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>>5007229 Attn newfags, this is a free speech board

>>5001807, >>5014751, >>5004327, >>5013936 PP/Abortion: Call reps, Memes 4 SocMed

>>5001844 Let's spread this movement worldwide! (Q, Yellow Vest, FREEDOM)

>>5015737, >>5015808 President's Day, February 18, 2019 - #MAGApride Day

#6534

>>5115647 Democrats Set to Offer Trump A Measly $1.3 Billion for Wall

>>5115658 Gates Foundation Planned Parenthood donations

>>5115704 Trump administration's Middle East peace plan finished, officials say

>>5115742 SEIU was in cahoots with PP on the $30M package during the midterms

>>5115770 In the Market for Fetal Body Parts, a Baby’s Brain Sells for $3,340

>>5115774, >>5116168 Pic from the LA raids shows something being carried

>>5115793 Top HRW official accuses Israel of meddling in UK, gets called ‘anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist’

>>5115803 Pompeo will travel to Hungary and Slovakia February 11 and 12

>>5115809 Drone named PP circles Keystone Airport

>>5115900 None Dare Call It a Hoax: The Jussie Smollett Saga Continues, will police prosecute?

>>5116088 YouTube Apologizes For Removing Video Showing Planned Parenthood Aiding Sex Trafficking

>>5116110 Documentary: US secretly launched 3 nuclear rockets from Antarctica ‘to test EMP on Russia' in 1958

>>5116115 POTUS’s Obamacare reforms will save Americans roughly $450 billion over the next ten years

>>5116141 Suspicious fire at Planned Parenthood in Columbia, Mo., put out by sprinklers

>>5116332 #6534

#6533

>>5114865 Oversight of Fetal Tissue Research

>>5114894 Planned Parenthood didn’t report sex traffickers to authorities, as it had claimed

>>5114891 Legal Requirements Regarding Acquisition and Use of Human Fetal Tissue for Research Purposes

>>5114978 Medical Ethics for Research Using Human Fetal Tissue

>>5115037 Criminal Referrals from the Select Investigative Panel about Planned Parenthood

>>5115063 As clock ticks, new hurdle emerges in border security talks

>>5115133 Man shot after trying to run over CPB officer at Arizona port of entry

>>5115194 Full show of Sunday Morning Futures with Mario Bartiromo

>>5115238, >>5115401 Claims: “Keanu Reeves: Hollywood Elites Use ‘Blood Of Babies’ To Get High”

>>5115296 From 2014: Planned Parenthood Is Operating a Pedophile Protection Racket, Says Pro-Life Group in Investigative Report

>>5115308 House Investigation into Planned Parenthood

>>5115500 UK guidance to disposal

>>5115559 #6533

#6532

>>5114183, >>5114513 The 14 names of body parts’ traffickers Planned Parenthood wants to keep secret in Daleiden case

>>5114185, >>5114492 On Kirk Adams & Cecile Richards

>>5114293 Planned Parenthood Contributions to Federal Candidates, 2018 cycle

>>5114314 Washington State Bill Proposes ‘Composting’ of Human Corpses

>>5114343, >>5114574, >>5114498 Reminder Planned Parenthood is under investigation by DOJ over sale of fetal tissue

>>5114408 FEC listings on Planned Parenthood related PACs

>>5114448, >>5114458 What does Planned Parenthood do with the bodies of babies they abort?

>>5114491 Human Fetal Tissue Research: Context and Controversy

>>5114542, >>5114554 Planned Parenthood related crumbs

>>5114570 Democrats who are recipients of Planned Parenthood donations

>>5114608 Planned Parenthood reports performing more abortions, 332,757, in latest year

>>5114664 Ben Carson on Planned Parenthood

>>5114707 From 2013: Planned Parenthood Affiliate Criticized for Supporting Pedophilia

>>5114721 Fetal Tissue From Abortions for Research Is Traded in a Gray Zone

>>5114775 #6532

#6531

>>5113311 Anon on Q crumb #2682

>>5113340 [0] Delta between WH's twitter and Q

>>5113343, >>5113342 Text of Reagan clip Q posted

>>5113440, >>5113456, >>5113464, >>5113483, >>5113490, >>5113499 Thursday Feb 7 in Congress

>>5113546 NJ Voters Furious As Governor Murphy Prepares To Sign 'Rain Tax' Into Law

>>5113586 [0] delta graphic

>>5113706 Pompeo trip marks U.S. re-engagement with long-overlooked central Europe

>>5113783 Joy Villa dresses as a border wall, Ricky Rebel rocks pro-Trump MAGA merch

>>5113801 Mossad, CIA, MI6 smuggled defecting Iranian nuclear scientist to UK: report

>>5113826 Texas Police Form Wall of Vehicles to Help Border Patrol Stop Caravan Migrants

>>5113992 Kevin McCarthy Promises ‘Action’ Against Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib

>>5114015 #6531

Previously Collected Notables

>>5113251 #6530

>>5110962 #6527, >>5111727 #6528, >>5112510 #6529

>>5108692 #6524, >>5109431 #6525, >>5110202 #6526

>>5106346 #6521, >>5107122 #6522, >>5107901 #6523

>>5104089 #6518, >>5104838 #6519, >>5105587 #6520

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Requesting Handoff

>>5116351

here baker

i got next thx

handoff confirmed

plenty o bakes on this hash for BVs

Hat Crimes- Why The Media Is Vilifying The MAGA Hat.

Thoughts from The TruthCat.

>>5116369

confirmed, thanks baker

comfy bread and a lot of good digging and discussion

will be lurking

>>5116351

>>5116369

>>5116389

ThanQ Bakers

>>5116171 LB

The LA copter op -

There has to be cameras on those streets - I wonder if they have been scrubbed yet?

These people are mocking, not MAGA

>>5116362

>>5116286

(lb)

No shit? I was on here all 2018 but missed that somehow. Did not know about green socks.

So anyone on the list so far?

>>5116394

>Rebel has been an active supporter of President Donald Trump and faced considerable backlash over it

>>5116394

No… They're just using the taboo of it all for publicity.

>>5115774 lb

assume each bag weighs 5 lbs…fuck it…say 10 lbs.

6x10 = 60lbs

Hell, I can carry that on my back for at least a few hundred feet.

That's a bulky/awkward package those guys are carrying, and I'm guessing it weighs at least 200 lbs.

Ophra urgent cell calling

>>5116398

True story tho.

