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wow

Interrogation of Trump Doral Shooter Jonathan Oddi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGrm0zIg8IE

247,324 views Oct 29, 2020 MIAMI

On May 18, 2018 officers responded to the Trump National Doral Miami Hotel regarding multiple reports regarding an erratic man with a gun in the lobby. Jonathan Oddi had taken over the lobby and draped an enormous American flag over the resort’s front desk. The details of that incident were covered in a story we published in September 2019, and today we have finally acquired footage of Mr. Oddi's interview by FDLE Special Agent Alberto Borges and Miami Dade Police Detective Oscar Andino.

During his interview with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Oddi, a 42 year old former stripper, stated that he had planned his actions to direct attention to several political issues. He stated he dressed in black clothing and painted his face black so he would not be seen, and that he had conducted surveillance on the property for about two hours.

While at the hospital, Oddi yelled many spontaneous statements, asking to speak with the FBI, Secret Service, CIA, and the media. He stated that he is an intelligence officer and also made the following erratic comments: “Trump is a traitor,” “Obama is Osama,” “Trump makes his money on gas,” and “laws are corrupt."

Oddi also told officers that he had a "settlement" with Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and the rap artist known as P. Diddy.

This video presents a portion of the interrogation of Jonathan Oddi. Whose last name could hardly be more appropriate, and who at one point worked for website "Dancing Bear" as a porn actor.

Let us know in a comment if you would like to see more of this interview aka hear Oddi's thoughts on Tupac Shakur.

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

>>21634496 listen to this wow 2024 so guy is not crazy

>>21634496 really interesting

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May 2018

Jonathan Oddi

he sure sounds like he knows stuff

PRIOR to current day waking up

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>>21634511

Jonathan Oddi

he claims osama bin laden never really existed and it was obama a cia guy talking from a cave

everything he says is very dasting

May 18, 2018

what else was in the news at that time?

Day before May 17, 2018

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May 17 2018 13:04:39 (EST)

>>1444632

The hard part for us is having to wait for the 'public' to 'know' what we've known for a very long time.

There is no bigger threat to 'them' than the public being awake and thinking for themselves.

Why are we here?

Q

>>1444682

What is the common theme when bad news is about to break (against them)?

Stay vigilant.

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May 17 2018 18:02:12 (EST)

A theory ?

Those pallets were full of smart phones to be distributed members, i.e. Hillary, bill, Hussein, bremmer,etc.. These were special phone which the cabal thought could not be tracked or monitored. The cabal needed a new way to communicate after Q exposed their gmail draft and game forum methods.

Hillary was in NZ (FIVEEYES), not only to raise funds (if that is the true story) but to test out the phones. . Under directions of Trump, NZ told Hillary that the phones were good.

The cabal worked with China’s ZTE for these special PHONES. That is why ZTE was in the news lately. Trump drew attention to them to send the cabal a message that he was on to them.

The pics in London show the cabal meeting up after communicating with their secret phones.

Just a theory.

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dope private jets

uh oh taylor swift?

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>>21634496 dasting , seriously

2018

he talks about trump assassination coming

>>21634496

THE DARK CONNECTION BETWEEN FO JONATHAN ODDI'S EX WIFE AND P DIDDY. DEEP DIVE. THIS IS INSANE.

35K views 9 months ago

>>21634674 very informative

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>>21634674 holy moly td jakes investing in homes florida

td jakes real eastate ventures

corruption everywhere in florida

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psoted video

1 hour ago

KIM PORTER’S BODY TO BE EXHUMED? DIDDY PANICKING, KIMORA BREAKS SILENCE, LAWSUITS, FINANCIALLY OVER!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBEIgSbq7fU

They also need to exhume the body of the original coroner who conducted the autopsy on Kim Porter, who quickly met his demise.

The last time Kimora said something about him with her chest, HER HOUSE BURNED DOWN!

