>>138

>>139

Ok, no worries.

I had to reboot but it's still me :)

I wanted to 'weave' the 8 through the red/white stripes of the letters (the unity aspect) and use a typewriter font for the American Broadcast CommUnity to evoke an old sense of real journalism.

Anything and everything can be changed, as C said, the possibilities are endless!

>>143

It's possible to add a microphone, ))) for broadcast signal, camera, pen whatever as vectors in or around. Or change it altogether and go in a totally different direction.

>>163

Forgot to mention the 8 - that font made an 8 that is recognizable as a number but also similar to the infinity symbol :)

>>183

I have a piece on Susan Rice (email time stamp incorrect) ready. 2,689 characters, facts only, suitable links embedded, ready to submit.

Like the Mike Flynn piece, direction on where to submit is requested.

>>183

I have a piece on Susan Rice (email time stamp incorrect) ready. 2,762 characters, facts only, suitable links embedded, ready to submit.

(sorry if this is duplicate, I'm getting the "thread updating" in the post box)

Like the Mike Flynn piece, direction on where to submit is requested.

>>189

Ok, thank you.

>>189

I'm unable to post links there, even broken ones, they trip the spam filter. The links are for scribd and twitter.

>>192

>>193

The code trick worked

see >>194 (op-ed thread)

It must have been the scribd link, b/c we post twitter links all the time on 8kun. I even put spaces after the // did the (dot) thing all together, but no deal. No worries. the code worked and now we all know for future reference.

>Thank you for participating

You're very welcome. In between my other self-selected task and meme corps, I'm very happy to help write, edit/proofread, make memes or other graphics or whatever else is needed.

So you can call me a reporter or whatever you see fit.

Together We Win

>>196

I'm very excited about about this project and growth. I will pay attention and also work through more of that reading list so I will know it and be able to see it.

If I understand correctly, you will submit to various outlets once per week. Hopefully what I already submitted is up to snuff for publication?

Also I figured out how to do a word-count in the program I use to write so I realize the Susan Rice piece is not quite 500 words (480). Now I know and will be able to hit the 500-800 word length target. Knowing the parameters is very helpful.

>>199

>We will publish separately.

This is confusing to me and I'm really, really not trying to be dense here, but are YOU the one submitting it to outlets or am I supposed to do that on my own? I don't want to mess up the system you're creating, but work within it smoothly as it is intended, but you have said both things.

>>99

>Feel free to submit yourself.

That's when I responded that I would have to come up with a nom de plume…

But you also said the opposite-

>>92 (sb)

>I will sent articles and FACTS to news sources 1x weekly unless need other wise

>>183

>Pending creation will decided who it gets submitted to.

>(Judaical Watch, OANN, China Uncensored, BBC, etc…)

>Really depended on the TOPIC.

I'm sorry, I do have aspbergers…please bear with me. I just need clarification.

I don't want to have written something and not submit it when it was timely to an outlet because I misunderstood and thought someone else would submit it.

>>197

Happy Memorial day to you both!

>>203

I would like to be part of the abcu team, that's why I'm here.

The ndp thought (yes, like Orwell) was because I thought what I posted I should go ahead and submit myself to whatever outlet. So I can go ahead and submit those on my own, independently of here, but in the future they will be for this group ABCU|8.

The idea is to create a Truthful newswire >>235, so once that is ready (go LIVE) , everything would be via ABCU|8, like the AP, right? Then things written for here would be available via here as ABCU|8 to be 'picked up' by other outlets to reprint/republish them with that notation, just like the AP.

This is very much needed.

>>206

It's late evening now (long day) but hope you had a really good one!

>>244

I see what you see. Sometimes I have to walk away to go do a project because it's all shitposting.

>>246

Ok, Message sent.

>>251

That's a good idea. Easy access: sign up once and get it delivered daily.

>>266

FM 33-5 Psychological Warfare in Combat Operations

*This FM supersedes FM 33-1,4 February 1971, and FM 33-5, 30 January 1974.

PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS. AND THE COMBAT COMMANDER.

It's too large a file to post so here's the link to the pdf

https://fas.org/irp/doddir/army/fm33-1.pdf

>>273

That's right, social media is an entirely new frontier but while the principles remain the same, speed and some newer social dynamics require some adjustment in approach I think.

What immediately strikes me is that we (anons from /qr/) have a lot of information to share with the target population, but except for C and myself, no effort whatsoever has been expended to understand the target population or target audience. This, imo, has been a real weakness, that if consciously corrected would greatly amplify the reach and strengthen the positive response.

The Tao of Memes is what is really needed. The understanding of the other in order to be able to tailor the output (and it applies also for written or video etc) to the audience to be successful.

>>277

These are all square? I used some template from the net for pshop for twitter banners and it was rectangular. Are the square ones for mobile?

>>280

>What takeaway am I looking for?

I'm not sure - that one is the updated one that superceded the FM 33-5 that you were looking for but unable to locate.

>>286

>thumbnail/preview vs real

Ok, that makes sense, ty.

Yeah, I made several of these but no one showed any interest so I stopped. No biggie, I can make anything at any time and turn on a dime, for whatever's needed.

I do have your back, always, and I know you are the same. You are a really good person and contribute such good things and energy, no matter how many people recognize it or not, we are really lucky to have you on the team.

And just to clarify you are "C" right? I'm now "M" :^)

>feedback loop

It's so true, OG war room lady was really helpful in that regard on the one campaign where we broke twitter (that will never not be funny to me), she was really good and diligent about checking throughout the day to see what was working and wasn't, and she'd pop in the General thread and let us know, and like a school of fish, we'd just adapt and keep on going. Those were good times because we really were like a school of fish and all coordinated. Not to be woo-woo about it, but truly, the focused and intense energy directed at one thing is really powerful.

I really do think your Tao of Memes is essential because you and I are the only ones, as far as I can see, who put thought into what we want to accomplish with the graphic (goal), anything about the audience or target population and what will work and what won't. I'm really glad you made that.

I'm working through the reading list (still… it's hella long tho!) which can only help with that.

>>284

>Mind Mind games are the only games

Yes.

>>284

>Who are the FC + FD for [MSM]?

FC = access to many databases via legitimate access and also intel/sideways supplied access, + insiders in various sectors (economic, social, govt)

Also includes results from algorithms of what people are talking about on social media (hashtags, polls, group membership additions/losses, engagement with certain actors/orgs) and television ratings (what those shows' topics were eg, Maddow or sport, Tucker or comedy on a broken dysfunctional family)

FD = obvious answer is "staff" but correct answer involves who is "staff"

Considering the amount of information (volume) and complexity it would not surprise me if it was actually run through a computer program, not necessarily AI.

>> Who gathers the Intel for [4am] IS IT REAL

It may be real, but is it true?

