From Q's Sara Carter link:
The whistleblowers are former federal criminal investigators, who allege that the Clinton Foundation was “engaged in illegal activities and may be liable for millions of dollars in delinquent taxes and penalties,” according to Solomon.
That is the least of the Clinton worries, inconsequential to our desires & intentions.
One word, Benjamin……TRIBUNAL.
>>4277701 Think I will call him Snide Sneed. Mixing selected facts after a fictional lead in. Ignoring that Huber was/is doing "something" out there.
"Far right conspiracy theory" my ass. This guy will be discredited for all eternity after it hits the fan. As will every moron who ever used that phrase, or even "conspiracy theory" after the boyz invented it in the fifties. Usage thereof, especially in public, indicates slam dunk low IQ sheepdom, especially at this late date.
My browser is Firefox so the method I'm using is specific to firefox. I'm on Firefox 64.0 and please note that the people who maintain Firefox keep changing the screenshot technique so you may have to look up how to do it with your Firefox browser. If you are using some other browser I can't help you.
Firefox.
Navigate to the page you want to screenshot.
Press SHIFT-CTRL-K to open the developer tools panel.
On the command line of the developer tools panel, type this (exactly):
:screenshot –fullpage
The browser grabs a screenshot, makes a "click" like a camera, and saves it in the Downloads directory. The save directory is not configurable.
Often, these PNG files are extremely large: 4 to 10 MB.
If the file is too large, I drag it into my graphics editor (I use gimp) and possibly crop it and export as a JPEG with a lot of compression. 65% quality setting is aggressive compression and will often shrink a 4 MB file to about 600 kb.
I have an ad blocker installed on my Firefox so when I screenshot you don't see a lot of ads.
Good luck.
>:screenshot –fullpage
By the way, this is typed as
hypen hyphen fullpage
Sorry – 8ch tools converts n-dash n-dash to a single m-dash.
Say what browser and O/S you're using.
Firefox 64.0 on a non-windows platform shows this on right click:
I was on Firefox 63 yesterday and I'm linux also. Why does your browser show the screenshot option on right click and mine doesn't? Do you have an extension installed or something non-default configured?