>>17414815

>There was an energy especially around the time of the He will not divide us thing. Where this movement could have changed the world. Now more people have awakened and it seems that the enthusiasm has gone away. They realize what's going on and they are numb. What happened?

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>We need another thing to have some fun with an old fashioned twatter raid. Some thing to get the nostalgia back. Energy has a huge effect on our movement. We dont want to be a vampiric force. We want to be the light.

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>And the energy behind humor in a fun and irreverent way. Is a breatbof fresh air to people. It's why Trump was elected

there was anarchic grass root energy, but it withered away when Q started to command his little digital patriots in a top down manner Fight! vote! pray! memes ready … fire! Red Tsunami! the midterms are secured … vote!

and of course Trump didn't deliver the things he promised and got back stabbed, and shat upom from every direction, was always several steps behind etc that also diminished the enthusiasm

>>17414902

In the winter of 1926-27, Chaim Weizmann fell in love. Vera, his wife and the mother of his children, was sufficiently far away for him to allow himself to woo another woman unabashedly. And not just any woman, but the star of Habima Theater, Hanna Rovina. Weizmann, who would go on to become Israel’s first president, was captivated by the first lady of the Hebrew theater, 14 years younger than he, after attending a performance in New York by Habima of “The Dybbuk,” in which she played the lead. (It was only the following year that the Hebrew-language company, which had been founded in the Russian Empire in 1912, moved to Tel Aviv.)

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2020-09-12/ty-article-magazine/.highlight/this-founding-father-of-the-jewish-state-was-a-serial-cheater-who-hated-israel/0000017f-f354-d8a1-a5ff-f3de973b0000

Hebrew "dybbuk" is covid backwards …

>>17414966

>>17414967

>What habbened to the Grassley Corn Watch thread?

corn was ripe for harvesting 3y, 3w, 1d, 13h, 3m ago …

one the last 8chan drops if memory serves

>>17414999

>>17414999

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>DanceSongFriday

Dancing in the Street

>>17414973

>Moses asks Hashem when “I come to the children of Israel, and I say to them, 'The God of your fathers has sent me to you,' and they say to me, 'What is His name?' what shall I say to them?

Hashem who?

Notable people with the name Hashem include:

Hashem Aghajari (1957), Iranian historian

Hashem Akbari (1949), Iranian-American professor at Concordia University

Hashem Akbarian (1897–1971), Iranian wrestler

Mirza Hashem Amoli (1899–1993), Iranian ayatollah

Hashem Beikzadeh (1984), Iranian footballer

M. Hashem Pesaran (1946), British-Iranian economist

Mohammad Hashem Taufiqui (1942), Afghan politician

>>17415139

>'possession of child pornography'

>Patterns patterns patterns….

pattern is that the FBI finds child pornography whenever and wherever it wants

>>17415173

>>>17415109

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>>>17415109

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>>What happens when local sheriff's and police

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>That assumes these entities are not also compromised.

Q has told anons that 99% of the FBI arre Patriots who serve with distinction … the Patriot Feds should arrest the corrupt local LEO authorities

>>17415195

>heF35

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> was given the name "Lightning II" after the Lockheed P-38 of World War II. Today it is the most survivable and connected fighter aircraft in the world

which one of them?

>>17415294

>an incident at the Cincinnati field office of the FBI, where a man armed with a nail gun and a rifle tried to break in before being killed after a standoff

anons already know it was a Fed False Flag Crisis Actor, or a Deep Fake

>>17415516

>>17415521

>>17415521

>Alex Jones is Controlled Opposition Mossad. His job is to make Conspiracy Theorists look like a bunch of Crazies.

what is anons' job then?

>>17415541

>>>17415530 (You)

>AJ's job is to tell half truths, and provides distractions.

>Anon's job is to discover the whole Truth.

Aj's theories are a subset of anon theories, anons add more extreme, even crazier theories as far as I can see. Aj's theories are not crazier than anon theories, it's just that his behavior appears unhinged. We don't know how unhinged an average anon would look IRL

>>17415578

>He talks about things that we already know.

yeah, but he talked about those things before anons