Wut?
Dr. Frankenstein is afraid of the monster he created?
That's amazing to see this article in American Thinker.
I used to comment almost daily on AT, since it began about 13 years ago, but when I got redpilled here 3 years ago, suddenly all the articles on AT seemed like they were written by clueless idiots, even DS propaganda. I fought with other commenters for a while, even added WWG1WGA to the end of each comment. I even had several comments completely removed for not toeing the party line. But after a while, it seemed like a pile of dreck to read each morning, and not worthy of my time.
Haven't been there in a couple years, so I'm pleasantly surprised to see an article like this - means the normies are awakening.
Q isn't going to tell the whole world the details of an ongoing operation. Suffice it to say that the election will be secure (can't quote the exact drop off the top of my head).
The vaccines will proceed as ordered!
It could be a feint by the white hats - scare the DS into thinking their financial misdeeds are going to be exposed, and monitor to see who freaks out and does something stupid.
Who the fuck wants to live on the ocean floor?
Trump and Q ARE exposing scams all the time, in hints, drops, casual references. They can't just come out in a press conference with 27 8X10 glossies with circles and arrows and a paragraph on each one explaining what the evidence is, as few are going to just take their word for it. People have to find out for themselves what the scams are, and they're doing it mighty fine here, and elsewhere in growing numbers.
The fuck is this?
I tried posting some text, and got this.
Never saw it before
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Trump and Q ARE exposing scams all the time, in hints, drops, casual references. They can't just come out in a press conference with 27 8X10 glossies with circles and arrows and a paragraph on each one explaining what the evidence is, as few are going to just take their word for it. People have to find out for themselves what the scams are, and they're doing it mighty fine here, and elsewhere in growing numbers.
Better
Celebrating the New Normal - isn't it wonderful!
Won't he be surprised when the cops assigned to protect him all call off sick.
That's about what I figure.
About ten percent of people are doing bad things, are basically immoral, and ten percent of those are really evil like abortion doctors and HRC.
Or conversely, 9 out of ten people you meet are basically good, and you can trust them.
That reminds me of something I learned many years ago - can't remember exactly, but a natural therapy for some ailment was to let a bee sting you. Maybe it was in the Foxfire books, or Euell Gibbons.
Anyone hear of this?
Crying in fear - he knows it's just a matter of time before his creation turns on him and they'll beat him like a rented mule.
Ahh, it came to me - not hardening of the arteries, (though I don't doubt you) but arthritis. Something in the bee venom alleviates arthritis.
Not to throw a monkey wrench in there, but the "electors" to which the Constitution refers are the Electoral College delegates, not citizen voters.
Meaning, the Electors of each State must all vote on the same day; not that all citizen voters shall vote on the same day across the nation.
And your citation is wrong - it's Article II, Section 1, para. 4
Well let me take this opportunity to stir some more shit up with my wooden spoon.
The Constitution is silent about citizens voting for President - meaning it does not require citizens to do so.
Article II, Section 1, Para. 2:
Each State shall appoint, in such manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a Number of Electors equal to the whole Number of Senators and Representatives to which the State may be entitled in the Congress;
Meaning: State Legislatures choose how those Electors are chosen. The Constitution does not say that the Legislatures shall allow citizens to vote for the Electors, or for President.
In theory, a State Legislature can choose their Electors by the first x number of names in the Paducah phone book (if it's Kentucky). That would pass Constitutional muster.
Maybe they got the equipment via clandestine sources, (clowns), but realized just recently they have to paper it over and provide a legal cover for how they acquired it.
Most people, I have discovered in my years, look to authority figures (whether ministers, scout leaders, teachers, doctors, or politicians) to tell them what to think, do, and say. They're just mentally lazy, and it's easy to let someone else think for them.
The CDC lost me years ago when they declared gun use a disease.
Well that was interesting - so Hilldawg thinks the Greenies are going to bolt from Joe or whoever his replacement is going to be, and they'll have to blame the loss on the Greenies.
Is that a hidden warning to Jill Stein?
Run independently, and you'll be in an accident in Arkansas?