>>12720128

>https://news.yahoo.com/11-hidden-meanings-behind-personal-215945244.html

>>12720128

>Journalists are so fucking stupid. They all need to go or pass some kind of test to keep credentials.

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>"Trump's Diet Coke button, which would summon a glass of the sugary soft drink" I didn't know DIET coke was SUGARY.

sugary is just synechdoce for sweet

the stupid MSM/normie theory is that they removed the soda button, because Biden drinks coffee …

the intelligent Qanoner theory was that the button was for calling the Secret Service, and as Biden is a clone or hologram in a fake oval office movie set, military patriots in control took the button away because he does not need it

>>12719022 pb

>>>12718929

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>>Q was someone close to POTUS (or had access to those who were close to POTUS) and who had inside, planning information - this cannot be denied…

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>>How did Q know what the 2018 Senate race would be before it happened - doubling-down when it looked like it wasn't going to be 53-47??

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>Q made plenty of other numerical guesses that never came to pass - 11.3 for one example. So he got lucky with 53-47. Proves nothing.

… 53-47 was originally Q's guess for Kavanaugh confirmation vote result - it was the most common prediction with the politics pundits … but it was a miss … but then afterwards Q pretended that he wasn't trying to guess the Kavanaugh vote but the Senate result.

And anyway, would that be control, Like patriots "Rigging for Red", or using Project Looking Glass? … and actually the Red Tsunami was thought to be a landslide for both Senate and the House of Reps … it was only after the loss of the House when Q came up "Senate was always the goal "…

You guys are like the easiest marks to fool …

Q's prediction for McCain's supposed execution by the Military Patriots for not supporting Trump was also invented after the fact … Q saying "Every Dog's going to have his day" was interpreted to refer to the coincidence that he died a day after the National Dog Day. So Patriots put down McCain like a dog. Try to red pill normies with that, LOL

>>12721430

>A man from Ohio who is accused of entering the U.S. Capitol and stealing a coat rack from the Senate during the January 6 siege of the building, claims he was 'inspired to do so by former President Donald Trump's lies about election fraud.'

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>Dustin Byron Thompson, 36, from Columbus was accompanied by his layer Sam Shamansky on Monday morning at the U.S. District Courthouse in the Ohio state capital.

Sam Shaman Sky? they are laughing at anons!

>>12721464

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>>I wouldn't normally pay attention to stuff like this, but Kellyanne was close to Trump

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>Kellyanne and George were most assuredly comp'd the moment they both "quit their jobs at the same time" to tend to their daughter. But as we're learning, Pres. Trump surrounded himself with… people he could control. He ran the OO like a mafia business, only much cleaner, and by the law (if there is such a thing).

it's from the Art of War, the General should surround himself with officers who are loyal to the enemy and work for it - keep the enemies closer