>>20568105

>Who is Pomerantz?

On Feb. 23, 2022, veteran defense lawyer and prosecutor Mark Pomerantz resigned from the Manhattan District Attorney Office where he had helped lead a criminal investigation over the past year into former president Donald Trump’s finances and business practices. His resignation letter, which was shortly thereafter anonymously provided to the New York Times, set off an outcry in some quarters against Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg.

The resignation letter asserted that Bragg’s predecessor, Cy Vance, had directed the office to seek an indictment of Trump and that Bragg had decided to effectively drop the case.

https://www.justsecurity.org/85015/pomerantz-v-pomerantz-an-annotation-of-his-leaked-2022-resignation-letter-in-manhattan-trump-investigation/

>>20568137

> [Q's] got a ton of things to reverse that have gone wrong.

Compared to, say, an active civil war with real artillery?

>>20568154

>Mr. Forman: Professor, let me just say that we’re dealing with Jews so that means complexity, by definition.

>Professor Zipperstein: Super complexity.

Pilpul:

Borrowed from Hebrew פלפול (pilpúl).

pilpul (uncountable)

Sophistry, hair-splitting, quibbling.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pilpul

>>20568258

>He was shot once in each eye and once through the heart

That would be a Reverse Mozambique with a Haitian Twist, I suppose.

>>20568268

>>not how it works

Now, of course, the board will always respect attempts to artificially initiate board trends and customs if said requests or attempts are accompanied by candid timestamped photos of the breasts (must be a pair) of the XX Anons presenting the requests.

>>20568401

Whittemore knew how to fight. A former member of the British Royal dragoons, he was described as a “large, athletic man, of a strong constitution’’ in Benjamin and William Richard Cutter’s History of the Town of Arlington 1635-1879, published in 1880. It quoted Whittemore’s obituary in the Columbian Centinel. Accounts of the time say his age ranged between 78 and 81.

Whittemore was entering his fifties when he fought in King George’s War in 1745, helping the British capture the French fort of Louisbourg on the shores of Nova Scotia.

He was reaching for his sword, according to Fischer, when the British “shot away part of his face.’’

https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2015/07/02/he-joined-the-revolution-as-an-old-man-was-shot-in-the-face-and-lived-another-18-years/

>>20568412

>King James' careful excision of His Crown appointed Governors

Sadly, the KJV is misunderstood by many who fail to appreciate the political expediency of the work. It is a masterpiece of contemporary English and also a reflection of the religious - and therefore political - tensions of the times.

>>20568396

>dung beatle =

Ringo?

>>20568499

>disrespect.

These men were brave enough, and true

To the hired soldier’s bull-dog creed;

What brought them here they never knew,

They fought as suits the English breed:

They came three thousand miles, and died,

To keep the Past upon its throne:

Unheard, beyond the ocean tide,

Their English mother made her moan.

https://www.firstthings.com/blogs/firstthoughts/2010/11/the-grave-of-a-british-soldier

>>20568662

>what if spaceX is really

What if SpaceX and Starlink were the solution to a problem?

>>20568715

So far, at least. no one has learned how to re-generate human nerve fibers. Thus a severed spinal cord cannot conduct nerve signals, for example. In the case of paralysis, Neuralink seeks to bypass the severed portion with technology by re-connecting the nervous system to the brain..

>>20568743

>Bootmakers to the King.

And then there's poor Tommy Atkins, far from home.