>> Who does the research for [4am] IS IT REAL

If the research is cherry picked and misrepresented to accomplish an agenda, then does it count as "real"?

>>292

>>284

Supplemental to FD

Analysis of the large volume of information from data sources provided by the various algorithms from just social media, it provides insight as to how well the day's talking points/narratives worked, and also pressure points to push to reinforce it both short and medium term, and what did not work. The same would be for financial data, not just stocks, but public buying habits (panic, so hoard TP) and other sectors.

After the Q post on the 4am and the exercise to find it, Gannett portal was discovered and understood. No one asked how Gannett analyzed so much data so quickly and came up with those stories for the day or the angle. That is really the question.

Rhetorical questions:

Considering the monumental volume of data across the various sectors, how centralized is the FD?

Gannett, AP, Thomson Reuters are large companies, yet their talking points are virtually identical though they have different spheres. How likely is it that each one would have human staff that research and analyze all the data and come up with the same points of view on issues and across all sectors that news covers?

What would be the mechanism to research and analyze so much data so quickly and disseminate it via newswires such as the 3 listed? Is there sharing between them or is it silo'd?

How involved are intel agencies or groups in providing the analysis to all or some? Are there embeds or separate (possibly via front corps)?

>>296

FD works with FA to craft the narrative. Are they always separate or is there overlap? Is the overlap known to the media staff or is it more clandestine (embeds of mockingbirds)?

(Also rhetorical - I'm truly not asking for answers, but the questions help me go in the right direction or not.)

>Rand

Funny you say that, I had my response all typed up last night that did actually include in one of the rhetorical questions about the possibility of there being a pyramidal-type structure for this purpose like the small groups>working groups>major think tanks>medium think tanks>gov/mil/media/edu/social>lower think tanks/ngos>activists

but then everything froze and I lost the whole thing and chose not to include it in my post.

The mention of Rand (and it's particular reach makes me think of the spheres of the 3 wire services I cited before - they all are international, all cover most sectors but all also have their own spheres, and where they overlap there is no conflict amongst them. Like a Gentlemen's Agreement.

On the one hand that is explanatory, and the fact that there is a specific agenda that shapes all the reporting (even medical/scientific) to craft the "news" to fit in the narrative necessary to accomplish agenda goals short, and medium term. (I'm not including long term because they are near their end).

You have the same repeated ellipses as in >>284 I do not know what that means, but will think on that as well.

I'm going to ponder the "who" more while I go work on a project today that is time-sensitive, and will check back in later, hopefully with more insight/understanding.

>>299

>This is how you make the MAPs Q wants.

Sort of like the Muckety maps?

>Identify the PLAYERS in the Companies

and and follow the wives

>Connect the dots

Typically at a certain level, people tend to be on multiple Boards of Directors. Finding that and connecting them can be done with littlesis.org (it's leftist but it's like Muckety in a way)

>Start where you know the players.

Named (known) names.

>Typically closer to the bottom.

Ok, got it.

>The 17 dots just means and SO MUCH MORE.

>Will give you that one.

Thank you for that. I'm NOT a numbers guy. I can do a lot of things, but math or number-related (even the dates) is like Greek or Martian to me.

>>300

Gerbil's site!

>>304

>>307

>>310

>>315

>Who is WR anon(s)? endchan?

I am going to be as nice as possible about this. Gerbil cannot work with other people well.

This is not about any kind of personality conflict, I was on endchan on his board, and left along with the others due to his issues. He is extremely passive-aggressive, deceptive, may or may not have multiple personalities (anyone can say anything online), and may or may not be a crack baby (ditto), either is bipolar or does meth. He is unable to focus enough to follow through on a plan, but loves to make plans - big plans, big wide plans. Plans that need people to do things for him. On the other hand, he is highly intelligent, very dedicated and some of his ideas are really good. C (here) has been very kind to him and objected to the harsh response from anons, including me.

Gerbil has a psychological need to dominate - to give orders, have people do things for him (that he can do himself very easily), uses multiple browsers & windows to pretend to support himself, and admits to using a vpn that rotates IPs (but won't admit to pretending to be other people to support himself). He gets irate and irrational if he does not get due deference (threaten to and hijack the dough to change it to his liking).

On endchan, he had made a board. He also made a YUGE org chart (with him at the top) and all sorts of positions he wanted filled. Most were meaningless, irrelevant tasks, created to basically satisfy his ego. He would not turn on user IDs so people would not figure out he was the one propping himself up. I tried there to help him understand how anons work - there is no boss, no hierarchy, we answer to no one and the chaos is the magic, but that did not fit his tightly ordered desired hierarchy he wanted to create. Once a bunker was created and actual people left, he came over every single day to make threats and demands. It was absolutely bizarre.

When he started coming to /qresearch/ it was to syphon off anons to work for him on his board. My objection to that was not to split forces, just work with us on /qr/. To be honest, I have tried many, many times to talk him down. I hounded him for 3 threads once to get him to stop and take a night to pray over it (he's very religious) to see what God would say about simply changing his approach from being bossy to working with others. He did it and the response was outstandingly positive (it was a really good idea). But he seems totally unable to keep that view and approach and falls back into his normal behavior patterns .

Honestly I cannot work with him. I have only said that a few times in my life.

>>310

I try to ignore baker issues and names as much as possible. The weird baby-talk ebonics is annoying but they do the job well.

>AFLB

This guy was the one who first formatted the dough. He did a great job in the beginning but men shouldn't take women's hormones, I don't know if he was already a nutcase but holy crap he went off the deep end. C may remember this or may not, but fungus is the one who created the Baker's Union. He tried to get me roped into that dumb shit but I refused.

Luckily when he was BV he never banned me!

I do not engage really ever.

This poast is pretty long, sorry guys :)

>>312

I understand concepts of math, but it just falls apart after that. It's okay, there a lot of people who are good at it.

Yeah, I was the one who explained it to you. It really is not out of meanness, nor any kind of exclusivity but a desire to spare everyone else the constant craziness, and not bleed away anons for his many really big plans. He instructed us on endchan to go make qresearch boards on every chan and forum (which he of course would own and be BO) and would not recognize the reality that bringing people together to get the hive mind going again was more valuable than 65 tiny boards all scattered around with no coordination or knowledge of each other. I really think he does meth, having seen his activity pattern, it's like inhuman level crazy/manic high energy for about 36 hours and then lays low. I feel for the guy and tried really hard to bring him in rather than hound him out. A little wonky, kooky, out-there, quirky I can handle, even diametrically opposed POV, no problem. It's the stubborn, unreachable crazy that gets me. I just can't respond.

