>>2045755

The seem to have discovered that the filtering mechanism breaks when one tries to filter more than about a dozen IDs. Previously filtered IDs become visible again. There must be some way that BO or CodeMoney can increase that limit.

But the real problem is that the IP hashes get a new salt for each new thread. You have to refilter them each bread. Maybe that could be changed to salt them by a global QResearch salt + the date. That way we remain reasonably anonymous relative to other parts of 8chan while allowing filters to last the whole day.

>>2045923

Are you sure that's current? He mentioned SpaceX's landing boosters and said there were only two and the third is missing. Maybe an old rally being rebroadcasted.

In the Right Side Broadcasting stream it's only now just starting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIdcwrVMu5g

>>2045983

A a note to the dough where you you tell every how to filter e-bot that they can also filter all namefags (except Q) with the regex filter:

^(?!(Anonymous|Q))

>>2046079

Meh… I'm not convinced. Thrup has shown his willingness to do lateral moves when he moved Pompeo form CIA to State.

So why tell Pruitt to make a big PR mess that would require his resignation from the EPA before moving him to DOJ? He wouldn't have the public credibility to run a law enforcement agency. It doesn't make sense for Trump to make things more difficult for himself.

>>2046305

How much you wanna bet that half of the anons whining about AFLB are AFLB behind a VPN?

>>2046373

I think that was wordplay.

Literal optical reflections certainly can violate NatSec rules. It is NOT a loophole.

But intellectual reflections of cryptic statements and provocative questions do not necessarily violate the rules.

I think Q is using an optical reflection as a metaphor.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reflect

intransitive verb, 2