While the keeper of an emergency underground bunker might have you believe SPAM® products offer eternal freshness, there is, in fact, a limit to their goodness. On the bottom of every can of SPAM® product you’ll find a "best by" date. This is the date Hormel Foods recommends using the product by. You’ll likely find yourself gobbling up the delicious meat inside the can long before that date. But if you find yourself sitting on a stock of SPAM® products during a zombie invasion, be sure to check the date before you enjoy.

https://www.spam.com/museum

dems make money off of killing babies?

nadler asked whitaker a question that was based on an illegal leak

he shouldn't know anything about any briefings

that's why whitaker didn't answer and kept asking what the basis for the question was

>>5116404

They are walking easily with it though in the vid.

I had the same thought as you. I figure 80 lbs to require two guys. 60 or less and one of them would shoulder it. Unless it was delicate?

>>5116403

"When a man tears out your tongue, he only proves he fears what you have to say."

FREE SPEECH… FREE PRESS… DEATH TO ANY AND ALL WHO OPPOSE.

>>5116314 (pb)

You should…

Know the difference between a cult and a religion?

This one has some nasty child abuses of it's own.

>>5116418

The supporters of the late, late term abortions need to explain the difference in their new NY law and Eugenics.

>>5116402

>Rebel

>He’s posted photographs of himself outside of Trump Tower, often retweets the President, and defended his support of the POTUS in a 2017 interview with Independent Review Journal. In it, he said he’s pro-Trump because he supports his refugee ban, and said it doesn’t mean he’s against the LGBT community.

>“A radical murdered 49 LGBT in cold blood at Pulse Nightclub,” he told the outlet. “That could have been me, my family, and friends there. I voted for the person who wanted to heavily vet refugees. The other candidate wanted a 550 percent increase in Syrian refugees. It only takes one.”

>Rebel has toured with the likes of Britney Spears, and was reportedly discovered by Michael Jackson in the late ’90s.

Doesn't sound like he's playing around to me.

Boom Boom Boom

Boom Boom Boom

Around the world are you ready?

The best things in life a free.

https://twitter.com/VincentCrypt46 did say free energy is coming.

And lots of Anons think that's JFK Jr.

Just saying.

Q is running this show.

>>5116423

Via [PP] yes… You maybe new?

>>5115809

>>5116386

>>5116360

>>5116112

Mueller Rents Giant Warehouse to Store Evidence Against Trump

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Robert Mueller is renting a massive warehouse facility in suburban Virginia to accommodate the approximately forty cubic tons of evidence against Donald Trump that the independent counsel’s investigation is generating on a daily basis.

Employing over two thousand workers in a warehouse the size of seven football fields, the Mueller investigation has become the fastest-growing sector of the U.S. economy, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

https://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/mueller-rents-giant-warehouse-to-store-evidence-against-trump

Mueller Industries Opens Warehouse-Distribution Campus in Fulton, Mississippi

As an incentive, Mississippi Development Authority and Itawamba County provided assistance for site preparation. “Mueller’s location in Northeast Mississippi provides numerous benefits, including exceptional access to a well-integrated transportation system so the company can quickly and efficiently reach its customers. The region’s workforce is highly skilled in the manufacturing and distribution industries and will also play a critical role in Mueller’s continued success in Itawamba County,” Governor Phil Bryant said.

“Mueller’s decision to add distribution operations in Fulton is evidence of the fact Mississippians are hard workers who strive to help companies grow and achieve their goals in our state,” said MDA Executive Director Glenn McCullough, Jr. “The teamwork of MDA, the Itawamba County Board of Supervisors and Three Rivers Planning and Development District was instrumental in bringing dozens of new career opportunities to Mississippians in Itawamba County.”

http://www.areadevelopment.com/newsItems/9-5-2018/mueller-industries-warehousing-distribution-fulton-mississippi.shtml

>>5113656 (PB)

"During buildup, some supporters have unrealistically short time spans for success. Common themes during UW are often perseverance and the tactical necessity of a “long war.” "

My favorite quote from the "Army Special Operations Forces Unconventional Warfare" leaked from wiki leaks.

https://file.wikileaks.org/file/us-fm3-05-130.pdf

>>5116422

Puts a whole new spin on ‘cubism’.

Yes, it’s real. The SPAM® Museum is stuffed with interactive exhibits that bring the iconic history of the SPAM® Brand to life like you’ve never seen it before! Go behind the scenes and behind the can for an experience adults and kids will savor.

ARE ANONS DEAF DUMB AND BLIND?

when POTUS again showed his support for Israel did that not mean BTFO?

why is it different with PP? Look at notables - gleeful digging on the abortion question (AQ)

READ THE CRUMB FOR GODS SAKE

This has nothing to do w/ a woman's right to choose

The focus is on the organization itself.

NOT what the organization is supposed to do - this is exposing a TW scheme and corrupt politicians taking advantage of the adivision THEYcreated

And Q is already soft disclosing the absolute truth that this is NOT about abortion per se

80% support the womans right to choose in the first trimester

that has not yet, and never will change

Grammys couldn't get a black person to perform, so they got J.Lo singing all the black songs from the 60s.

>>5116397

We got eyes on it. Poor bastards. I guess well see.

GONE AGAIN

Nancy Pelosi gets rock star treatment at Clive Davis gala

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — The audience at Clive Davis’ white-hot gala included Barbra Streisand, Joni Mitchell and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, but it was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi who got the most requests to take a selfie.

Pelosi received rock star treatment Saturday night from attendees at the annual pre-Grammy event, which also featured a stunning tribute to the late Aretha Franklin, an artist Davis worked closely with for decades.

Pelosi’s sarcastic handclap and smirk to President Donald Trump at his State of the Union address went viral last week and launched hundreds of memes. So when Davis announced that she was in the audience — Pelosi has attended in the past — she received a standing ovation, while some people even imitated her now-famous handclap.

At the top of the event and as she tried to exit, people asked to take selfies, almost creating a line as Pelosi smiled through them all.

A wide range of celebrities attended event at the Beverly Hilton, including Apple’s Tim Cook, Netflix’s Ted Sarandos, recent Super Bowl champ Julian Edelman, Wolfgang Puck, Earth, Wind & Fire, Dionne Warwick, Kathy Griffin, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Calvin Klein, Angela Bassett, Berry Gordy, Fred Armisen, George Clinton and Darren Criss.

https: //www.apnews.com/5f069b167aa84bd0b85465c707507892

>>5116417

Meme is only a meme once it self replicates. Read up. A meme cannot be owned. Unless you are a liberal, in which case you could argue you're getting your memes appropriated.

>>5116453

Puts a whole new spin on ‘cubism’.

Yes, it’s real. The SPAM® Museum is stuffed with interactive exhibits that bring the iconic history of the SPAM® Brand to life like you’ve never seen it before! Go behind the scenes and behind the can for an experience adults and kids will savor.

