All Pb.
Hour countdown
Thick and savory, double dunk.
This fucker is tal,ing to jan 6 insrrection fhags who are mental and pretended to be naga and anons. This fhag thinks he is learning about real anons. What a a dupe.
Hahaha what a retard and wrote it all down for history.
Wow these doods are stooooopid.
"Recently diagnosed with cancer" will be the new norm.
All vaxx related, but all will have dr diagnosed cancer, suddenly diagnosed, die rapidly.
Modest Mouse drummer Jeremiah Green dead at 45
By Holly Yan, CNN
https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/01/entertainment/jeremiah-green-obit-trnd/index.html
“We are sad to inform you that our incredible, fierce and loving mother has passed away after a battle with cancer, only recently discovered,” the “Cheers” alum’s son, William “True,” and daughter, Lillie, wrote in a lengthy social media statement
Home cancer test are being pushed and have high false negative result, but will get cancer on brain, get you in and diagnosed, hiding vaxx death, causes family to buy into cancer, so no vaxx articles.
https://pagesix.com/2022/12/06/kirstie-alley-was-diagnosed-with-colon-cancer-before-death/
‘Phantom of the Opera’ Star Dies of Cancer, ‘The Home Edit’ Host Completes Treatment and More
December 9, 2022
Brielle Benyon
From the death of a Broadway actor to TV stars completing treatment, here’s what’s happening in the cancer space this week.
“Phantom of the Opera” actor dies of colon cancer.
Broadway actor Quentin Lee, who is known for his role of The Phantom in “Phantom of the Opera,” died from stage 4 colon cancer — a diagnosis he announced on his Instagram in June. He was 34 years old.
Young mother dies 6 weeks after stage 4 cancer diagnosis, leaving behind 2 kids
By News.com.au
December 10, 2022
Terry Hall was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer before his death
Dec 21, 2022 0
Members of the British ska band announced on social media on Monday that the singer had passed away after a "brief illness" at the age of 63.
Just days after winning a key leadership post in the House of Representatives, U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) disclosed Wednesday that he has been diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer, Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma, which he called “serious but curable.”
Anita Pointer has died after a battle with cancer
Anita was a member of the Grammy-winning group The Pointer Sisters.
January 1, 2023
Who else is hoping for really big shit to happen. I wait and wait. Hoping today some big shit occurs. Some club shit exposed massively.
I love when the board breds go fast night shift like riot nights, when we posted all the shit before the msm fake news.
Someone grabs a spot and it takes time for them to create theor draft. Delay?
Before they hit reply.
Perhaps.
>>18055990. Wat dis?
That is a mighty big book or happy to see me
Fake tree?
Why 6 candles?
Who put pillows on either side of dead dood?>>18055743
My pillow meme incoming.
Ok
6:01
Minute after habbening foetold
Nada
Same vibe here
Nothing
Obviously nada
Now woulldnt that be nice
Like 24 hours since john mccain put to death
https://youtu.be/24kYGjxdmw8
0cheap bouquet of flowers
You'd think the maverick war hero of the senate would get the biggest daddest military to carry him not mismatched heights and a girl. Q team fucking funny. Cartoon wobbly legs for we dont say his name.
I think i would prefer really worn life shoes on me when dead than new ones. Showing the steps my shoes took.
He may have been droped alright
POLITICS & POLICY
Trump Has Vowed To Fill Guantanamo With 'Some Bad Dudes' — But Who?
November 14, 20162:21 PM ET
Heard on All Things Considered
https://www.npr.org/sections/parallels/2016/11/14/502007304/trump-has-vowed-to-fill-guantanamo-with-some-bad-dudes-but-who
2016
Among the many unknowns hanging over this presidential transition: the fate of the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. President Obama has sworn to close it; President-elect Trump wants to fill it up again.
Obama has been promising the closure will happen since his second day in office in 2009. In February, he repeated that pledge one more time, saying, "I'm absolutely committed to closing the detention facility at Guantanamo."
That same day, at a campaign rally in Sparks, Nevada, Donald Trump was promising the opposite.
"This morning, I watched President Obama talking about Gitmo, right, Guantanamo Bay, which by the way, which by the way, we are keeping open. Which we are keeping open … and we're gonna load it up with some bad dudes, believe me, we're gonna load it up."
But, says Ben Wittes, editor-in-chief of the national security blog Lawfare, "You have to ask the question, with whom?"
Because the U.S. is not fighting ground wars and taking prisoners like it once did, Wittes wonders just how Trump expects to load up Guantanamo with "bad dudes."
"Trump's stated military strategy and ambition are so hard to figure out that it's not at all clear to me what the captive population that would be subject to being moved to Guantanamo [is], who they would be or where they would come from," he says.
If it were up to Trump, those suspects might actually come from the United States. Asked last summer by the Miami Herald if Americans accused of terrorism should be tried by military commissions in Guantanamo, Trump endorsed such a policy.
"I know that they want to try them in our regular court systems, and I don't like that at all. I don't like that at all. I would say they could be tried there, that'll be fine," he said.
Under current law, American citizens cannot, in fact, be held in Guantanamo, much less tried there. Meanwhile, proponents of closing Guantanamo are demanding Obama fulfill his promise before Trump takes over. One online video counting down the days Obama has left features a new anthem with the refrain "Close Guantanamo, close Guantanamo."
Of the 242 captives in Guantanamo when Obama took office, 60 remain, a third of them approved for release. But Rosa Brooks, a Georgetown University constitutional law professor and former Pentagon official, says that number could quickly be reduced to zero.
"If President Obama wanted to close Guantanamo tomorrow," she says, "he could do it."
Obama, she says, should simply ignore the ban Congress has imposed on sending any Guantanamo detainees to the U.S. for detention or trial.
"If I were President Obama and I wanted to close Guantanamo, I would say, I regard this particular limitation as an unconstitutional infringement on my inherent powers as commander in chief. You know, thank you for your input, Congress, but I'm doin' it."
Wittes, for his part, doubts that will happen.
"Closing Guantanamo is clearly something the president very much wanted to do and he's never been willing to defy the acts of Congress on this, and I think that's because his administration actually doesn't believe it has the authority to do that. I don't think that's changed because Donald Trump has been elected."
If Wittes is right, Trump stands to inherit a mostly empty Guantanamo prison. Whether he would really fill it up again remains an open question.
Obama has been promising the closure will happen since his second day in office in 2009. In February, he repeated that pledge one more time, saying, "I'm absolutely committed to closing the detention facility at Guantanamo."
That same day, at a campaign rally in Sparks, Nevada, Donald Trump was promising the opposite.
"This morning, I watched President Obama talking about Gitmo, right, Guantanamo Bay, which by the way, which by the way, we are keeping open. Which we are keeping open … and we're gonna load it up with some bad dudes, believe me, we're gonna load it up."
But, says Ben Wittes, editor-in-chief of the national security blog Lawfare, "You have to ask the question, with whom?"
https://youtu.be/IY0EUs_8Ubo
Kek
Gonna get crazy