Why would we need a bigger board when the breads get locked at less than 600?
Or do you mean to contain all the bloatables and repeatables?
Just like yours
>if Q returns
A very big if.
What was the purpose of the Q drops?
To get anons to dig and to give hope for the future.
Is that still necessary?
>defending shills?
Right. Because anon notices irony?
Anons notice, it's what we do.
As an FYI, these faggots will always be the victim of anon's filter finger.
>Not saying it will habben, but one can hope.
Imagine the board if it did?
10 minute breads with massive amounts of Q cheerleading, kek.
Still, a Q&A as a type of debriefing would be most welcome. However, anon can imagine some of the banal and inane questions hurled at Q.
Anon is curious as to what keywords activate the tags as the bot tags some posts multiple times with multiple ips, but leaves others alone.
>So to kill the website it will spam replies to the most valuable posts.
Doesn't appear that way to anon as it sometimes is the only respondent and often with 10 or more tags to the same post with multiple ips.
So, how many since Trump ascended?
2 in Brazil, 1 in Canada,
How many aviation incidents have there been this year?
There have been 87 aviation accidents in 2025, according to data from the National Transportation Safety Board. There were 62 incidents in January and 25 in February, the agency says.
How many deadly plane crashes have there been in 2025?
There have been 13 fatal aircraft accidents this year: 10 in January and three in February as of Monday, according to the safety board.
How many major US plane crashes in 2025?
There have been four major deadly U.S. aviation disasters this year. They happened within the span of two weeks in Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Alaska and Arizona.
Yet the Jan. 29 crash in Washington that killed 67 people is the only fatal commercial aviation crash in 2025 and in the past 15 years.
https://www.aol.com/news/plane-crashes-2025-many-us-000534523.html
How Many Plane Crashes in the United States in 2024?
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How Many Plane Crashes in 2024 USA?
The year 2024 saw a total of 13 fatal plane crashes in the United States, resulting in the deaths of 155 people. This number is down from the previous year, which saw 15 fatal crashes and 171 deaths.
https://flyfreshflight.com/how-many-plane-crashes-in-2024-usa/
7 bot tags, why?
Looks like the key measure should be take offs and landings.
The question of who "really controls the world" is complex and multifaceted, as power and influence are distributed across various entities, including governments, corporations, international organizations, and even influential individuals. Here are some key players often cited in discussions about global control:
Governments and Nation-States: Powerful countries like the United States, China, Russia, and members of the European Union wield significant influence over global politics, economics, and security. Their policies and actions can shape international norms and agreements.
Multinational Corporations: Large corporations, especially in sectors like technology, finance, energy, and pharmaceuticals, have substantial economic power. Companies such as Apple, Amazon, Google, and ExxonMobil can influence markets, governments, and even societal norms.
International Organizations: Entities like the United Nations, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Trade Organization (WTO) play crucial roles in shaping global policies, economic systems, and international relations.
Financial Institutions: Central banks, such as the Federal Reserve (U.S.), the European Central Bank, and the People's Bank of China, along with major investment firms and hedge funds, have significant control over global financial markets and economic stability.
Elite Networks and Influential Individuals: Some theories suggest that a small group of ultra-wealthy individuals or families, often referred to as the "global elite" or "oligarchs," exert considerable influence over world affairs. This includes figures like prominent business leaders, politicians, and philanthropists.
Non-State Actors: Groups such as non-governmental organizations (NGOs), terrorist organizations, and influential advocacy groups can also impact global policies and public opinion.
Technological and Social Media Giants: Companies like Facebook (Meta), Twitter, and Google have significant control over information dissemination, public opinion, and even political outcomes through their platforms.
Cultural and Ideological Influences: Media conglomerates, educational institutions, and religious organizations also play a role in shaping societal values and norms, which in turn influence global policies and behaviors.
It's important to note that the concept of "control" is not monolithic or centralized. Power dynamics are constantly shifting, and influence is often exercised through complex networks of relationships and interactions. Additionally, the idea of a single entity or group controlling the world is more of a conspiracy theory than a reality. In practice, global influence is distributed and contested among various actors with differing interests and agendas.
Anon did not buy the video content so anon checked with Deepseek and this was the response.
What about the Senate and The UK government etc?