>>1339628 (last bread)
<Nice one, anon! same to you….peace for the planet
>>1339555 Agree.
Jimmy Peanut's a tricky bag. Agree with your assessment, yet he still shows up for the concert w/ the 4 other EXes and Lady Gaga. Chances are he's comp'd by something?
>Look at Hussein, what a kissass poseur moron Loser.
If JC wants to break free, he should come clean about the Red Cross.
<(They) are the X-Factor in this Iran issue imo.
>(((THEY))) get their emotional energy from your angst.
Glad someone else sees this and can communicate it with such brevity & compassion.
cheers enlightened pepe!
Great attitude, anon. Board could use more of these as well.
>I don’t expect the billionaire founder of Amazon to be in on every single marketing and product decision made by his massive company,
Don't be surprised if he is (on most). Dude's a control freak.
Can't wait for Jack Ma to do the reverse BABA right up his tight ass. Hopefully, right around the time USPS tells AMZN to take a flying leap over to UPS.
Watch the margins, Bozos.
Back to POTUS statement now. Darn, missed it. Happen to grab an archive by chance?
Sorry, just to be clear, was addressing your respondent. >98154f Was just tagging you as a cc: since i butted into your discussion.
Same here, enjoy the day, anon. MAGA back!
Interdasting blogpost.
>https://cogniarchae.com/2016/11/06/the-great-riddle-of-a-seven-headed-figure/
An interesting petroglyph is circulating around the internet. Unfortunately, the only info I could find about it is that it has been discovered in Khakassia region, Siberia and that it dates to 5000 BC. What we see is clearly an astrological imagery, and I will try here to decode each of its symbols, one by one.
The seven heads
However, the fact is that seven-headed serpents appear all over the Indo-European world. Sometimes they are male, and sometimes female. In Sumerian mythology for example, there is a seven-headed serpent known as Mušmaḫḫū, which probably became a model for the Lernean Hydra, slain in the second labor of Heracles.
<<Heracles slaying Hydra
The name Hydra is related to water. And so were virtually all of the mythological snakes that we have mentioned so far. In Indo-European mythology snakes and dragons were guardians of the water. A hero needs to conquer them in order to release the water and bring back fertility to the earth.
Listened twice now, didn't hear any mention of that. Did hear this:
>"The future of Iran belongs to it PEOPLE…They deserve a Nation that does JUSTICE to their dreams, HONOR to their history, and GLORY to God."
Maybe you need to get your head outta MS13's ass for a moment and see the view?