Anonymous ID: b65bfb April 5, 2019, 10:14 p.m. No.6068891   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8923

>>6068865

he is not.

there is literally one picture showing him with a fake maga guy.

would not be hard for the bad guys to go get a pic, right?

 

put up sauce that he did disinfo or that he did anything shilly, or stfu.

 

since a couple of days shills go crayzy about prayingmedic, check old breads or use search function, no negative mentioning of pm, never.

 

organic? nope.

shilling w/o sauce? yup.

Anonymous ID: b65bfb April 5, 2019, 10:19 p.m. No.6068938   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9053

>>6068896

don´t really agree.

there was no controversial discussion a few days back, never ever.

now, all of a sudden shilla attack him every bread and even bake their own bread therefore.

not organic, but a coordinated attack.

 

did Q predict this?

>When they can’t attack the information provided, they attack the messenger.

>Define ‘deflection’.

>Logical thinking.

>Shill count HIGH.

>Q

 

he charges for the stuff he did for years, he basically lives on youtube, that is fine.

since Q started, or a little later, he made a hell of a lot of Q videos and put much efford into this. this vids are all on YT, without advertisement upfront!

 

he does good info and puts a lot of time in Q i am sure.

if he does not do bad info or shill on Q, than there is no reason to attack him or even discuss controversial.

 

shills will shill.

Anonymous ID: b65bfb April 5, 2019, 10:32 p.m. No.6069066   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>6069030

put up sauce that supports your claim, or stfu.

w/o any sauce telling the opposite, pm is a patriot, a very effective and loud one.

shills just need to try harder.

Anonymous ID: b65bfb April 5, 2019, 10:51 p.m. No.6069243   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9245 >>9263 >>9456 >>9547

[Knights of Malta]

 

A Black-Tie Ball Fit for a Knight

 

The Order of Malta is more than nine centuries old, but that doesn’t mean it can’t try something new. Last Saturday at the Metropolitan Club, the organization, whose mission is to serve “the poor and the sick,” held its first White Cross Ball in New York, where it has some 150 knights and dames.

 

A few things to know about the order (whose full name is the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta): It is a sovereign entity with diplomatic relations in 105 countries and permanent observer status at the United Nations. Its insignia is the eight-point Maltese cross, which hung prominently over the raffle prize table.

 

And it has not occupied the Mediterranean island of Malta since 1798, thanks to Napoleon.

 

“To me, it epitomizes the real meaning of chivalry,” said Michael Espiritu, 36, a neonatal doctor originally from Woodbridge, N.J., who wore tortoiseshell glasses and a small medal on his lapel. (The dress code called for “black tie with miniatures and decorations.”)

 

Dr. Espiritu became a knight last fall, after years of volunteering. “For a long time you had to show nobility in all eight of your great-grandparents to become a knight,” he said. “And the surest way not to become a knight is to ask to become a knight.”

 

He was soon joined by Niccolò Falez, the 29-year-old event chairman, who is also a knight. “For me, it’s a family thing,” said Mr. Falez, who was born in Rome and works for his family’s hotel-management business. “My father is a knight in the Order of Malta. My grandfather was a knight in the Order of Malta.” He had two medals on his tux, he said, because “I’m also a knight of the Holy Sepulchre.”

 

With premium tickets going for up to $2,000, the ball had sold out its 350 seats. A string duo played for the crowd, which included not just knights but lawyers, real estate agents, former debutantes, restaurateurs and a pair of robed priests from the Canons Regular of Saint Augustine, who had come in from Long Island.

 

Many were unaware of the big anniversary being celebrated: 450 years since the Great Siege of Malta, in which the knights fended off an Ottoman invasion.

 

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Anonymous ID: b65bfb April 5, 2019, 10:51 p.m. No.6069245   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9263 >>9456 >>9547

>>6069243

 

“The Order of Malta held strong against them, and by doing so saved Europe,” said a 26-year-old Scotsman named William Murray, another party organizer. Somewhat sheepishly, he revealed that he is the Honourable William Murray, Master of Stormont.

 

But he is not a knight (yet). “I was the aide-de-camp to the Grand Master in Rome,” he said. “You know ‘The Devil Wears Prada’? More like ‘God Wears Prada.’ I’m Anne Hathaway.”

 

As for the party, he said, “I’m the idiot who came up with the idea,” along with Mr. Falez. The concept, he added, was to stoke awareness of the order in New York (the ball has a well-established equivalent in London) and to raise funds for humanitarian projects, including a summer camp for disabled youth and disaster relief for earthquake victims in Nepal and Chile.

 

The pair enlisted Dr. Espiritu as a co-chairman and their friend Laura Webb as the ball’s creative director. “I want this to be one of the landmark social fund-raising events in New York,” Mr. Murray said. “It’s going to happen. The mystique of the order is on our side.”

 

His girlfriend, Kate Borowitz, led him into the dining room, where guests were served lobster-claw starters and filet mignon as they sat beneath a ceiling of painted cherubs. Dr. Espiritu was seated between two models, Tottie Greer and Solveig Hansen.

 

“We were both born premature,” said Ms. Hansen, who is Danish, referring to herself and Ms. Greer. “Mike is a neonatal doctor, and one of the missions is a neonatal hospital in Bethlehem. And so we got to talking. We actually met at a Knicks game.”

 

Mr. Murray got up to announce the raffle prizes, including a bottle of Macallan Scotch and a pair of custom Lareymondie loafers. Then he invited up an honorary host, John T. Dunlap, who sits on the order’s Sovereign Council in Rome.

 

“I’m a professed knight,” Mr. Dunlap, a lawyer, explained later. “I took vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.” He wore a kilt (he’s Scottish-Canadian) and 11 miniatures on his lapel. “Every time a head of state comes, I get another medal.”

 

After dinner, there was dancing, a photo booth where guests could pose with a coat of arms, and a beautification station from the company beGlammed, where Jasmine Lobe, the sex columnist for The New York Observer, got her hair primped. She said she met Dr. Espiritu at a party at the Whitney Museum.

 

“He never told me he was a knight,” she said.

 

“Does he not list it on Facebook?” asked her plus-one, a Los Angeles astrologer named Rose Theodora.

 

“I don’t know him that well,” Ms. Lobe said. She added, “Actually, I just wrote a column about finding your knight in shining armor. A lot of women have fantasies about Prince Charming coming into their lives, and I think that as a woman you start to realize you’re your own knight in shining armor.”

 

Did she realize she was surrounded by actual, honest-to-goodness knights?

 

“Scratch what I said!” she cried. “Excuse me, I’m going to go up to the top of a tower and wait.”

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/27/fashion/order-of-malta-white-cross-ball.html

 

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