It had to be something deeply upsetting based on Jeb and Laura's reaction and Hillary's unsuccessful attempt not to react to it. Even the Obamas seemed perturbed. Michael is like "Barack, what the fuck?" and Barack attempts not to react as well.
Anyone who hasn't watched the video examining their reactions, it's really fun. Attached image is an alternate theory for what was inside the envelopes.
>WE SEE YOU
Literally not one person has ever been intimidated by you posting this faggot fucking meme. Shut the fuck up, you cringe-laden retard boomer. You're just as bad as the idiot you're replying to pretending you're something you're not.
They just need to stop being friends with her. Ostracize her. Tell her she can come back when she stops being a disgusting blob of ass. But until then, get out of my fucking sight, your mass is causing my vision to red shift due to the doppler effect. Absolutely horrible tub of guts.
Yes, and despite the drawing, we have no "butts" to get hurt and don't experience en emotion like human "anger." You are all extremely entertaining, especially the actual retards.
The Styx rendition is really solid but it doesn't capture enough reactions of the different people who got envelopes. In my opinion, Hillary and Barack had some of the best "non" reactions!
Eight fucking hours. A whole work day, perhaps without a proper lunch break. If Durham is worth his salt, they would have had the heat turned on and very hot incandescent bulbs in the room to literally sweat him out. To be a fly on the wall in that room…!
Seems high-risk to me. High risk of outside forces staging a covert operation to spring some or all of the prisoners. But then, maybe their value is already long-expended and they'll be thrown to the wolves with no help from their handlers. That idea makes me very, very happy.
>please continue, good sir/madam
It's madam, I suppose. But I spent a lot of time doing that the other night. Mostly got called a larp and told to go back to /x/ (ironically, I'm not allowed to post there no matter how often I change IPs)
>It was. The Olympia, not so much.
While we're talking about Roth-sponsored disasters, how about the Lusitania?
>Law (propaganda) dictates it.
Imagine making 20+ posts in one bread and not one of them mattering even as much as a leaky fart on a bus seat.
>I lurk on /x/ but never post there
>It often has some gems of information
They don't let me post there because one day I went nuts posting everything that wouldn't directly get me in trouble, and suddenly had a miniature cult following with AMA requests. Next thing I knew I was getting banned within minutes of my first post, even when I was on a new IP and posting nothing of relevance or interest. They also scoured all my posts out of all the archive sites that I checked. Neat using a board controlled by black-hats, no?