>>4366

>https://pastebin.com/GJcnWFjR

> This is incidental to general conclusion regarding DACA quoted above

insert 'the' → the general conclusion

Is this phrase part of what the SCOTUS decided:

>And under prosecutorial discretion, a president can stop legally stop enforcing any law he wants, completely.

While reading along it is not clear to me if this is the conclusion of SCOTUS, of Yoo, or of JC

→ That is the new precedent that was set.

OK that IS the central point. It must really stand out, and not look like an afterthought at the end of a short paragraph.

This point appears to be key:

→ In a roundabout way, Section 706 has just been rewritten. Presidents can sign executive actions that contradict laws established by Congress and go against the Constitution, and the APA will no longer be bound to “hold unlawful and set aside” these actions: to the contrary, they have been prohibited from doing so.

Very interesting. I learned a lot.

So the baffling SCOTUS decision appears to do the opposite of how it has been characterized in the press, giving the Executive a tremendous hammer to disregard any law passed by congress. Wow.

POTUS has continued to claim the decision gives him much greater power than presidents have had before. You explained why that is so!

Now I'll look at the 2nd link.

Thank you JC. Those who analyze and write and explain are a treasure.

<3

>>4366

>https://pastebin.com/VhXSacrd

>roughly 40% of the US population—have diabetes or pre-diabetes.

there's an extra space between have and diabetes

subsidizin; → subsidizing

>even when the bills are approved  .

Take out space before period

>Trump namedrops the military industrial complex in interviews, publicly trashes the Federal Reserve and their propaganda outlets and openly wars with the CIA every day, in the process making the Deep State a mainstream topic and challenging the biparty consensus that vulture capitalism, shuttered factories and an import-based economy, with the reliance on other countries that they have brought us, are ok. They’re not.

POWERFUL SENTENCES!

>Trump has no problem confronting powerful institutions, he even seems to relish it and this is what sets him apart from everyone who’s been allowed to contend for party nomination for the past 30 years.

Change comma to semicolon

In last line

>coverage limits or no health insurance who want full, legal access

there's an extra space

Wow, great article!!!

I love your work.

Truth reporting with a bit of sarcasm and also pointing the finger of blame when the MSM fail to get it right.

<3

>>4366

I also learned that the word 'canceled' (spelling looked wrong to me) now has two accepted spellings, and that canceled has overtaken cancelled 5:1.

Care to discuss Sgt B's latest? My thoughts in

<pink. Feel free to ignore or disagree.

‘First quality: you are capable of great things, but you must never forget that there is a hand guiding your steps. We call that hand God, and He always guides us according to His will.’

<Remember that God guides us according to His will

<But we have free will!

<And if God were 100% guiding us, then it would not be necessary to use the eraser to rub out mistakes!

<If mistakes happen that need erasing, don't blame God for them!

<We CAN let God guide us and get in tune with God's plan, but not everybody is guided by God.

<But God uses bad men and good men to accomplish his purposes. (e.g. Nebuchadnezzar in the Bible)

‘Second quality: now and then, I have to stop writing and use a sharpner. That makes the pencil suffer a little, but afterwards, he’s much sharper. So you, too, must learn to bear certain pains and sorrows, because they will make you a better person.

<Bearing pains and sorrows will make you a better person

<Why people have to suffer, in order to learn and grow, and to play a role in God's plan, which may involve things that need to happen to others so THEY in turn can learn and grow.

‘Third quality: the pencil always allows us to use an eraser to rub out any mistakes. This means that correcting something we did is not necessarily a bad thing; it helps to keep us on the road to justice.’

<Correcting something we did helps keep us on the road to justice

<Acknowledge mistakes, correct them, move on

<Justice for ourselves, or justice for others?

<A path that will deliver justice is not necessarily a straight line path. It may have wrong turns that get solved. Keep reorienting yourself according to a compass point called Justice.

<Secondary: ]we[ are on the road to justice but ]we[ had to change the plan in order to get there?

‘Fourth quality: what really matters in a pencil is not its wooden exterior, but the graphite inside. So always pay attention to what is happening inside you.’

<We should introspect.

<A person's spirit and character are of more significance than their physical exterior. The spirit is more significant than the meat-wrapper it is wearing.

‘Finally, the pencil’s fifth quality: it always leaves a mark. in just the same way, you should know that everything you do in life will leave a mark, so try to be conscious of that in your every action”

<Be aware that your actions in life leave a mark

<A mark on you. A mark on others. A mark on the environment. A mark on the timeline.

<Contradicts eraser maxim?

<Secondary: Understand karma. Action and reaction. Cause and effect. Indelible upon the akashic record.

<Even though you made a mistake and "erased" it by making a difference choice, the timeline in which that mistake occurred still exists.

>>4373

"Flow like the river"

>>4373

Or is it comms.

The overall flavor is of being flexible and making adaptations according to the circumstances.

>>4377

>>4364 → The Wire

>>4454

ThankQ for all you do!

>>4461

Found some of the sauces the banner was made from.

>>4454

Pushed The Die is Cast article to QR at

>>>/qresearch/10237333

>>4451

What i'm doing. Yesterday started a new long-term project to put the meme archives into a photo database on my local system. The purpose is to explore whether this will be helpful to reject memes that are useless, rate the best memes ★★★★★ so they are easier to find, and classify all memes (eventually!) with multiple tags.

What triggered this: Been seeing the value of doing this for a long time. Recently, wanted to make some animated gifs from memes, for warroom anons & everybody to use. There are excellent memes in the warehouse that I'd like to use for this, but can't find them easily. I come across them "by accident" when searching for something else, then lose them again.

Tired of losing stuff that anons made that is great.

Will be a back burner task that hopefully can go to completion and become useful.

So today I'm deleting old tags (metadata) that came along with stock photos people used for memes, clearing out the tag data so I can start applying my own tags that will help with retrieval by topic.

Eventually, when the collections are in good shape, it should be possible to output new versions of tagged meme collections, with tags readable by anons' various photo apps. (Most people have a photo app pre-installed on their device, right?)

Vols, keep our eyes peeled. Have had to delete a couple of threads that were created here for no obvious purpose other than spam. /abcu is starting to be noticed a little bit moar. If they create a thread out of ignorance that's one thing, we talk nice to them and invite them over to Welcome if they want to chat. If they create a thread deliberately flaunting /abcu/ policy that a thread must be labelled as topical or general to govern its intended use, with a meaningless title, then it's spam.

Rest assured JUSTICE will be served.

Q

>>4491

System76 is in Denver

>>4496

Gud! Made it for you from one of my own old lost memes while mining thru older memes. It's never been used before.

Well I miss the frenly chat but anons have a lot on our plates and that's OK.