Illuminati card game

lets find the 2015-2016 deck

see what that tell us

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>>21634668

oddi talks about the card game

and killing trump is in the illuminati game cards

trump is distant cousin to hillary

all related to the Queen/royalty

Trump wanted out

so they want him dead

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminati:_New_World_Order

Illuminati: New World Order (INWO) is an out-of-print collectible card game (CCG) that was released in 1994[1] by Steve Jackson Games, based on their original boxed game Illuminati, which in turn was inspired by the 1975 book The Illuminatus! Trilogy by Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea.[3][4] An OMNI sealed-deck league patterned after the Atlas Games model was also developed.[5]

The 409-card set was sold in packages containing two 55-card starter decks and in 15-card booster packs.[6]: 6 The booster packs contained cards of the types 'Group' and 'Plot', but not 'Illuminati'.[7] The INWO Factory Set was a collector's set released in April 1995, containing one of each of the 403 cards in the base set plus blank cards and three of each Illuminati card.[8]: 13 

Steve Jackson Games published a 144-page player's guide titled The INWO Book in April 1995 that contained rules, strategies, color prints of all cards, and also included a rare card from the Unlimited Edition.[9]: 14 

The limited edition Assassins, the game's first expansion set, was released in mid-1995 and sold in 8-card booster packs.[10] The 100-card expansion set SubGenius was planned for release in August 1997[11] and ultimately released in April 1998.[12] The Bavarian Fire Drill set was planned for release in November 1998.[12] Both SubGenius and Bavarian Fire Drill were sold as a single-box expansion set with all cards included.[13]

Following the release and popularity of Magic: The Gathering in August 1993, Steve Jackson Games began the development of Illuminati: New World Order, most of which occurred in early 1994.[14] The release of the Deluxe Edition sold out by mid-1994 and was followed by the release of the Limited Edition in December 1994, of which nearly 84,000 sets "sold out almost immediately".[14] The Unlimited Edition was released in 1995.[14] In an article published in the November–December 1994 issue of Pyramid magazine, Steve Jackson stated that Wizards of the Coast had loaned Steve Jackson Games money to "finance the first printing of INWO", which was the biggest project the company had undertaken by an order of magnitude.[7]

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Goal of the game

Players attempt to achieve world domination by utilizing the powers of their chosen Illuminati (the Adepts of Hermes, the Bavarian Illuminati, the Bermuda Triangle, the Discordian Society, the Gnomes of Zürich, the Network, Servants of Cthulhu, Shangri-La, the UFOs, the Society of Assassins (added in the Assassins expansion), and the Church of the SubGenius (added in the Subgenius expansion).[15] The first player to control a predetermined number of organizations (usually twelve in a standard game) has achieved the basic goal and can claim victory.[16]

Controllable organizations include groups such as the Men in Black, the CIA, and the Boy Sprouts; personalities such as Diana, Princess of Wales, Saddam Hussein, Ross Perot, or Björne (a parody of Barney the Dinosaur); and places like Japan, California, Canada, and the Moonbase. Many organization names are spoofs of real organizations, presumably altered to avoid lawsuits.

Other ways to achieve victory include: destroying rival Illuminati by capturing or killing the last organization in their power structure; and/or fulfilling a particular goal before your opponent(s) can.

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Cards come in three main types: Illuminati cards, Plot cards, and Group cards. Illuminati and Plot cards both feature an illustration of a puppeteer's hand in a blue color scheme on the rear side, whereas Group cards feature a puppet on a string in a red color scheme.

Each Illuminati card represents a different Illuminati organization at the center of each player's Power Structure. They have Power, a Special Goal, and an appropriate Special Ability. Their power flows outward into the Groups they control via Control Arrows.

Plot cards provide the bulk of the game's narrative structure, allowing players to go beyond or even break the game's rules as described in the World Domination Handbook. Plot cards are identified by their overall blue color scheme (border and/or title color). Included among the general Plots are several particular types, including Assassinations and Disasters (for delivering insults to the various Personalities and Places in play), GOAL (special goals that can lead to surprise victories), and New World Order cards (a set of conditions that affect all players, typically overridden when replacement New World Order cards are brought into play).

Group cards represent the power elite in charge of the named organization. There are two main types of Groups: Organizations and Resources.

Organizations are identified by their red color scheme (border and/or title). There are three main types of Organizations: regular Organizations, People, and Places. They all feature Power, Resistance, Special Abilities, Alignments, Attributes, and Control Arrows (an inward arrow and 0–3 outward arrows). Like their Illuminati masters, Organizations can launch and defend against various attacks. Provided that the attacking Organization has a free, outward-pointing Control Arrow, players can increase the size of their Power Structure via successful Attacks to Control, a mathematically determined method employed whenever a player wants to capture an Organization from their hand or a rival player's Power Structure. Unless the attack is Privileged (only the target and attacker can be involved), all players can aid or undermine the attack. Attacks to Destroy follow a similar game mechanic but result in the Organization's removal from the Power Structure, after which they are immediately discarded. A dice roll determines the outcome of all Attacks. Other ways to introduce Organizations to the Power Structure involve Plots, spending Action Tokens to bring Groups into play, or using free moves at appropriate times during the play cycle.

