TYB
Shills
Fake Q
Looks like it's going to be a HOT day.
>lot CT-0426
WTAF
Strongly staining metachromatic dye
Thionin acetate is a strongly staining metachromatic dye that is widelyused for biological staining.Thionine can also be used in place ofSchiffreagent inquantitative Feulgen staining of DNA. It can also be used to mediate electron transfer in microbial fuel cells.
https://www.agilent.com/cs/library/certificateofanalysis/part%205190-6887%20CofA%20Lot%20CT-0426.pdf
>it's happening more regularly
Not grabbing Time Stamps is also a long running theme.
We were told, yet, ignored on the inside?
TIME STAMPS will help you validate authenticity.
Your President needs your help.
He wants full transparency for the great people of this country.
Everything stated is for a reason.
Q
This isQResearch.
Q Drops are ANONS "LOOKING GLASS"
THIS is an ‘INSULTINGLY STUPID’ gimmick: Steve Hilton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP8MfxztvEc
ICYMI
Yesterday
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwMAc9KTgRc
Hidden in Plain Sight: Confronting the Muslim Brotherhood Network in America | Witness Questioning
Holy Land Foundation
The Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF; Arabic: , romanized: Muʾassasat al-ʾArḍ al-Muqaddasa li-l-ʾIghātha wa-t-Tanmiya), originally known as Occupied Land Fund ( , Ṣundūq al-ʾArḍ al-Muḥtalla), was an Islamic charity in the United States.
Headquartered in Richardson, Texas, and run by Palestinian-Americans, the organization's stated mission was to "find and implement practical solutions for human suffering through humanitarian programs that impact the lives of the disadvantaged, disinherited, and displaced peoples suffering from man-made and natural disasters."[1][2][3]
In December 2001, the U.S. designated HLF a terrorist organization, seized its assets, and closed the organization. At the time it was the largest Muslim charitable organization in the United States. It had been under FBI surveillance since 1994.[4][5] In 2004, a federal grand jury in Dallas, Texas, charged HLF and five former officers and employees with providing material support to Hamas and related offenses. The government's assertion was that HLF distributed charity through local zakat (charity) committees located in the West Bank that paid stipends to the families of Palestinian suicide bombers and Hamas prisoners; that Hamas controlled those zakat committees; that by distributing charity through Hamas-controlled committees, HLF helped Hamas build a grassroots support amongst the Palestinian people; and that these charity front organizations served a dual purpose of laundering the money for all of Hamas's activities.[6]
Simultaneously, in November 2004, U.S. magistrate judge Arlander Keys ruled that HLF, along with the Islamic Association of Palestine (IAP), were liable for the 1996 killing of 17-year-old American citizen David Boim in Israel.[7]
The first criminal trial, in 2007, ended in the partial acquittal of one defendant and a hung jury on all other charges. At a retrial in 2008, the jury found all defendants guilty on all counts. The 2008 trial of the charity leaders was the "largest terrorism financing prosecution in American history".[8] In 2009, the founders of the organization were given sentences of between 15 and 65 years in prison for "funnelling $12 million to Hamas".[9]
The trial has been criticised by some NGOs, including Human Rights Watch.[10] Civil rights attorney Emily Ratner wrote that the use of anonymous and hearsay evidence by the prosecutors was "constitutionally questionable" at best.[11][12] Families of the men charged, known as the Holy Land Five, have demanded their release
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Land_Foundation_for_Relief_and_Development
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Jan 19, 2018 5:49:21 PM EST
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Jan 19, 2018 5:46:59 PM EST
Anonymous ID: 9b8d2a No. 97724
>>97705
was that our "wargames" i.e. get us meme troops in a live-fire drill?
>>97724
Shall we play a game?
How about a nice game of chess?
WarGames.
Double meaning.
[CLAS-5849]
Fake incoming missile alert [Defcon 1].
We know all.
TRUST.
Q
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Apr 05, 2018 1:10:03 AM EDT
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ ID: 79278c No. 902317
5:5
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I93-GRdG9s8
Trump’s AI ‘Game of Thrones’ Video Sparks BacklashHollywood Rejects $10M Trans Thriller
>Previews are over.
>Showtime!
Good. Sheep not Enjoying the Previews.
ACTION is Necessary.
All Roads…
DOJ announces settlement with LA County Sheriff’s Department over 'excessive' concealed carry permit delays
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department settled a lawsuit over "excessive delays" for issuing concealed carry firearm permits to residents, the Department of Justice announced on Thursday.
The DOJ sued the LASD in September 2025, alleging that the department had denied citizens their Second Amendment right to bear arms "not through outright refusal, but through a deliberate pattern of unconscionable delay that renders this constitutional right meaningless in practice." The settlement between the DOJ and LASD will speed up the process for residents seeking to obtain concealed carry permits, and it also requires the sheriff's department to post data publicly about how long the different stages of the concealed carry permit process have taken.
Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for the DOJ's Civil Rights Division, credited the sheriff's department for working with the DOJ to fix the long wait times for approvals of concealed carry permits, which the Justice Department claimed were up to an average of nine months.
"The Justice Department supports our law enforcement partners,” Dhillon said. “The sheriff acknowledged the problem and devoted substantial additional resources, including new processing software and additional personnel, to cutting waiting times dramatically. We applaud their efforts and are happy to be able to bring this litigation to a successful conclusion!”
The lawsuit alleged that between January 2024 and March 2025, the sheriff's office received 3,982 applications for new concealed carry permits but approved only two. The DOJ cited the Supreme Court's 2022 ruling in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen, which declared that the Second Amendment protects the right to carry a firearm outside the home, as its rationale for bringing the lawsuit, and said in the settlement that LASD will "maintain and implement a [concealed carrying weapon] licensing regime that is consistent with" the Bruen decision.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/crime/general/doj-announces-settlement-with-la-county-sheriff-s-department-over-excessive-concealed-carry-permit-delays/ar-AA2a7QDk?