>>>20428778 The Free Thought > Great Awakening Drops end here: In short… the religious fundamentalists here are traitors pure and simple. Dividers by Religion and that's all [they] ever were.
Scythian Trannies
Enarees
INRI
Nazarenes
>You know, you still need help from the BOSS - PDJT Edition
People running in popularity contests need the adoration of the crowds, which include the masses of Christ Killers, and Poison Injection addicts.
The BOSS = We The People
Never really seen more than 4 or 5 actual truth seeking Anons posting on QR in any given bread, so 3 at this time of day would probably be a good estimate.
So that's why OPEC dropped the PetroDollar?
Too many counterfeits from China…thus Inflation?
>Stone in need of a name
>I can only do what I see my Father does. Do (you) ?
Human problems
Language problems
The problem with calling things names and dividing them into categories of good and bad.
"God only created these 'good seeds'. The devil snuck those 'weed seeds' in here. Toss 'em in the fire!"
"Divided by muh Good versus Evil"
Cost != Evil, you penny pinching faggot Jew.
Who wrote "The Plan"?
These Guys & the 55 Delegates at the Constitutional Convention, including; George Washington, John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison (the "Father of the Constitution")
>(the "Father of the Constitution"
Who is the father of the Constitution?
James Madison represented Virginia at the Constitutional Convention, where he proposed what he called the “Virginia Plan.” It outlined a government composed of legislative, executive, and judicial branches. It also proposed that the legislature be composed of the Senate and the House of Representatives. It was these checks and balances that he hoped would help prevent one party from taking advantage of the system.
https://www.thevintagenews.com/2022/09/16/who-wrote-the-constitution/
If "The Constitution" isn't the Plan, then it isn't "By the Book," and it will never work.
Try harder.
>I said "The Plan".
Not sure what your getting at.
"The Plan" is The US Constitution.
If you are part of "some other Plan" then you're a Traitor.
Anon could not care less about the rarefied air in the ivory towers.
Fuck them all
Let them fall.
A stain on humanity.
"Vaults of society changing, life altering knowledge, locked up, available to the children of Royals…Quid Pro Quo, of course."
Show me your "Sheepskin"?
"If you committed the sacrifice, you must be really smart. Tell me moar about how to kill myself…"
CO2 is evil = Goal-Zero
They need a solution for the Mars Team to deal with the 95% CO2 atmosphere there.
So, demonize CO2 here and let humanity solve for "X" by designing carbon reduction schemes and testing them on the "Masses"?
Earth is just the science lab for them to plan the next mining mission, right?
The Anesthesiologists have been dealing with the issue of carbon capture and disposal with these color changing pellets for a long long time.
Anon is sure that they'll figure out an even better solution when it suits them.
They're all really smart because they have 9-Year Degrees from Greece.
If they could only translate this to the now-time space and apply it in the present tense, instead of attempting to conform to the past tense paradigm in which the passage is found.
Same with the Constitution.
WTP discarded it when the Courts embraced Tyranny through such Judicial Doctrines as Qualified Immunity and such.
"Judicial Doctrine" = 51% of Judges agree, you should be murdered as punishment for what you did, because that's what they learned in Law School.
Those "No internet Freedom Data" areas look like the line of kingdoms along the Old Silk Road
Freedom on the Net measures internet freedom in 70 countries. Click on the highlighted countries for data from our 2022 report.
https://freedomhouse.org/explore-the-map?type=fotn&year=2023
>Judicial Doctrine
JD
Juris Doctor
"The name Judge So-and-So, J.D."
Sounds like one of those faggy British Titles of Nobility that's banned in the Constitution.
>we must remain interested in them until our war is won.
True.
"Harvard School of Divinity"…
"Harvard School of Medicine"…
>Harvard University
HU
>Soon, I hope, the land on which that shithole school sits will be converted into something healing for the public, such as a wildlife sanctuary or something useful to the public, such as a landfill.
Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1636 as Harvard College and named for its first benefactor, the Puritan clergyman John Harvard. Harvard's founding was authorized by the Massachusetts colonial legislature, "dreading to leave an illiterate ministry to the churches". Though never formally affiliated with any denomination, in its early years Harvard College primarily trained Congregational clergy.
During the American Revolution, Harvard College moved to Concord
Harvard’s move to Concord also served a practical military purpose. Provincial troops fortifying Cambridge during the siege of Boston needed places to stay. The five Harvard buildings were used to house 1,600 soldiers — more than the population of Cambridge at the time. Hollis and Massachusetts halls each held 640 soldiers; Stoughton Hall (razed in 1781) was home to 240; and tiny Holden Chapel bunked 160. Harvard Hall — the College buttery, library, and social space — served a similar function. Tents and rude barracks sprang up in Harvard Yard, and soldiers built a defensive breastwork on high ground near Quincy Street, where Lamont Library now stands.
"The British surrendered Boston in March, 1776, but the American troops who had bivouacked around Harvard Yard inevitably left a trail of damages when they moved south. The soldiers whom Harvard President Samuel Langdon called a “glorious army of freemen,” tore off the roof of Harvard Hall — 1,000 pounds of metal – to melt into bullets. They stripped brass doorknobs and box locks out of the buildings, along with interior woodwork. In 1778, Harvard petitioned the Massachusetts House of Representatives, listing losses down to the shilling and pence. The College was awarded the sum of 417 pounds.
Permission for the College to reoccupy Harvard Yard came on June 11, 1776. The next day, Langdon wrote a formal letter of thanks to Concord town officials. It included the hope that there had been no “incivilities or indecencies of behavior.” That same month, the College elected to pay Concord, for its trouble, the sum of 10 pounds.
To learn more about Harvard’s celebration and history, visit the 375th anniversary website."
https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2011/10/harvards-year-of-exile/
>>Monetary manipulation.
Counterfeiting?
"PetroDollars" were created by pumping oil.
Connection severed…Big Petro(pharma) can't literally print money anymore?
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https://religionnews.com/2022/09/28/using-the-blockchain-to-expand-the-kingdom/
No, Thank You.