>>1372926 American law does not apply in Poland. Period. If you have met the requirements of international law, then we have no stake in that property and cannot claim it for anyone else.

Dear Jews. The war was over 70 years ago. Almost no one can forward a solid claim to anything at this point. Whatever you didn't get before now, you are unlikely to get after now either. The world owes you nothing … it was here first. The people who MIGHT owe your generation of Jewery something are dead and you cannot claim from the son what you could not claim from the father.

Go live your lives before the Irish drop a claim on you for your part in OUR genocide. You tend to be unusually wealthy and thus are worthwhile targets.

>>1371211

A case lesson in why white slavery is a bad idea.

(There, that should set off the ignorant racists, too!)

https:// www.scribd.com/document/327434951/Pence-Ryan-Coup-Email

Scariest thing I've read lately … and I am all caught up on Q and the breads referenced in his crumbs. This was hinted in crumb 1360 as a link from

https:// www.scribd.com/doc/100244266/Bachmann-Letter-Responding-to-Ellison

>>1402150

We need the process to end.

Having Constitutional protections means that they have higher responsibilities than other businesses.

>>1402090 I'd like to see both versions. The Eu version seems okay, but maybe too restrictive. There HAS to be a "sweet spot" somewhere.

I'm willing to deal with some awful stuff in order to provide for the smooth flow of higher ideals (even when unpopular).

For instance, I don't mind arguments in favor of racism if their rebuttals also have a forum. And I don't mind the rebuttals having a forum IF the opposing side can find one of similar reach.

On down the line. I probably draw the line at abuse of children. But short of that, let the ideas flow!

>>1401326 One of the things that keeps me going, is knowing that the opposition, the darkness, is being gradually funneled into bad choices. Make THEM compromise, lure THEM into intellectual, moral and literal "cul de sacs". Then block them in as they have done to us for, literally, over a century.

Trump cannot fix the world in 8 years.

But he CAN turn the ship around so that the next person behind him does not HAVE to be as good as him because he will be facing a weakened enemy. He only needs to be as determined as him and as highly / rightly motivated as him.

I live each day with the assumption that Trump will succeed and my focus is on what will come after him. We CANNOT allow ourselves to EVER become complacent and trusting again.

It's possible that we will need to engage in violent revolt more often and with less provocation. We tolerated FAR too much failure, far too much mediocrity. We must demand brilliance … and reward it … and destroy anything less.

Just my 2 cents but I feel like I've earned the right to speak.

>>1401177 Forget the name, but another inspector has resigned as well.

Something tells me the bunny rabbits aren't adding up to an warm and fuzzy Easter.

>>1401005 ""RED wave coming?"

Variable.

Neutral poll readings, could swing either way. Trump hasn't got a big win or a big loss to cement (big win - vote win, big loss - vote loss). Strongly suspect liberals will heavily mobilise activist forces to vote, I don't see any conservative counter-current to vote.

This is a MAJOR weakness of ours. We need to start knocking on doors and approaching people in parking lots YESTERDAY.

>>1397589 Alex played NO part in my decision to vote for Trump. Although I originally preferred Carson, in the end, Hillary was the convincing argument, not Alex.

It wasn't so much about who was voted in as who was kept away from the levers of power.

>>1389667 I can't find any support for your claim that Russell was a Mormon or a Satanist and certainly, he had no attachment to the CIA, which was not incorporated until 1947 and was an offshoot of the OSS, formed in 1942.

Missed by a century … and a little.

Modern Satanism, as a professed belief and not simply an accusation against heretics, traces back to 1968. Although the Hellfire Club would have been roughly contemporaneous with Russell, there is no link between him and them.

He was a Mason and a pyramidologist (while he and contemporaries understood that there was "something more" to be found in the pyramids at Giza, they did not worship them), but the links between him and Satanism are laughably tenuous, at best.

>>1386854

You make an argument for forcing them to remain above ground to deal with whatever it is they have planned for the rest of us.

