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What's that got to do with repairing a bridge, without shutting it down?

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17Confirms

The least self-aware, among many, statements in would-be assassin Cole Allen’s justification and goodbye email is: "I need whoever thinks this way to take a couple minutes and realize that the world isn’t about them."

Context: It was in his "rebuttal" section:

"Objection 2: This is not a convenient time for you to do this.

"Rebuttal: I need whoever thinks this way to take a couple minutes and realize that the world isn’t about them."

https://katu.com/news/local/read-the-full-manifesto-by-shooter-at-white-house-correspondence-dinner

=> What the wanna-be killer did the night before last was and is 100% about him.

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Is Swalwell filming?

>>24545515

I bet they stripped him down to his drawws..look at picrel close..that reynolds wrap blanket is down around his legs.

what tattoo is being covered up in the assassin pictures?

why does it seem like the manifesto was written by AI?

>>24545483

Gillium had a spare blood pressure cuff with him when he "traveled" ?

https://youtu.be/pVHbWHGVYaU

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>https://youtu.be/pVHbWHGVYaU

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Coin purse?

Final

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>>24545066, >>24545199 1P EDT Leavitt presser

>>24545208 1:00 PM EDT Governor Hochul Joins Mayor Mamdani and World Cup Host Committee To Make an Announcement

>>24545218, >>24545226 1:00 PM EDT LIVE: King Charles III arrives in DC and meets with Donald Trump, Tea at @4p

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>>24545058 Today in Q Post History we have - 16 Deltas and 16 Posts that mention today’s date of April 27

>>24545151 “Security Breaches, Narrative War” Edition | Qnotables 4AM Talking Points LIVE | 4/27/2026

>>24544938 60 minutes: Extended interview: President Trump on White House Correspondents' Dinner

>>24544948 U1 memes

>>24544956 MANUFACTURING A WRAP UP SMEAR: full transcript of Norah O'Donnell's interview with President Trump

>>24544964 Ahoy The Ship Show - 04/27/2026

>>24544973 Swamp Today posted in End Bunker

>>24544977 HOPE YOU HAD A WONDERFUL BIRTHDAY MRS TRUMP

>>24544978 shooter memes

>>24545020 Magic trick performed on Karoline Leavitt before WHCD shooting revealed

>>24545022, >>24545073 Hammond Case and U1

>>24545046 44: Never judge an assassin until you know their motive

>>24545051 ICYMI: Cole Allen’s manifesto

>>24545057 King Charles III’s state visit to U.S. to proceed as planned following WHCD shooting

>>24545084, >>24545072 Shooter Wide Awakes

>>24545107 Iranian foreign minister arrives in Russia for talks with Putin

>>24545115 @DoWCTO INTERCEPT THE THREAT

>>24545135 Int'l Morse Code Day

>>24545137 @Scavino47 START THE WEEK BY DOING THE FREAKING OBVIOUS…FUND DHS!!!!!

>>24545543 Dem continue playing political games by keeping the agency responsible for keeping Americans safe shut down, refusing to fund @DHS

>>24545143 The CDC finally dropped updated, post mRNA cancer data.

>>24545156 US health secretary’s son launches investment fund tied to health movement

>>24545158 NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day Comet R3 PanSTARRS Behind Satellite Trails

>>24545171 @MelaniaTrump Kimmel’s hateful and violent rhetoric is intended to divide our country. His monologue about my family isn’t comedy

>>24545193, >>24545252, >>24545252, >>24545431, >>24545476 Space/NASA

>>24545212, >>24545220, >>24545222, >>24545224, >>24545226 Swampenins

>>24545254 @DoWCTO IDENTIFY THE THREAT

>>24545263 For America. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

>>24545274 LIVE: Elon Musk Arrives in Court for Powerful OpenAI Lawsuit Showdown | DWS News

>>24545306 DeSantis reveals new redistricting map proposal – GOP gains FOUR seats

>>24545310 NEVER GIVE UP

>>24545378 Germany signed 47k military procurement contracts since 2022

>>24545405 Chinese spy posed as researcher in spear-phishing campaign targeting NASA to steal defense software

