>>6473008 (PPB)

It's not often someone screencaps my posts (see attached). When I made this one, I had forgotten that Q mentioned more than once that there will be a reveal–waiting for the media to "ask the Q", "you'll be surprised when you learn who you're talking to", etc. While my statements about Q disappearing still make tactical sense to me, Q's previous drops do not agree with that outcome. It's not uncommon for Q to stop posting for weeks–so let's hold tight before we pack it up. As well, with the mockingbird media being what it is, even without Q, QResearch is a valuable stream for current events information. I hope you guys stick around even if Q does eventually leave.

ESPECIALLY god-tier soldiers like DroneAnon. Loving your posts the last few breads.

>>6473055 (PPB)

>Helium, as other natural resources, should be self-sustaining.

Most of the helium we use is obtained from underground pockets where it is trapped. Helium is the 2nd lightest element after Hydrogen, and both gases form a dimer in nature (H2 and He2) but both are still lighter than everything else in the atmosphere. Once Helium escapes our gas bottles or is otherwise lost to the atmosphere, it will rise high up in the atmosphere and dissipate such that it is no longer feasible to collect it again–it's too hard to reach it, and its concentration is much too low to obtain any useful amounts. Helium is effectively a non-renewable resource on Earth and we must obtain more from gas cloud mining, asteroids, or other extraterrestrial sources.

>>6473365

>>>6473353

>this is the 4-6% of the 4-6%.

Holy fuck. That's well said. Those people are so lost, they can't even see themselves on the world map anymore. There's utterly no way back, they'll be beating the walls in a padded cell one day yelling "It's her turn!"

Just kidding, they're already that far gone, who knows how bad it will get later on.

>>6473542

I've had this same talk with him a half dozen times. It doesn't work. I've given up on him and I now just filter it and move on.

>>6473580

Barr, or Burr? They are not the same person.

>>6473584

It probably has an access point to the DUMB network, a place where they can surreptitiously enter and exit from the tram system, allowing them to travel without using air or surface transportation methods. One rod from God and the whole thing will be a leaky teapot in a typhoon.

>>6474164

Another anon posted an in-depth analysis of the upcoming May 23rd election, and his account paints a picture of UKIP being dead in the water, BREXIT sweeping the Leave votes, with the other parties splitting the dwindling remain vote. It looks like Nigel Farage will end up as PM, which, if that happens, I'm going to smash a pint glass over my forehead and then drink from the keg while howling like a hooligan!

GO NIGEL!

>>6474190

Couldn't say, I am American. But I've been in love with that man since 2014-2015, along with Viktor Orban he gave me hope that the world was not yet entirely fucked, and their support for President Trump is what first got me to take him seriously.

>>6474197

Nonsense. This is how the board felt before it got overcrowded with bots, shills, newfags, and "chatters." It got so bad that daytime breads would fill up in 20 minutes at one point. This pace is EXCELLENT. I have time to read the bread and respond to posts before it fills up!

>>6474203

Porn cannot and will not get our board shut down. Are you even being serious, or are you making a joke I failed to get?