Not me!

>>5116445

youre yelling at shills

you do realize that, right

>>5116202 pp

What, the sky Pepe kek?

>>5116457

I say stealing for the fact I've never seen them posted until I post them here.

Stop funding planned parenthood. Problem solved.

>>5116442

kek

Sorry I have been away but have we figured out green socks Grammy anon

>>5116452

In the back of head I can't help but think she's the prefect white hat plant. I mean nobody can be that stupid.

Most of us get spam every day. Some of us get a little, and some of us get a lot, but if you have an e-mail account it is always there. For example, this morning, here's one that came to my inbox:

Subject: Adobe Suppose we tell you that you could really lose up to 82% of your unwanted body fat and keep it off in just a few months, would you be interested? We certainly hope so! Please visit our web site - Click here!

Obviously this is spam, yet it made it through the spam filters and I opened it because the subject line made it unknowable whether it was spam or not. ­

Spam is incredibly annoying, especially in large quantities. If you have a public e-mail address you can receive hundreds of spam messages for every legitimate message that arrives. Even with good filters, some of the spam makes it through. And filters can sometimes delete messages that you really do want to receive. Spam is free speech run amok. ­

­ Where does all of this spam e-mail (also known as "unsolicited commercial e-mail") come from? Why is there so much of it? Is there any way to stop it? In this article, we will answer these questions and many others as we take a dive into the sea of spam.

Everybody get up.

>>5116473

No

>>5116459

More than 44,000 cans of Spam are produced every hour.

Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam… is there any food product in existence that’s been mocked more than Spam? Twinkies, possibly, but deep down, everyone secretly loves Twinkies. We can’t say the same thing for Spam. When it comes to Spam you either love it or you hate it, and it’s actually one of the more fascinating food products out there, with a long, wild history. We’ve assembled 11 facts that you probably didn’t know about this legendary lunchmeat.

>>5116336

>Congress already is laying the groundwork for impeachment

>>5116381 lb

>They better hurry up

Feb, 2017 Jason Chaffetz "President Trump Is Exempt From Conflict of Interest Laws" Democrats Angry

>>5116438

Bill Gates free Kenyan vaccinations are sterilizing brown people without their consent.

The battle begins (as seen today) w/ public opinion.

The FIGHT to win PUBLIC FAVORABILITY.

The FIGHT to control the NARRATIVE.

^^ what happened today? Was working all day and missed whatever Q is referencing here

>>5116480

Spam is a huge problem for anyone who gets e-mail. According to Business Week magazine:

In a single day in May [2003], No. 1 Internet service provider AOL Time Warner (AOL ) blocked 2 billion spam messages – 88 per subscriber – from hitting its customers' e-mail accounts. Microsoft (MSFT), which operates No. 2 Internet service provider MSN plus e-mail service Hotmail, says it blocks an average of 2.4 billion spams per day. According to research firm Radicati Group in Palo Alto, Calif., spam is expected to account for 45% of the 10.9 trillion messages sent around the world in 2003.

One of the problems with spam, and the reason why there is so much of it, is that it is so easy to create. ­

You could easily become a spammer yourself. Let's say that you have a recipe from your grandmother for the best blueberry muffins ever created. A friend suggests that you sell the recipe for $5.

You decide that your friend might be on to something, so you send an e-mail to the 100 people in your personal e-mail address book with the subject line, "These Blueberry Muffins Have Been Described as Heaven – You Can Have the Recipe for $5!" Your e-mail contains a link to your blueberry muffin Web site. As a result of your 100 e-mails, you get two orders and make $10.

­ "Wow!" you think, "It cost me nothing to send those 100 e-mails, and I made $10. If I sent 1,000 e-mails I could make $100. If I sent a million e-mails I could make $100,000! I wonder where I could get a million e-mail addresses…"

>>5116434

I saw that some loaves ago and responded accordingly

Moron

>>5116469

We tried. We were betrayed by the RINOS

>>5116483

Spam (or officially, SPAM), was introduced by the Hormel Foods Corporation in 1937. At the time, the fact that meat could be kept fresh for years by canning it was incredibly novel. It was rationed to troops during World War II, and while the Europeans the GI’s exposed to the canned meat largely didn’t want to have anything to do with it (except for the British), those on the Pacific front fell in love with it, and it’s still extremely popular there to this day.

After the war, Hormel launched a massive publicity campaign for the canned ham, recruiting a group of former servicewomen, whom they dubbed the ‘Hormel Girls,’ to tour the country promoting the product. By 1948 the group had swelled to 60 women with a 16-piece orchestra, and they were even given a radio show which aired until the group disbanded in 1953.

>>5116492

You’re not Q, fuck off.

>>5116444

Ummmm….. why are the black kids wearing the masks?

>>5116499

Spam has kept a relatively low profile since then, living out its lengthy shelf-life in the canned foods section of supermarkets and convenience stores worldwide while keeping its cult-following strong and continuing to fend off canned-meat competitors like Treet. Gone are the days when Hormel would actively use Spam in advertising campaigns to create wonders of nature like the Spam Upside Down Pie or the Spamburger Hamburger. Today, there are 14 varieties of Spam available around the world, including Turkey Spam, Teriyaki Spam, and Spam with bacon, chorizo, or cheese. There’s also a Spam Spread, hickory smoke-flavored Spam, and Spam “Meals for 1” including Spam & Sausage Jambalaya, Spam & Penne Pasta in Alfredo Sauce, and Spam & Red Beans with Rice.

Whether you’re a Spamaholic, an occasional dabbler, or complete Spam novice, we’re sure that you’ll find these facts about the world’s most famous luncheon loaf fascinating. So read on to learn 11 things you didn’t know about Spam.

Good things

Honestly

>>5116490

As it turns out, there are hundreds of companies that will sell you CDs filled with millions of valid e-mail addresses. With Microsoft Word you could easily format those addresses into lines of 100 addresses each, and then cut and paste those lines into the "To:" field of any normal e-mail program. Every time you push the "Send" button, which would be about once every 5 seconds, you would make $10. You would be making something like $700 per hour.

This is the problem with spam. It is incredibly easy for you to send it. It costs you practically nothing to send it. And even with a response rate as low as one sale out of 10,000 e-mails, it can be quite lucrative for you to send it. Therefore, if you don't mind the fact that you are creating e-mail pollution for millions of people, you might decide to send e-mail messages about your grandmother's muffins all day long.

Where does a company get millions of valid e-mail addresses to put on a CD and sell to you? There are a number of primary sources.

