Is it possible to somehow make a post about the fraternities, who was in them and when?
Then connect them all?
No?
Is it possible to somehow make a post about the fraternities, who was in them and when?
Then connect them all?
No?
How would we find the files on that?
I remind you that those guys are oldfarts from before the pc was in use.
How do we find those papers?
It must be stores somewhere..
Library?
Uni?
First we needs
Names
1.2 Classes
2; What school
3.What year
firstly.
Who can dig this up?
wee need a names list.
This would actually work on its own bread.
Im going to put this out for a mission for those who are interested.
This is a intel gathering thing.
A big picture thing.
We are going to need
Schools
What classes
What degrees
Fraterneties
Year
OF those people
George W. Bush
Hussein
Sessions
HRC
Jeb Bush
Ztrock
McCain
Donald Trump
Find the papers on the fraterneties and we probable find them all and it goes on from there.
Then we connect the dots and make a nice short video and lining it all nicely up.
Who is up for some work tonight?
https://truepundit.com/dnc-chief-denies-she-was-at-hospital-night-of-seth-rich-murder-then-metro-police-drop-the-hammer-on-dem-leader/
If you watch the purse.. It is way lower than the hands.
Below her waist.
He could not put anything in it. He would have to throw it in there.
Not likely.
Git gud or gtfo
All the body language suggest this is indeed a passing of something other than gum.
They are nervous while it is in transit and dont relax after it is safe in BOTH hands of MO.
And the does a famous "dice" roll on it right after to either get a better grip OR turn it to see something.
Just a friendly reminder anons..
We follow protocols to get a more structured debate.
If this is followed we get a much more precise debate and breads are filled with actual information.
I present..
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