Making America Great Again …
Q says the Durham probe was over before it began.
Maybe it was. Maybe it was just hopium all the time.
But Nunes is still slightly optimistic, saying that while it won't be anything wide or big, it's possible that something modest will come out of it, which would be better than nothing.
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>Not much for the FB! to work with.
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>If we are the QAnoners who are supposed to be such a threat to "democracy"
there are millions of Qanon adherents out there, 8kun autists are only a drop in the ocean
General Milley did some really odd things as Joint Chiefs Chairman under President Trump:
(1) Milley never removed Lt. Col Alexander Vindman from his White House post after the underling compromised his leadership position. The pentagon left Vindman on assignment to the NSC even after Vindman attempted to take-down President Trump.
(2) Milley was then slow to react to Navy Secretary Richard Spencer threatening President Trump; attempting to extort him into inaction over the disciplinary plans against the SEAL commando, Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher. And perhaps worst of all…
(3) Joint Chief Chairman Milley, and SoS Mike Pompeo traveled to Mar-a-Lago in December 2019, where they informed President Trump of military strikes in Syria and Iraq after they took place. President Trump made Esper, Milley and Pompeo hold a press conference without Trump supporting them; then President Trump remained silent on the issue for days.
It seemed like CTH was alone in noticing the issues with the Pentagon and suspicions of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Defense Secretary Mark Esper and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley. However, a few days after the Mar-a-Lago incident, Col Douglas Macgregor expressed his own suspicions about the U.S. military attack in Iraq and Syria that paralleled our gut reaction. Macgregor stated he believed President Trump was being intentionally and “skillfully, misinformed”.
There were valid reasons for the suspicion around General Milley and the entire Pentagon apparatus.
Factually, President Trump’s strategic approach toward foreign threats and foreign intervention (through the use of geopolitical economic pressure) was a major paradigm shift that removed the Defense Department from a primary role, and placed them back into a more appropriate ‘contingency’ role, when it came to foreign policy and national security.
It was obvious from the outset of the Trump administration that the Pentagon did not like that position.
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/07/16/a-reminder-about-joint-chiefs-chairman-general-mark-milley-as-a-political-operative
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>It was really just a philosophical joke
it was a good joke, just recently I was pondering paradoxes stemming from self reference, like
This drop is disinfo
-Q
we can't tell you anything that is true, because the truth is classified
-Q
but your disobedience club construction, are there any examples of similar concepts? double bind, catch-22?
In the book, Catch-22 is a military rule typifying bureaucratic operation and reasoning. The rule is not stated in a precise form, but the principal example in the book fits the definition above: If one is crazy, one does not have to fly missions; and one must be crazy to fly. But one has to apply to be excused, and applying demonstrates that one is not crazy. As a result, one must continue flying, either not applying to be excused, or applying and being refused
>If everyone knew the truth, we'd all be hospitalized. So we're told.
Well, David Icke blew the lid off reptilians … Q is like David Icke minus reptilians
>If everyone knew the truth, we'd all be hospitalized.
that is a literally impossible, and therefore not true.
Think the amount of available hospital beds, even with the Rona the capacity was almost overrun.
>I'm only sure that Q did not lie when asking a question, as questions are no statement.
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>All non-questions are imo a poke to be creative in searching for the truth - even within Qs statements - like mirror, clock, map etc.
oftentimes the consecutive questions were set up so that choosing the search terms from the question just happened to lead in to conspiracy theory sites like
Who was Adolf Hitler?
Who is Angela Merkel?
Who is Merkel's father? who is her REAL father …
if you put hitler merkel father in to search engine it would lead you to conspiracy sites that claim Hitler is Merkel's father or grandfather … have you thus done your own research and found the truth? or have you been a fool led by the nose in to non sensical rabbit holes
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>do you not understand definition of rhetorical?
I understand the definition of hyberbole … so Q didn't want to tell the truth because we would be flabbergasted and even shocked.
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>I have met some of them.
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>They say they follow Q
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>But when I start talking to them, I find out they have never been here, and they really don't know what they are talking about.
this place is only a tiny part of the whole "Qanon" thing .. the big name social media Q influencers often strongly recommend not visiting here because the normies like regular Evangelicals would find 8kun shocking and repulsive
>I am, after all, quite curious about the current doings of Adm Rogers.
revolving door, apparently works for [MOS] and Pfiizer nowadays
Headquartered in New York City, Claroty was founded in 2015 and exited stealth mode in 2016. The company works across industries such as pharmaceuticals, chemicals, mining, manufacturing, medical devices, and oil and gas, to provide large enterprises with visibility, threat detection, risk. and vulnerability management, and secure their operational technology (OT), Internet of Things (IoT), and industrial IoT (IIoT) assets. Customers include Pfizer and Coca-Cola
“It’s both humbling and a great source of pride that Admiral Rogers chose to join our mission of protecting industrial networks from the most sophisticated cyber threats,” said Amir Zilberstein, Co-founder and CEO of Claroty.
The company revealed that it worked closely with Pfizer, for example, to secure its COVID-19 vaccine supply chain in the race to meet global demand.
https://www.securityinfowatch.com/security-executives/press-release/21068445/claroty-appoints-former-head-of-nsa-and-us-cyber-command-to-lead-advisory-board-us-navy-admiral-ret-michael-s-rogers-named-to-claroty-advisory-board
https://nocamels.com/2021/06/industrial-cybersecurity-firm-claroty-raises-140m/
>Amir Zilberstein
Amir Zilberstein is the co-founder of Claroty and a pioneer in the OT security market. Prior to Claroty, Amir co-founded Waterfall Security Solutions–a manufacturer of high-end security gateways for the critical infrastructure markets. Earlier, Amir co-founded Gita Technologies and prior to that he managed a team of exceptional researchers and developers in an elite cyber unit of the Israeli Defense Force.
are you supposed to look at this cross eyed?