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I was surprised about EO 13770(?) (lobbying)
being revoked/rescinded.
What could possibly have been POTUS'
motive for doing that?
Doesn't make any sense and is
completely counter to Draining the Swamp.
It's moves like that that make you
wonder what the heck is going on
that gives us a peek into how
POTUS' mind must work.
What is he seeing?
What's he anticipating?
Fascinating and intriguing.
I thought the point of VPNs were anonymity.
So, where are some sites able to "ban" you
from accessing their site because they are
ABLE TO detect you're using a VPN?
Is there a workaround that?
Anyone else having problems with
pics not loading?
I'll click on a pic attached to a post but
it won't magnify.
It's stay in that in between mode.
And that's if the pix load and show
up at all with the post.
Faggots censoring on this board, though?
How do we know what scares them if
we can't even see what the pic is that's
being censored?
Are there anons quick on the draw that
have been able to screencap the comments
and post them here?
Maybe we should have bread dedicated to
just Deleted Comments of Biden Videos.
This one's head should be the next
Griffin meme.
Then, we can line 'em all up in a giant
meme like the Left-Eye memes.
One of the things I'm still trying to wrap
my head around was how POTUS was
at JBA right before getting on AF1.
He genuinely felt sad. Almost like it
was for real that he wasn't getting a
second term.
Maybe I'm projecting here but if I
knew the plan and that it meant I
was going to be back, and I definitely
knew I won, without a doubt, I would
have stood on that stage with the
same GUSTO and GANGBUSTERS
attitude that he had at his rallies.
But this time, he seemed completely
opposite of that and subdued.
And it wasn't acting because he's
not an actor.
He can't act.
What he did on the Apprentice was not ACTING.
It may not be who he is in real life, but it was not
that different from him being a real-life CEO who
dealt with similar project manager issues on a
day-to-day.
He only had may three spots during the course
of an episode:
I - introduce the sponsors of whatever the project is.
II - look at what each team came up with.
III - do a roundtable of how each team did then
decide which team won and who gets fired from
the losing team.
No different than the roundtables he had when
he held Cabinet meetings with the cameras there.
No REAL ACTING required.
It's not the same as taking on a role and
being that character.
THAT'S what tf I'm talking about.