The first is newsgroups and chat rooms, especially on big sites like AOL. People (especially first-time users) often use their screen names, or leave their actual e-mail addresses, in newsgroups. Spammers use pieces of software to extract the screen names and e-mail addresses automatically.

The second source for e-mail addresses is the Web itself. There are tens of millions of Web sites, and spammers can create search engines that spider the Web specifically looking for the telltale "@" sign that indicates an e-mail address. The programs that do the spidering are often called spambots.

The third source is sites created specifically to attract e-mail addresses. For example, a spammer creates a site that says, "Win $1 million!!! Just type your e-mail address here!" In the past, lots of large sites also sold the e-mail addresses of their members. Or the sites created "opt-in" e-mail lists by asking, "Would you like to receive e-mail newsletters from our partners?" If you answered yes, your address was then sold to a spammer.

Probably the most common source of e-mail addresses, however, is a "dictionary" search of the e-mail servers of large e-mail hosting companies like MSN, AOL or Hotmail. In the article Hotmail: A Spammer's Paradise?, the author describes the process:

>>5116511

A dictionary attack utilizes software that opens a connection to the target mail server and then rapidly submits millions of random e-mail addresses. Many of these addresses have slight variations, such as "jdoe1abc@hotmail.com" and "jdoe2def@hotmail.com." The software then records which addresses are "live," and adds those addresses to the spammer's list. These lists are typically resold to many other spammers.

E-mail addresses generally are not private (just like your phone number is not private if it is listed in the phone book). Once a spammer gets a hold of your e-mail address and starts sharing it with other spammers, you are likely to get a lot of spam.

>>5116430

As a "Nazi" and our highest-ranking resident "muh joo shill", I want to state clearly that myself and those I support DO NOT support infanticide, eugenics, or any other depraved Jewry.

We are conservative and stand for family values.

The biggest lies are told about US… Because we are the biggest threat to (((THEM))). Think about it.

>>5116481

Yep. Looks like a German Shepard

>>5116487

You not 'new' anon. Please accept my humble apology.

Into the mystic

>>5116481

I agree, in this clip, it is a dog.

However, weren't the people carrying packages getting in to two of the four smaller helicopters, not the two larger ones?

(I may be mistaken on this)

>>5116439

>approximately forty cubic tons of evidence

what is a cubic ton ?

>>5116516

RIGHT WING SEMITE DEPORTATION SQUADS NOW

>>5116505

Believe it or not, Spam contains only 6 simple ingredients: pork with ham, salt, water, potato starch (this prevents moisture from forming inside the can), sugar, and sodium nitrate (for a long shelf life). Yum?

this anon emphasis on abortion is a slide

the only violations ever claimed (and none proven) were accounting issues having to do with booking a profit or not

just review the links in the Q posts on the congress investigations that confirms this fact

YES the PP is a rats nest of liberal fuckery but Q team is using the abortion issue as a bell cow to expose corruption NOT promote no choice

that is demonstrated by the express statements in tonights post

This has nothing to do w/ a woman's right to choose

The focus is on the organization itself.

COMMS CLEAR?

not so far

>>5116527

Before the product launched, a brother of a Hormel Foods executive gave the canned meat its official name, Spam. Although the public has never received an official confirmation of what the word means, for years there have been whisperings that it is really an acronym.

Some of the best guesses are: “shoulder of pork and ham” or “spiced ham.” Word on the street is that only a handful of Hormel executives who were presiding over the product at the time know the TRUE meaning behind the name. Looks like we’ll never know!

>>5116397

Eddie Murphy is the best guess

>>5116523

A fuck ton, Approximately.

>>5116519

I thought that was the name of the coffee blend. The Black Guy.

>>5116503

It would be a 10 second answer anon, its not a big deal. Im wanting to know what Q is referencing that was made public today…..

>>5116477

Yes, yes they can be that stupid as well as gullible , which she is… in large Quantities

>>5116500

Freuline needs three tits.

>>5116514

If you would like to send a lot of spam, then there are a number of companies set up to send "bulk e-mail." The largest of these companies are able to send billions of spam e-mail messages a day. They increasingly operate out of foreign countries to avoid U.S. laws and lawsuits trying to block spam. Detroit Free Press: Spam king lives large off others' e-mail troubles describes a typical spam operation:

The computers in Ralsky's basement control 190 e-mail servers – 110 located in Southfield, 50 in Dallas and 30 more in Canada, China, Russia and India. Each computer, he said, is capable of sending out 650,000 messages every hour – more than a billion a day – routed through overseas Internet companies Ralsky said are eager to sell him bandwidth.

There are hundreds of companies like this. For example, here's a paid ad that appeared on Google in August 2003:

The company is offering to send 500,000 e-mails for $99 and says, "Imagine emailing 500,000 recipients and 1 out of every 1,000 orders your product, that's 500 new orders!" Similarly, if you type "bulk e-mail" as a search term in Google, you get this assortment of paid ads in late August 2003:

All of these vendors are claiming that they are "spam-free." That is, they claim that they use e-mail lists where the recipients have specifically requested to receive bulk e-mail. This is often referred to "opt-in" e-mail. You may have ordered a product or filled out an online form that had a checkbox at the bottom that said, "Please unclick this check box if you would not like to receive e-mail from our partners," or something to that effect. You either did not see that checkbox because it was way at the bottom of the form, or you misread it. If your name gets onto the wrong opt-in lists, then you will receive a great deal of spam.

It's important to note that checking a checkbox like this doesn't always lead to spam. In some cases, non-spamming sites are only asking you to opt in for good, non-advertorial e-mail, such as a newsletter. These sites may use pre-checked boxes for convenience.

Now, let's find out what you can do to stop spam.

>>5116506

>Someone needs to add Zyklon, JIDF, and Cheka to the spinner board

Because Jews can’t create on their own

it's that whole Kabumar/Rothschild dimension thing, some are eating it up

>>5116492

>>5116530

Spam may not be popular in your neck of the woods, but in other states and countries, it’s a culinary staple.

In the U.S., Hawai’i is the by in large the biggest consumer of Spam. This is because of the Islands’ Japanese influence, a country where Spam has been enjoyed for years in fried rice and seaweed pockets called Spam Musubi.

South Korea is the second largest consumer of the product behind the United States. Koreans use the ingredient to spice up dozens of traditional dishes, but it is most commonly eaten in kimbap, a kind of sushi roll that features egg, rice, veggies, and–you guessed it–Spam!

>>5116517

Dismember the baby and you have something.

>>5116531

I'm guessing Danny Glover.