>>24545441 European ‘propaganda’ using Russia as ‘external enemy’ to mask crises -

>>24545475 Homan invites Pope Leo to ICE ride-along, discussion about immigration

>>24545477 No fast-track EU membership for Ukraine – Merz

>>24545481 PROFESSOR CLEMENT SEES THE REAL BATTLE - THE CITY OF LONDON AKA THE CORPORATION

>>24545485 Keir Starmer: ‘I can win the next election’

>>24545513 In a FLIP, New Hampshire Rep. Dale Girard (D) SWITCHES to the Republican Party It’s the Democrat Party who left HIM 💯

>>24545536 NICE deportations! 🔥

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I think it's a conspiracy to provoke dank memes.

>>24545555

Quads Check'Em

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Late December 2015 – The key foreign intelligence players behind Spygate

In Email/Dossier/Govt Corruption Investigations by Katie WeddingtonDecember 30, 2015Leave a Comment

(…) “The intelligence agencies initiated reports that Donald Trump was colluding with Russia, they nurtured them and helped them grow, and then they spread the word to the press and key government officials. Reportedly, they even tried to use these reports to force Trump to step down prior to his inauguration. Although the corporate press accuses Trump of conspiring with Russia to stop Hillary Clinton, the reverse now seems to be the case: the Obama administration intelligence agencies worked with Clinton to block “Siberian candidate” Trump.

The template was provided by ex-MI6 Director Richard Dearlove, Halper’s friend and business partner. Sitting in winged chairs in London’s venerable Garrick Club, according toThe Washington Post, Dearlove told fellow MI6 veteran Christopher Steele, author of the famous “golden showers” opposition research dossier, that Trump “reminded him of a predicament he had faced years earlier, when he was chief of station for British intelligence in Washington and alerted US authorities to British information that a vice presidential hopeful had once been in communication with the Kremlin.”

Apparently, one word from the Brits was enough to make the candidate in question step down. When that didn’t work with Trump, Dearlove and his colleagues ratcheted up the pressure to make him see the light. A major scandal was thus born – or, rather, a very questionable scandal.

Besides Dearlove, Steele, and Halper, a bon-vivant known as “The Walrus” for his impressive girth, other participants include:

Robert Hannigan, former director Government Communications Headquarters, GCHQ, UK equivalent of the NSA.

Alexander Downer, top Australian diplomat.

Andrew Wood, ex-British ambassador to Moscow.

Joseph Mifsud, Maltese academic.

James Clapper, ex-US Director of National Intelligence.

John Brennan, former CIA Director (and now NBC News analyst).

A few things stand out about this august group. One is its in-bred quality. After helping to run an annual confab known as the Cambridge Intelligence Seminar, Dearlove and Halper are now partners in a private venture calling itself “The Cambridge Security Initiative.” Both are connected to another London-based intelligence firm known as Hakluyt & Co. Halper is also connected via two books he wrote with Hakluyt representative Jonathan Clarke and Dearlove has a close personal friendship with Hakluyt founder Mike Reynolds, yet another MI6 vet. Alexander Downer served a half-dozen years on Hakluyt’s international advisory board, while Andrew Wood is linked to Steele via Orbis Business Intelligence, the private research firm that Steele helped found, and which produced the anti-Trump dossier, and where Wood now serves as an unpaid advisor.

Everyone, in short, seems to know everyone else. But another thing that stands out about this group is its incompetence. Dearlove and Halper appear to be old-school paranoids for whom every Russian is a Boris Badenov or a Natasha Fatale. In February 2014, Halper notified US intelligence that Mike Flynn, Trump’s future national security adviser, had grown overly chummy with an Anglo-Russian scholar named Svetlana Lokhova whom Halper suspected of being a spy – suspicions that Lokhova convincingly argues are absurd. (Read more: Consortium News, 5/31/2018)

https://www.clintonfoundationtimeline.com/december-2015-the-key-foreign-intelligence-participants-in-spygate/

No ban needed: Russian athletes get shut out by suspiciously convenient delays

They met every requirement, but delays, opacity and ‘missed’ options shut Russian junior gymnasts out before they could compete

Published 27 Apr, 2026 09:42

By Nadezhda Romanenko, political

The Russian junior group in rhythmic gymnastics will not be able to take part in the 2026 European Cup. The reason is unrelated to sporting results, injuries, or any decision by the athletes to withdraw.

