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Feb 22, 2018 9:18:09 PM EST
Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 0c9770 No. 466142
Feb 22, 2018 9:13:11 PM EST
Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 0c9770 No. 466048
>>465930
How do you break up something this big?
What happens if low/mid/senior (non corrupt) Patriots learn they were sold out?
What happens?
Who is waiting with open arms w/ a plan to reorg under a single entity with direct OS by trusted Patriots?
Who are trusted Patriots who understand intel collection?
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>>466048
For those watching, this should scare you.
It’s the POWER you depend on to survive.
Money is worthless w/o those in power serving you.
WH/ Military/ Patriots.
Ready to play?
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ONE HOUR COUNTDOWN TO D.C TAKEDOWN - DJT PRESS CONFERENCE
Note: anon is going to grab and beer and some tendies as popcorn is no good for anons back teeth which are like broken tome stones.
no dental care no matter how much you pay to the corrupt deep state.
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LIVE: President Trump Holds a Press Conference - 8/11/25
https://youtu.be/b75aoTAlZAI
your a meanie
anon would have put you down by now for being a little bitch.
shut the fuck up and either sort out your shit or move..
(in minecraft)
it's almost time - countdown is active
A TOOL FOR ANONS, D.C IS NOT PART OF THE USA AND A STATE - CAPITAL CITIES MATTER
Note: Today they lose one of the untouchable cities around the world. big habbenings.
Remember the b.i.s sits above the 3 cities.
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This road journey will take 5 Hours, 2 Minutes
Map Showing the Distance Between Washington Dc, Usa and New York City, Usa
https://www.freemaptools.com/how-far-is-it-between-washington-dc_-usa-and-new-york-city_-usa.htm
Capital vs Capitol
The words "capital" and "capitol" are homophones but have distinct meanings and uses.
"Capital" is the more versatile term, used in several contexts. It commonly refers to the city that serves as the seat of government for a country or state, such as Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States.
It can also denote financial assets or wealth, such as business capital used for investment.
Additionally, "capital" refers to uppercase letters, as in "a capital 'A'".
As an adjective, it can mean "excellent" or "first-rate," though this usage is somewhat old-fashioned, or it can describe a crime punishable by death, as in "capital punishment".
In contrast, "capitol" (with an "o") specifically refers to a building where a legislative body meets.
For example, the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., is the building that houses Congress and is located on Capitol Hill.
The term "capitol" is often used in U.S. contexts and typically applies to state capitol buildings as well, where state legislatures convene.
A helpful mnemonic is that "capitol" has an "o" like "dome," and many capitol buildings feature a dome.
To summarize: use "capital" when referring to a city, money, uppercase letters, or severe crimes; use "capitol" only when referring to legislative buildings.
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