>>12221400 (pb)

>Is there a wagering site online where one could bet on POTUS remaining in office after 1/20/2021 [for a second term]?

Been looking for the same for quite awhile myself, anon. It seems as if the mob/mafia is working with [them] to keep such a place hidden or deep. It's like that dig done by a few anons, and retweeted by Q+, about how "the line" on the winner of the Nov. 3 election went from 8:1 to Biden winning to 3:2 in the span of a few hours after midnight 11/3 - 11/4. Somebody won BIG and there was speculation that the mob was going to be pissed over losing so much money on a rigged election. That speculation disappeared when it was made known that the mob assisted with the greatest election steal in U.S. history in Philly (?). The latter post really pissed me off because I was hoping that the mob was at least neutralized by the Patriots, if not actually active in support of The Plan. I had naively thought that there was an imaginary line they wouldn't cross, i.e., the wholesale harvesting of children for the "designer drug" of [their] choice.

>>12221820

It was created to catch and prosecute "pre-crime" suspects, anon. Or to create the easiest way for [them] to compromise and control the govmit. It depends on your perspective, e.g.:

[Brennan]: "Justice Roberts, we've come across certain kompromat which our enemies might want to use against you. We thought you might like to see/hear what it is".

It's just "J.Edgar Hoover on Super Steroids" for the 21st Century, anon.

>>12221480

To even the untrained eye, the observable difference between a natural seismic event and, say, an underground nuclear test is that the former will always have a diminishing (sine wave) number of "aftershocks" while the latter won't. This is how it was proven that White Hats successfully intercepted a Hussein planned "broken arrow" event on a populated SE coast area and dumped it off coast where it detonated in the deep. It was called an "earthquake" but it had a very similar seismic fingerprint. It's funny how ALL THOSE POSTS here have been subsequently scrubbed from the Interwebs.

>>12222133

The only embarrassing thing here [for shillclownz] is [their] inability to cloak even a modicum of [your] telltale glow.