>In the past, what was the punishment re: a ?TRAITOR?
>Coincidence?
>Q
There are no coincidences.
We have better means to dispatch Traitors nowadays.
It is the most efficient
>‘Botched’ Oklahoma Execution Proves It’s Time to Bring Back the Guillotine
>Last night, Oklahoma was scheduled to execute two individuals. The second execution was to be of a man who raped and murdered an 11-month-old girl. That execution never took place because the first execution—that of a man who was involved in the murder and burial alive of a 19-year-old woman who walked in on a robbery—ran into some difficulties. The state was using a new lethal injection cocktail and, it seems, the poor murderer suffered a bit before expiring of a heart attack.
>There are other, less dramatic, ways, of course. Hanging and firing squads would probably be quicker and more painless than lethal injection or the electric chair. But the guillotine really seems to solve everyone's problems: It was designed to deliver an efficient, quick, and painless death. It performs that task admirably. I understand the irony of a reactionary such as myself embracing the Terror's preferred method of execution, but one must give credit where it's due.
>If we're going to do something—and a large number of Americans and American states are pretty committed to performing executions—we ought to do it right. And "right" in this case means a quick and painless death. I can't really imagine any reasonable objections to a widespread adoption of the guillotine.
https://freebeacon.com/blog/botched-oklahoma-execution-proves-its-time-to-bring-back-the-guillotine/
https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/04/oklahoma-is-executing-two-people-tonight/361413/
No date on the first link but found a second link to that story from 2014.
Possible. They've all been there making connections.
>06/12/16
>Attorney General Loretta Lynch is cutting short a trip to China to return to the U.S. in wake of a deadly nightclub shooting in Orlando, Fla., her office said in a statement.
>Lynch was in China to participate in the U.S.-China Cyber Ministerial in Beijing.
https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/283201-us-attorney-general-cuts-short-china-trip-after-orlando
>Q!!mG7VJxZNCI 15 Feb 2019 - 5:11:04 AM
>Be alert next 10 days.
>FF attempts may be carried out in attempt to >change narrative (neg optics).
>High possibility of ‘multiple day’ coverage event >forcing pause on news.
>See something > Say something.
>Q
I'm going to take a guess and something bad at the border is going to happen