The shilling against any organized, coordinated Op, to me, was always showing our opposition's fear. There is no rational reason at all for anons to oppose a well-planned Op, so when I saw the pushback against it, I was surprised that it prevailed. Gerbil poisoned the well, so to speak, in that now anything War Room is assumed to be him and his alter IDs, which is really unfortunate because with coordination and focus we could break twitter again :)

>>323

tbh I ignored it until I saw the questions on RAND and the one anon digging on that, which piqued my curiosity since it is very similar to Tavistock. I am not military so the patches and all that don't mean much to me and didn't see the use in my looking them all up (no offense civbro!) as I figured they were meant to appeal to the mil among us. They were some very spiffy patches and I had to resist the urge to go play in PS and make some. I did, and now have veggies growing. Patchmaking is for rainy days and cold days! That memefarmer one was really, really fun to do, and I know people IRL who are totally jelly over it kek

That's a little window into the minds of 2 who DID pay attention at a particular point and made it here. I kept looking for a HumA board, (from the screenshots - HumA, humINT, sigh) to no avail, but finally saw the abcu and made it here!

>marked up hundreds of memes with hashtags for her experiment.

I meant to clarify with her and you - is it better to have the hashtag ON the graphic or just let people use them in the text? I made so, so many and some I have to redo because they are suddenly relevant again, but for a different hashtag, kind of a pain in the butt, since I was using one program but that expired (EdrawMax) and the native file format is not recognized by any other program the way Adobe's are. Not a really big deal, but it's been in the back of my mind for a while.

I love, love, love libraries. Spot the odd thing in this one!

>>322

I got a kick out of the kerfuffle about people using two spaces after a period. That person did not learn typing on a typewriter and doesn't know what correction tape is. There are many worse habits to have in life than 2 spaces after a period.

>>327

It's a stuffed llama! Who doesn't have a stuffed llama hanging around? "Look, dear, look what I got you, a beautiful stuffed llama." It always cracks me up. Books should always be protected from sunlight so the glass fronts are made to do that, the grille is just pretty.

>made a lot of logos to apologize for my thickheadedness

You're such a good dude. I wasn't sure what threads to post in but when I saw the logo request here I just dove right in, I didn't realize he was already working with you in a different thread.

>hashtags

Well, if that's what works, and it clearly does, then I'll keep doing it. She also explained to us her 'ice cream' method of layering (including) multiple hashtags in a coherent sentence to avoid tripping the 'inauthentic behavior' (spam/bot) sniffers.

I remember the advent of electric typewriters, it was like a dream come true kek I learned in Montessori school - they had a little closet with a manual typewriter with the keys colored according to the finger, and a set of watercolor markers to color your fingernails. Neat trick, since kids learn by playing, and I still remember it 40+ years later.

>>323

>>325

I should have specified that I didn't actually SEE any of civbro's posts, only other people talking about them and the anon who was collecting the posts from pb's. I had no idea what was going on at first. I wasn't sure if it was a Mega or BDA type thing (never liked her, never paid attention to him -seemed wrong a lot from what I did see). But contrary to the 2 who made it their mission to discredit and oppose, I asked myself:

does it conflict with what Q says?

does it conflict with MAGA?

does it interfere with either (detract, distract, misdirect etc.)?

is it logical and in the logical progression of this Op (writing after doing all this research)?

does it actually help Q & MAGA?

is it something that would help POTUS and our nation?

That did it for me. There was no element of unfriendly psyop to bleed people/attention away or replace Q or do something destructive. The insistence on Truth is important to me.

I see people mad as hell on /qr/ every day about the media liars (legitimate), well here's something to do, constructive, 'the drip becomes a flood' and all. That applies to this as well.

The inaction and lack of people actually realizing that this is a true power, and ability to influence and right the wrongs (or write the wrongs, heh) that we see, is kind of disappointing. But it's still early and I am confident that it will catch on and pick up. It takes some people longer to process than others, and there may be the shyness/lack of confidence issue, too. Or as the graphic showed willing but (not aware that they are) able.

This is a different topic, but I'm interested in your sans-serif fonts. I'm a font maniac (also worse things a person could be into kek). You have some that are very readable and nice, and I want them! So get that up on your Tao of Memes thread, man, ASAP. j/k I just like fonts.

>>328

>NRO

Interesting, thank you. That's one of the first non-big intel I ever heard of.

Also your spelling errors and capitalization intrigued me, as we are alert to that now, and have to try to distinguish if it is purposeful or accidental. Sometimes I still can't tell with you :D If anything it makes me think, and think again, and that's usually good.

>>301

I still love phys.org, but you're right the peer-review system is just an enforcement of an orthodoxy and real, intrepid ground-breaking science gets shunted to the side in favor of the $$ aspect teet for universities. Seeing Fauci's many patents for things to do with vaccines was sickening. I hope this sector can get cleansed and opened up more and we can actually progress, along with acknowledgment of the many unorthodox, yet totally valid science that has been kept hidden by this system all these years.

>>329

Reading that manual showed me that the noise there is far more purposeful than I had initially thought. Most of it seems very badly done and obvious but the FUDposting is clearly there to degrade morale, find and drive wedges and discourage. It's quite relentless and you can tell the A, B, C and D teams. On the one hand I quickly stopped arguing with shills and filter, but on the other hand even though they will never be 'convinced' I can see the need of some to counter what they post. It's really messy and tiring, but that's also a goal.

>We do our best. We think we have a purpose and a direction. Our memes had a purpose too, to change the tone over there, expand people's thinking, positive feedback to encourage anons who were thoughtful and kind, give them hope so they could outlast the negativity.

That was one of the things that makes so much difference, whether you realize it or not, whether anyone else tells you or not. YOUR positivity is a light, and even if no one comments on it, it does shine and it is a piercing light. It's beautiful and I'm really grateful you keep doing it. It continually inspires me, and inspired me to do the GA memes. I don't know if anyone uses them or they have any effect outside of me keeping that positive light shining, but I like making them.

>>332

> dont want to really want to

COME ON NOW kek

>intentionally summoning grammar kitty, proper punctuation narwhal and spelling raccoon all at once

You'd better be careful or capybara will show up unannounced and then we'll be in for it

>Think of really common logos

yep, so many it can fill a book

>>337

I just got on and saw that, now those are some nice sans-serif fonts, more readable that what I have, thank you.

>>332

I hope you took that as a joke it was meant to be, I am grammar kitty and all the others, except capybara who always cracks me up. He's way funnier than I am.

>>353

>5:5

>Cyber Militia

For twitter specifically? Asking for reasons of making things the correct size…

>They also request [MSM] logos on fire.

I can do realistic fire and have the logos already. As soon I am done with another duty I'll do it.

>>355

To be fair, there are LOTS of grammar kitties.

>You know who Capy is don't you?

I do not, but such a great sense of humor!

>>352

CNN, our favorite!

>>358

Ok, cool, and no worries because that will never, ever happen! In it together means all our families. They are why we are in this fight.

>>372

>meme request thread

Not a bad idea, meme maker can post them in the memes thread and link it.

