or maybe there isn't anyone there at all and they are all at Columbia enrolled for free and camping on the sidewalks?
my reasoning, just like yours. I just made it up.
at least I admit that what I say is a fantasiful fabrication.
how about you?
anything to back up your claim?
or will you show us ai images of a gutted building and say it's gaza?
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they just keep up their forgery and nonsense as if they "are an anon just like you"
fake green (you) is an instant filter and a loss of all respect.
mormans have always been subversives in government and pretend to be one things, but are something other.
it goes all the way back to the hills of southern Vermont.
and why were they hated as they moved west?
because they would pass counterfeit money.
of course I admit that I will provide no sauce for this. Do your own observing.
ya, I was just venting. That opinion is worthless because I can't know all mormans ever in government. Just the ones that I've noticed: they always seem self-dealing.
Like Mittens.
the counterfeiting thing is a real part of History.
they had a minting press with them on their trip west and would pass fake coins to merchants.
'you people'
Saint Michael, the ArchangelSaint Michael, the Archangel, defend us in battle; be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, thrust into Hell, Satan and all the other evil spirits, who prowl throughout the world, seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
many of them were taken in by the cult nature of it. the ones running it . . .
all of them?
people aren't ever evil. they can follow evil and do evil, but they, themselves, are never evil.
Good evening and thank you for keeping this place going!
he gives you a free place to post.
he doesn't delete the posts.
if you want a board to post your stuff and not be deleted he'd give you one.
cease with your badgering.
dude, he offers you your own board.
do you go to a mall and because you don't like one of the stores you smack talk about the owner of the mall?
grow up and treat the man with the respect he deserves.
ah, the nonsequetor with the constant-hate narrative chimes in with a pointless attempt to waste time and gaslight.
'you hate'?
that's how you show that you project.
no, hater, it's you who has the one-trick point of 'all hate all the time'
maybe I shouldn't call what you do hate.
maybe I should call it 'baiting'
unlike you I'm not obcessed with your obvious obsession.
you see no good, maybe that's not the same as hate.
but it is hateful.
you're a troll who baits people.
and I'm a stranger to that kind of
malice. I will now wonder off away from you and filter you if I have to. your comments are never welcome to me.
"In the Mood"
colorized
with famous people playing music on a holywood stage pretending it's a night club for a movie.
some guy name Glen runs the band.
In the 1960s this composer wrote a lot of very famous music.
his name was Henry.
His songs were often themes to television and movie productions.
here we have a retrospective.
Neil sings along with his own song, which is quite popular for fans of a certain baseball team.
this is in an urban baseball park, the last one of it's type, which is easy to get to, and fun to be at, near the river and the schools and the monestary, and everything else in Boston/Cambridge.
it's wildly popular.
Mack the Knife by Bobby
and this song had a strange popularity given it's theme . . .
but consider this: it was almost a news story as fiction: very close to what it was like in some of the cities in the North East in the 1950s and 60s.
People just kept going missing.
and Whitey kept up that tradition in Boston late in the 1990s