>>1676046 2108
Thank you, anon. Nice idea.
Think your instinct on the daytime is on the money.
Will make a note to participate as much as possible.
If nothing else, then to give the brain a siesta...
see you then.
>>1677949 2110 last post
Great f'n question.
Why did Rubio, NoName & Graham travel to Libya 1 month after Gadaffi's death?
To "get justice" for the victims of Pam Am 103 or something else?
back at ya! see
No doubt, wonder how much she got their hands on and how much of a cut 41+43 got?
very cursory summary but not a bad springboard into topic for normies:
https://awfulavalanche.wordpress.com/2016/01/10/who-stole-143-tons-of-gold-from-the-libyan-people/
And one of these spiders, maybe the biggest one, is named Hillary Clinton.
This particular email is very telling. It is dated April 2, 2011, and is written by a guy named “Sid” to Hillary Clinton. Just reading the email, it is clear that we are in the presence of true sociopaths: Clinton, this guy Sid, Sarkozy, Bernard Henri-Levy, all spiders from the same jar.
For: Hillary From: Sid Re: France’s client & Qaddafi’s gold
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A high ranking official on the National Libyan Council states that factions have developed within it.
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Rumors swept the NLC upper. echelon this week that Qaddafi may be dead or maybe not.
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Qaddafi has nearly bottomless financial resources to continue indefinitely, according to the latest report we have received:
bingo. then have some locations strategically setup nearby to receive & store said contraband until such time it's safe to move longer distances.
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(theoretical example)
> way to distance real customer complaints from the corporation
yes, the proles are catching on to the outsourcing scam and how to get around it effectively.
> Why are AI's always presented as female.
Really good question. Even in the predictive programming movies ("Her", etc), they were all female.
Maybe some secret study somewhere (paid for by US) that states that males respond more positively to VR than females.
DARPA may know.
Think this is the plane.
>https://www.planespotters.net/photo/226320/02-1102-usaf-united-states-air-force-boeing-c-17a-globemaster-iii
USAF United States Air Force [Fleet Info]
Boeing C-17A Globemaster III [Production List] 02-1102 (cn P-102)
Malta Luqa (MLA / LMML), Malta 17 October 2011
>https://fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/c-17.htm
Maximum payload capacity of the C-17 is 170,900 pounds, and its maximum gross takeoff weight is 585,000 pounds. With a payload of 130,000 pounds and an initial cruise altitude of 28,000 feet, the C-17 has an unrefueled range of approximately 5,200 nautical miles.
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So that's ~65 tons she could have brought back on that plane. theoretically ;)