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>Seems like theClownsare really pissed that their brainwashing doesn't work on Anons in QResearch
lol, that was clearly a random larper @ pol over 5 years ago, predating Q getting laughed out off 4chan … nothing to do with the present day QR
>https://www.bitchute.com/video/YOfRM2QrzwYi/
>you guys remember the whole “keystone” thing Q would post about? what is keystone/find the keystone/you have the keystone?
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>any thoughts on what the keystone actually was?
there's no way to know what it was supposed to be, like there is no way to know who is 'P'.
the mathematical odds for Q coming back and telling us seem lower each passing day
>the keystone of the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978,
it's a figure of speech, a metaphor …
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>>metaphor
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>They operate and oversee nearly every government activity in approximately 75 Federal agencies
it's a classification or grade for top bureaucrats below the president appointed bosses. I fail to see the relevance. Can you name a couple?
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>Just fucking ask Q. For fucks sake. The answer will come. It's a matter of being able to see the answer in between all the garbage in the breads. Q is always online on this strange little corner of the interwebs.
Q, is P an obscure 1800s railroad tycoon?
Q, is the Keystone a grade for bunch of upper level federal bureaucrats created in 1978?
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>>relevance
so JFK was assasinated in 1963, Obama ruled 2009 - 2017, The Civil Service Reform Act of 1978 established a new grade classification for the government’s top managers was created - the Senior Executive Service (SES). These managers were strategically positioned throughout the government and were rewarded via bonuses based on merit. Middle managers were now paid and rewarded based on evaluations and merit only. The act also created processes for firing employees found to be incompetent and provided protection for "whistleblowers". (wikipedia)
what's the connection?
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>China is asshole!
well it's a dilemma between liberties and safety …
China went for hardcore lock downs and restrtrictions
the US lacked a coherent policy
China about five thousand covid deaths
USA what is the count …. not yet a million deaths
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>>China about five thousand covid deaths
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>absolutely no way of knowing any of the death counts are remotely accurate.
they are the counts the scientific/medical community uses in their studies
>Jack's biggest "glowy" thing as of right now is his way over the top Catholicism. It's just glowy.
Illuminati is 100% BS, 100% fact.
and Anons generally don't know or understand what CIA is and does