>>11837499 /china
pic and gore spam, reported, nothing happened
how to find modz?
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>>11837643 LB
>but in an anti-christ sort of way
I've found myself wondering if "Anti-Christ" is a misinterpretation of something more like, "The Christ that returns and is really, really pissed off who requires vengeance upon his adversaries?"
>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/11/breaking-georgia-update-judge-issues-restraining-order-10-days-preventing-defendants-destroying-erasing-dominion-voting-machines/
Ordered against who?
Does it stop random janitors from fucking with the machines by accident?
I think it's ambiguous.
On the one hand, small businesses are crushed, large and tyrannical corporations grow, morale goes down (esp. for the general population), health goes down the tubes (less exercise, Vitamin-D, etc.), social ties get stressed, increased abuse within families and drug abuse, etc. So, it's bad in those many respects (and more).
But, the fewer people there are clustered together anywhere, the less effective any attack would be. Even cities have emptied due to riot violence. There was an exodus from NYC, for example. The housing market is booming in upstate NY with people rushing to buy houses up there. With the population more spread out, it's harder to attack them. It's a very strategic move in that regard, which protects the general population.
It could've been pushed by either side, for their own reasons. If Trump has the power to take the wealth of large corporations that committed treason (as per his EO) and he goes through with hit, then that could be used to jump start everything when it finally opens up. The economy only looks good right now, as per the stock market, because corporations are doing well, not individuals. So, we're in a very precarious position in that way. If something like that doesn't happen to bring up the lower- and middle-class most severely harmed by forced closures of small businesses, the classes in this country will shift so far apart, it will change the structure of our economy and society in far-reaching ways.
If I had to toss a guess out there, I'd say that it was a move by [them] that was turned in our favor, both through the EO and other means. That's just a guess until it comes through, though.
Haven't they already wiped it after a "crash" in the recount?
>Helicopter crash death is cover for disappearing soldiers
My question is this, if there are 5 dead SOC Soldiers, where are the 50 dead CIA glowniggers?
>Israeli shills
I dare you to find out for yourself.
I offer because I know the significance of change it will make on the very slight chance you actually overcome yourself and see what is real.
>FBI sends 17 agents to investigate a pull rope at NASCAR but doesn't seize the fraudulent voting machines…
FBI aka Fucking Bunch of Idiots
Z0/Y0
Like all the Leftist parents on Twatter who routinely come out and say: "My kid cried yesterday because <complex economic/political idea a 12-year-old couldn't possibly understand>." [wags finger at conservatives self-righteously]
Such a big dog
>NSA will have all data that traversed the internet. But not necessarily machine-internal data.
Thus Frankfurt
She is the type that will rush her entire family to the vaccine lines.
William S. Sessions
William Steele Sessions was an American attorney and jurist who served as a United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas and Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Sessions served as FBI director from 1987 to 1993, when he was dismissed by President Bill Clinton. He was the father of former Texas Congressman Pete Sessions.Wikipedia
Born:William Steele Sessions, May 27, 1930, Fort Smith, Arkansas, U.S.
Died:June 12, 2020, San Antonio, Texas, U.S.
Political party:Republican
Children:4, including Pete Sessions
Education:Baylor University (BA, LLB)
President:Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton
Deputy:Floyd I. Clarke
Preceded by:William H. Webster
Succeeded by:Louis Freeh
Isn't it odd that Q used different booms?
BOOOOOM! (5 O's, 7 characters, 1 !)
BooooM! (4 o's, 6 characters, 1 !)
BOOM! (2 O's, 4 characters, 1 !)
BooooooooM! (8 o's, 10 characters, 1 !)
BOOM!!!!!!!!!!!! (2 O's, 4 characters, 12 !)
>Iranian
I used to not give a fuck about Iran but POTUS really dislikes them so I'm convinced they're actually pieces of shit. The only time I heard POTUS make a direct threat is toward Iran.
The world should be glad I'm not running the show because I don't care enough about them to have taken the time to deprogram them. I feel like if someone can't consider both sides before committing to one, they aren't anything more than an object, animal at best.
I've dated Iranian girls and really enjoyed the culture. When I say Iran, of course I mean in the context of the state of Iran. One of the girls would tell me about how awful it was living in Iran and I thought she was embellishing but more and more it seems she may not have been.
>Strzok
I have tried and tried to find that clip where he said, "I answer to a higher authority" but it's been scrubbed from the internet entirely.
Such a weird little man.
I bet the Japanese people are so excited about the coming flood of immigrants they can hardly contain themselves.
>check them out prior to the Cl@ deposing the Shah!
Was that the Oliver North shit?
I remember it on tv when I was a child, but of course didn't pay too much mind to it.
She has spirit. Good friend to have.
I have to imagine there's more to the JA story than we're told, otherwise POTUS would have pardoned him long ago.
>Judge needs to see a gallows outside his office window.
That's not a bad idea.
Be a fun afternoon project, setting up a gallows for the judge to see.
>first wave of newcomers started around 2006-07
That makes sense. I was heavily into WoW at that time.