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>>2918882 Prev

I know exactly what this Anon is coming from. I think this way, but I do consider 8ch.net/qresearch as a bootcamp. hehe. Twitter, FB and other social media build bridges.

Anons SEEM to hang to Q's every word, unless it is inconvenient. For example, WWG1WGA, this does not say "Where We Go Republican, We Go All". How many times has Q said this is about unity? This is not limited to unity among one another, this is about national unity. Stop making fun of 'libtards' and start inviting them to join you. Stop being assholes to 'newfags'. Build bridges instead of burning them. If Trump and Q are going to win in November, we need voters, not alienation. We want to RECRUIT new people, not piss them off. We can make America great again, but it takes a nation, not a party. You may not like the 'opposition', their ideas, or what they stand for, but engaging in productive conversation is much more effective than being digital bullies. Stop calling pretty girls ugly like most of you could do any better. Stop calling for violence. Think practical. Plan for if there is no plan. Plan for your life after the plan. Dig. Meme. Do anything besides run around the internet and act like a dumbfuck. I guess I should take my own advice. May your journey be fruitful. By the way, your comms will never make it in the mainstream. If you like your 'jobs' and want 'jobs' in the future, I suggest you consider the impact this movement has had and the future responsibility of these boards. You may be an egotistical 8chan/4chan prick, but the world doesn't have time for it. Grow up. I know things are done certain ways for certain reasons, but I think we should all consider where this is all going….

(Reuters) - Tesla Inc’s chief accounting officer resigned after just a month on Friday and a second senior executive was reported to be leaving as well, hours after Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk smoked marijuana on a live webcast.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-tesla-moves/tesla-chief-accountant-resigns-one-month-after-joining-idUSKCN1LN1MH

>>2919753

We need to win or else.

A report from Morning Consult found that Nike’s favorability has fallen by double digits following the campaign announcement, which prompted some customers to burn their Nike gear.

“Before the announcement, Nike had a net +69 favorable impression among consumers, it has now declined 34 points to +35 favorable,” Morning Consult stated. Additionally, before the announcement, 49 percent of Americans said they were either “absolutely certain” or “very likely” to buy Nike products. That number declined to 39 percent post-campaign.

Digging In

Nike’s favorability dropped in every single consumer group, including in 18- to 21-year-olds (81 percent to 51 percent); Gen X (75 percent to 39 percent); and Boomers (68 percent to 20 percent).

Favorability dropped the least among three groups: Democrats (74 percent to 65 percent); blacks (82 percent to 74 percent); and Millennials (64 percent to 52 percent).

https://twitter.com/MorningConsult/status/1037653910469660672/photo/1

https://www.theepochtimes.com/nikes-favorability-drops-double-digits-after-new-kaepernick-campaign_2654573.html

>>2920094

Deet works for me. Bugs love me.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-it-true-that-the-deet/

>>2920253

Posted on July 28th, 2017 by Betsy Davis in Pharma R&D

“Increasingly, Big Pharma and Big Herba are indistinguishable,” claims Parramore. “The very same mega-companies with gigantic chemical labs that make drugs are cooking up vitamin and herbal supplements labeled with sunny terms like ‘natural’ and ‘wholesome.’ Pfizer, Unilever, Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline and other big pharmaceutical firms make or sell supplements.” While she does acknowledge there are a few small companies still in the mix, Parramore says they represent a tiny amount of the total sales in the $23 billion-a-year supplement business.

https://pharma.elsevier.com/pharma-rd/link-big-pharma-supplement-industry/