>>5116549

Of course, original Spam is still the most sought-after variety of the canned meat, but Hormel has created plenty of other options for folks with more discerning palates, including Spam Lite, Spam Bacon, Spam Turkey, Spam Teriyaki, Spam Cheese, and even Spam Portuguese Sausage!

>>5116451

Man hands?

>>5116463

no i did not

mainly cuz all the abortion notables are there

so you are saying baker is a shill

>>5116468

And that makes it any less atrocious? Same thing with 9/11. These people need to be help accountable, and people like you need to stop throwing shade for them

>>5116488

FFS you're STILL here saying this shit?

You started saying this HOURS ago, BTFO if you ain't gettin it, ya ain't gonna

>>5116541

The best technology that is currently available to stop spam is spam filtering software. The simplest filters use keywords such as "sex,", "xxx," "viagra," etc., in the subject line to attempt to identify and delete spam. These simple filters are easy to sidestep by spelling "sex" as "s-e-x." There are, of course, thousands of ways to spell "sex" if you are willing to add extra characters like that, and it is difficult for the simple filters to keep up. Also, simple filters are most likely to block "real" e-mail that you do want to receive. For example, if your friend sends you her favorite recipe for baked chicken breasts, the filter blocks the e-mail because of the word "breasts."

More advanced filters, known as heuristic filters and Bayesian filters, try to take this simple approach quite a bit further to statistically identify spam based on word patterns or word frequency. But there are still ways to get around them (mainly by using short messages).

Large ISPs tried blocking multiple e-mails with the same subject line or message body. This had the unwanted side-effect of blocking e-mail newsletters, so ISPs made "white lists" to identify legitimate newsletter senders. Then spammers sidestepped the issue by inserting different random characters into each subject line and message body. That's why you get e-mail messages with subject lines like:

Women Wanted puklq

The word "puklq" is random, and it is different on every e-mail the spammer sends.

There are several organizations that publish lists of IP addresses that are used by spammers. Any large spammer will have an array of server machines blasting out spam messages, and each server machine has its own IP address. Once spam is detected from an IP address, that IP address is put in a list (Spamhaus.org is one of many organizations that maintain such lists). Companies that host e-mail accounts can look at the sending IP address of every e-mail and filter out those that appear in the Spamhaus.org list.

>>5116493

some 9/11 transparency would be nice Q. talk about alienating ones self from their family. Most of my family think I'm nuts because I will not rest until they see 9/11 for what it really is. Any day now Q. This anon is past ready.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giFRe1v0YjQ

>>5116445

is this satire?

>>5116559

Every year, dozens of cities around the globe hold Spam cooking competitions, but the most famous of them all is the one that the product’s company, Hormel, holds.

The Great American Spam Championship is held at 26 of the largest state and county fairs in the nation. In it, contestants can win up to $150 and a trip to the Spam Jam Festival in Hawai’i for their entries.

The rules are actually pretty simple. Each dish has to contain at least one can of Spam and no more than 10 ingredients. We know what we’ll be doing at the fair next summer!

>>51151927 lbsssss

Read Romans 10:9&10

>>5116564

Good catch Anon, looks like ring finger is longer than index finger!

>>5116525

ALL Abrahamic-Faiths worship Saturn, ultimately…

Saturn-worship, or Saturnalia as it was called in Rome, has been around for a LONG time. It is "Satanism" essentially, according to how we would describe their rituals and behaviors in modern times.

>>5116471

??????????

i love jerusalem

esp now that the US embassy is there

you got a point? didnt perceive any

>>5116581

Koreans got their first taste of Spam during the Korean War when American GIs would smuggle it off their bases and share it with the locals. At the time, it was difficult to find any type of meat, so even this canned variety was a much-appreciated gift. Restaurants began formulating recipes to spice up the Spam and, over time, it became a centerpiece of Korean cuisine.

These days, South Korea is very much a modern country with plenty of fresh meat to enjoy, so it’s surprising to see so many folks exchange luxury gift baskets containing the item during the holidays. That said, according to interviews conducted by the BBC, giving the gift has become an important annual tradition in the country, with the cans usually going to bosses and elders.

As an aside, that gift set featured above will run you 42,800 Won— that’s roughly 40 bucks here in the States. Folks definitely pay a premium for that plastic packaging!

Who knew that this canned food aisle staple had such a rich history? We’d love to hear your thoughts on all things Spam! Are you a fan of this canned meat? What is your favorite variety? Do you have any Spam recipes of your own that you would like to share?

>>5116573

I first asked it at the end of last bread, about 20min ago. i was gone all day. Im just asking for quick answer on what happened today as Ive been out of the news loop. No need to be a fucking dick, we are all on the same team

>>5116565

k

Alex Jones and Joe Rogan drama. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyRO4afow1U

I know Q said Jones is Mossad, but at least he's red pilling people on this issue.

>>5116562

Good point, I missed that as I was looking for the dog.

That clips appears to be in a parking lot.

>>5116544

Who the fuck cares. Do you even stack hay? Wrestle with 1000lb animals?

>>5116504

In Georgia ! They had the kids all wearing black face ahahhahahahhaha

>>5116589

Spam (stylized SPAM) is a brand of canned cooked meat made by Hormel Foods Corporation. It was first introduced in 1937 and gained popularity worldwide after its use during World War II.[1] By 2003, Spam was sold in 41 countries on six continents and trademarked in over 100 countries (not including the Middle East and North Africa).[2]

According to its label, Spam's basic ingredients are pork, with ham meat added, salt, water, modified potato starch as a binder, sugar, and sodium nitrite as a preservative. Natural gelatin is formed during cooking in its tins on the production line.[3] Many have raised concerns over Spam's nutritional attributes, in large part due to its high content of fat, sodium, and preservatives.[4]

By the early 1970s the name "Spam" became a genericized trademark, used to describe any canned meat product containing pork, such as pork luncheon meat. With expansion in communications technology, it became the subject of urban legends about mystery meat and other appearances in pop culture.[5] Most notable was a Monty Python sketch which led to its name being borrowed for unsolicited electronic messages, especially spam email.[6]

>>5116584

>>51151927 lb

Read Romans 10:9&10

>>5116588

thats fair.

>>5116531

I’m going with Arsenio. I provided some sauce last bread.

