>>10868221

Clover is everywhere, common, and free

and it's one of the best things in life . . .

the subversion of democracy

results in the inversion of decorum

of what is expected from Patriots

like when you turn over an hourglass.

the sand runs in the other direction,

it's pulled by the will

the prayers of all time and

Marxists are not included in that future

as they self distruct at the end of any revolution

and all the ante-in gets pulled back.

History shows us over and over

that losers who boast don't live in the clover.

>>10868398

The preferred place

for the master race?

>>10868398

Just because famous aristocracy ruled the world with no concern for anyone else (seemingly) for hundreds of years from a particular locus, doesn't make it a 'bad area'.

check out the digs at this Hotel, and their VERY VERY creepy art work by looking for walk throughs on line. I will not post those here.

the gardens have a type of column . . .that could be considered of a different order, very very 'meaningful'

again, I'm not posting it. but it's some weirdo-stuff.

it's the kind of stuff that iconclasts would love to smash.

and others might not really care that much if they did.

>>10868376

experimenting with alternative thought process, AI bot?

no one real would think tht way.

why?

well you tell me.

this is a test.

I've already decided you failed my test of being human.

I think you can not prove me wrong.

>>10868588

how about 'sponsered some galleries or featured artists'

>>10868607

hopefully it all dissolved into the sea water . . .

spare us the recreated amber room . . .

Oh, I know, they can set it all back up at that castle place at the lake taken over by the snobs that's kind of a sweet little lakeside place most of the time.

places like that can not become jaded.

why?

just go look at it. go on line and watch some Lake Como videos. Do a walk through of that magnificent building.

the builders of that weren't the aristocracy. they were keeping the artisans busy.

it really is a beautiful hotel.

so if they do find the amber room maybe the Russian Government can sponser to have it reconstructed at Lake Como as a 'world eternal peace gift' and have it free and open to the public 24/7, like Jim Morrison's grave.

a monument to the sunk and gone aristocracy in the place tht thye probably felt most at home.

>>10868686

I know that sometimes Q posts stuff that is found . . . and that's not saying that Q endorses it but 'here is some curious stuff.'

newbies forget that Q posts stuff often that is not sauced as a way to show what others post, not to say 'you must believe this'.

Newbies don't get that?

Newbies: Q shows us stuff. That's not necessarily an endorsement. If Q shows stuff and you find that it's unsauced, don't run with it!

>>10868712

funding of critical infrastructure that must have water, ought not be a game of some jaded puppet class of marxist party-people at a burning-man simulation.

>>10868729

sounds like he's doing an righteous anti-shill.

>>10868758

hey, guess what, ya, it's trite and tasteless grandstanding however:

this is a free speech zone!

>>10868775

it also means that they stay in the 1000 dollar a knight pallazzo del ray type place and charge it to some water authority, or local council expense account of some small municipality, of which they have a card deck of debt cards to choose from.

and the 'card counting' machine is actually a credit card sorting device, that lets you put in all your cards and C-whaa-ya-gott, but don't dare do an audit of that local council budget because the might have been playing poker with EBT debit cards, that charge up at the beginning of the month.

don't go to the big box store on the third of the month to avoid the welfare surge.

book your hotel pallace for the first of the month to bleed down all your poker winnings . . . ; ) see who glows?