>>24666921

Let's talk about fraud and theft by deception.

Let's talk about 18 U.S.C § 704.

LET'S TALK ABOUT THEFT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY BY DECEPTION?

LET'S TALK ABOUT MRNA GENE EDITING SHOTS AND EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGICAL IMPLANTS?

LET'S TALK ABOUT HOW OUR PRESIDENT KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT?

LET'S TALK ABOUT HOW A NAVY OFFICER (CAPTAIN) IS BEING IMPERSONATED BY A CIVILLIAN?

WHY IS THIS RELEVANT?

PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE.

CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY.

CRUEL AND INHUMANE ACTS (FORCED GENETIC MODIFICATION/HYBRIDIZATION OF HUMANS & UNKNOWN).

NEVER FORGET WHAT THEY STOLE FROM YOU.

YOUR FREEDOM,

YOUR PRIVACY,

YOUR DIGNITY,

YOUR IDEAS,

YOUR LOVE,

YOUR JOY,

EVERYTHING ONE CHERISHED IN LIFE IS GONE ONCE THEY ARE A VICTIM OF TORTURE.

LET'S TALK ABOUT ACCOUNTABILITY.

IT IS TIME TO END THE ERA OF USING AI TO TORTURE INNOCENT CIVILLIANS.

OPERATORS IN CONTROL OF THE IMPLEMENTATION/ENGAGEMENT OF AI MUST BE HELD LEGALLY LIABLE OF ALL ACTS PERFORMED BY AI.

IMITATION OF A MILITARY SERVICE MEMBER OR OFFICER BY ANYONE IS NOT LEGAL UNDER 18 U.S.C § 704.

THINK SEXUAL ABUSE & TORTURE

COME TO THE BATHROOM.

Q

>>24667157

>Signatures are IMPORTANT

IM=NO

PORT

ANT=CONTRACT

Autopen?

BOTs everywhere?

>>24667197

>ANT=CONTRACT

"a suffix forming adjectives and nouns from verbs, occurring originally in French and Latin loanwords (pleasant; constant; servant ) and productive in English on this model; -ant has the general sense “characterized by or serving in the capacity of ” that named by the stem (ascendant; pretendant ), especially in the formation of nouns denoting human agents in legal actions or other formal procedures (tenant; defendant; applicant; contestant ). In technical and commercial coinages, -ant is a suffix of nouns denoting impersonal physical agents (propellant; lubricant; deodorant ). In general, -ant can be added only to bases of Latin origin, with a very few exceptions, as coolant ."

>>24667220

>>24667197

>>ANT

"Origin and history of -ant

-ant

agent or instrumental suffix, from Old French and French -ant, from Latin -antem, accusative of -ans, present-participle suffix of many Latin verbs. Compare -ance.

Entries linking to -ant

ancient(adj.)

late 14c., auncyen, of persons, "very old;" c. 1400, of things, "having lasted from a remote period," from Old French ancien "old, long-standing, ancient," from Vulgar Latin anteanus, literally "from before," adjectivization of Latin ante "before, in front of, against" (from PIE anti "against," locative singular of root *ant- "front, forehead").

From early 15c. as "existing or occurring in times long past." Specifically, in history, "belonging to the period before the fall of the Western Roman Empire" (c. 1600, contrasted with medieval and modern). In English law, "from before the Norman Conquest."

As a noun, "very old person," late 14c.; "one who lived in former ages," 1530s. Ancient of Days "supreme being" is from Daniel vii.9. Related: Anciently."