> media that does not report news fairly register as political action committees

Yes. If they cannot be and remain objective.

>>361

>>362

>>378

>>352

I have logos for a lot of media companies, so if you want one in particular or variations, just let me know.

>>382

I know that feel, it's frustrating. I can't wait until actual broadband is extended out!

>>357

I thought so but didn't want to presume. Capybara is perfect. I probably find it so funny because people like us tend to use more formal language, which apparently makes people uncomfortable and adds to the perception that we are aloof.

>>387

>we have fantastic broadband

lucky you!

>>388

Ok, thanks for checking in.

>Dont get what you want if you dont say anything…

Very true.

Is it okay to share these or should they be for that group for now?

>>390

>>391

Yes, I mean the images of the flaming logos only, not the board itself. The CNN ones seem timely right now.

>>393

I look forward to that.

>>403

>they must arrest the purported cop in order to quell the riots.

>But the arrest didn't quell the riots.

I don't think it was meant to.

Police officer who moonlighted at the same "club" as 'victim.' Police officer who has another residence in another state… unless it is a family home (or the one in MN is), even with working 2 jobs, most cops can pay for that (upkeep, property taxes, 2 mortgages). EMT anons did say that they do check pulse but depending on danger level of situation, may wait to perform procedures until in ambulance. Doesn't change much though.

It's pretty clear this was the manufactured 'spark' for the tinderbox [they] orchestrated as needed. Mockingbirds have been talking about unrest and carefully amping up fear of going out with frustration at people's financial situations and making everything seem hopeless.

If we look at the beginning of Q's posts, this is what was meant, imo. GS paying pAntifa to riot all over the place. Before the shutdown there were anons who paid attention to how they were organizing and with all that sweet, sweet Sorosbux, they were very organized. The shutdown stymied that but they've been preparing. This is what they were going to do anyway.

So the question seems more what to do to redirect attention away from that (calm the people swept up and coerced into destroying their own neighborhoods and cities)? Those people don't care if CV is fake or about Flynn or #ObamaGate, granted.

So, wat do?

>>422

Hey, welcome! Glad you made it here.

>>446

This is great news.

>>449

Yes. Not only the Tide has turned but we can BE that wave!

>>460

Thank you. I love the water analogy - waves are very powerful, and nothing can stop the tides. I don't surf but I understand the concept of swells and 'catching' the right wave. I like the concept of BEING water (a la Bruce Lee), and in this case, being the wave itself. Powerful! And positivity, which is also both catching and powerful (pun intended) :)

>>500

I do. I always use the Toastmaster js, and find it totally invaluable.

https://pastebin.com/DSFp8148

The anon who wrote it has not been around or updated it since this version, AFAIK. I'm not a code-wizard, just know html, css and I can understand js enough to understand it, not to write it though. I have been using this since that anon put it out and it has a lot of great features that help me in my task (archiving) 1-whatever you put into the search bar will be the ONLY thing that shows up on the page, so when Q is posting I can eliminate all the scrolling or having to ctrl+f,

2- it shows in the bar at the top of the page the thread numbers, how many posts in each thread (just the General threads) and the current one is green; if you are in a thread when it ends, that thread number's background turns red.

3- it shows all off-thread posts in a different color automatically, so you know immediately.

>>492

Fantastic! I haven't posted that long piece (Why are Riots Happening Now?) here, I got caught up in archiving and IRL busy, but will today. Had to use different browser, the text will not show up at all in Brave for some reason, even clearing cache & the normal stuff.

>>493

>Focus on improved content and written articulation of deeper thinking is growing.

It really is. And it's wonderful!

I've done that - it happens. This is what it looks like in Brave for me. /qr/ is fine so I don't think it's the browser. This is what it looks like in FF for me. IDK what is going on kek

I can reach it through FF so that's good enough for me

>>599

Good morning!

Do you see anything like this on any browser? >>569

I even rebooted and everything. I'm just wondering also b/c /qr/ looks fine on Brave and abcu looks fine on FF.

>>601

Will do, thank you for all your hard work.

>>602

hmmm, could be. Thank you for feedback on what you see.

I tried about 6 other SFW boards, index and threads and they were fine. Then I tried a different theme on this board via Options>theme (Tomorrow) and I can see all the text perfectly now!

>>603

Good morning!

I think Gina Shakespeare is a good one, she is with Epoch Times and does daily short news segments for them on YouTube. She very smart, engaging and gets the points across well (not associated with Q at all)

Jon Solomon & Sara A Carter are outstanding journalists, I think both appear on Hannity a lot, both have their own sites where they publish Truthful news.

There are a lot of good twitter people who don't get involved in drama and are not all ego (I don't do SM so I don't follow anyone, but some are noteworthy and worth paying attention to imo) @DrawAndStrike and @TechnoFog @UndercoverHuber are good ones -not affiliated with Q- just good at gathering and conveying Truthful information in a way that people can understand.

>>608

Yes, I tried all of those things, and also, just to test, tried all the native 8kun themes, and then went back to board-specific theme and it looks like it does in that pic I attached. It's not a big deal, I can use one of the other themes - it's all good!

>>605

>>606

>Charlie Kirk

Some anons do not like him because he is milquetoast Conservative, Inc. (tm) the likes of which have sold us all down the Yangtze River, pro-massive (legal) immigration to the US but not to Israel (Posobiec is the exact same way, but he is for open borders for US, closed for Israel totally) - this is not my personal issue, just conveying it FYI and background. IIRC he has also attacked Q people as insane, so some take that personally (though there are some on twitter who are overly emotional, lack maturity and sometimes behave very, very badly).

>Jack Posobiec

The reason why anons hate him is that he tried to scam bigtime and say that Q was fake and he had chatlogs (with Pamphlet and Breadbox, who said they created Q as a joke that got out of hand) to prove it. Hence "muh chatlogs" when someone posts a tweet by him. Q called him out on FAKING the date on them and outed his entire scam.

IIRC he was also affiliated with the MAGAteam (C you can correct me on that name, which I know is not right but can't remember exactly right now) who were paytriots/fake Patriots, that Q also called out. So I would say that is qualified distrust and permanent skepticism that is entirely warranted.

OTOH, POTUS does RT him, so there's a bit of a conflict there, but I think that, like Q, it's RTd for that particular post and not an endorsement of everything about a person. Sort of like your situation with James Woods. No one agrees with someone all the time.

JMO

>>612

YVW, I don't get involved in these things, but I do observe and note for future reference.

>>613

>MAGApill

Yes, that was it, thank you!

>>614

I do not have very good eyes, and # 2 Roboto is the most readable to me, especially the Medium 500 & Bold 700.

>>618

>>617

It looks great, clean and readable, thank you for all you do.

>>640

I'll work on that.

>>641

Go get some rest, fren!

>Things should get serious after this weekend.

I see that, too. Have been trying to write but there were new posts - so much going on, and it will get busier I think.

