Continuing conversations from previous bread:

[Regarding the problems of manufacturing one's own ammunition for one's own private use]

>>12929944

I have heard that it is very difficult to make one's own primers. Reloaders tell me that they have huge quantities of empty cases, and they can make their own powder and bullets easily, but the primers are always impossible to fabricate. If that is true, I fear that small-scale reloaders have a big supply chain problem.

[Regarding the mental stress of warfighters who leaders must lie to win a war]

>>12929931

>Part of the deal from the beginning was that we act as a foil for disinformation, for the good of the cause. You know, there was a famous moment during The Battle of Tarawa, when an officer radioed his sitrep, and summed it up by saying, "We are winning." Those guys lost a lot, but they also won. That is how I see our present situation.

So long as the good guys win, it doesn't much matter if a few good anons never live to see the victory. Many of us anons are in danger of dying of old age before 2024! I just hope the good guys really do win.

>>12930051

>“Tea baggers,” “right-wing extremists,” and “oath keepers” which are considered untrained racists who aren’t “good with a gun” often are A) veterans who now have more time to have fun at the range, sometimes more than some Army units or Marine units.

Thank you for posting this series. One small note: Some "Oath Keepers" are probably Israel loyalists or FBI infiltrators.

>>12930046

>Is DJT the shadow President?

Golly I would LIKE to believe that to be true, and precisely for that reason I MUST be skeptical. The Army tweeted about Biden as "commander in chief" in all lowercase. Some people interpret this to mean the Army does NOT acknowledge Biden, because if they did, they would have written "Commander in Chief" with correct uppercase letters.

>>12930171

>why would a person post this.

The other anon considered it to be satire, and thus protected speech.

>>12930215

This claim assumes that a number of terror attacks will be made by white supremacists. I doubt that real ethnats would do that; quite possibly the FBI could run convincing false flags.

This claim also says 4chan/8kun posters will be cross-referenced with social media. However, the serious ethnats are NOT on social media; the serious guys have to seek out fringe web registrars so that they can have their own websites, because no social media site will tolerate them.

All of this sounds tremendous kosher to me. I get a real sense of schlemiel/schlemazl energy from this. I suppose this was written by the same publicity company that sold the story of gas chambers with wooden doors.

>>12930240

>80's ?

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>Big Hair ???

The early 80s had a lot of great style and very little "War on Drugs" nonsense. The late 80s saw major escalation of the War on Drugs and a major loss of civil liberties. Plus the action movies and the synthesizer music. All of Google Image Search does not have enough "big hair" images to do justice to the female fashion of the 1980s. And that's just the bouffant hair. That's not even talking about the mohawks on men.

>>12930240

The 1980s had some AMAZING visual art. Neon accents on buildings became a major breakthrough. Primary colors were used well. Computers were not available for art classes, so the people who survived an art/design degree and then managed to get a job were HIGHLY motivated. Jean "Moebius" Giraud was featured in Heavy Metal magazine. The original Blade Runner did miracles with primitive visual effects. Max Headroom was on TV.

>>12930404

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>MIGRATE TO CANADA WITH WORK PERMITS WITHIN 90 DAYS

They won't let you into Canada unless you can name at least three of the Prime Minister's wife's boyfriends. I tried once and they pretended to apologize in a REALLY passive-aggressive way before locking me in a maple syrup warehouse with an angry moose.

>>12930332

>I love that you post a meme meant to make anons think you can't be a Jew which 100% makes you seem more like a Jew.

Let's assume for the sake of argument that I am a Jew. 8kun is a place of free speech, where even a Jew can say that wooden doors on gas chambers don't make sense.

It doesn't particularly matter whether I am a Jew, or whether anyone else here thinks I am a Jew. So long as I don't post animal crushing vids or any other items on the 8kun forbidden list, I've got free speech.

>>12930502

>The psychological effect you are seeking to inflict on the reader, which is why you are upset enough to respond 45 minutes about it.

They should teach you basic English grammar so that you won't sound so foreign when you write non sequiturs.

>>12930538

>>12930433

>we got Joe Biden as president,

<Why do you believe this?

I don't have a clear understanding of UCMJ and I don't see clear evidence regarding Air Force One.

Various people have various theories suggesting that the armed forces do not acknowledge Biden as president. None of them seem conclusive to me.

>>12930355

>>Commander in Chief vs non capitalized commander in chief

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>Seems like the error had been made with DJT and Obama as well. Sometimes capitalized sometimes not. Guess unlike digital soldiers @USarmy doesn't have a Grammer Kitty Officer.

ahem Of course you know that 'grammar' has two 'a's.

>>12930560

>>The real shills are the plan trusters. They try to keep everyone in line and sitting on their ass while the New World Order makes their final moves.

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>Starting to seriously look that way, can't say it though because for all the "cult that teaches you to think for yourself" memes passed around as soon as you point this out you get attacked. Almost like they are more interested in protect the plan and Q than America.

Meh. I don't want some low-IQ 8kun reader to shoot up a post office while wearing a "Pepe the Frog" shirt because that event (1) would serve no constructive purposes, (2) would damage 8kun's reputation, and (3) would embolden Team Biden to attack civil liberties.

So if your only choices are "sit on your ass" or "do something stupid with far-reaching consequences" then you should indeed sit on your ass.

>>12930550

>Also, you misspelled sequitur.

Apparently you don't understand how to form the plural of "non sequitur." That's all right. English is hard to learn as a second language. Keep trying.

>>12930622

>> attend

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>You misspelled attention.

You need to learn verbs too. Eventually you will be able to parse English, so you won't confuse the verb "to attend" with the noun "attention."

>>12930643

>>Apparently you don't understand how to form the plural of "non sequitur." That's all right. English is hard to learn as a second language. Keep trying.

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>There is no plural spelling of sequitur.

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https://www.google.com/search?q=%22%22%20non%20sequiturs%20%22%22&tbm=bks&tbs=cdr:1,cd_min:1971,cd_max:1991&lr=lang_en

Prentice-Hall disagrees with you, but I doubt you care.

>>12930687

See also:

An Interview Full of 'Non sequiturs'

https://www.merriam-webster.com/news-trend-watch/an-interview-full-of-non-sequiturs-20170720

>Non sequiturs are found in everyday conversation and fallacious arguments, and are often used to good effect in literature.

https://examples.yourdictionary.com/non-sequitur-examples.html