>>1121957 RBG may not actually HAVE problems so much as BEING one. She has lived longer than the Obama regime planned for. When Hillary lost, the best RBG could contribute was to refuse to resign / retire.

But even that battle must soon come to an end.

Trump was elected at pretty much the ONLY nexus of history where he COULD turn things around. Still not resolved, but large forces are in motion and the die HAS been cast.

>>1446988

If you think we and Q are "done", I am forced to the realization that you don't know WTF you are talking about and have NO clue just how deep the DS is. They run entire countries. They have nukes. Effectively speaking, the NWO had already won.

They really do not need to announce their victory ... just live it.

It takes a hella lot more than getting a few resignations and a few firings out of the way for our jobs -- or Qs -- to be done.

Read the first chapter of "Behold A Pale Horse" (Cooper) or the whole of "The Road To Serfdom" (Hayek)

>>1448849 Give TAILS consideration. Comped hardware is less of a problem if "you were never there" because the software cannot write to the hardware.

TAILS is a bit of a bitch to keep updated but if your life depends on secure communications, you'll do it.

>>1411892 According to the law, graphics are speech, not just art. So is saying "I am willing to pay for title of ownership in a skinny brown pre-teen female."

Either of the above fit under 1.a and 1.b

There can be no immunity from slander or libel except truth. This is established law going back to before the US existed and the IBOR cannot flaunt existing law and hope to survive scrutiny.

In example:

If I call you a vile name that has any negative impact on your life, I need to be able to prove, in a court of YOUR choosing that my assertion is factual. This is because injuries to you may be significant and your recourse should not be limited to making a rebuttal on-line to a false assertion I may have made weeks ago but which you have only just now discovered – the false assertion having taken root in the minds of all those who read it and noted that you had not challenged its truth and thus assumed that I HAD spoken truthfully.

We let our "media" get away with far too much … the recent misquoting of Trump in re: his "animal" comment is an example. That, clearly, was not merely a matter of "journalistic license." The intent of the biased quote is clearly to cause grievous harm to his reputation and standing in the community.

I draw the line at either of those.

The principles under which we ought to jointly live are actually long-established and, for the most part, functional. What needs to be done is to apply those pre-existing principles to current (and future) technology.

>>1406004 This Pope is not going off the rails. He was selected because of an existing perspective and is living in accord with it.

Forget the mythology of the colored smoke from a chimney. This is just men selecting leaders in the Name of God, but not necessarily with his guidance.

>>1468466

With all due respect, Paul Ryan is not in the mirror. I don't know who is, but it is NOT Paul Ryan.

These guys are posing in a corner, as evidenced by the angle of the mantle and the angle of the frieze on the wall behind Tillerson, McConnell and Pence.

The reflection is of a man (SS?) standing to the left of Tillerson.

>>1471317

This is the only response I am going to make to you, namefag. You are a poor reader and a shallow thinker. That's a deadly combination. Be careful out there … "Life is hard. It's even harder when you are stupid." – Rooster Cogburn

>>1472594

That isn't what was happening at all. The pic in the mall was taken early in the day while the protesters still had the subways blocked and people could not physically get there.

Later on, yeah, the mall was fecking full and then some. That photo was taken for propaganda purposes by (you guessed it) CNN.

>>1482115

Nuclear (4 missing nukes in the US, more elsewhere?)/ poison gas / invading army / terrorist cells awakened / rogue pilot attacking the WH (or, just anywhere, TBH) / widespread Ebola (or similar) … there are LOTS of ways things can get worse – Deep State has just barely begun to fight back.

I'm not trying to discourage. Just stay alert, frosty, armed and prepped. Keep track of family and be prepared to bug out / bug in / defend the home turf. Impossible to know which way to jump … but be prepared to jump anyway.

Q !CbboFOtcZs 05/20/18 (Sun) 18:34:26 No.97

(…)

"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails."

– 1 Cor 13:4-13

Q mis-cited scripture. Is 1 Cor 13:4-8(a)

Balance refers to knowing things incrementally.

13:13 is the "Faith, hope, love" verse.

Not pointing a finger, but thinking this "error" is significant.