Participation became impossible because of prolonged administrative procedures connected with obtaining neutral status, followed by a refusal of registration by European Gymnastics. Young athletes who followed every rule were left out because of bureaucratic hurdles put up by different organizations that failed to coordinate.

The Russian Gymnastics Federation submitted documents for neutral status starting March 25, with additional names added through early April. They didn’t sit back and wait for a reply either – they sent repeated requests asking World Gymnastics to speed things up, including direct outreach to its president. Still, approvals came in pieces. Some athletes received clearance on April 14, others not until April 22. Only on April 23 were they finally added to the anti-doping testing pool, which is required to compete.

By then, it was already too late – registration deadlines for the European Cup had passed, and the draw had taken place on April 11. Once that happened, European Gymnastics said it could not add the Russian group.

No one involved can seriously claim this was about sporting merit. The athletes weren’t injured, they didn’t withdraw, and they weren’t disqualified.They were simply stuck waiting for one body to finish its procedures while another stuck to its deadlines. That gap shut them out.

What makes it worse is thatthere was, apparently, a workaround. European Gymnastics later said athletes in this kind of situation can be entered in the system with a ‘pending’ status before final approval. That option might have kept the door open, but the Russian federation only learned about it after the draw. By then, it was useless.

It’s hard to treat that as a minor oversight. If a key procedural option exists but isn’t communicated in time, then a process that is supposed to be neutral becomes baselessly opaque. And when that opacity determines who gets to compete, it stops being a technical detail.

All of this sits awkwardly next to the IOC’s position from December 2025, when the organization stated that young athletes with Russian or Belarusian passports should no longer face restrictions in access to international competitions. It also said athletes have a fundamental right to compete without political pressure.

And it’s true that the athletes faced no formal ban – because none was needed. Exclusion was achieved through delays, missed windows and disconnected procedures – a confluence of mishaps that looks just a bit too convenient to be a complete coincidence.

Federations control the actual entry points into competitions, and even as the IOC asks for better accessibility, they still have the power to shut out Russian juniors– they just have to drag their feet a bit, forget to mention a crucial workaround, or fail to coordinate at a key juncture.

World Gymnastics closed its office over Easter just as the process was underway. It had been asked to move faster, but decisions came after that Easter break, not before. Nothing suggests those delays were unavoidable. They were predictable, and they had consequences.

Meanwhile, European Gymnastics followed its own schedule. Once the draw was done, that was it – no adjustments, no exceptions. From a procedural standpoint, that may be consistent. From the athletes’ perspective, it meant their fate had been decided before their paperwork was even finished.

Months of preparation, training camps, routines, expectations of an international start – all of it ended because two organizations’ timelines didn’t match. The athletes had no way to influence either side – they met the requirements and submitted all the paperwork.

And now, they are not allowed to compete. The reasons behind it are anything but simple, but they point in the same direction. A system that talks about openness while operating through opaque and fragmented procedures doesn’t just fall short – it blocks the very people it claims to support. And if this is how things continue to work, similar situations will happen again.

https://www.rt.com/news/639145-russian-gymnasts-shut-out/

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No bombs silly

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kek

>>24545475

He should send him a live stream link and not showboat about it

Dc Cop 😴

https://youtu.be/oQBd1cfuKHE?t=1698

Q says 🤷🏼

Wolf Blitzer is an eyewitness to it as they scream staged.

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The Bridge

https://badlands.substack.com/p/the-bridge-3c3

Freshie

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Should have tagged 89 not 90

https://badlands.substack.com/p/the-bridge-3c3