>>3724156

Yeah man.

State legislature made a big mistake, passing all the tax breaks for Hollyweird. Notice how as soon as show business hit us, the drug & human trafficking problem hit us too.

Look up Nancy Schaefer, fren. She was onto the CPS/trafficking nightmare early on, and it got her murdered.

Was all over north GA mtns last week, saw nothing but Kemp signs.

Got to watch Fulton County absentee/provisional ballot counting. They were a trainwreck during 2008 Obama/McCain voting. Fulton is 10% of state population. Hopefully Kemp saw that mess a long time ago and stopped it as Sect'y of State.

>>3724248

Born & raised here, family here since 1700s.

Makes me sick, seeing what they've done to Georgia.

Got to be merciless with pedos and traffickers here. No second chances.

>>3724215

^^^^^^^^^^^

BAKER NOTABLE

Full text, "THE CORRUPT BUSINESS OF CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES", by Sen Nancy Schaefer, 50th Dist of Ga

>>3724272

>>3724263

Anon, don't say that.

My family left England in 1700s but I know the places they were from, from York to Devon.

England is the current victim of some awful politicians.

I have beloved friends in England.

Spouseanon and I helped a guy clean up the graveyard at Great Brington in Northants. We had a nice spring bonfire. And they told us, so we know she's there.

England isn't shitty, and you aren't fucked until you give up.

Frens, you deserve a written Constitution and a Bill of Rights, too.

Rootin' for ya, ol' Blighty.

/seriouslookunderstandingnod

Thank you all for tonight, but special hat tip to Rick Ohio Twitter guy for the gift of those beautiful numbers.

By God's grace, anons, I think the storm might be breaking now.

>>3724333

Patience, mate, patience.

It is spreading worldwide.

Merkel is out, Bolsonaro is in, other populists are gaining power in Europe, and #SpyGate is going to end up cleaning out some spoopy types.

We're playing the long game here.

Fren, I need to visit again. Still too many places in England I need to see, too many country walks that need taking.

Channel surfing, just saw this on Bloomberg Business News

Saudi Prince Alwaleed's Brother Sent Home After Reported Arrest:

The brother of Saudi Arabia's billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was welcomed home this weekend after reportedly being detained for nearly a year, according to posts from relatives on Twitter.

The release of Prince Khaled bin Talal came as the Saudi royal family grapples with fallout from the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, a government insider turned critic.

Relatives of Prince Khaled shared photos of him embracing his son, who's been in a coma for years. "Thank God for your safety," Princess Reem bint Alwaleed Prince Khaled's niece, wrote on her verified Twitter account - using a common Arabic phrase for welcoming someone home.

>>3724482

I think we're all living through some really transformative times.

I reckon that when we're old, it'll seem as though it happened fast.

Have a good ramble on a brisk day for me. Will have a good slog on the Appalachian Trail for you.

Podcast recommendation for fellow anons. Walks with talks. It's great.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006xrr2/episodes/downloads

>>3724634

Dutchanon, you have it within yourselves.

If you didn't, there wouldn't be town all over New York State and the US with Dutch names. The Dutch were the first strong backboned people, and the richest, in New York City.

Of course the Dutch people are capable, I am 100% confident.

It took us years here in the US.

But it must be from YOU

We have meddled too much worldwide, and it was wrong.

Each nation is sovereign, each country's people and culture unique and priceless.

I pray that every nation's special qualities and eccentricities are preserved and cherished.

It is what makes the world a beautiful place.

>>3724687

That cuneiform piece is very nice

>>3724737

It is probably true worldwide that social media doesn't have tech ability to filter memes.

That has been astonishing to learn here.

The more I read, the more I learn how many bumbling mistakes were made by US after WWII. We were warned about it by our own generals. Everything was such a mess after WWII, there were no precedents to follow to clean up and rebuild, and flawed human beings made equally flawed decisions.

I'm sorry for all the bad things that happened :(

There's no reason for any nation to Americanize. I'm American and can say that.

Countries are at their very best when they are themselves. Nobody is better or worse; everybody is good exactly how they want to be. I've always thought each Euro countries' unique qualities were so cool. Hold onto them & teach children.

Blessings and strength to you, Dutch anons. We do see your news and sympathize.

>>3724777

Frens, I think everything is eventually going to be cool for us all.

Just the fact of this conversation is encouraging!

We were asleep in the US just a few years ago!

Entire world knows how wacky Americans can be at (kek) but once we started waking up, wow!

It's coming, world :)

>>3724823

>What I do know is that change can happen very swiftly, and in times when it seems very unlikely or impossible.

Seconded.

Sei tapferen Freunden. Ich war fünfmal in Deutschland und habe jede Minute genossen. Haben Vorfahren aus dem Elsass, kamen sie nach North Carolina. Alles Gute für euch alle.

(Entschuldigung, wenn dies umständlich ist, ist es Google Translate)

>>3724869

Indeed.

Goodnight, anon EU frens.

Thank you for the good conversation, it was a pleasure.

WWG1WGA