Resources represent the custodians of a variety of objects, ranging from gadgets to artefacts (such as The Shroud of Turin, Flying Saucers, and ELIZA). They are identified by their overall purple color scheme (border and/or title). Resources are introduced into play by spending Action Tokens or by using free moves during appropriate moments in the play cycle. They go alongside the Power Structure of the player's Illuminati and bestow a valid Special Ability or something similar.

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Reception

In the February 1995 edition of Shadis (issue #17.5), Matthew Lee and Jim Pinto liked the durable cards printed on thicker card stock than the original game (although the cards were easier to crease during shuffling). They also liked that one starter pack was enough for two players to get started and that the rulebook was very detailed. However, they disliked that cards were swapped between players – unusual for a CCG – which meant that the players had to figure out whose cards were whose at the end of the game. They also found that "the large rulebook can be daunting, and a large number of rules must be memorized to play".[17]

In the June 1995 edition of Dragon (issue 218), Rick Swan warned that it was a complex game: "Owing to the unconventional mechanics, even experienced gamers may have trouble at first." But he gave the game a perfect rating of 6 out of 6, saying, "Resolute players who scrutinize the rules and grind their way through a few practice rounds will discover why Illuminati has been so durable. Not only is it an inspired concept, but it’s also an enlightening treatise on the fine art of backstabbing. What more could you ask from a deck of cards?"[18] Ten months later, in the April 1996 edition of Dragon (Issue 229), Swan, tongue in cheek, called a set of blank cards produced for INWO "tastefully understated".[19]

In the September 1996 edition of Arcane (issue 4), Steve Faragher rated the Assassins expansion set 9 out of 10 overall, saying, "With the introduction of Assassins, it now appears to have … a little more game balance for tournament play. A good thing indeed."[20]

Reviews

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Reviews

Magia i Miecz (issue 40, April 1997) (Polish)[21]

Dragão Brasil (issue 6, September 1995) (Portuguese)[22]

Rollespilsmagasinet Fønix (Danish) (issue 7, March/April 1995)[23]

The Duelist, October 1998[24]

Awards

At the 1995 Origins Awards, INWO won Best Card Game of 1994.[25]

General references

Jackson, Steve (1995). The INWO Book. Steve Jackson Games Incorporated. ISBN 1-55634-306-X.

"Illuminati: New World Order". Steve Jackson Games (official website). Retrieved 8 November 2017.

References

BoardGameGeek (2009). "Illuminati: New World Order". BoardGameGeek, LLC. Retrieved 2009-09-11. 1994 Origins Awards Best Card Game Winner

"Illuminati Card". INWOcard.com. Archived from the original on 2021-05-08. Retrieved 2021-05-10. Steve Jackson release the Illuminati: New World Order card game in 1995, and after his accounts and offices were raided in the same year, which subsequently went out of print after a brief release.

Miller, John Jackson (2003), Scrye Collectible Card Game Checklist & Price Guide, Second Edition, pp. 235–239.

Owens, Thomas S.; Helmer, Diana Star (1996), Inside Collectible Card Games, p. 74.

Varney, Allen (May 1996), "Reports on Trading Card Games", The Duelist, no. #10, p. 9

"Product news". InQuest. Wizard Entertainment. 1995. pp. 4–8.

Jackson, Steve (November–December 1994). "Order the fries, Earthling!". Pyramid. No. 10.

"On the shelves". InQuest. No. 2. Wizard Entertainment. June 1995. pp. 13–16.

"Quick takes". InQuest. No. 1. Wizard Entertainment. May 1995. pp. 13–15.

"Card collector confidential". Scrye. No. 7. May–June 1995. p. 24.

Varney, Allen (August 1997). "Game news & updates". The Duelist. No. 18. Wizards of the Coast. p. 83.

Gutschera, Robert (June 1998). "Battle on". The Duelist. No. 26. pp. 50–53.

