Watching DVR'ed Tucker. Really nice to see Luke Rosiak getting some air time about his Awan investigation. He is on them like stink on shit and is the go to source for wtf is really going on with them, DWS and the whole of the Dem party dirtiness.

>>523230

You know… this was the post that really opened the flood gates over the shooting. People looking past the "weird" kid as to why he might be the weird kid, and digging deep on the Sheriff and FBI and everything else. This post was literally a shit storm starter. …

>>523254

And basically going to tell Pakistan ISI to go fuck itself and we'll align with India again and kick their asses the rest of the way back to the stone age with kindness for stealing for YEARS… Just what I think will happen.

>>523068

Bridge Water just pulled a 22Bil pull out of EU stocks citing rising nationalism and EU instability. I'd be looking at disclosures for other shorts as well. But that is a very telling thing.

>>523318

Did you just get here, Anon? There are literally hundreds of graphics on all of this, some so complicated they make your head spin. Where are they you ask? I have no fucking idea, as we have a very cluttered overall board, but they ARE out there.

>>523345

Well, then I have a lot of satisfaction that the insider's insiders know that the EU may be headed for the rocks. It was a HORRIBLE experiment and it will take a long time to recover, once it finally falls apart. As a world travel I saw exactly what it did to countries and the slavery to debt it created. Now the mass forced immigration?! Yeah, there was a horrible master plan, and I am so glad it may not work. It will be a fight, but it can happen!

>>523451

>Patriot

>1. a person who loves, supports, and defends his or her country and its interests with devotion.

>2. a person who regards himself or herself as a defender, especially of individual rights, against presumed interference by the federal government.

>Traitor

>1. a person who betrays another, a cause, or any trust.

>2. a person who commits treason by betraying his or her country.

If you notice, to be the Patriot2 you might be easily considered the Traitor by both definition. that is is something you have to think about. Which matters more? The country, the company for the Country or the individuals that make up that country?

By that standard, Snowden may be an arrogant prick, but overall he would be considered a patriot to us, the people, and had to choose. That would be the right thing to do. Too many people have always chosen the "country" over the people. I think about this one a lot, for the dynamics of Snowden, Assange, Barlow and a couple of the others.

As a long time military vet, I thought of him as a traitor in many ways, but always on the inside understood what he did and the better portions of it even at the cost. I consider Comey a greater traitor than Snowden at this point, EXCEPT for the possibility he may hav helped actually entrap other whistle blowrs and that, considering the damage to the IC he did, just doesn't really make any sense.