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A bad precedent was set on this board last night. ( post >>4973655 )

A night baker decided, due to his "feelings" to repeatedly deny a Notable nominated by at least three other anons (pics attached)

(Red arrows = anons, blue = me, black = camping shill)

The site in question is:

https://theqanonhub.weebly.com/

Joe M happened to recommend on his twatter.

This is a valid Q research site, and I think anons should make up their own minds and that information should not be Censored here.

This is not Fake Book or Twatter.

I would never normally push the issue, but it is important this be addressed or at least recognized.

(I'm not a twatter user, nor do I follow regularly anyone linked in this website - just think moar resources are a good thing)

Anons

Help me out, check this site:

https://theqanonhub.weebly.com/

and report back with comments.

Thanks

WWG1WGA

>>4976230

No, this went on for 2 breads.

"Bad vibes" were brought up in a prev bread (didn't know it was baker at first instance)

Notwithstanding, this is Q "research, not Q feelings

Any good resource should be shared with all, even if you disagree with some of the content providers.

"Don't throw the baby out with the bath water" sort of thing

White House announces changes in press office

https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/427840-white-house-announces-additions-promotions-in-press-office

The White House is shaking up its communications staff with a pair of promotions and one new addition, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Thursday.

Sanders told CBS News that Steven Groves will join the press team to handle issues related to the Department of Justice (DOJ) and legislative affairs. He will handle the White House response to congressional investigations into the administration, Sanders said.

In addition to Groves joining the staff, Sanders told CBS that White House spokesman Hogan Gidley has been promoted to principal deputy press secretary. He has essentially filled that role since Raj Shah was reassigned to handle communications around Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nomination.

Virginia Democrat Admits She Didn’t Read Bill Allowing Abortions Up to Birth, Regrets Co-Sponsoring It

State Del. Dawn Adams apologized to her constituents in a letter Wednesday, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports. While Adams said she supports legalized abortion, she did not realize the full extent of the bill and co-sponsoring it was a “mistake.”

“I made a mistake, and all I know to do is to admit it, tell the truth, and let the chips fall where they may,” she wrote, according to the Free Beacon. “If you follow my newsletter or have written to me to ask about my votes, you know that I do my best to read and research every bill I vote on. But I did not read a bill I agreed to co-patron and that wasn’t smart or typical. I will work harder and be better for it.”

Yeah, now that the pressure is on she regrets it!

Intrusive Home Visits for Oregon Moms

https://www.libertynation.com/intrusive-home-visits-for-oregon-moms/

"While household visits for new mothers are already applied across the U.S. in a limited capacity, Oregon’s governor and state legislature are considering turning it into a universal practice across the state."

"But not everybody is so gung-ho about the possibility of officials being allowed to enter their homes and weigh-in on how they raise their new children, with some accusing the government of using health as an excuse to intrude on parents’ rights and gain further control over kids at the earliest possible age. What exactly would happen if a parent refused entry to a government representative, or simply disagreed with state-sanctioned recommendations? So far, there is little clarity on whether the universal visits would be mandatory or not."

What the hell is wrong with these people?

Progressives are destroying a beautiful state, once again.

A Sinkhole in Florida Revealed a Tunnel That Someone Was Digging to a Nearby Bank

http://time.com/5517435/florida-bank-tunnel/

Someone's been watching "Ladykillers" Kek.