX's initial off-Earth data centers will be modified versions of the company's Starlink broadband satellites, according to Berger, who has written two books about SpaceX.

But the company's long-term vision involves setting up AI-satellite factories on the moon and launching them into space using railguns, he added, citing a Dec. 7 X post by Musk.

Berger's sources are apparently reliable, for Musk backed the piece in a Wednesday X post. "As usual, Eric is accurate," the billionaire wrote.

The IPO news has stirred concern among some space fans, who worry that a publicly traded SpaceX won't be as free to pursue its Mars-settlement plans, which hinge on the development and operation of the company's giant, fully reusable Starship rocket.

After all, establishing a city on Mars will be extremely expensive, with little financial return in the short term — not exactly the mission profile that most investors are keen to support.

However, Berger thinks Musk views the IPO as a way to help fund Mars settlement, which the billionaire has long stressed is his overarching goal and the reason he founded SpaceX in the first place.

"Musk has frequently expressed a concern that there may be a limited window for settling Mars," Berger wrote. "Perhaps financial markets collapse. Perhaps there’s a worse pandemic.

Perhaps a large asteroid hits the planet. Taking SpaceX public now is a bet that he can marshal the resources now, during his lifetime, to make Mars City One a reality. He is 54 years old."

https://www.space.com/space-exploration/spacex-plans-to-go-public-in-2026-seeks-usd1-5-trillion-valuation-reports

>>23973184

[Dis]covery..

Yet Fabians..

🤔

BREAKING: Police Order Evacuation of University of New Orleans Campuses Amid Threat

https://x.com/TheInsiderPaper/status/1999532684561748035

>>23973161

Malik obama to, then, prolly. Kmfao

No wonder Q said they never left.

holeeee chit. This was a real grass roots op.

Templars cleaning house, in my I have no clue just going by gut opinion.

And then there’s … me. Kmaoooooo

Fkn ded. Holeee chit. I gave it my all tho, niggers.

Incompetent scumbag Tim Walz says it's a "pretty hard reach" to expect the Somali community to not engage in the massive theft of tax dollars, criticizes @POTUS for calling them out:

"Each community's got this… Donald Trump brought this to the attention… very dangerous."

https://x.com/RapidResponse47/status/1999533739777413620

>>23973190

Brain chip guy can still do a flip. Dgaf about that one. Fubar faggot.

Final

#29211 >>23972047

>>23972902 Today in Q Post History we have - 40 Deltas and 43 Posts that mention today’s date of December 12

>>23972140, >>23972149 Roger Stone: U.S. Embassy in Guatemala Weaponized Visa Process to Launder Cartel Money, Fuel Leftist Causes

>>23972317 'Cash cows’: The secret senior trafficking playbook for exploiting Maryland seniors

>>23972535, >>23972588 Kash: Under @realDonaldTrump’s leadership the men and women of the FBI are having a historic year helping make America safe again. And the best is yet to come.

>>23972561, >>23972961 President Donald Trump has replaced the portrait of Thomas Jefferson in the Oval Office with one of James K. Polk, a move interpreted as a signal of his ambition for U.S. territorial expansion.

>>23972667 Actually if Tina Peters is guilty then so is all the companies that did backups on the server software including any software repositories that they used.

>>23972681 Swamp Today posted in End Bunker

>>23972733 President Trump will sign legislation in the OVAL OFFICE at 3PM

>>23972789 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Northern Fox Fires

>>23972812 Weakening Field, Rare Proton Spike, Solar Forcing, Earthquakes | S0 News and frens

>>23972826, >>23972891 In September, we announced plans to add a blockchain-based ledger to our infrastructure. But what is the ledger? Who is it for? And what will it achieve?

>>23972830, >>23972831 Secret Government Telescope Spotted 3I/ATLAS A Year Early?

>>23972846 @usairforce hree days. Focused training. Infinite readiness.

>>23972880, >>23972895, >>23972905, >>23972913, >>23972936, >>23972943, >>23972968, >>23973006, >>23973083, >>23973084, >>23973105, >>23973178, >>23973185 NASA/Space/Science

>>23972975 @Ripple just received conditional approval from the @USOCC to charter Ripple National Trust Bank. This is a massive step forward - first for $RLUSD, setting the highest standard for stablecoin compliance with both federal (OCC) & state (NYDFS) oversight.

>>23973011 12:00 PM EDT DNC Executive Committee Meeting

>>23973103, >>23973158 This holiday season, the National Counterterrorism Center is working vigilantly with interagency partners to counter any potential terrorist threats of violence

>>23973111 @TheJusticeDept and @CivilRights Division just sued 4 additional states for not handing over their voter rolls—bringing our total to 18!

#29211

I had a very good conversation this morning with the Prime Minister of Thailand, Anutin Charnvirakul, and the Prime Minister of Cambodia, Hun Manet, concerning the very unfortunate reawakening of their long-running War. They have agreed to CEASE all shooting effective this evening, and go back to the original Peace Accord made with me, and them, with the help of the Great Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim. The roadside bomb that originally killed and wounded numerous Thai Soldiers was an accident, but Thailand nevertheless retaliated very strongly. Both Countries are ready for PEACE and continued Trade with the United States of America. It is my Honor to work with Anutin and Hun in resolving what could have evolved into a major War between two otherwise wonderful and prosperous Countries! I would also like to thank the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, for his assistance in this very important matter.

Dec 12, 2025, 12:37 PM

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115707808536071986

>>23973195

How about go and free her with the military and marshalls..

Then figure it out in the courts.

Act then play bullshit petty corrupt court games after you win.

Freshie

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