Jim is a clown.
The whole thing is staged.
Imo to make shilly Jim and Ron look based again - muh victims.
Think.
Why would the reporters symbolfag with eyes and pizza so much?
Would it not be clear that their twatters and others are being looked at when breaking into 8chan owners house?
Also, why the QRV change now? To make clown BO seem based?
This anons smells fuckery.
>Also, why the QRV change now? To make clown BO seem based?
→ clown bo on voat makes change to make clown bo on QR seem based bc he can say "free speech"
I think old QR BO 8bit was a clown.
He pushed muh jew bs, he attacked anons, he said "please don't reply to shills" (= please don't make them visible and ineffective), he allowed whole shills breads to be baked and did many other shilly moves.
I think new QR BO Fastjack is a clown too.
He famefags on twatter, where he pushes disinfo against loud voices on YT (same as shills do on QR), he applied captcha fuckery to get anons off board and he told to not check bakers anymore just a day after Anjel shill famefagged in the kitchen.
I think 8chan owner Jim Watkins and his son Ron Watkins = codemonkey are clowns, bc they allow all above fuckery to happen.
I think the whole thing with breaking in was staged
<muh victim, muh patriot, muh fighting hard for anons.
It was done bc DS cannot shut down 8chan for some reason, maybe they need the influence on Q movement, and bc they have to convince anons that a famefagging captcha aplying BO is all fine, bc 8chan owner is such a brave patriot…
I don't buy it.
>>6556891
Lurk more or shill less.
Posting memes and digs is exactly anons role.
Any why divide anons by age, shill?
FIGHT AGAINST FAKE NEWS.
FIGHT AGAINST THE NARRATIVE.
POTUS rt.
https://mobile.twitter.com/DevinNunes/status/1130298502645522432
Byron York: Mueller changed everything
From now on, the Trump-Russia affair, the investigation that dominated the first years of Donald Trump's presidency, will be divided into two parts: before and after the release of the Mueller report. Before the special counsel's findings were made public last month, the president's adversaries were on the offensive. Now, they are playing defense. [Q language…]
The change is due to one simple fact: Mueller could not establish that there was a conspiracy or coordination between Russia and the Trump campaign to fix the 2016 election. The special counsel's office interviewed 500 witnesses, issued 2,800 subpoenas, executed nearly 500 search-and-seizure warrants, and obtained nearly 300 records of electronic communications, and still could not establish the one thing that mattered most in the investigation.
Without a judgment that a conspiracy — or collusion, in the popular phrase — took place, everything else in the Trump-Russia affair began to shrink in significance.
In particular, allegations that the president obstructed justice to cover up a conspiracy were transformed into allegations that he obstructed an investigation into a crime that prosecutors could not say actually occurred. Although it is legally possible to pursue an obstruction case without an underlying crime, a critical element of obstruction — knowledge of guilt — disappeared the moment Mueller's report was released.
Of course, TV talking heads are still arguing over obstruction. But with the report's release, the investigation moved from the legal realm to the political realm. And in the political realm, the president has a simple and effective case to make to the 99.6% of Americans who are not lawyers:
They say I obstructed an investigation into something that didn't happen? And they want to impeach me for that?
The ground has shifted in the month since the report became public.' Before the release, many Democrats adopted a "wait for Mueller" stance, basing their anti-Trump strategy on the hope that Mueller would find the much-anticipated conspiracy.
Then Mueller did not deliver. And not only that, Mueller's report stretched to 448 pages, with long stretches of minutia and arcane legal argument that the public would never read. Democrats searched for a way to convince Americans that the president was still guilty of something serious.
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They devised a plan to turn the Mueller report into a TV show, accessible to millions of viewers who have not read even a page of the report itself. They would call key witnesses to give dramatic testimony in televised hearings that would build support for possible impeachment.
At the same time, they would insist that Attorney General William Barr, who has allowed top lawmakers to see the full Mueller report with the exception of a small amount of grand jury material, was hiding something, and that the hidden material might reveal presidential wrongdoing.
So far, the strategy has not worked. The White House, which provided Mueller testimony and documents that might easily have been withheld as privileged, has not been so forthcoming with Congress. We gave the criminal investigator, Mueller, what he needed, the White House said, but we are not obligated to do the same for Congress.
The dispute could take a long time to settle.
In the meantime, House Democrats have been reduced to stunts to try to grab the public's attention. At the Capitol recently, they enlisted Hollywood star John Cusack to take part in a public reading of the entire Mueller report — it took 12 hours — as C-Span cameras rolled. The event did not exactly captivate the nation.
Now, Republicans have turned the tables on Democrats by pumping new energy into their long-held desire to "investigate the investigation." Barr, who set off enormous controversy with his statement that "spying did occur" against the Trump campaign, has taken up the cause,
assigning U.S. attorney John Durham to look into the origins of the probe.
Anticipation is also building for the release of Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz's report on the department's handling of the case. It is probably not a coincidence that some Obama-era intelligence figures are now pointing fingers at each other over their reliance on the so-called Steele dossier, a collection of unsubstantiated allegations against the president compiled by a former British spy on behalf of the Hillary Clinton campaign.