>>5116597

Spam was introduced by Hormel on July 5, 1937.[7] The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America states that the product was intended to increase the sale of pork shoulder which was not a very popular cut.[7] Ken Daigneau, brother of a company executive, won a $100 prize that year in a competition to name the new item.[8] Hormel claims that the meaning of the name "is known by only a small circle of former Hormel Foods executives", but popular beliefs are that the name is an abbreviation of "spiced ham".[7][9] The difficulty of delivering fresh meat to the front during World War II saw Spam become a ubiquitous part of the U.S. soldier's diet. It became variously referred to as "ham that didn't pass its physical", "meatloaf without basic training",[1] and "Special Army Meat". Over 150 million pounds of Spam were purchased by the military before the war's end.[10]

During World War II and the occupations which followed, Spam was introduced into Guam, Hawaii, Okinawa, the Philippines, and other islands in the Pacific. Immediately absorbed into native diets, it has become a unique part of the history and effects of U.S. influence in the Pacific.[11]

As a consequence of World War II rationing and the Lend-Lease Act, Spam also gained prominence in the United Kingdom. British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher later referred to it as a "wartime delicacy".[12][13] In addition to increasing production for the U.K., Hormel expanded Spam output as part of Allied aid to the similarly beleaguered Soviet Union.[14] Nikita Khrushchev declared: "Without Spam we wouldn't have been able to feed our army".[15] Throughout the war, countries ravaged by the conflict and faced with strict food rations came to appreciate Spam.[16]

The billionth can was sold in 1959,[17] and in 2007, the seven billionth can of Spam was sold.[8]In 2012, the eight billionth can of Spam was sold.[18]

>>5116580

its a slide

hes triggered over something and wants attention

>>5116456

If we built Trains to cross the oceans we could Deep Sea fish along the way for Free. Brilliant

She’s Pretty

>>5116608

United States and territories

Domestically, Spam's chief advantages were affordability, accessibility, and extended shelf life.[10] At the time it was introduced, it was the only canned meat product on the market that needed no refrigeration.[19] Statistics from the 1990s say that 3.8 cans of Spam are consumed every second in the United States,[20] totaling nearly 122 million cans annually. It became part of the diet of almost 30% of American households, perceived differently in various regions of the country.[21] It is also sometimes associated with economic hardship because of its relatively low cost.[1]

Spam that is sold in North America, South America, and Australia is produced in Austin, Minnesota (also known as "Spam Town USA") and in Fremont, Nebraska.[22] Austin, Minnesota also has a restaurant with a menu devoted exclusively to Spam, called "Johnny's SPAMarama Menu".[23]

In 1963, Spam was introduced to various private and public schools in South Florida as cheap food and even for art sculptures.[citation needed] Due to the success of the introduction, Hormel Foods also introduced school "color-themed" spam, the first being a blue and green variety which is still traditionally used in some private schools of South Florida.[24]

>>5116537

Rat shit, bat shit, dirty old twat

69 assholes tied in a knot!

GOOoooo Warring!

Bill Gates: CO2 has to be reduced to zero due to global warming. The world must be depopulated. The population can be lowered by "reproductive health care" and vaccines.

>>5116590

What do you need to know, anon?

Hawaii

Spam musubi is a popular snack and lunch food in Hawaii

Spam is especially popular in the state of Hawaii, where residents have the highest per capita consumption in the United States. Its perception there is very different from on the mainland.[25] Hawaiians sometimes call it "Portagee Steak".[26]

A popular local dish in Hawaii is Spam musubi, where cooked Spam is placed atop rice and wrapped in a band of nori, a form of onigiri.[27] Varieties of Spam are found in Hawaii that are unavailable in other markets, including Honey Spam, Spam with Bacon, and Hot and Spicy Spam.[28]

Hawaiian Burger King restaurants began serving Spam in 2007 to compete with the local McDonald's chains.[11][29] In Hawaii, Spam is so popular that it is sometimes referred to as "The Hawaiian Steak".[30] There is even an annual Spam-themed festival on the island of Oahu that takes place every spring, known as the "Waikiki Spam Jam.[31] Local chefs and restaurants compete to create new Spam-themed dishes, which are then sold in a massive street fair on Kalakaua Avenue in Waikiki.

In 2017, Hawaii was plagued by a rash of thefts of Spam.[32] Spam had long been a target of thieves in Hawaii, but the magnitude of the thefts ramped up, with incidents in which multiple cases of Spam were stolen at once. Local retailers believe organized crime was involved.[32] This came alongside increases in thefts of some other retail goods, such as corned beef and liquor. The president of the retail merchants of Hawaii attributed the rise in retail thefts to a recent change in criminal law, which raised the threshold at which a theft would lead to felony charges by approximately $400.[32]

>>5116614

>>5116481

Not the same area. This is a parking lot. The other was in the middle of the street

>>5116624

Guam and the Northern Marianas

In Guam, average per capita consumption is 16 tins (cans) per year. It is also found on McDonald's menus there. The Spam Games also takes place in Guam, where locals sample and honor the best original, homemade Spam recipes.[33]

In the Northern Mariana Islands, lawyers from Hormel have threatened to sue the local press for publishing articles alleging ill-effects of high Spam consumption on the health of the local population.[34][35]

Puerto Rico

Sandwich de Mezcla is a party staple in Puerto Rico containing Spam, Velveeta, and pimientos between two slices of sandwich bread.[36]

United Kingdom

After World War II, Newforge Foods, part of the Fitch Lovell group, was awarded the license to produce the product in the UK at its Gateacre factory, Liverpool,[37] where it stayed until production switched to the Danish Crown Group (owners of the Tulip Food Company) in 1998.[38]

The United Kingdom has adopted Spam into various recipes. For example, recipes include Spam Yorkshire Breakfast, Spamish Omelette, and Spam Hash.[39] Spam can also be sliced, battered and deep-fried into Spam fritters.[40]

Because of the Internet

>>5116570

Who here honestly believes it was the Jews and the Jews alone on 9/11? Fucking delusional. CABAL, people. MI6 had a hand, CIA had a hand, Saudi Arabia no doubt.

Myopic Joo Joo Joo motherfuckers.

>>5116629

Southeast Asia

Philippines

Spamilog: Spam with sinangág (garlic fried rice) and eggs is a common Filipino breakfast combination[41]

In the Philippines, Spam is a popular food item and seen as a cultural symbol. As a former US territory, Spam reached the islands similar to how it reached Hawaii and Guam: as a result of World War 2 rationing. Spam is commonly eaten with rice (usually garlic fried rice) and a sunny-side up egg for breakfast. It is prepared and used in a variety of ways, including being fried, served alongside condiments, or used in sandwiches. It has also been featured in numerous Filipino fusion cuisine dishes including Spam burgers, Spam spaghetti, Spam nuggets, and others.[42][43][44][45]

The popularity of Spam in the Philippines transcends economic class, and Spam gift sets are even used as homecoming gifts. There are at least ten different varieties of Spam currently available in the country and an estimated 1.25 million kilos of the meat is sold every year in the Philippines.[46] During the rescue efforts after Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) in 2009, Hormel Foods donated over 30,000 pounds of Spam to the Philippine National Red Cross.[47]

East Asia

Spam is often served with rice in Asia.

