>>19973597 lb

Fan (person)

A fan or fanatic, sometimes also termed an aficionado or enthusiast, is a person who exhibits strong interest or admiration for something or somebody, …

"Fanatic", relates to "Fan" or flunky, admirer.

so

"A Star of Fanatics"?

Fans typically go insane over their idol and tend to blur reality with fantasy

(one of the outlines of the Rockefeller's Film involvement program, as documented decades ago)

All emotion and idolatry, rather than logic.

An emotion of Fanatics could be the "group noun"?

"The NWO "Club of Rome" consists of an emotion of fanatics"

for example how to deal with the questions laid out above

>>19973597

Judge Engoron belongs to the elite gang of Bad Jews.

Representative Elise Stefanik belongs to the elite pride of Patriotic Jews.

>>19973629

reposting since it was at the heel of the last bread:

>>19972483 pb

^^^^

original questions as to proper naming

picrel has screen shot

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:English_collective_nouns

Collective nouns for crooks

"A gaggle of Censors"

"A pink of Liberals"

"Catalog of Mistakes'

"A stare of Owls"

"A posse of Sheriffs"

"gang of criminals"

Is typically for people who have been incarcerated.

In Roman times there were different penalties depending on your status

We can see that now in our time

So should there be a special collective noun for elite criminals?

"An elite of criminals"?

"A coterie of elite criminals?

"Elite" is apparently a collective noun.

So to find what we're looking for:

ELITE GANG of Criminals?

Answering questions regarding nomenclature of groups:

Criminal vs. Honest and Noble

Bad vs. Good

Evil vs Good

has nothing to do with ethnicity.

Problem can be solved by naming

and using collective nouns for groups.

>>19973631

>>19973597 pb

>>19973629

>>19972483 pb

sorry

It would be a "cluster of fanatics"

"an host of fanatics"

"a constellation of fanatics"

"a galaxy of fanatics"

>>19972483 pb

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:English_collective_nouns

Collective nouns for crooks

"A gaggle of Censors"

"A pink of Liberals"

"Catalog of Mistakes'

"A stare of Owls"

"A posse of Sheriffs"? (if they are)

to distinguish the bad from the good?

"a clutch of bad sheriffs"?

"gang of criminals"

Is typically for people who have been incarcerated.

In Roman times there were different penalties depending on your status.

We can see that now, in our time, even though it's supposedly against the law.

So should there be a special collective noun for elite criminals? As opposed to "common criminals"

In other words for the crooks with power, who put on a big show and who live it up on the money they steal, being covered-up by the communication services (the Media) which they own?

"An elite of criminals"?

"A coterie of elite criminals?

"Elite" is apparently a collective noun.

So to find what we're looking for:

an ELITE GANG of Criminals?

>>19972483 pb

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:English_collective_nouns

Collective nouns for crooks

"A gaggle of Censors"

"A pink of Liberals"

"Catalog of Mistakes'

"A stare of Owls"

"A posse of Bad Sheriffs" (if they are)

or should it be:

"A gang of bad Sheriffs"?

"A club of bad Sheriffs"?

Dec 9, 2013 — What is the collective noun for crooks and liars? · squad · bevy · clutch · murder · team · association · stalk · staff …

"a team of bad sheriffs"

"gang of criminals"

Is typically for people who have been incarcerated.

In Roman times there were different penalties depending on your status

We can see that now in our time

So should there be a special collective noun for elite criminals?

"An elite of criminals"?

"A coterie of elite criminals?

"Elite" is apparently a collective noun.

So to find what we're looking for?

ELITE GANG of Criminals?

>>19973642

Representative Elise Stefanik belongs to the elite pride of Patriotic Jews.

>>19973634

likely true

A good warrior has to be well-rested guys.

I read it in a handbook of Chinese Warrior Wisdom

>>19973659

Really appreciated Tucker's pep/e talk regarding being true to your (higher) self

I felt he was talking to his previous peers concerning their sell-out lying and how it harms their souls.

"No one is immortal" at least in this body.

poem by the sage / teacher Shankar, the Peacegiver:

Worship God Worship God Worship God, oh fool.

What will all the rules of grammar and spelling (and fake news) do for you, when the final time comes?

Do penances / remembrances / glorification while you still have the strenght.

Have to remind myself.

So easy to forget?

>>19973704

Govinda = cow herd

Jesus = sheep herd

>>19973704

not sure this is the best translation (it's poor.)

but best I could do under time constraints.

Will look for better.