Same here, anon. Wasn't asleep but having appts. Still in shock about it.
>to see Notre Dame burning is like seeing your own house burning.
It is. Or the Library of Alexandra. Some things transcend time and space; reverberates around the world, touching the souls of men and women. It's not about the Catholic religion per se; it's about the spirit that motivates great art, work, and spirituality.
I know, anon, I live in Washington, too. Sad.
Hard to know yet what happened, but how could it burn so fast? Most fast burns are arson. Especially when you consider how long it's stood, thru centuries of fire, etc.
Understand, anon. I wonder whether my home will remain safe, too. We already have a big homelessness problem due to crazy politicians, as you know. That's why I'm on this Board. Can't change the immediate environment right away but can (I hope) make a difference in the long run.
Blessings to you and your wife, friend, prayers to all who live in "sanctuary" states and cities. I know we are here for a reason. And that our prayers and presence serves to impede the efforts of those who betray the people they purport to serve. WWG1WGA.
Careful, fren. Not that this isn't possible, to the extent that "we are the news," we need to be circumspect about causes until we have actual facts. I'm appalled by what happened to Notre Dame, God, what a shock. FF? If so, will backfire. This will symbolically unite YV's and other French patriots like nothing else. The French above all appreciate their language, history, and culture. They will clamor for answers (enough I hope to throw out that SOB Macron and restore their nation's sovereignty).
Interesting account. There are lots of people in blue states and cities that are ready to have their minds changed. There needs to be some kind of common ground first; from there, people become curious, especially if the "culty" conservative turns out to sound more reasonable than all their state and local politicians.
Nice touch, baker, adding the news sources. Thanks (pretty different when Breitbart vs NYT reports.) I often add writers in posts when it makes a difference (e.g.,Will Sommer writing on Q or Chuck Ross on Democracy Integrity Project).
I really like Corey Goode personally, although until there is clear evidence that could be verified that his experiences are real, it's counterproductive to place much attention on them (or on him as a key source). Normies will not relate. He himself has said as much; thinks the focus should be on stuff people can relate to.
Yes, I have the same reaction. So strong it's like I was there.
Like most anons, I strongly suspect there has been TONS of stuff going on in the back channels over Assange for some time – and also that the timing of his leaving the embassy is highly purposeful. Right after Mueller report finished. October would have been a bad time–too much other stuff habbening (multiple FFs, election, Mueller not done, leftover stuff from Kavanaugh). Now the decks are clear.
Thanks, BV. Just noticed….is baker still baking, I wonder?
Saw the Notes, was thinking it was kinda late to bake, checked the catalog and suddenly–it was early!