>>6840657 (PB)
>Supreme Court Overturns Precedent
Precedent is only a record of what has been decided previously–not of what has been decided well. Bad precedents should be thrown out as early and often as possible!
>Q is not over. The question has not been asked.
And here's my question (I was >>6840378 last bread)
Why the fuck doesn't anyone ask it? Any anon at a rally, any media personality, HANNITY could ask it FFS. Why does no one ask "Who is Q?" "Is Q real?"
Get me 5 seconds to talk with POTUS on camera and I'll ask it, ffs.
>Well, We're WAITING…
I saw POTUS from the front row at the Phoenix rally last year, but never had a chance to shake his hand or even SHOUT a question at him. All day long I was looking for my chance to say WHO IS Q but there was literally never any chance.
Find an excuse for me to meet with POTUS, I'll ask it. It doesn't take Trump-sized stones to ask a question like that; mine are big enough for the job.
>Her LinkedIn profile has been DELETED as well…..
Can confirm; she was in my network until today.
>Their microaggressions almost killed him.
"Someone assumed my pronouns were he\him\his. They are, but I still almost died."
>How many times do I have to flusj before you go away?
If flushing doesn't work you need to go outside and get a stick, and between that and the plunger you should be able to clear the blockage.
I had an unexepcted opportunity to test this theory at the market last week. Got in line, put my purchases on the belt, and a black man came up behind me in line. I gave him a smile, and then did not grab the divider and turned my attention back to my business. Within seconds, the black man grabbed the divider himself and placed it.
Clearly he was actually a racist fascist white supremacist in disguise, right?
>Your microaggression of turning away from him triggered him and he felt threatened. He had to put the divider there to protect himself from your white aggression you racist, Nazi, privileged fuck!
Do you think it has something to do with the fact that I was wearing a Klan robe and shouted "damn, niggers stink" before I turned around? Fuck.
>Segregation was better for black people.
Blacks were actually doing pretty fucking well in the 1940s and 1950s despite that racism and segregation were legal and rampant. It wasn't until the Great Society Act and other Democrat meddling later on (as well as the CIA purposely bombarding their communities with drugs) that they began to decline to their more recent levels of failure and crime.
They were intentionally destroyed by a party pandering to them which never actually had their interests in mind.
>Be careful who you follow.
For sure–I just think the helicopter method was a great idea that really aligns with the /pol/ack inside me.
>separate black graduation ceremonies
So how do they handle it when a black student is graduating and is in a relationship with a white individual that wants to attend, or with a white student who's also graduating, and they want to be allowed to graduate together, or if they have a white family member or Godparent?
The short-sightedness and double standards of leftists are astounding.
>In "V for Vendetta"Evie did not remove V's mask.
>In "Ghost in the Shell: Stand-Alone Complex" Owie received the book from a still-mysterious source.
Around here, especially when people began speculating that Q was JFK Jr, we used to say "we do not doxx Q."
Knowing Q's identity is not part of the plan and not necessary for saving our republic.
Great references, BTW. S.A.C. was a really enjoyable mystery drama. You're talking about the Ledger from Serano Genomics that showed that many government officials benefited from the Murai vaccine that they helped reject for use by the public?
>I fucking hate it when people don’t use the divider. Makes me furious
Think that makes you mad? I used to poach items from other people's carts or from the person in line behind me and attempt to buy them just to see what they would do. Never got hit, but it easily could have happened. It was always a mix of sheepish tolerance or "hey, what are you doing?" followed by "heh, sorry."
>There is no way that someone like Kappy is Q.
I don't really need any further convincing on that. It was an off-handed "what-if" that in hindsight was ill-considered and pointless speculation. Thank you, however!
>Who is the first one to go?
My money would be on Clapper. He's the most directly culpable, since he had a hand in enabling all three of the others, and wielded a lot more secret power than all three of them combined.
I believe it's q_slowroll (attached)
I've also included a few others that are sometimes relevant to this discussion.
>Yes. And thank you.
>LaughingQ
Shit, I never considered that the Laughing Man logo was also a Q.
>The question means nothing if we ask it. The question must come from someone genuinely seeking answers. We would be seeking validation or vindication.
That's a good point. It would have to be someone whose genuine curiosity toward this subject would mark a major turning of the tides and an opening of the normie mind to questioning the ENTIRE narrative. Someone with a big name, whose hands aren't so stained as to be irredeemable (no deals), but whom other normies would still follow after they asked it. Someone who can influence those who are hopelessly inured in the matrix.
Someone in the news media? Acosta? Cooper? Probably both "assets", can't be salvaged (no deals). None of the dems, definitely can't be salvaged there, unless it was someone with their strings cut, maybe?
>David Hogg is a moonchid.
Thought you typed "moonchud" at first and I laughed. IMHO, Hogg is Adam Lanza.
>1510 Q
https://qmap.pub/read/1510
>Obama's First Exec Order was to Seal his Personal Records
>If Google doesn't jettison her it will be seen to be supporting her position.
The elites have no fondness for incompetence, and getting stung by Project Veritas is unquestionably incompetent. I'm surprised Van Jones didn't eat shit for getting caught on tape admitting Russia was a nothingburger done for ratings.
>Remember this, Anons?
I remember a half-dozen witnesses and survivors of Vegas and Parkland mysteriously committing suicide after giving accounts that contradicted the narrative. I also remember that a DOD contractor who created the cell phone charger found in Paddock's room got raided by the FBI in the middle of the night about a week after the shootings, and then hours later took his disabled daughter into his backyard and blew her head off with a shotgun before doing the same to himself.
>Trump Has Now Shifted $1.3 Million Of Campaign-Donor Money Into His Business - via Forbes
If he didn't charge them room and board at the hotels they stayed at, it would count as an illegal campaign donation. Is this article even serious? The "good people" at forbes cannot be this retarded.
>Jon Beilman? Right?
Yes, though it's spelled "John" in the articles. If you search his name you'll find many articles about his murder-suicide. Pretty sure he was killed by Black-Hats so he could not testify.
>beyond coincidence imo
There are no coincidences. The great powers that be–for good or for evil–leave very little to chance.
>I have my pick for it. Justice can be poetic.
I am dying of curiosity, here. Please tell me your pick! I promise not to go fame-fagging claiming it was my idea (though I can't promise no one else will, I suppose)
> if there was that much water or non burnable matter in jet fuel
They aren't claiming the water is in the jet fuel. Water is a typical combustion product created when burning any hydrocarbon. How can you claim to work in fuel quality control and not know this? This is first-year chemistry stuff.