>>19337341

>In 52 days no more will be in that room

And there's a lid on senior military promotions:

An Alabama senator’s blockade of military nominations isn’t just holding up promotions for senior officers. It’s also jamming up the Pentagon’s policy shop at a critical time.

The Defense Department’s top policy official, Colin Kahl, stepped down on Friday after more than two years in the role. Whoever President Joe Biden nominates to replace Kahl will take on a top civilian job as the department struggles to balance support for Ukraine with countering an increasingly aggressive China.

But Kahl’s replacement will have to get in line behind some 275 senior military officers whose promotions have been stalled for months over Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s objections to the Pentagon’s policy of paying the travel costs for service members seeking abortions. The months long hold is already scrambling the turnover of the military Joint Chiefs: the Marine Corps is already without a Senate-confirmed leader for the first time in 100 years, and the Army and Navy will soon be in a similar position.

https://www.politico.com/news/2023/07/19/tuberville-hold-scrambles-pentagon-policy-shop-00107056

>>19337395

>boo hoo hoo.

You might consider that the inability to fill almost 300 senior military positions due to a promotion hold represents a risk to Player One and a potential opportunity for the other players. You might benefit by reducing the emotional factor content of your analysis, Anon.

>>19337439

>256 Military industrial Complex problems

Strategic vulnerability for someone. As OP indicated no CJCS and none of the original senior staff from the photo once Milley leaves.

Less than 10.

>>19337462

>the military should be free from the political influence of election stealing marxists.

Then you acknowledge the significance of choosing senior personnel very carefully. It appears they've all been replaced (but 1) since the photo was taken.

>>19337472

2010:

About 90% of the redistributed farms have failed, leaving idle nearly 15 million acres of once productive farmland, about 6% of South Africa’s arable land.

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2010-nov-21-la-fg-south-africa-farms-20101121-story.html

2022:

Promised land: how South Africa’s black farmers were set up to fail

' … he quickly became alarmed by the people coming to apply for previously white-owned farms. “Their business plans were way out there,” he said. The applicants envisioned immediately owning fleets of tractors, with incomes in the millions. “We would say: you are only just starting out! We would explain to them that even white farmers who have tractors and delivery vehicles and [irrigation systems] didn’t get to that level overnight.”

The applicants didn’t accept this, Buys recalled. They would retort: “This is our time. You are a black government. You are our people. You should help us get these things so we can be like the ones for whom we once worked.”

>>19337601

>>19337645

The man was very serious when he said 'You'll find out.'

>>19337868

>This means that the above 3 are not the Puppet Masters but the Puppets.

>Have the puppet masters traveled to this island?

>When? How often? Why?

Well, Anon, it seems like answering Q's questions will answer your own. The board compiled a lot of info on travel to the island years ago. Chances are the puppet masters you seek left traces travelling to Little St. James.

>>19337951

TYB.

>>19337992

>Antifa set fires in CA?

>Gov then asked for money ?

How do you obtain FED money?

Declare a State of Emergency and request billions in assistance?

Q4639