>>6556838

Well, if you are who I suspect you could be, then I can understand why you'd want to piss on me. Or, perhaps, piss on the uniform is a better term. Though maybe me, as well. A dragon once knew a ninja, and ninjas don't like revealing who they are.

Though perhaps your comment isn't directed at me. Ninjas and shadows and such.

JFK was long before my time, though. However, I am one of the few, it seems, who is going to speak to you candidly, so I have no choice but to allow you to vent that anger at me, as well.

>>6556880

I'll mark it on the map as a strategic location to… Tactically acquire… Should we have need of it.

Be careful what you wish for.

"We heard this was a Shadilay Sanctuary and have come to seek respite with our brothers and sisters in Kek. We are being doggedly pursued by the state of deep deception and need to set up a base of operations among our most generous of acolights."

>>6556893

Jesus, they sent half the operational F-22s after this thing.

I jest - but this is rather common. It's a sign that Russia is back to doing its thing, sans the communism, and we are back to playing tag with each other. The Russians fly up to play around our aircraft. Ours go up to ask theirs how it's hanging. The fighter jocks like to make a point of "I could shoot you if I wanted to." The bomber pilots roll their eyes and laugh as a tanker has to be launched or the fighters diverted to keep them from crashing due to their showboating.

Good ol' times.

>>6556925

First in a man's life is his god.

Second in a man's life is his wife, followed swiftly thereafter by his children and property.

Third in a man's life is his community, his job in it, and country by extension.

Fourth is the government of that country.

Only when the fourth is in compliance with a man's first three priorities can he be truly said to be allied with it. The government does not own me. The government does not own the country. The government does not even make the country.

If I am to swear an oath to anything, it is not the republic, but the Constitution and the ideas/philosophy underwriting its structure. That is what defines our country as we are a nation of laws, not man, tribe, or blood.

Take your shill duet someplace else.

>>6556951

To be fair, we are probably all from a crypto line or something. I would be careful how strongly one attacks people of Jewish lineage, if the "I'm from Africa" SJW types doing their African Tribal DNA tests are anything to go by. Many of them are horribly confused by the fact their maternal line is European.

While my name isn't rosenbergersteiningniew - I also have no idea what the hell was going on with it prior to the trip over from Germany. So… It wouldn't surprise me to find out we're some crypto offshoot kept in cold storage for when they need to cycle someone in from the line because they're getting too stupid in a main branch, or something.

I admit I am curious to take a DNA test… I really don't trust any of these companies doing that shit and am actually quite concerned about the bulk data collection going on with that. The prospect of facebook friend suggestions and dating apps paired with genetic databases intrigues the mad scientist in me while it is positively terrifying to the rest of me.

>>6557287

There are a few things…

First - it only takes effect if the states in the coalition have enough votes to pass 270.

Second - the only states passing it are traditionally blue states.

Third - would sure suck to be the democrats if all the illegals are thrown out and voter ID laws are federally mandated… Especially if all the blue states passed this law and they have enough votes to take it beyond 270. Complete and total victory imminent?

Fourth - this all assumes there will be a standard election procedure. If the case of Hussein being Kenyan comes up and/or half the democrat party is on trial for treason… I really don't understand how one can hold an election. Either those cases are timed for after the election because of the disruption they would cause, or something.

I mean… I guess if the democrats did somehow win and then immediately came under treason proceedings, Trump still wins by default… But that seems rather needlessly dramatic compared to how they prefer to do things.

>>6557265

It's a chess playing tactic. 'Active Chess.'

"I'm going to take that bishop."

It's mainly effective against beginners and the inexperienced mid-tier. Many chess players seem to believe they can somehow hide their moves.

It's not possible. You can't hide your possible moves or your pieces.

Calling a move that is inevitable a turn or two ahead is frustrating and infuriating to many players.

It also means that they already have all the testimony they need to push forward. We are thinking in terms of perjury - but we must also consider what is unfolding elsewhere. Mueller's report goes hand in hand with FISA. The democrats are getting ready to try and push through impeachment proceedings, and the FISA declass will put into context many things within the SC report that the media has been harping about. A declass of what is redacted from within those will also be fun, though perhaps inappropriate as grand juries are not supposed to be public ordeals because no one needs to be put on trial before being put on trial.