You're going such a good job, thank you.

>>642

WELCOME!! Glad you found us :)

>>667

Saw that. Stay safe bro. We will hold down the fort and work.

<3

Some are working, is it working?

>>681 sb

There was another anon in that thread who said he's making the first of a 3-part video series. Looks good, offered him assistance if he needed it. He needed recognition of his project and encouragement to follow through. the 2 screens he showed looked good.

>>729

It's very exciting and encouraging.

>>732

Good morning and welcome! More and more.

>>740

It is. Day by day the Great Awakening grows. And as we write, show and tell, it grows more.

I can't come up with a good title for this one:

https://wearethene.ws/notable/111465

Posting it that way so you can open in new tab, hopefully easier.

>>733

This a little confusing b/c I'm G.

>>744

>Any of you can change your name you have been given.

>Only internally will you be known as "Laughing_Man_(Letter)"

Ah, I see. I'll stick with G, just to keep it simple.

>>771

>>764

>>763

Do you want an actual physical patch or a digital one like pic related?

Both can be done.

>>769

Welcome :)

I can't answer for posting security via mobile, I don't know that. We're all winging it! Everyone helps everyone else.

>How do I add a “k” to my posts?

Do you want it to look like this post does with Laughing_Man_G?

If so, put K in the name field (don't ever fill out email field) in the Quick Reply box.

As far as the tripcode, you have to put in your name & passcode, then it will show up when you post.

>>775

I'm a little name-phobic from ahem Baker'sUnion nonsense, elimination of all tripcodes, etc. where I took one due to impersonation and false info being given in my 'name.' Only used the tripcode for official update/announcements for mah task, the rest of the time anonymous, so was kind of relieved to see them go tbqh.

But here is a totally different scenario. I don't know what civbro&team envisioned? So I don't really know.

I still haven't logged in here yet.

I'm going to stick with G, plain and simple, easy to type, too! kek

>>778

>>779

I guess so, because that is what I chose!

I'm not picky and not fussy. I'll go with whatever works best.

I'm just here to help shine the light.

>>783

I am who you think of as WriteFag 1 (2 is still working hard on IRL stuff) and I make a lot of graphics, also volunteered breddy early on as G and mf's fren (C, who you call Right Chaplain).

>>778

>>783

>Second G without Sys login?

I have one, just never used it yet.

I've posted writings in the Op-Ed thread as Laughing_Man_G last time >>681, >>566, >>567 because I didn't know someone else had that letter. Before I volunteered, I was just Truth Seeker >>100 (which you posted for me) and >>194

>>789

>>790

Ok, so G is chaplain!

I'm guessing because I told you my writer fren would come also that is the "couple"? (kek, not a couple) I will be M like Moneypenny.

Is that cool?

When my writer fren comes they will just contribute by submitting writing, and probably not want a login or other function, just write and contribute that way.

>>791

>>778

Okay, that's funny - every time I saw that graphic on /qr/ I thought it was you - no offense Chaplain! You guys have a similar demeanor and writing style :)

And thanks to Chaplain doing the RAND digs, too, that is what caught my eye. And the archives really helped a lot.

>>793

Anyone who needs a hug should have one.

>>796

>I sent you a login.

Yes, I got it via email from you.

So, I'll be M and I will keep writing.

>>799

Not as quick or easy to type as G, but I like it.

(you know I love libraries kek)

>>796

Question- should I post what I write in the Op-Ed Journal #1 thread >>22 ? It's locked, should I log in to post there? I've been posting in this thread thus far >>23

>>803

How did you find this place, if I may ask?

>>806

>>804

>enable inlining

An absolute must! Not only can you hover over a post @ to see it, but if you click on that post number (and it's in the same thread) it will automagically appear in a nested format, handy if you want to copy & paste a line or more from it in your response without jumping all over the thread.

I would add that one of the other invaluable things in [Options] is Color IDs, it makes it instantly very easy to visually distinguish which poster is which. I can't manage without both of those checked.

>>863

Hey baker, glad you made it!

>>886

Despicable! I know that feel, too, itsbadman.jpg

Good looking out, Cee.

Voter fraud >>887

>>889

Infinitrips would you look at that!

I'm ready to help at any time.

>>893

>>901

>>903

That is some really powerful truth right there in a short piece. Really powerful. The only thing is that phoney should be phony. Otherwise, WOW!

>>920

>>918

Welcome aboard!

>>925

>Need one anon to read the article, evaluate the content, look for additional sources, then decide if we ought to write a short Op-Ed highlighting the info and loudly asking WHY?

>>927

>I agree that is why I asked WR anon about the code for the meme Cannon.

This is really a good idea and will help amplify the Truth even though there are few of us as of yet.

>>926

>>929

There are other services that you can use to send out tweets/fb posts (probably IG also) timed and with rotating content from a pool of your content. Some are free for non-business use.

>But the road to truth is long and tough.

Very true, but we are dedicated!

>>930

>>925

derp! I meant to say that I will volunteer to do that (Gates article) and report back here.

Also I added some PSA memes on 2 topics and explanations in the Meme Lab thread. Interested in feedback. >>913 and >>914 also >>915 but that could be so much better…

>>952

I really like it -you really did that topic justice. The only thing I would say is that if you capitalize Black, then White has to be capitalized also, and if it's capitalized once, it should be consistent and vice versa.

>>959

It really is, and it is uncomfortable tbh. Editorially, then the solution is to capitalize both, consistently.

Also I'm doing research on that Gates article on TruePundit - it's really about their interview and the guests mention a conference in Rwanda on specific dates (also stated in the text) - but I'm not finding anything on either Gates Fdn or RBF websites about a conference there during that date range. I'm still looking, though…

>>962

>>964

I agree, that's why it is uncomfortable.

>>963

That is another solution - it calls attention to the fact that some have made a descriptor (adjective) into a noun.

>>965

Will do, thank you.

>>966

Being able to edit is a luxury - it's wonderful!!

>>969

No, they didn't. Good for me, but not for thee

>>925

What I found on that TruePundit Article re: Gates & Rep. Rush:

Gates article - contract tracing before CV19

https://truepundit.com/exclusive-bill-gates-negotiated-100-billion-contact-tracing-deal-with-democratic-congressman-sponsor-of-bill-six-months-before-coronavirus-pandemic/

>Representatives from the Gates Foundation met with U.S. Congressman Bobby L. Rush at a sit down in Rwanda, East Africa in mid August 2019 to hash out who would score the windfall from a government contact tracing program. And just last month — nine months after the meetings with the Gates Foundation in Rwanda — Rush, a Democrat from Illinois, introduced the $100 BILLION H.R. 6666, the COVID-19 Testing, Reaching and Contacting Everyone (TRACE) Act.

