>>14956409 (pb)
Did somebody say War of the Worlds?
>Its so fantasical how they do what they do to protect the ego but it also is pissing me the fuck off endlessly.
They won't admit easily that they have been lied to. Give it time. That is what the slow burn is about - to give them time to assimilate new information so that they can wake up without shocking them. That's why Q told us that we "are watching a movie". Stay calm and let the professionals do the heavy lifting. We'll be up on the stage next. Don't get nervous.
Who said that there was anything valuable on O'Keefe's phone? He knows the game.
>"How do you introduce evidence legally?"- Q
We're still waiting for that statement to pan out. I highly doubt that Project Veritas is the key.
>James says this in the interview.
I'll believe that when the cops actually do something with the information.
He's playing a game and this is how it is played. He didn't get this far by being an idiot.
My two cents.
>You don't play games with your sources
Is that how you read my post? I said "He's playing a game and this is how it is played." Meaning that he knows he's a target and he knew that they would try something like this. He's got nothing vital on that phone except what he needs from day to day. The real info is in a secure place. He played dumb with Hannity specifically to protect his sources.
Evidence can be ruled "inadmissible" if it was obtained using an "illegal" method. Like searching someone's residence without a warrant. Evidence can also be accidentally "found" which is one method that Q alludes to. Think Hunter's laptop.
>I'm only going off what he said in the interview
We'll have to wait and see how this shakes out. I'm betting on James to win this. He always wins, right?
>How did Posobiec get the withheld FBl footage of Rittenhouse?
Don't flipping know but the other thing is that civilians get a lot more leeway than the police do. Civilians don't need a warrant. As long as the evidence was not obtained illegally (like by breaking and entering).
>It's about the safety of his contacts/sources that's the primary concern.
And I stated my opinion that the info is in a secure place. It is not on his phone. He's faking out the cops by pretending that his phone and notes contain the real info.
>James and his attorney must be good actors
Kek. Maybe. One other point: Julian Assange did not get caught with a phone full of critical information either. James is at least as clever as Julian, I think.
>This pipeline sends oil to Ontario and Quebec
That is incorrect.
Line 5 is part of a network that moves crude oil and other petroleum products from western Canada, transporting about 540,000 barrels per day.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden-admin-considering-shutting-down-michigan-pipeline
That was covered exhaustively several weeks ago. The box is QVC packaging from the 90's.
And we're just getting started!
The Blob (1958)
Won't call you a "boomer" cause I are one.
The CIA getting chatty with Russia? Is that even legal?
>You must not know much about the CIA.
They tried to nail Flynn and Trump for being too chatty, no?
Perhaps Durham is sharpening his blade right about now.