Herndon, Cory (September 1998). "Game news & updates". The Duelist. No. 29. Wizards of the Coast. p. 92.

Block, Eric (June 1995). "A history of Illuminati". InQuest. No. 2. Wizard Entertainment. p. 29.

"The 10 Most Forgotten Collectible Card Games". therobotsvoice.com. Retrieved 2017-12-28.

Kaufeld, John; Smith, Jeremy (2006). Trading Card Games For Dummies. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 0470044071.

Lee, Matthew; Pinto, Jim (February 1995). "Head to Head". Shadis. Vol. 17, no. 5. Alderac Entertainment Group. pp. 32–33.

Swan, Rick (June 1995). "Roleplaying Reviews". Dragon (218). TSR, Inc.: 86.

Swan, Rick (April 1996). "Roleplaying Reviews". Dragon. No. 229. TSR, Inc. p. 115.

Faragher, Steve (March 1996). "Games Reviews". Arcane (4). Future: 80.

"Magia I Miecz 1997 04". April 1997.

"Baralhos - Illuminati: New World Order | Article | RPGGeek".

"Anmeldelser | Article | RPGGeek".

Venters, Jillian (October 1998). "Slacking off". The Duelist. No. 30. Wizards of the Coast. p. 90.

"Origins Award Winners (1994)". Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Design. Archived from the original on 2007-08-30. Retrieved 2007-09-18.

Further reading

Black, Eric (June 1995). "If today is Tuesday, this must be Area 51". Inquest. No. 2. Wizard Entertainment. pp. 26–30.

External links

Official INWO site (includes rules)

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https://www.sjgames.com/inwo/

https://www.sjgames.com/inwo/rules/

Rules

Official Announcements and Policies

Changes, Clarifications and Errata

Card Lists

Miscellany

Strategy and Tactics

Old News

Artwork

Illuminated Secrets

Fnorder

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Unofficial INWO pages

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Illuminati: New World Order – Factory Set

Boxed set with rules and 400+ cards. * Suggested Retail Price $29.95

Stock number 1610 * ISBN 1-55634-299-3

Out Of Print – Click here for dealer info

LeBron James is removed by Death Valley for the vacillating machine gun.

iconINWO is the trading-card version of Illuminati, the original game of conspiracy and weirdness from Steve Jackson Games. And further weirdness: Assassins, a 125-card supplement, and INWO SubGenius, a 100-card supplement and standalone expansion. Plus The INWO Book, a complete player's guide to INWO.

(Note: BFD was finally released, but not as an expansion for INWO. Instead, the cards are designed to work with Illuminati. Sorry for any confusion!)

Roleplayers should check out GURPS Illuminati, for those brave enough to enter the world where everything in the tabloids is true . . . and GURPS Warehouse 23, for those who want to see the things that the Secret Masters don't want you to have. And GURPS IOU reveals how the Secret Masters learned it all in the first place.

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You must meet fnord fnord fnord at the fnord at fnord fnord fnord fnord fnord fnord and get the ferocious document.

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a collectible

hard to find a set

Product Summary

Name: Illuminati: New World Order

Publisher: Steve Jackson Games

Author: Steve Jackson

Category: CCG

Cost: varies

Pages: n/a

ISBN: 1-55634-299-3

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Review of Illuminati: New World Order

Illuminati; the name alone brings back memories. Some of us are old enough to remember when Steve Jackson first released Illuminati, and others look at you and go "huh?".

Illuminati: New World Order is a good deal similar to the original Illuminati, but with a few new twists. No longer is it a shared deck, it is now a collectible card game (ack). Each player can build his or her own decks and challenge thier friends to take over the world. A typical game can last anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours, but is fun no matter how long it lasts. And instead of Megabucks (I think thats what they were…) we get Illuminati Tokens.

If you are tired of magic and the other games and want some fun, try Illuminati: New World Order (INWO). Or if you are just looking for something do to, try INWO. Even if you don't like card games, reading the text and quotes will make you laugh.