>Congressman Rush traveled to Rwanda with his spouse from August 12th to 19th, 2019 to take part in talks and a week-long event underwritten by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund.

No sources given in the text, just what these 2 people told Paine…

Need to know:

week-long event in Rwanda Aug 12-19, sponsored by Gates Fdn & Rockefeller Brothers Fund.

Gates Foundation search shows nothing for August 2019 in Rwanda

https://www.gatesfoundation.org/search#q/k=rwanda&year=2019

Rockefeller Brothers Fund search shows nothing for Rwanda or Rwanda 2019

https://www.rbf.org/search/node/rwanda%202019

Rep. Rush and his wife did actually go to Rwanda. It was an Aspen Insitute program "Ethiopia and Rwanda Conference Aug 12-19, 2019

http://clerk.house.gov/GTImages/MT/2019/500021969.pdf

Other sponsors:

The Eleanor Crook Foundation

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Democracy Fund

Rockefeller Brothers Fund

The Henry Luce Foundation

The trip included Congressmen and women of various committees also went (pg 14)

Event was called:

Africa's Economic, security and Development Challenges and the U.S. Role

Aspent Institute Congressional Program

conference agenda (pg 15)

Thu. Aug 15 after meeting with the Rwandan President, the working lunch discussion "continues" "on the challenges for U.S. policy regarding Africa's governance, inequality, food and population challenges." Afternoon session 3-5PM was on Nutrition, food security & Africa's ability to feed its growing population and the links to US interests

Fri. Aug 16 there was discussion about HIV treatment center

Sun. Aug 18 drone delivery of medicine to rural Rwanda

Those were the only 2 days medicine/health was really focused on (mostly women, food, Rwandan genocide, business by people there, and so on).

This does not mean vaccines or something like that was not discussed at one of the dinners - these conferences strategically place delegates (like our Rep. Rush) at tables with hand-picked people to discuss whatever topic they want to advance.

As the agenda states:

>Scholars and Members of Congress will explore covered topics. Seating is arranged to expose participants to a diverse range of views and provide opportunity for a meaningful exchange of ideas. Scholars and lawmakers are rotated daily.

The timeline is there and undeniable - he went to Africa and to a condel partially funded by Gates Fdn. But the TruePundit article says point blank:

> representatives from the Gates Foundation met with U.S. Congressman Bobby L. Rush at a sit down in Rwanda, East Africa in mid August 2019 to hash out who would score the windfall from a government contact tracing program.

Opinion - There is no way to find out what was discussed at those evening dinners and what direction the Congressman was given, if any. It is certainly suspicious and I would not put it past Gates, Rockefeller and the Aspen Institute at all. The entire purpose of these Condels is to expose Congresspersons to the people who will give them the information desired, so they will reach a desired conclusion, so they will act in a way that is desired (a bill). That is what happened, as Rep. Rush did put forth a bill, and it does seem to synch with what those above mentioned entities desire. I do find it interesting that this event is not listed anywhere on the Gates Foundation website or Rockefeller Brothers website. (That of course makes me wonder what else they get up to that they don't list.)

Bottom line:

I can't find anything concrete to support that statement. It may be true but I cannot find actual evidence of it. Obviously TruePundit has taken the inference and run with it, publishing it as fact. In a situation like this, perhaps it is better to pose the questions that come from the coincidences rather than portray them as fact.

>>978

>>971

>Sgt B doesn't come here more it is a security risk

Perfectly understandable.

>>973

I kind of feel like we dropped the ball on #ObamaGate and weren't able to achieve the targeted outcome. :( We started off great and really did keep the momentum going but then RIOTS!!!!!!! I don't think we were able to keep adding a name/day and really keep it in everyone's faces like we could have.

Distraction was effective, our counter wasn't.

I hope we can continue to improve.

Maybe a 'lessons learned' would help?

>>976

The fire rises, brother.

>>978

YVW, any time. You know before I volunteered for my task, I was a digger for the other major topics covered on /pol/ like PG and CF, I like doing it. But I switched hats and if I started digging on something, well, it takes time, and attention and as you may know, aspies 'hyperfocus' easily. So I make memes instead and collect what others find. And now I write, too.

>>984

You're very welcome. I always want to improve.

<3

>>986

No, I hadn't seen that, thank you. I think Spanish-speakers are an untapped demographic that we can reach, so if your spouse will indulge us… this could be really helpful.

>>988

DNI just declassified something important, so that may give us an opening to do that.

>>991

I really appreciate that, though.

What I need to know is how they would expect to see it written, so that it seems natural to them and not forced or overly formal.

>>1000

My fren, you have to remember to clear the name field or it will show up on other boards. Or, check the 'clear all fields' in [options]

>>1002

Luckily no one will even pay attention! But I do know that feel

>>1006

>>1008

It really is. It is amazing how one frog can have so many variations to express so much. People's creativity almost knows no ends

>>1016

tor access working, but you cannot post images from tor (disabled) - clearnet is only working sporadically, a workaround is to click the "last 50 posts" on a thread to get it to update.

>>1021

Go with the one Q is posting it - that one is it.

>>1023

Definitely. I see we got our opening for #ObamaGate today - declassification and publication of Annex A shows both Brennan & Clapper committed perjury. Made a few new ones but with all the hubub, not sure if anyone was paying attention.

But this is a very big opening imo so we should really try to grab the attention and redirect it from the [circus] (riots/Seattle) to the Real Show. JMO

>>1025

Sure thing I posted in the main thread 12558 (current). More coming

>>1035

That is extremely mild story time, believe me, there have been pornographic stories, book chapters of this and that. This is nothing kek

>>1051

Nicely done, there is a lot packed in those 500 words!

>>1048

Question - will this be a method of sharing Op-Eds and articles written here (linked to those pieces directly)?

>>1064

>>1067

Very good points.

I love it here :)

Okay you guys, I have written a longish article (1k+ words) that is filled with Truth and facts but will be inflammatory on BLM because they are the things unsaid out of PC. The truth within it is what needs to be said, it is straightforward and objective (not mean or unkind), and it ties into the legitimate questions about funding and the actual benefit of the organization in light of the reality of the situation.

I would like all of you to review it and comment/edit instead of just posting it in one of the threads.

Here is the link to it on anonfile:

https://anonfiles.com/d6649a9aoe/BLM_-_Created_to_Fail_txt

I would like input - and please don't hold back. I am used to many multiple iterations and "bleeding all over it" (red pen edits), total re-arrangement and even starting over from scratch or moving on to something else entirely. The only thing I am interested in is top quality output.

I want your input because I know this will be inflammatory and I'm not sure you all want to 'go there' at this time. Sometimes courting controversy is good, sometimes not. Sometimes when no one else is pointing out the obvious and telling the truth, you have to be the one to do it.

I leave it up to you all.

