>>4639875 (pb)

Q, fren, this is some heavy shit and I suspect this has happened to me - have been woke and loud about it for a long time - led to depression, meds, therapy, can't keep a job because of what I believe/know. I am 'offshore' but not a veteran or wounded in action (May God bless and keep those who serve).

But just hinting at it and not showing any way out is really tough.

Can you help with more than 'the hole is deep'. I know that from experience.

What can we do on a practical level to get out from under?

Little help please sir.

(I apologise if I'm just imagining it, especially to the brave veterans who it really happened to. Fucking hard to tell though when you're in the middle of something like this.)

>>4642695

I like your thinking Anon

>>4642707

Thank you fren, means a lot

>>4642752

Bless you Patriot and thank you for the kind words of encouragement. I will keep trying. It's heartening to know there are many good people like you out there.

>>4642808

Wonderful information, thank you for sharing frend and Patriot. God bless you

>>4642806

Good call anon, I want to know

I think everyone on this board does

>>4642838

Podestà (pronounced [podeˈsta]) is the name given to certain high officials in many Italian cities beginning in the later Middle Ages. Mainly it meant the chief magistrate of a city state, the counterpart to similar positions in other cities that went by other names, e.g. rettori ("rectors"), but it could also mean the local administrator, who was the representative of the Holy Roman Emperor. Currently, Podestà is the title of mayors in Italian-speaking municipalities of Graubünden in Switzerland.

Etymology

The term derives from the Latin word potestas, meaning power. There is a similar derivation for the Arabic term Sultan: originally meaning "power" or "authority", it eventually became the title of the person holding power.[1]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podest%C3%A0

>>4642850

I'm good with God these days (I think)

I love DJT too

Thank you anon