I've been away from the board for a few days and just beginning to get caught up.

That said, kindly forgive this if it's already been pointed out:

On the Ted Cruz Twitter thread which Q posted, a person posting as "WeAreBetterThanThis" and claiming to be Miller's uncle posted several times, each one being standard JIDF propaganda, sourcing his "facts" from Jewish ADL reports and similarly biased sources.

One of his tweets purportedly quotes an article from dailymail.co.uk dated April of 2018. There's a mathematics non-sequitur here: The person being quoted as being reminded of 1930 Berlin is also said to be 79 years old. IF the man's age is accurate, he was born nine years AFTER 1930. He could not possibly remember what it was like, as he would not have been old enough to remember events until he was at least two or three years old (for most people, it's closer to five years old). That would mean he could remember what Berlin was like in 1941, at the earliest. I'm not saying Berlin 1941 was a picnic, I'm just saying that there is a mathematical conundrum in this article and it's therefore an example of bad reporting/propaganda.

>>7158384

>Everything in my gut is telling me that these people are all connected.

They probably are, similar to how all the pedovores are all connected. Birds of a feather…

>>7158391

How does one sue a non-entity? Seems like a lack of jurisdiction would apply here.

>>7158445

The Right Use of Will is being able to accept everything involved with the process of coming into agreement without overpowering or denying anything.

This describes balancing one's own will and rights with those of everyone else. It describes resolving differences without violating anyone else's rights. If we were all to live up to this model, there would be no evil in the world.

>>7158480

>knowing yourself is key to life.

With this I agree. I interpret the Right Use of Will as relating to other people though.

Interesting mention of "Q-Force" in regards to the military:

<https://www.naturalhealth365.com/quercetin-viral-infections-3055.html>

While 45 percent of the placebo group contracted a viral illness, only 5 percent of the quercetin group fell ill. And, as an added bonus: the athletes in the quercetin group also scored better on a mental alertness test.

Calling the results “ground-breaking,” a study co-leader noted that the research was the first ever to show that a natural plant compound can prevent viral infection. The DOD was so impressed by the results that the agency has developed a quercetin supplement (Q-Force) for military personnel.

>>7158514

>why is he agreeing to some horrible budget proposal

POTUS vowed "never again" after his first continuing resolution budget compromise.

>>7158530

What I thought notable was that the military was so impressed with the study's results that they developed a supplement for military use called Q-Force.

The Sun Also Rises,… and I've gotta catch some shut-eye.

Enjoy the Mueller Show, Q-Force!