China

In China, Hormel decided to adopt a different strategy to market Spam, promoting it as a foreign, premium food product and changing the Spam formula to be meatier in order to accommodate local Chinese tastes.[48]

Japan

In Okinawa, Japan, the product is added into onigiri alongside eggs and used as a staple ingredient in the traditional Okinawan dish chanpurū, and a Spam burger is sold by local fast food chain Jef. For the 70th anniversary of Spam in 2007, cans with special designs were sold in Japan due to its popularity, primarily in Okinawa.[49] Following the March 2011 earthquake, Spam sales in Japan declined and Hormel shifted its focus to China[48] although Hormel did pledge to donate $100,000 along with cans of Spam for relief efforts.[50] In the summer of 2011, Burger King introduced its own version of a burger made of Spam, called 'BK Shot' Spam Burgers. These small burgers are filled with slices of the canned meat and were an attempt by Burger King to capitalize on Spam's popularity in Japan.[51] In early 2014, Burger King also introduced the Spam and Cheese burger as a breakfast menu item.[52]

>>5115647 (lb)

this offer is a calculated insult, and should be treated as one.

>>5116609

if that idiot actually read the notables, they're mostly about the sale of fetus and baby parts and Planned Parenthood's political subversion

not really "abortions"

that's a lefty way to not talk about the other shit

<muh choice!!!!!!!… to murder

>>5116634

Hong Kong

In Hong Kong after World War II, meat was scarce and expensive, so Spam was an accessible, affordable alternative. The luncheon meat has been incorporated into dishes such as macaroni with fried egg and spam in chicken soup, as well as ramen.[53]

South Korea

In later years, the surfeit of Spam in both North and South Korea during the Korean War led to the establishment of the Spam kimbap (rice and vegetable filled seaweed roll). Because of a scarcity of fish and other traditional kimbap products such as kimchi or fermented cabbage, Spam was added to a rice roll with kimchi and cucumber and wrapped in seaweed. Spam was also used by US soldiers in Korea as a means of trading for items, services or information around their bases.[54]

In South Korea, Spam (Hangul: 스팸; RR: seupaem, licensed from Hormel by CJ CheilJedang[55]) is popular with a majority of the population, and outranks Coca-Cola and KFC in status as a foodstuff. Today, South Korea produces and consumes more Spam than any other country except the United States.[56][57]

Spam is also an original ingredient in budae jjigae ("army base stew"), a spicy stew with different types of preserved meat.[58]

Middle East

Israel

In Mandatory Palestine, demand for kosher canned meats increased as Spam became more popular during World War II. Canned meat was briefly mentioned during wartime from 1939–43, but the true boom in kosher canned meat came in 1945. This is when kosher canned meat became the key item in Europe's Jewish war victim relief packages. Then in 1946, the Chicago Kosher Sausage Manufacturing Company registered a patent for a kosher canned meat product called Breef. Made of beef, Breef has a similar texture to Spam but tastes like corned beef.[59] Also, a kosher variant of Spam, known as Loof (Hebrew: לוף‎, a Hebrew linguistic play on meatloaf), was produced by Richard Levi, and mostly used as part of field rations by the Israel Defense Forces. A Glatt kosher version was also produced. It was phased out of field rations during the early 2000s and was finally removed from rations when production ceased in 2009.[60]

>>5116616

>Never strike a woman.

you've obviously never lived around niggers.

>>5116598

DAAAAAAAAAAMMMMMNNNNN…

That first meme is powerful!

>>5116621

Is blow up her uterus with my meat Missile

>>5116439

Mueller Industries? WTF is wrong with him?

>>5116611

I buy it just to store my guns

maybe go all vigilante and bring a few to justice…

jk jk secret service will do that

…oh wait..no they just aid and abet criminals and makes sure nobody hurts them….

>>5116627

I care, you stupid fuck.

>>5116637

exactly

>>5116646

I'm not upset at it

>>5116622

Bill Gates lower the population for climate change measures through vaccinations.

>>5116611

cut the cage out…its a delivery van.

or van to haul dogs…or whatever.

profit from gov waste…

www.govdeals.com

>>5116639

> a kosher variant of Spam, known as Loof (Hebrew: לוף‎, a Hebrew linguistic play on meatloaf), was produced by Richard Levi, and mostly used as part of field rations by the Israel Defense Forces

>>5116639

a kosher variant of Spam, known as Loof (Hebrew: לוף‎, a Hebrew linguistic play on meatloaf), was produced by Richard Levi, and mostly used as part of field rations by the Israel Defense Forces

>>5116481

Not the same video. This appears to be in a parking lot whereas other was on main street.

>>5116646

If Weird Al is one of them, I am going to be really pissed off.

>>5116617

>>5116611

How else are you going to round up the kikes?

>>5116655

>>5116654

>>5116651

>>5116644

>>5116642

>>5116625

>>5116619

a kosher variant of Spam, known as Loof (Hebrew: לוף‎, a Hebrew linguistic play on meatloaf), was produced by Richard Levi, and mostly used as part of field rations by the Israel Defense Forces

>>5116642

GTFO

>>5116599

Not if she can be reasoned with. Otherwise she's an enemy combatant and as a woman demanded and received equal treatment under the law, so I must kick her ass until she surrenders or stops moving same as I will any man.

>>5116410

yes iPSC are promising. not perfect. not even close to functional, but w/e.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_pluripotent_stem_cell

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5293809/

>>5116562

Yeah true.

>>5116623

From Q drop 2682 earlier this evening:

The battle begins (as seen today) w/ public opinion.

^^ Just wanting to know what happened today regarding this. something happened in the news regarding changing / opening public opinion?

They hate the way you shine.

Darkness to light.

Hide how much it hurts.

It is your brothers world for a little while longer.

The we publish.

Bring me my study buddy.

I'll ask her.

She's on Fox News

>>5116557

saved!