Style: 4 (Classy and well done)

Substance: 4 (Meaty)

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INWO Book (OP) Paperback – January 1, 1995

by Steve Jackson (Author), Jeff Koke (Illustrator)

This an original, first printing from Steve Jackson Games. Complete guide and instruction book of the card game. The INWO Book is your handbook for New World Order the trading-card version of Illuminati - the classic, award-winning game of guile, intrigue and world domination. Here you'll find everything you need to explore the devious strategies and evil schemes that will add a new level of excitement to your INWO games. Included The World Domination Handbook, Version 1.1: The complete, updated rulebook Every Card All 412 cards from the Limited Edition, with the complete text of every card . . . and the art in full color! Illuminated Deck-building hints, subtle twists, tips for playing each of the nefarious Illuminati groups . . . and for playing against them. Variant and Optional New ways to take over the world, including the "One With Everything" rules for playing with one big set of cards, and the notorious Cheating Rules. Designer's The inside story, from the beginning of the game's creation to plans for tomorrow! Stupid INWO Tricks and More

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Steve Jackson Games was founded in 1980 by (no surprise here) Steve Jackson. We now publish books, games, and magazines for game fans.

Our best-known games include

• Munchkin, the irreverent game of dungeon crawling;

• Zombie Dice, the fast-paced game of brain-eating;

• GURPS, the "Generic Universal RolePlaying System," to let you play in any time and place or mash up any genres you like;

• Ogre, the classic simulation of future war;

• Car Wars, about battle on the highways;

• Illuminati, the award-winning game of world domination.

• The Fantasy Trip, an old-school RPG that takes its dungeon crawls seriously.

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>>21634496

>>21634840 sheesh

look at these game titles

knowing what we know 2024

>Our best-known games include

>- Munchkin, the irreverent game of dungeon crawling;

>- Zombie Dice, the fast-paced game of brain-eating;

>- GURPS, the "Generic Universal RolePlaying System," to let you play in any time and place or mash up any genres you like;

>- Ogre, the classic simulation of future war;

>- Car Wars, about battle on the highways;

>- Illuminati, the award-winning game of world domination.

>- The Fantasy Trip, an old-school RPG that takes its dungeon crawls seriously.

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shooters

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INWO Assassins: Twist the Knife . . .

Further your evil schemes. Amaze your friends . . . and grind them into the dust. Cackle with glee. Assassins adds 125 new cards guaranteed to liven up any conspiracy, including:

A sinister NEW Illuminati: The Society of Assassins – They thrive on secrecy and fanaticism and you control them.

Strange New Groups: Killer Satellites! Newt Gingrich! and Teddy Kennedy! Dittoheads! Shock Jocks! Australia! The Big Prawn! (what does it do?)

New Plots: New assassinations! New disasters! New New World Orders! And three brand-new types of plots:

Attribute Freeze – Freezes every card of a given attribute, preventing them from acting for the rest of the turn.

Paralyze – Take a single card out of commission until countered.

Zap – Affects another Illuminati group directly!

10 Ultra-Rare Cards: In one out of every ten Booster Packs, the Rare card has been replaced by one of ten Ultras . . . which we chose, not for their power, but for great art and general weirdness. Trade with your friends, or hoard them for yourself and gibber madly!

<i>INWO Assassins</i(pack)

Pack of 8 cards.

Suggested Retail Price $1.40

Stock number 1615

ISBN 1-55634-313-1

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<i>INWO Assassins</i(box)

Box of 60 packs.

Suggested Retail Price $84.00

Stock number 1614

ISBN 1-55634-312-4

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Can't find it?

Our spies report that some stores are out of Assassins. If sinister forces prevent you from getting this supplement, there are other sources available for our operatives.

Rarity and Distribution

Not quite ready to trade? Afraid you'll accidentally trade off an Ultra-Rare for an Uncommon? Ignorance is dangerous, comrade. But reading this web site puts you on the Inside. Feast your eyes on these card lists with rarity. Fnord.

Articles

Read the Assassins Designer's Notes from Pyramid #18.

Errata

Even the Secret Masters are not completely free from errata. Fortunately for us, we can blame it on enemy schemes. And fortunately for you, when we find errata, we let you know about it. Check out the current Assassins Errata.

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sheesh

glee and cackle

in this description of illuminati assassins card game

>INWO Assassins: Twist the Knife . . .

>Further your evil schemes. Amaze your friends . . . and grind them into the dust.

Cackle with glee.

Assassins adds 125 new cards guaranteed to liven up any conspiracy, including:

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>>21634879 glee and cackle

>>21634496

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all the way back to that school shooting fuckery Parkland, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in the Miami metropolitan area city

Nikolas Cruz shooter

all the sheriff shit

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(1) Info

https://www.ncc.gov.ng/documents/297-understanding-internet-infrastructure-emerging-issues/file📁

(2) Remove Control from Gov't and provide to CA (who controls CA?)