>>1076

Yes, I have heard of her and haven't read that one in particular but am familiar with the work that she did and what she found. I didn't include the intentional nature of it (through HUD or CIA and the drugs) for both the sake of brevity and not wanting it to sound more conspiratorial than it is, because truths are hard already.

>>1079

You were always a wizard, you've only now just realized it.

>>1084

>>1086

Thank you :)

I saw that on zh this morning, so when I saw the posts about BLM and their mission statement, I just had to write. I'm doing your edits now, and thinking about that last sentence. It's not a direct accusation, but a question. I'm not sure what action to call for?

I don't know if you saw the MM's refutation of the ActBlue questions? There is no actual refutation but they do mention "conspiracy theory" 19 times kek The questions I'm asking about this organization are very valid - what's their address? Who manages the finances? They just got a $100 MILLION donation today.

>>1090

From an article posted earlier:

When you research the expenditures of the ActBlue PAC, all of their contributions are directly going to top DNC campaigns:

But the question remains where is the money going to that is donated to Black Lives Matter. If the money goes to ActBlue Charities, then where does it go next? For example, where are headquarters for Black Lives Matter and what’s the address?

In a list of tips for how to verify a charitable organization: https://www.charitiesnys.com/pdfs/OAG-COVID19-TipsforCharity.pdf – some of the basic questions should have answers that are usually readily available.

What kind of organization is “Black Lives Matter”? (Non-profit, private, etc…) Where is the headquarters? What’s the address & phone number?

Is it a registered non-profit in the US (501-c-3)? Is the organization on the IRS website? https://apps.irs.gov/app/eos/ the group being donated to today? There is an entity labeled Black Lives Matter Foundation (EIN: 47-4143254). This entity last filed in 2017 with an individual by the name of Robert Barnes labeled as the head:

Per our review Mr. Barnes is not listed on the BLM website. There is little information on this person online. So where does ActBlue send the donations for BLM? Are payments made and then funds defaulting back to ActBlue per its terms of service?

What I found -

ActBlue Expenditures 2020 cycle via Open Secrets https://archive.fo/eNitO

IRS.gov:

https://apps.irs.gov/app/eos/displayAll.do?dispatchMethod=displayAllInfo&Id=4403655&ein=474143254&country=US&deductibility=all&dispatchMethod=searchAll&isDescending=false&city=&ein1=47-4143254&postDateFrom=&exemptTypeCode=al&submitName=Search&sortColumn=orgName&totalResults=1&names=&resultsPerPage=25&indexOfFirstRow=0&postDateTo=&state=All+States

2017 990 form: LAST FILING

https://apps.irs.gov/pub/epostcard/cor/474143254_201712_990_2019022316123190.pdf

EIN: 47-4143254

19197 Golden Valley Rd. Santa Clarita, CA 91387

Robert Ray Barnes 17713 Innsbruck Point Ct., Santa Clarita, CA 91387

501(c)(3) Year of formation: 2015

Grants & Contributions: $279,109

Grants and similar amounts paid $9,150

Other Expenses $56,012

Total Expenses $89,162

Revenue Less Expenses $ 189,947

Total Assets - Beginning of Current Year: $16,207 End of Year: $206,154

Signature Date: 2018-11-12

Officers, Drectors, Trustees, Key Employees, and Highest compensated Employees:

Robert Ray Barnes, President 25 hours/week Individual Trustee/Director, Officer Compensation $24,000

Anthony Coleman, Vice Pres, Dir 1 hour/week Individual Trustee/Director, Officer Compensation 0

Edward Pressley, Secretary, Dir 1 hour/week Individual Trustee/Director, Officer Compensation 0

Gregory Moore, Treasurer, Dir 1 hour/week Individual Trustee/Director, Officer Compensation 0

>>1092

Article posted earlier source, sorry

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/06/top-black-lives-matter-activist-questions-millions-dollars-donations-going-no-one-knows/

>>1094

In the IRS filing, the address (from 2017 filing) is in a UPS store.

Barnes bought his home in Santa Clarita in 2015 (same year BLM was formed) for a cool $517,000.

On the CA registry, there's a different address:

https://www.ca-registry.com/C3790568-black-lives-matter-foundation

https://archive.fo/a5sI2

Black Lives Matter Foundation

Po Box 571633

Tarzana, CA 91357

Black Lives Matter Foundation is an entity registered at California with company number C3790568.

Company is incorporated on 22nd May 2015.

Current status of the company is Active.

Registered agent is Robert Ray Barnes,

5348 Newcastle Ave #124 Encino CA 91316

CONDO

(original address, current info above)

C3790568 BLACK LIVES MATTER FOUNDATION

Registration Date: 05/22/2015

Jurisdiction: CALIFORNIA

Entity Type: DOMESTIC NONPROFIT

Status: ACTIVE

Agent for Service of Process: ROBERT RAY BARNES

17713 INNSBRUCK POINT CT

CANYON COUNTRY CA 91387

Entity Address:

19197 GOLDEN VALLEY RD., 313

SANTA CLARITA CA 91387

Entity Mailing Address:

19197 GOLDEN VALLEY RD., 313

SANTA CLARITA CA 91387

A Statement of Information is due EVERY ODD-NUMBERED year beginning five months before and through the end of May.

SI-COMPLETE filing date 6/1/19

https://web.archive.org/web/20200613025640/https://businesssearch.sos.ca.gov/Document/RetrievePDF?Id=03790568-26333761

>>1095

All of this information is public information from IRS, CA secretary of state, etc. Not doxing a person, just the information they put on forms/filings that are public information.

>>1096

>a few more shells

I would agree, but I have not been able to find anything further. I did find truly scant info on the other listed officers. No linked in pages, not officers in any other companies.

Cee may remember all the shell companies we found when looking at Biden's son, and "Ana Shell" kek wow. That is sort of what I would expect to find here, but I didn't.

Anthony Coleman

(may have a fb page, but I don't visit that site, plus it's a common name…)

They called him 'whitest black kid' and it sparked a racial awakening

Ardmore man takes to the streets to get word out about his book

By Brian Hickey September 20, 2017

https://www.phillyvoice.com/they-called-him-whitest-black-kid-and-it-sparked-a-racial-awakening/

https://archive.is/V9H1S

6-5-20 Lynn BLM Protest

Anthony Coleman chants "Black Lives Matter" as he marches through Lynn will fellow protesters rallying against police brutality and racism.

https://www.itemlive.com/2020/06/05/lynn-again-makes-a-peaceful-point/6_5_20_lynn_blm_protest_8/

https://web.archive.org/web/20200613030843/https://www.itemlive.com/2020/06/05/lynn-again-makes-a-peaceful-point/6_5_20_lynn_blm_protest_8/

Edward Pressley

NOTHING connecting him to BLM

Gregory Moore

Want to be an ally to your black friends? Here's a list of what (and what not) to do

Greg Moore, Arizona Republic Published 6:00 a.m. MT June 4, 2020

https://archive.is/3P02w

These men are with the BLM Foundation.

