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8chan has lots of boards
There is nothing wrong with it
WWG1WGA
If one patriot wants to have a chat board
Then we should all go there
When we want to chat
And keep this board
For Q Research
And stop being triggered
Like a damn liberal!!!
Patriots are not slaves
Patriots have different opinions on things
Patriots can work together on politics
While agreeing to disagree about other stuff
Actually,
If it is for ordinary people
You should use
https://qmap.pub
So that the ordinary person
Who reads your message
Knows that you are referring to a website
Want to talk to normies?
Drop the chan slang!
Events in SA clearly means Events in Saudi Arabia
But it is possible that in another crumb SA meant Scott Adams.
You would have to find it and explain it logically
Where does Adams say that Q is 100% false?
I just saw his video where he says that Q is real and if you solve his puzzle you will know the truth of Q
It clearly has to do with Nuclear power
And this is why Trump (nephew of John) is at the heart of it
Catching up to Russia
Since Soviet times Russia has taken electromagnetic radiation far more seriously than the USA.
The TRIZ methodology of engineering innovation was a key element in getting Russia ahead of the USA.
теория решения изобретательских задач
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIZ
If you want to be part of the manufacturing revival in America, then you NEED to understand TRIZ, because once the Illuminati is no longer controlling the money supply through their VCs, it will really be possible for a bright, innovative American to create a new business around a new technology.
The name and location of the plant have not been released, but cyberattacks have affected "multiple nuclear power generation sites this year," according to E&E News, which was the first to report the story.
It is not yet clear who launched the attack and whether it is connected to a global cyberattack that crippled several countries and corporations beginning on Tuesday.
The breach was contained to the business-associated side of the plant, officials said. So far, little information has come out about the origins of the hack, code named "Nuclear 17," but evidence indicates that the attack was not serious enough to prompt alerts from the public safety systems at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission or the International Atomic Energy Agency, E&E reported. The information available thus far indicates that nuclear safety is not immediately at direct risk.