Had not seen that one before anon, thanks

>>5116639

In popular culture

Beginning in 1940, Spam sponsored George Burns and Gracie Allen on their radio program.[61]

During WWII, Spam was not only eaten but was also incorporated into many other aspects of the war (grease for guns, cans for scrap metal, etc.); it was so prominent that Uncle Sam was nicknamed "Uncle Spam".[62] Other terms influenced by the product’s name include the European invasion fleet, or the "Spam Fleet". Furthermore, the United Service Organizations (USO) toured the "Spam Circuit".[10]

In the United States in the aftermath of World War II, a troupe of former servicewomen was assembled by Hormel Foods to promote Spam from coast to coast. The group was known as the Hormel Girls and associated the food with being patriotic. In 1948, two years after its formation, the troupe had grown to 60 women with 16 forming an orchestra. The show went on to become a radio program where the main selling point was Spam. The Hormel Girls were disbanded in 1953.[63]

Spam has long had a somewhat dubious reputation in the United States and (to a lesser degree) United Kingdom as a poverty food. The image of Spam as a low cost meat product gave rise to the Scottish colloquial term "Spam valley" to describe certain affluent housing areas where residents appear to be wealthy but in reality may be living at poverty levels.[64]

Spam was featured in an iconic 1970 Monty Python sketch called "Spam".[7] Set in a café which mostly served dishes containing Spam, including "egg and Spam, egg bacon and Spam, Spam egg sausage and Spam, Spam egg Spam Spam bacon and Spam ",[65] the piece also featured a companion song. By the 1990s, Spam's perceived ubiquity led to its name being adopted for unsolicited electronic messages, especially spam email.[66] Because of its use in a line of a song in Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the title of the musical version of the film became Spamalot.

Spam is the subject of the "Weird Al" Yankovic song "Spam", which is a parody of the R.E.M. song "Stand".[67]

Other offshoots of Spam in popular culture include a book of haikus about Spam titled Spam-Ku: Tranquil Reflections on Luncheon Loaf. There is also a mock Church of Spam, and a Spam Cam which is a webcam trained on a can of decaying Spam.[68]

In the 1982 film Sophie's Choice, the character Stingo brings a carton of Spam to his newly-rented room.[69]

Spam is referenced in Island of the Sequined Love Nun by Christopher Moore, where SPAM is explained as Shaped Pork Approximating Man, which was used to explain its popularity amongst Pacific Island Cannibals.[70]

Spam has also been mentioned in the online point and click game "Escape from Plastic Beach" from 2010 on gorillaz.com. In the game it's used as bait for a talking fish.

>>5116531

Greensocks had a comment about growing up in the 60s, and implied he

was already part of Hwood then. Eddie wasn't part of it until the mid 70s at a minimum.

I first assumed the same, but then read the 60s comment and changed my mind.

>>5116683

Spam celebrations

Former Spam Museum in Austin, Minnesota

Facade of new Spam Museum

Spam is celebrated in Austin, Minnesota, home to the Spam Museum. The museum tells the history of the Hormel company, the origin of Spam, and its place in world culture, including Hawaii where Spam is eaten daily by locals.

Austin is also the location of final judging in the national Spam recipe competition. Competing recipes are collected from winning submissions at the top 40 state fairs in the nation. The Spamettes are a quartet from Austin who only sing about Spam in parodies of popular songs. They first performed at the first Spam Jam in 1990 and continue to perform at various events.[71]

Hawaii holds an annual Spam Jam in Waikiki during the last week of April.[72] The small town of Shady Cove, Oregon is home to the annual Spam Parade and Festival, with the city allocating US$1,500 for it.[73]

Spamarama was a yearly festival held around April Fool's Day in Austin, Texas. The theme of Spamarama was a gentle parody of Spam, rather than a straightforward celebration: the event at the heart of the festival was a Spam cook-off that originated as a challenge to produce the most appetizing recipe for the meat. A rule of the event was that contestants had to be prepared to eat the Spam dish if requested by a judge. The festival included light sporting activities and musical acts, in addition to the cook-off.[74]

>>5116687

Nutritional data

A can of low-salt Spam

Nutritional label for Spam Less Sodium

The ingredients of Spam vary according to variety and market; those of variety "Spam Classic" are: pork, ham, salt, water, potato starch, sugar, and sodium nitrite.[75]

Nutritional Information for Original Spam[76]

Net weight per package: 340 grams (12 oz.)

Serving size: 100g

Quantity per 100g

Energy 1,300 kJ (310 Calories or kilocalories)

Protein 13g (26% Daily Value or DV)

Total Fat 27g (41% DV)

  – saturated fat 10g (49% DV)

Carbohydrates 3g (1% DV)

Sodium 1369 mg (57% DV)

Cholesterol 70 mg (23% DV)

Vitamins and Minerals (% DV) 1% Vitamin C, 1% Calcium, 5% Iron,

3% Magnesium, 9% Potassium, 12% Zinc,

and 5% Copper

>>5116632

Nice pilpul. Did I say they were the only ones behind it? Do you honestly think the anons here aren’t aware of Israel’s role? Why do you support such evilness in this world? Oh that’s right, you’re tribalistic and can’t think for yourself

>>5116550

That's antisemitic

obama offered hope…fail

trump offered maga…winning biggly

>>5116690

Varieties

As listed on the official Spam website, there are numerous different flavors of Spam products, including:

Spam Classic – original flavor

Spam Hot & Spicy – with Tabasco flavor

Jalapeño Spam

Spam with Black Pepper

Spam Low Sodium – "25% less sodium"

Spam Lite – "33% fewer calories, 25% less sodium, and 50% less fat" – made from pork with ham, and mechanically separated chicken

Spam Oven Roasted Turkey

Spam Hickory Smoked

Spam Spread – "if you're a spreader, not a slicer … just like Spam Classic, but in a spreadable form"

Spam Bacon

Spam Cheese

Spam Garlic

Spam Teriyaki

Spam Chorizo

Spam Boricua – seasoned Puerto Rican-style flavor

Spam Macadamia Nuts – Partnered with Hamakua Plantation

Spam Turkey

Spam Tocino

Spam Portuguese Sausage

In addition to the variety of flavors, Spam is sold in tins smaller than the twelve-ounce standard size. Spam Singles are also available, which are single sandwich-sized slices of Spam Classic or Lite, sealed in retort pouches.[77]

>>5116638

strong ones, powerful!

>>5116621

Wrong board again.

>anons know

#KEKFORCE

Weird Al always speaks truth using the best of his talents,

And with a comedic method to his craft of music.

>>5116610

O’Rourke is funded by Act Blue, which incidentally, is the same organization that funds AOC. She’s supposed to deliver the Bernie faction for O’Rourke in 2020, but this time do it from within the DNC to thwart the “big sellout” fallout from the independent’s perspective…

>>5116434

What's that about casting pearls before swine…

Hope I'm wrong, here's your answers

>look up blue zones. the data are in, these people live a long long time

https://ellenwhiteaudio.org/counsels-on-diet-and-foods/

>>5116672

For real. Not all of her family is rich, he was just a regular joe. Real nice guy actually, I see him usually once a year through my work.