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jodywestby/2016/09/24/7-days-before-obama-gives-away-internet-national-security/#2129f20b30d4📁

(3) Significant Risk? Cover? Control?

https://www.icann.org/news/announcement-2019-02-22-en📁

Why would [HUSSEIN] transfer US Gov't control of the internet to a non-profit CA co?

You are the news now.

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The creation of the internet and ‘connecting’ platforms is bringing about their downfall.

Failure to control.

MSM is dead.

#internetbillofrights

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BOOM.

BOOM.

A WEEK TO REMEMBER.

DARK TO LIGHT.

BLACKOUT NECESSARY.

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INWO SubGenius *OP Game – January 1, 1998

by Steve Jackson (Author)

4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 5 ratings

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Give Me Slack or Kill Me!

This is a stand-alone game for 2 to 4 players. It is NOT a collectible set. Every box includes a rulebook, and the same 100 cards. Praise "Bob"! No collecting!

The rules are a slightly simplified version of INWO. If you already play INWO, you will find SubGenius a very useful tool to convert . . . err, to introduce your friends to the game.

All the cards in this box can be used in standard INWO, and cards from other INWO sets can be added to a SubGenius game.

Caution: This game contains commentary on society and religion which the sensitive may find disturbing, and some of the card images are gratuitously violent. Furthermore, the subliminal content may actually be harmful to those without Yeti blood. If you suspect you are Pink, you should buy this game anyway, but discard it unopened.

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Get Slack?

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slack ? modern

"Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge", replacing the previous codename "linefeed"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massively_multiplayer_online_role-playing_game

Themes

The majority of popular MMORPGs are based on traditional fantasy themes, often occurring in an in-game universe comparable to that of Dungeons & Dragons. Some employ hybrid themes that either merge or replace fantasy elements with those of science fiction, sword and sorcery, or crime fiction. Others draw thematic material from American comic books,

the occult, and other genres.

These elements are often developed using similar tasks and scenarios involving quests, monsters, and loot.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glitch_(video_game)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slack_(software)

Roleplaying

Most MMORPGs provide different types of classes that players can choose. Among those classes, a small portion of players choose to roleplay their characters, and there are rules that provide functionality and content to those who do. Community resources such as forums and guides exist in support of this play style.

For example, if a player wants to play a priest role in his MMORPG world, that player might buy a cope from a shop and learn priestly skills, proceeding to speak, act, and interact with others as their character would. This may or may not include pursuing other goals such as wealth or experience. Guilds or similar groups with a focus on roleplaying may develop extended in-depth narratives using the setting and resources similar to those in the game world.[11]

Culture

Over time, the MMORPG community has developed a sub-culture with its own slang and metaphors, as well as an unwritten list of social rules and taboos. Players will often complain about 'grind' (a slang term for any repetitive, time-consuming activity in an MMORPG), or talk about 'buffs' and 'nerfs' (respectively an upgrade or downgrade of a particular game mechanic).

As with all such cultures, social rules exist for such things as invitations to join an adventuring party, the proper division of treasure, and how a player is expected to behave while grouped with other players.

n 2012, Butterfield decided to name their upcoming product "Slack", which he said was derived from the phrase "Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge", replacing the previous codename "linefeed".[11]

Slack is a cloud-based team communication platform developed by Slack Technologies, which has been owned by Salesforce since 2020.

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"Operation Varsity Blues" redirects here. For the documentary film about the scandal, see Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal.

In 2019, a scandal arose over a criminal conspiracy to influence undergraduate admissions decisions at several top American universities. The investigation into the conspiracy was code named Operation Varsity Blues.[1][2] The investigation and related charges were made public on March 12, 2019, by United States federal prosecutors. At least 53[3] people have been charged as part of the conspiracy,[4][5] a number of whom pleaded guilty or agreed to plead guilty. Thirty-three parents of college applicants were accused of paying more than $25 million between 2011 and 2018 to William Rick Singer, organizer of the scheme, who used part of the money to fraudulently inflate entrance exam test scores and bribe college officials.[6][7] Of the 32 parents named in a Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in Boston, more than half had apparently paid bribes to have their children enrolled at the University of Southern California (USC).[8]

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