There is NOTHING on the women who say that they are the founders of BLM.

There are individual chapters, but not one of them has any type of normal, relevant information (they all have websites and social media) - no leader names, contact info beyond email.

For the main BLM website - there is no structure beyond the 3 women, no information on their BLM status (is it a charity? what is the EIN?). Nothing whatsoever.

Extremely weird.

I am not buying the MM's lolconspiracy BS.

Companies, celebrities and so on have donated over $100 million to BLM, so there doesn't seem to be able to figure out where it's actually going and how it's being disbursed between the BLM chapters listed on their site, or whether it is going to the BLM Foundation.

I don't know where to go from here in searching tbh. The hard wall and totally opaque nature of this is very suspicious.

Guys, I'm sorry I didn't mean to hijack the thread. Is there a way to create a thread on this topic and move the relevant posts there? I know they could do that on /pol/…

>>1100

>>1099

Ok, I don't see it in BV dashboard.

I was going to make a thread for BLM, but what's the "Verification code"? I'm even logged in…

>>1116

nvm I'm retarded! I clicked it and voila…

Ok, I made a BLM thread >>1119 and am copying dig data there

>>1118

>BLM is just the latest vehicle through which the black community is being monetized by bad actors who have no interest in solving any of their core issues.

Critically important, very well put, and I agree on all points. Do you mind if this is incorporated into the article? >>1074 (edits >>1084)

>>1131

Please feel free, more info is better. This way, once this thread ends, it can be Welcome thread again.

>>1134

No, I love your graphics, they are really well done.

>I get carried away sometimes.

Yeah, me, too, but then again, who doesn't?

>>1143

Thank you

>>1147

The beginning is nigh!

>>1150

>1200 X 675

Even more canvas to work with, nice.

>>1150

>16:9

This is great because so many amazing images are available from sites like https://wallpaperscraft.com, but it was difficult to find 2:1 already, or you have to get larger and then crop it to that aspect ratio. Now, this is easier because they have 1920 x 1080 & 1280 x 720 px. This makes life so much easier!

>>1154

I do not like them at all. It is their own personal interpretation, which they are free to have, but portrayed as the final correct interpretation. What if they are wrong? How many millions see it and take that title as correct if it is not, and are therefore mislead?

I'm not accusing that person, it's just unnecessary and, for many, an unwelcome imposition.

I understand that you can turn the titles off, that is an option on the site.

>>1158

>Think of all the users who dont even know now to get to /qr/ to find the real post on their own.

>All the people who that is the only source they look at.

It's a good thing that there are many other sites

qanon.pub and some others that do not include the titles, some have other bells & whistles, others have only the Q posts (no titles).

>>1159

>We're at that point, rubber meets the road, have to get our act together and be professional.

Yes, today is apparently THE day!

It's going to be a little difficult b/c I try to grab info on the Genthread for the spreadsheet, make graphics and now write so depending on writing time, will be busy!

There are only a few of us making usable helpful memes, which is unfortunate. And not knowing if they are being used (and feedback if they are -not here, feedback here is great) is kind of flying blind.

>I made some tooling and have been using it so that memes made to any size can be automatically (optionally) resized and twitfags can choose what they prefer to tweet.

Oh, that's awesome! And since I just make a new document over and over in PS, it gives you various sizes, so I can just keep using one size (stays the first option) and it's so easy.

And yes, trying to herd cats is a waste of time.

>>1160

I do. That's a really, really good site and it all can be used without violating anyone's copyright. I use dA sometimes for parts of some things, but wouldn't advertise that as it's a slightly different thing b/c some people sell their artwork and are protective of their copyright ownership, and I do respect the artists.

Yandex.com/images is way better than any other search engine I've seen, and many times it gives you multiple size options.

>>1194

>>1196

Very nice, look forward to it!

Incoming!

>>1196

>>1194

Did I miss it? The most recent video is from 15 hours ago "John the Revelator" kek

>>1208

kek, good one!

>>1209

Ah, okay, well there will be other days. Meanwhile, back at the ranch… we've been having fun with graphics here as you can see =D

It keeps us out of trouble and off the streets.

>>1211

You got it, and I saw the last-minute additional info post in the thread - verrry interesting.

>>1212

>>1211

Edits/comments:

https://pastebin.com/e2EifC0u

Very good - it for keeps the questions front and center, and stresses that there are many unanswered questions still.

That additional info post was a doozy, I assume you will incorporate that in somewhere.

>>1219

That is me, kek

>>1221

I was responding to you spouse - you're a lucky anon :)

>>1252

You were right!

I hope everything is okay.

Question for everyone:

Do you think all the BS against the police is to wear them down, get them to quit, amp up the chaos, weaken & demoralize the public, so that it is too unsafe to do in-person voting?

>>1258

The most effective way to break down a person is to do something to upset them, push, push, push them to the brink and frantic, and then resolve it. They experience a flood of relief. And then BAM! Hit them with something else upsetting immediately that is almost as bad or worse.

1. National shutdown over a cold

You business, your life must be on hold, and screw your employees and your creditors

1. Lockdowns ending, life can get back to normal! Just in time for summer and YUGE relief like a national collective exhalation.

2. Oh, but wait - race riots and burn/loot/destroy businesses that had managed to open up (some in Opportunity zones, so people forget the progress made there)

4 Massive propaganda against police, who are piled on by mayors, DAs and governors, just in time for all that burning and looting!

It's attrition, the constant degradation of order and the rule of law. All those violent felons and perverts were let out of prison in preparation for this - with activist DAs and mayors, what's the point of arresting them for the 5th or 6th time when they will just either not be prosecuted (activist DAs) or get a summons to appear, won't show and nothing will happen to them (activist judges)?

So, the People are tired, anxious, frustrated, weary and have had enough of the nonsense, and now they must deal with violent thugs and no one to rein them in on top of all the financial and personal problems from the Covid cold lockdown.

People in such emotional states are must easier to control.

That's why I think we need to get busy - like civbro has said X times "either [they] write the narrative or we do" (sorry, paraphrase) They won't tell the public the truth so we must.

>>1267

Yes, I have seen Tucker and he's nailing it. He is saying the Truths that no one else will. He's gentle, humble and unapologetic, and he has balls. That's why we elected POTUS (minus the humble kek), so more and more people are tuning in. That shows us that

>Currently The [C] are craving Truths.

is absolutely true.

I have a suspicion that Q cluing everyone into watching POTUS interview on Hannity was to make a point - I would be those numbers were not even as good as Tucker's. Point = The [C] are craving Truths.

/qr/ didn't get it, though.

There is a vacuum and Tucker filled it. There is a gigantic opening, and we must fill it.

>>1269

Scathing!

>>1271

Really wonderful and something people should re-read each month.