>>216294

I agree, Anon. I caught Lindsay Graham on Face the Nation, too, and was surprised to hear him speaking so supportively of President Trump. That could be because he's trying to dodge getting caught up in anything that gets exposed in time. He reminds me of Dershowitz, who's also been uncharacteristically supportive of President Trump lately. Both of them, in my opinion, have too many ties to the bad guys in the swamp and could be signalling that they don't want to get caught up in things (if evidence shows they have been bad boys). Regardless of Graham's motivation for being supportive of our awesome President, I'll take it. But if he was brownstoned on his way up the ladder, then may all that evidence be revealed.

On a related note: Graham always looks to me like he's in the throes of a hangover. His eyes were red and glazed and glossy this morning. That's the benefit of having HD TV. I saw that, once again, he looked like he tied on on, big-league, last night.

Doe anyone here know Graham and know what he's about behind the scenes? He's never been married and he is effeminate, in my opinion. I don't care if he "dates" men, but I would care a lot if he "dates" boys. I'd love to hear from people who know Graham well and could address his true motivations for the things he does. . . .

>>216471

Dude, I posted that the other day. I was shouting out about this guy's Twitter account in here, and I am very, very relieved to see that people paid attention. Here is a link to the original Twitter account where I saw the threats posted (link split): https:// twitter.com/GundaleSandeep.

If you dig more, you'll see that Sandeep Gundale said that a nuclear bomb was in storage at the Darling Tennis Center in Las Vegas (link split: http://www. darlingtennis.com/).

It seemed to me that people were responding well to him on Twitter. Someone on here (8chan) said "good actors notified" so I let iit go.

But since it's New Year's Eve Day, perhaps if people here can follow up, that would be good.

>>216471

I'm looking for the original 8chan thread in which we discussed this the other day. Hang on, Anon. . . .

>>216468

By the way, this was posted in here (CBTS) on the 28th, not the 20th. I'm looking for the threadd now. . . .

>>216558

>(You)

Holy shit, so the Darling Tennis people might be in on something. Or perhaps they were being investigated that day, because if I remember correctly the 28th was the day we started posting about the threats that I found on Twitter (in the Sandeep Gundale timeline).

FYI, in case anyone is wondering how I stumbled across it: I just did a search on Twitter for the words "vegas nuke" or something like that, and then I perused the results. So, in other words, if anyone has time to check out Twitter with random searches like that (e.g., a city name and the word "nuke") then I think that might be a good use of time. I'm working today, unfortunately, and do not have time to be on here (the boss would hammer me).

>>216552

CORRECTION: We posted about Sandeep Gundale on the 26th, not the 28th. I am not awake. Hang on, I'll find the entire CBTS thread in which we discussed.

>>216471

Here, finally, is the link to the original 8chan-CBTS thread in which we were discussing the possibility of nukes in Las Vegas and Denver. The discussion started when photos of an ISIS guy with an automatic rifle on a Denver rooftop were posted earlier in the day (on the 26th) and discussed in this Thread #209. The discussion continued in subsequent threads on the 26th, and included mention of the Darling Tennis Club, which is the location at which Sandeep Gundale said the Las Vegas nuke is being stored.

https://8ch.net/cbts/res/178425.html

>>216558

>>216558

Here's the archived Twat by @SandeepGundale in which he claims there is a nuke at the Darling Tennis Center. (Split link here: http://archive. is/h3ZMo) The tennis club is owned by a nonprofit (see the Secretary of State website for details, which I was unable to save here).

>>216725

Hang on, booboo. I'll get you the link and I'll even archive it for us. Hang on. . . .

>>216725

Here is the exact thread archived, thread #209 (split link: http://archive. is/PFAlq).

I could not isolate the exact post, but another good Anon already posted the photo of the post. Thank you.

>>216712

>>216712

Great job, Anon. Thank you very much for posting a photo of the comment regarding the possible nuclear threat in Las Vegas (and possibly Denver).

I sincerely hope the white hat authorities have checked out these threats and neutralized them. I do not want to hear that any nukes went off, given that we ran around like chickens with our heads caught off to post links to the warnings that this person, @GundaleSandeep, put out there on the Twatter. That guy had been screaming for help since November on the Twatter. Given that the alleged Las Vegas location (Darling Tennis Club) was closed after we posted our discussion here, on the 26th, I am hopeful that some good guys went there and investigated. Please, God, don't let anyone get hurt.

>>216729

I am worried, too, Anon. My family? We are all licensed gun owners. But, dang, not a gun in the world could stop some of the crazy plots that bad guys have in mind for large crowds. We'll be staying in, too, but not because we're scared. We don't live near a big location, and wouldn't go out in a big crowd if we did. I'm saying my prayers for a much more peaceful world in 2018 and beyond. The primary thing we have to do is drain the swamp of the bad guys, and we'll see a lot of this bad stuff evaporate, I'm sure.

>>216836

I agree with you, pot should be legalized federally. The federal law is supreme, under the Constitution, so even in the states were pot is "legal" (on a state level), people could still be arrested under the federal drug laws. The only way to solve that conflict between the federal and state laws is to legalize pot on the federal level (ya hear that, Congress?). I've never smoked pot and never want to, but I support the rights of those who want to use it. So the solution is to amend the U.S. Code to make it legal in all 50 states (and territories).