>>1887563

This is how I imagine the 1950s. Really wish I could’ve been alive during that decade

>>1887582

So much hope and optimism back then. Hopefully we can rekindle that after the great awakening

>>1887608

These two keep going at it, bread after bread, day after day. Almost as if they’re working in tandem

>>1887611

She says what we like to hear, but she comes across as an opportunistic paytriot.

>>1887616

I’ve lived in both Alaska and Siberia. The summers are incredibly awesome, while the winters are incredibly depressing. The low temperatures are actually easy to deal with. It’s the lack of sunshine that sucks.

In other words, Alaska is a nice place to visit, but not necessarily a nice place to live. Luckily, nothing is preventing you from visiting

>>1887700

Yeah, perhaps I’m being too harsh. I’ll keep an open mind. TY

Yep, something is up with that place. The shills who flooded in telling us to ignore it is only more proof

>>1887764

This was a response to the Nunes tweet below

>>1887716

>>1887741

You’ll need more sourced information if you want us to take you seriously

>>1887784

Seriously, please stop derailing

>>1887810

We know they’re shills, and I don’t care if you call them out. We just don’t need to argue the fact for 50 posts every bread

>>1887901

Yep. From left to right:

Tom Delonge, Peter Levenda, John Podesta, AJ Hartley, and I don’t know who the last faggot is.

I feel bad that Levenda got involved in this scam. He’s a great researcher

>>1888102

Also notable info on USAID: it was being used for regime change in Cuba, Arab Spring, and Ukraine. Was also attempted in Moscow and Hong Kong

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/03/us-cuban-twitter-zunzuneo-stir-unrest

>>1888109

Deep down they’re crying out to be saved from the living hell they find themselves working in

>>1888186

I never denied that. I was just saying that her ego seems to get in the way a little too much. But none of us are perfect