>>15845459 pb

>Some BDanon posts, was brought back to be here during this time. According to him its world changing events in many way. Just ignore if you have no interest. A lot of interesting posts

you know Bick Dick Anon is Baruch the Scribe AKA Paul Furber, right?

I used to think Baruch was also writing the drops before the Watkins took over, but after seeing the Storm doc I'm not so sure … he really struck one as a True Believer, a follower instead of a larper … then again the best hoaxers tend to believe their own bs, think Joseph Smith, L Ron Hubbard etc

>>15846147

>NPR "Godfather" Comms?

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>Seems like some spoopy messaging being sent by NPR in this article dated 3/11 (11.3). What say ye, anons?

50 years delta?

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>West point not what it used to be

The QAnon Conspiracy Theory: A Security Threat in the Making?

July 2020, Volume 13, Issue 7

Authors:

Amarnath Amarasingam, Marc-André Argentino

Categories:

United StatesViolent Far Right Terrorism

Abstract: The QAnon conspiracy theory, which emerged in 2017, has quickly risen to prominence in the United States. A survey of cases of individuals who have allegedly or apparently been radicalized to criminal acts with a nexus to violence by QAnon, including one case that saw a guilty plea on a terrorism charge, makes clear that QAnon represents a public security threat with the potential in the future to become a more impactful domestic terror threat. This is true especially given that conspiracy theories have a track record of propelling terrorist violence elsewhere in the West as well as QAnon’s more recent influence on mainstream political discourse.

https://ctc.westpoint.edu/the-qanon-conspiracy-theory-a-security-threat-in-the-making/

>>15846185

Camel COMMs

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>not sure where you are going with this communism or marines?

eh … does not compute

>>15846185

The Camel logo printed on each package is an American icon, part of the nation’s history since 1913. Notice the camel’s foreleg. There is a little man standing in the foreleg, looking to the right, his hand on his right hip, the elbow protruding to his side. His facial features are defined, as is his erect penis which protrudes in front of him. The Camel man in the foreleg turns out to be a dickie waver — quite a different image from that featured over so many years in Camel ads as the symbolic hero camped in the wilderness, a loner, a man free from the impediments and obligations of civilization.