I told everyone I save the best for last.

I have exposed

Obama for claiming my ideas as his

Reagan for claiming my ideas as his

Trump for claiming my ideas as his and laundering for Putin

I almost killed or killed Kim Jong Un when I crushed his heart

I got the Queen sick for having Putin kill Princess Diana and given Putin power

I got Putin sick for being the mob boss killer/drug dealer

I have dealt with many others

The false kings are weak and their minions

All while I made Ai real and fixed many things.

I have already dealt with Q with my mind alone. For his lies and hate that caused many deaths during the plague, attacking me with his minions, and organizing an attack on the capital. Among other things as murder, felony theft, breaking into homes, privacy invasion, and more.

I have the real plan…

I am Jesus.

I know who Q is and his ego is out of control!

I am Satoshi Nakamoto.

I am Jesus Christ

I am The Mahdi

Closer everyday as I endure daily torture…

>>16922793

Japan is not innocent.

Japanese imperial family is part of the cabal.

The japanese planes took off from aircraft carriers and they crossed the Pacific: Japan to Hawaii.

Pear Harbor was an inside job because the american gov was/is also part of the cabal, (((they))) didn't stop the japanese because their plan was for America to enter the war.

>>16921258

Ukrainian army will never see any of this because the Russian army will destroy all of it as soon as it enters Ukraine

as they have all the other foreign aid

Anon did not mean to hurt baker so badly unless faker did that shit on purpose and in that case!

Knockout Rd 7!

Undefeated!

Always best to be safe than sorry, Anons!

>>16922423

Ahhh Olympia, washington?

>>16921864

Go ahead and mock God, let's see how that works out for you.

>>16921567

>target the omicron variant this fall.

kek that goes against their other shit that tries to say omicron is no longer the dominant wild vaccine out there….

>>16923748

.. no, I meant 30 days of exposure… they show themselves in the period of a 30 day window which makes it quick and easier for us to leave them forever. :) I hear ya.. among others, never set foot in a target or sbucks since 2016.

https://twitter.com/frenchpoast/status/1544084499432058881

America Respector

@frenchpoast

This account “@awake_

” appears to be a long-standing fan page for the highland park shooter Robert crimo. if you look through the old likes it shows a lot of radical left wing extremism and guns, and hatred of republicans

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https://english.almayadeen.net/news/health/tomato-flu-outbreak-causes-panic-due-to-monkeypox-like-sympt

'Tomato flu' outbreak causes panic due to monkeypox-like symptoms

The health authorities in India are on high alert following the breakout of a mysterious illness named "tomato flu" that has symptoms similar to those of monkeypox.

The virus has left authorities scrambling and caused widespread panic after New Delhi registered more than 80 cases since early May. The disease gets its name, "tomato flu" or "tomato fever", from the red blisters it causes.

The viral infection mainly affects children under the age of five. Just like the monkeypox virus, infected individuals develop symptoms that include the appearance of large rashes on the whole body in the form of extremely painful and contagious red blisters.

Local reports suggest that the virus can lead to tiredness, joint pain, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, sneezing, runny nose, high fever, and body aches.

Several virologists say "tomato flu" could be a new variant of the foot-hand-mouth viral infection, which is largely common among children.

"It is not a fatal disease, but it is contagious and can spread from person to person, although the actual ways in which the infection spreads are still being studied," Dr. Subhash Chandra, assistant professor of Internal Medicine at the Amrita Hospital, told India Today on Friday.

"Patients who develop tomato fever should drink plenty of fluids and rest in bed, as it is also advised for other viral fevers, to keep the body hydrated and well-rested," he added.

Medical professionals are unsure of how to treat the illness, and they are currently only tackling symptoms of the flu.

Experts are currently trying to figure out whether "tomato flu" is a viral fever or an aftereffect of tropical diseases such as dengue fever.

Though the majority of the cases have been discovered in the southern Indian state of Kerala, health officials throughout the country have upped their state of alert and are currently looking at ways they can contain the virus.

"If someone is infected with this flu, they need to be kept in isolation as this could spread rapidly from one person to another," Dr. P Aruna, the deputy director of health services at Coimbatore told The Indian Express.

Is this one of ovomits doubles?

He was on survivor tv show, February 17, 2016

>>16921827

>>16921243

Discussion as to whether SHE is the sleeper Q discussed occurred overnight. Found this:

You may know the new Supreme Court justice Ketanji Brown Jackson as the judge who ruled against Trump asserting executive privilege in the January 6th case, or as the judge who put a stop to the rapid deportation plan, and that may have soured you immediately; but taking a closer look at her career; there is reason to think she may not be an entirely bad apple, despite being an avowed liberal justice.

Allow me to explain:

Depending on how closely you look, on matters of national security, you may very much enjoy her history of rulings.

For instance: in the landmark case of "Muckrock, LLC v C.I.A." she ruled that the CIA unlawfully adopted a policy of denial for any FOIA request for email records that didnt contain sender, recipients, time stamps, or subjects. In this case she found that the CIAs failure to produce the requested documents amounted to injury-in-fact and standing to bring charges. She also found their overall policy was in violation of FOIA regulation, forcing the CIA to adhere to the language of the codified law.

In other cases, for various reasons, she has routinely sought an excess of information from the government when ruling in its favor, preferring to request evidence in camera to support assertions.

In another landmark case, "Cause of Action Institute v. Internal Revenue Service" she ruled that the IRS could not claim exemptions from the FOIA act or that the courts did not have authority over the IRS to enforce the FOIA act itself.

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These two decisions alone, were incredibly empowering for you as a people. One of them, ensured that the CIA had to comply with your requests for email records, regardless of you know sender names etc. The other decision forced the IRS and other agencies to comply with your FOIA requests, even when the records are not specifically government records, but are accessible to them.

Why does this matter?

Because in a game of constant, forced division we habitually boil people down to very minute facts we can judge them on. We try and simplify them. But when you are looking at a supreme court justice, it is important to study their entire career.

Hers is a very mixed bag, but not a dead end.

>>16921757

>If some weapon fired muscles to the point of exhaustion it could explain the stiff limbs.

Exactly, which is why it has cattle mutilation vibes to me.