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"My old congressman. I'm guessing suspicious death. Hospital nurse-assistant friend was there when they brought him in—honored HIPPA laws but rolled eyes as conspicuously as possible and made every fucked up facial expression one can make."

Suspicious death…

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/former-rep-jim-traficant-critically-injured-after-tractor-accident/

McDaniel said Traficant had driven his 1943 Ford tractor about 140 feet inside the barn when a push bar at the front of the tractor clipped a piece of farm equipment and flipped the tractor over, pinning him underneath.

A man who was at the farm with Traficant called 911 around 7:50 p.m. Tuesday, McDaniel said.

"The witness said he was just going to park it," McDaniel said. "We're unsure if he (Traficant) might have hit the clutch instead of the brake."

wide stance, longish wheelbase, low cg, waited until after sunset to call 911…all sorts of questions come up with this one.

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>>13558456

or you don't mind consuming the population die off of your fellow man

>>13558615

It's Saturday.

Tacos are allowable 3dollars extra

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>>13558714

747 coming down out of the sky with an aerial drop of parm once the ceiling lifts

Cali picks up the tab

>>13558796

https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2021/03/one-billion-dark-money-2020-electioncycle/

Undisclosed spending by political actors undermines transparency and voters’ ability to make informed decisions.

The 2020 election saw more than $1 billion in “dark money” spending at the federal level, a massive sum driven by an explosion of secret donations boosting Democrats in a historically expensive cycle.

That’s according to an estimate from OpenSecrets. The billion-dollar sum includes a whopping $660 million in donations from opaque political nonprofits and shell companies to outside groups. In 2020, dark money groups preferred to bankroll closely-tied super PACs rather than spend the money themselves — politically active nonprofits that do not disclose their donors reported roughly $88 million in direct election spending to the Federal Election Commission. The remainder of the total is made up of spending on “issue ads” targeting candidates online and on the airwaves.

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>>13558819

The trial run before things like Michael Hastings etc.

>>13558824

Yet his clip is edited to drop a few frames of Garrison standing near a QAnon supporter named Mr. White, who was transformed into a giant penis. It also cut out Garrison’s preface to the plane’s miraculous arrival: “I’ve worked out a deal with some pretty powerful people.”

didn't a commercial with Barry 0 have something similar, where he faded out or turned into something a while back?

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https://forward.com/culture/465672/south-park-vaccination-special-benjamin-netanyahu-covid-vaccine-israel/

In a meta turn, Parker and Stone reveal themselves as part of this cabal by manipulating Mr. White’s animation when he threatens to expose them, hence his penile appearance later. They’re not exactly subtle elsewhere, pinning an image of themselves to a bulletin board of other power players in the QAnon meeting place. At the end of the episode, Garrison, having managed the vaccine delivery with an unseen force controlling events, says “Nice doing business you, you little child-murdering pedophiles,” right before we cut to the start of the credits, naming Parker and Stone as executive producers and, presumably, the pedophiles to whom he is referring.

The suggestion is that the Hollywood elite pedophiles (who themselves are a revamped version of Jews in blood libel myths) have special ties to Israel.

It’s clearly satire. Stone and Parker, while allowing some sympathy for QAnon believers, obviously don’t think much of their beliefs (and for what it’s worth, Stone’s Jewish). But Israeli politicians’ reaction to this riff on their vaccine success, and their response to another recent one, says a lot about what they’re willing to find offensive.