None of this would have happened without the Mueller report's conclusion that the evidence did not establish conspiracy or coordination. If Democrats could still claim that Trump and Russia conspired in 2016, they would still have the upper hand. But after Mueller, that claim is no longer possible, and Democratic hopes are dwindling.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/byron-york-mueller-changed-everything
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POTUS rt.
https://mobile.twitter.com/RepMarkMeadows/status/1131013549483073536
A question every American should ask: what on earth was the point of a taxpayer funded special counsel if we’re going to demand every witness testify again—after the case is already closed?
POTUS rt.
https://mobile.twitter.com/RepMarkMeadows/status/1130556906773340160
This week you’ll see more efforts from Democrats to re-do the Mueller investigation—hoping this time they’ll stumble on their pre-determined outcome. They’re convinced they’ll find something Mueller didn’t find… in a 2 year investigation. It’s as preposterous as it sounds.
POTUS rt.
https://mobile.twitter.com/dcexaminer/status/1130616145613139968
.@RepMarkMeadows: Declassification of Russia investigation docs is "right around the corner."
Mark Meadows: Declassification of Russia investigation docs ‘right around the corner’
Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., said on Monday that the declassification of key documents related to the Russia investigation is "right around the corner."
In an interview with Fox News, Meadows said he spoke to President Trump about it recently.
“I think the delay is over,” Meadows said. “I think the president is serious. I’ve spoken to him recently and I think declassification is right around the corner, and hopefully, the American people will be able to judge for themselves.”
Meadows was asked to respond to a Fox News interview by former Rep. Trey Gowdy on Sunday in which he said transcripts between FBI informants and former Trump campaign associate George Papadopoulos have “the potential to be a game changer.”
“Gowdy has seen documents that actually I have not seen,” Meadows said. “But we have come to the same conclusion and that is, indeed, George Papadopoulos was actually taped and recorded.”
Meadows said he believes the transcripts will show that Papadopoulos was taped by the FBI. He also claimed the FBI knew “early on” that he was not colluding with the Kremlin.
Special counsel Robert Mueller completed his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election in March, and a redacted report last month shows he was unable to find sufficient evidence of criminal conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Russia.
As part of that investigation, Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his communications with Joseph Mifsud, the professor who reportedly informed Papadopoulos that Russians had harmful information on Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. Papadopoulos also met with Cambridge professor Stefan Halper, an FBI informant, during the campaign.
Gowdy suggested that one of the transcripts concerning Papadopoulos could have the potential to “persuade people,” and signaled that the FBI had refrained from including information about Papadopoulos when applying for a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act application against Carter Page, another Trump campaign aide.
“I think one in particular is going, it has the potential to actually persuade people,” Gowdy said. “Very little on this Russia probe, I’m afraid, is going to persuade people who hate Trump or love Trump. But there is some information in these transcripts that I think has the potential to be a game changer, if it’s ever made public.”
“If you have exculpatory information and you don’t share it with the court, that ain’t good,” Gowdy said, referring to the application sent to the FISA court.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/mark-meadows-declassification-of-russia-investigation-docs-is-right-around-the-corner
Baker,
Please add below POTUS re tweets.
It's getting good!
>>6557153, >>6557155 POTUS rt. Byron York: Mueller changed everything
>>6557176 POTUS rt. Meadows: Why taxpayer funded Mueller investigation if same done again now?
>>6557179 POTUS rt. Meadows: This week more D efforts to re-do the Mueller investigation
>>6557200 POTUS rt. Meadows: Declassification of Russia investigation docs ‘right around the corner’
>Could this be considered a classic case of Divisionfagging?
Connecting things in a reasonable way and posting them is not divisionfagging.
Some of the triggered shill replys however indeed try to divide and rule by trying to attack the messanger.
>>6556891
Shills only confirm being ott.
This shill basically says
<anons, please stop what you do, you are fucking up the ds to much! Stop! Please!
<stop your work here, do anything else, but not this.
Kek, thanks for confirming that anons make you butthurt much.
>that guy is a dumbass
I am anon, posting info, news, digs, theorys, as anon. Made 6 notables this bread…
>As a rule people with opinions on baker and BO are fucking retards, and immediate filters.
Wrong.
This is Q Research, not 'all hail to mighty baker' research. There were plenty of shills in the kitchen already, BO even kicked a BV bc he was a shill. So clearly there is shillery and calling it out is both needed and helpful.
If there is the 'one rule' it is: think for yourself and do not let others tell you rules…
>9000 "BREADS" full of NOTHING
It is 9000 breads of pure pain, 9000 breads of taking down the global DS, of exposing mason symbolism and of not being stopped by shills of fake news media.
You, muh-bot-shill, are here bc of anons being so very fukken effective.
Have a hug, shill.
Maybe you sill be able to leave masonry and free yourself soon.
>While there have been 10 day periods of no famefagging from Q
<famefagging from Q
If you try to spread disinfo, shill, at least try harder and get rid of your antifa tone.
Also, FFS, all anons know that there are often many days w/o, you seem like you just noticed that…
Also, last Q drop on May 13th, maybe you wanna check your math.