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>>1571863 #1976
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really cool, anon.
wonder if we can use this to do a reading on Q datestamps (& timestamps)?
>>1570262 #1974 repost with grade
Level 13
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Does not make graphics speculating as to the ID of Q, Q+, Q.
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Is aware that Butler's history may have been sanitized to make him appear like a hero when he was anything but (see Wesley Clark for another recent proven example). Leaves the topic open for consideration and does not make graphic associations with living Patriots with known histories of heroism.
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Recognizes that the numerous adversarial groups may have each or all employed graphic designers to make clean-looking graphics & memes that look great on the surface, but are craftfully salted with mis- and dis-information to lure those otherwise good people who do not have patience to read carefully and analyze the information that is being fed to them with flashy graphics.
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Would never end a list with 11 (until 11-11-18) as understands what the # represents in the cabal's numerological ideology. Also understands that the #13 is an unlucky # for THEM, not us and that us believing the opposite is a perfect example of their inversionary tactics.
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Has the courtesy & forethought to take 30 seconds to scale down their image sizes so as not to bog down the 8 chan image server with their self-important graphics & memes.
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Is fully aware & cognizant that Treason is only 1/10th of the issue.
Stay frosty frens.
>PEO Sisterhood owns Cottey College
uh oh.
>https://infogalactic.com/info/Cottey_College#Paranormal_Activity
Tales of ghostly happenings at Cottey have been told for decades. The most propagated story is of hearing a piano being played in Main Hall or Rosemary Hall at night, when no one else is there. The music is usually attributed to the ghost of Vera Neitzert, a high school student who attended Cottey in 1920. In May of that year she was cooking candy in a chafing dish in Main Hall when her nightclothes caught fire.[14] She incurred serious burns all over her body and died a few days later in the Amerman Sanitorium, which stood where the Blanche Skiff Ross Memorial Library is today. While she didn’t die on Cottey’s campus, her ghost is said to roam Main Hall and Rosemary Hall (before it was razed due to a failing foundation) and will wander all over the campus. Others believe that the piano is being played by Madame Blitz, head of Cottey’s music department at the turn of the 20th century.[21] As well, in 1904, a Mme. Blitz drank carbolic acid and died in her home across the street from Cottey, and her spirit is still said to walk the campus.[14]
List of Songs
Build Me a Castle
The Beaver Song
Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, There Goes my Wagon
(I just want to be a) Bad Girl
Greenback Dollar
Donna, Donna, Donna
If I had Wings
One for the Money
These Old Walls (see paranormal activity above)
Thx for the reminder, anon. A special day it is indeed.
In honor of the 101st anniversary of President Kennedy's birth,
His 'Secret Socities' speech at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in NYC on 04-27-61
(full version) w/ transcript in video)
Published by MrMnmn911
hmmm, Cottey College could be analogous to Eureka College then.
(pic related)
>genie lamps & ELFs - oh my!
https://infogalactic.com/info/P.E.O._Sisterhood#History
The Sisterhood was founded January 21, 1869,[11] as a seven-member sorority at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant, Iowa. It is the second sorority to be founded in the U.S.[12]
The founding members were Mary Allen [Stafford] (1848–1927), Ella Stewart (1848–94), Alice Bird [Babb] (1850–1926), Hattie Briggs [Bousquet] (1849–77), Franc Roads [Elliott] (1852–1924), Alice Virginia Coffin (1848–88), and Suela Pearson [Penfield] (1851–1920).[13]
The sisterhood was founded after only some of the seven girls were asked to join I. C. Sorosis, a sorority organized in Mount Pleasant a month earlier, and they would not join without the others.[13][14]
https://infogalactic.com/info/Iowa_Wesleyan_University#History
In 1841 a group of Methodist settlers in Mount Pleasant, Iowa met and began lobbying the Iowa territorial legislature to establish an institute of higher learning in their burgeoning community.[2]
From February 1855, the school was known as Iowa Wesleyan University, honoring John Wesley, the founder of Methodism[1]
Not surprising that they don't have any political contributions.
Curious if Cottey is operating as a profit or nonprofit - search the 501(c)'s maybe? (forget the exact designation for ed institutions)
>star = pentagram
5 pointed star, yes. AKA the Lone Star. (pic 1)
Also known as the 'pentacle' in the perverted version of the Tarot.
Interesting enough, the original Tarot decks had flowers for pentacles, not stars. (pic 2)
>>1575519 >Aya
just be careful with whom you choose to offer you the brew. lots of shady shaman gooroos out there.
also, be mindful to follow the dietary restrictions before…there's a purpose for them.
lastly, if you're on any pharms (even something as benign as blood pressure pills), don't take any psychs until your body's clean from them. also a reason behind.
set & setting are vital to the journey :)