>he was the one who gave the orders to take out the Ayatollah
He also gave the order to take out Charlie Kirk. That's why he was in such a hurry to announce to the world that he didn't do it.
Check out DMSO. Good source: A Midwestern Doctor's Substack blog. Also brighteon.ai's "Enoch"
Geronimo. That's a Q drop reference.
>Israel plans on taking a shot at Trump.
If they do, it won't be the first time, nor the second… 17th time is the charm. US Mil better not let it happen. Again.
Is that a Nexium tat next to her hand?
The only AI which has been educated on real medical knowledge (as opposed to pharmaceutical rigged-trial garbage) is Enoch, the brighteon.ai engine.
Try the amateur radio crowd. Learn Morse code & go hang with some real patriots (Nellie Ohr excluded). They help each other out, help strangers out and volunteer for resue missions and disaster relief - just for fun.
>"Mixture of Experts"
That's a nice tool for many topics. For medical information, anon must compensate for repression of accurate information, retraction of published peer-reviewed papers which embarrassed pharmaceutical companies and/or powerful politicians, and rigged "success" studies which are actually marketing materials for death-spiral initiators (like chemo).
Brighteon.ai is "free" to use (scare quotes because free queries are limited to two per day) and they don't track you or collect info about your queries.
>it tilted the axis of ALL the planets, EQUALLY
Not accurate. Uranus rolls around the Sun on its side. Not 23.5°; 90°.
>Victory! Supreme Court Says Constitution Protects Location Data
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>This week, the U.S. Supreme Court handed a huge win to privacy advocates, and EFF was there.
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>We told the Court that geofence warrants are the digital equivalent of police going person to person, home to home, without suspicion that any device holder has a connection to a crime. This turns innocent bystanders into suspects just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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>The Court listened.
>JOIN EFF TODAY
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>This decision in Chatrie v. United States expands on our win in Carpenter v. United States eight years ago. It confirms that even shorter-term surveillance of location data can constitute a search, because it can still reveal “a wealth of detail about a person’s familial, political, professional, religious, and sexual associations.”
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>EFF filed an amicus brief alongside the ACLU, the Center on Privacy & Technology at Georgetown Law, and digital rights defenders across the country.
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>Your support makes this work possible. Your contribution helps us to craft these careful briefs that win in the courts. We hope you'll join us in the fight.
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>Yours warmly,
>Allison Morris
>EFF Chief Development Officer
AWESOME! Thank you, EFF and all its supporters! I hope this win can be extended into what Flock is doing with license-plate readers and with what SignalTrace is doing even worse than Flock.
https://www.technocracy.news/signaltrace-just-weaponized-your-airpods-with-license-plate-readers-nationwide/
DJT never said that. This same lie has been said to have been during an interview with People magazine. It's just a lie.
Now that FLOTUS' tits have been posted, she's welcome to fully and openly participate as a woman in this forum. She's met the requirement.
From People magazine itself plus major news sources known to be mostly hostile to DJT:
https://apnews.com/article/archive-fact-checking-5466940186
CLAIM: “If I were to run, I’d run as a Republican. They’re the dumbest group of voters in the country. They believe anything on Fox News. I could lie and they’d still eat it up. I bet my numbers would be terrific.” – Donald Trump in 1998 People magazine interview.
AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. The president did not make such a comment to People magazine.
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https://www.reuters.com/article/world/fact-check-trump-did-not-call-republicans-the-dumbest-group-of-voters-idUSKBN2342DH/
Fact check: Trump did not call Republicans “the dumbest group of voters”
By Reuters
May 28, 20209:09 AM MSTUpdated May 28, 2020
As for Phil Donohue show, here's what Brave's AI found on the subject.
>what made it do this
Perhaps Bibi's infamous modified pager method… in this case, a Rode microphone inside CK's shirt. Wearing a "backup" microphone under his shirt was something CK began doing within his last months.
>are there other treaties established around the globe that aim to deceive the people and achieve the globalists’ desired end-state of planetary rule?
Yes. Most of them. Consider the evil hidden amongst banality in every software "agreement" and policy contract you've ever (not) read. Utter surrender of your privacy and property rights phrased as "advertising," "third party partners" etc.
The entire profession of law (as in BAR attorneys, esq, etc.) focuses on deprivation of natural rights under color of law.
>I think charlie took a look around, saw thing didnt make sense financially
I think Charlie realized he'd been surrounded by traitors, infiltraitors (intentional spelling) and Shylock characters (Merchant of Venice reference). As this horror dawned on CK, he may have tried (too late) to right the ship. One thing he's on record as having tried was ordering a full financial audit. He also apparently confronted Erika the night before he died, and that conversation did not go well.
>THE EARTH IS FLAT!
You're just saying that as cope because you failed spherical geometry.
>adhesion contracts are legally binding.
Treaties are also contracts of adhesion, when viewed from an individual human's viewpoint.
I'm aware of contracts of adhesion and some of the precedent case law. I chose to use that as an example of how every contract prepared by a large entity takes advantage of its size, welath, power to disempower individual humans.
>Israel just confirmed that Israel didn´t kill Charlie.
LOL! I cannot imagine a more impartial verification source, with fewer conflicts of interest and less investment in the trial verdict. :-/
>Bending the water is the hardest part.
Are you denying the existence of waterfalls? Whirlpools? Hurricanes/cyclones? You believe that water doesn't bend?