>>2687548, >>2687565 Sigma Phi Epsilon Digs #3393
>>2672384 (from #3373)
Great digs, phonefagging or no.
More alpha-beta boyz.
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Mitch is appropriating/signaling Berber culture.
Be on the lookout for any Sufi symbolism.
The facial tats are already appearing in the ads.
https://morocco70.blogspot.com/2011/03/berbers-in-north-africa.html
The name Berber evolved from the Greek custom of calling all non-Greek speaking people Barbarians. The Berbers call themselves "Imazighen", the free.
Most Berbers are Sunni Muslims of the Maliki school, with Sufi orders very popular amongst them. Small communities of 'Ibadis (an ancient Islamic Khariji sect) survive in some isolated areas.
Berber communities contain clans claiming descent from the Prophet (Sharifs), who are regarded as holy men having supernatural powers.
The issue with the deer is that due to a lack of natural predators, there is an overpopulation of them in many areas all over the country.
This is preventing the forests from regenerating due to all the deer eating all the seedlings, except for a very few less-desirable species.
This is a problem as forests are one of this country's greatest regenerative natural resources.
The issue of how to deal this problem is a seperate issue that, if you are willing to respond less emotionally, would be happy to discuss in the off-topic thread as it's not really being addressed at all & should.
Wow, they just keep marching to the same drum no matter the circumstances, just like the Redcoats used to do.
Also see they're pulling out the Kennedy name again. Surprise, surprise.
>I'm just not sure we know the full scope of that reason just yet.
That's cool, but until you are willing to consciously see & break the 4th wall, might be best to watch the screen & keep the RED shouting confined to your living room.
Sorry to be a dick, but this ain't no place for doubting Thomases.
>pic related from 5-prong-anon.
Concur, every time we veer too close to repeating recent history, the course is corrected.
Noticed that many of her cases are short-lived, though not sure if that's normal.
Have you looked into that Judicial Watch vs. FBI one yet?
Sounds like it.
https://www.globalpolicy.org/component/content/article/168/28173.html
According to recently de-classified files, the U.S. aided and facilitated Condor operations as a matter of secret but routine policy.
In mid-April, 2001, Argentine judge Rodolfo Canicoba issued path-breaking international arrest warrants for two former high-ranking functionaries of the military regimes of Chile and Paraguay.
These two, along with an Argentine general also summoned by the court, are accused of crimes committed within the framework of Operation Condor. J