Reposting from heel of lb because it's important

>>8128748 lb

You're right. If I remember to include sauce - like recent one from TX on school teacher, baker on duty can include or not. Does that sound good?

The descriptions I think are really important. I try to skim notables and it really helps. Short ones help bakers so you (bakers) don't have to take time to look at it and puzzle it out, while trying to juggle character limitations in the dough.

For the anon-analyses, yes, even more important and sometimes more difficult.

EVERYONE should do the few simple, quick and easy things to help bakers, note-takers, and memefarmer. They aren't complicated or difficult and it makes the work easier, and output better. And that's what really matters, since what we do here collectively radiates outwards, so it should be the best it can be, to better help the normies out there who are learning from and sharing it with others so they can learn, also.

>>8128949

There are sane people in CA, just too few. This guy was brave and I hope he stays safe, what a good fellow to go out and try to help clean up the filth in the streets. It reminds me of the guy who travels to Baltimore… people taking the initiative instead of expecting government to do it.

GOOD ON HIM!

>>8128993

>Why is Ciaramella's protection such a BFD?

Sometimes seeing it graphically can explain better, faster than in words…

>>8129020

I didn't know that, thank you. I admire him even more now, and I hope more people help with that and do things like that on their own, inspired.

>>8128967

I know bakers juggle a lot while baking, especially when threads go fast, I missed the post about spending a lot of time reading stuff, I just try to help you guys out as simply and efficiently as possible.

And you're right on a well-sauced post. It's so easy peasy.

>>8128968 >>8128913

>posting concerning the CoronaVirus from a Chinese Nation perspective.

I remember that, it was last night or yesterday if I am not mistaken - the one where the person's son was getting updates from China?

>Does any VigilantAnon or RepositoryAnon have a link to this 8kun posting?

Didn't see your request at first, but the simple answer for you is yes! There are multiple places that collect previous notables, one on-site and 2 off-site:

You can search wearthene.ws and qresear.ch to find past notables, also there is a Notables thread on this board (go to the catalog, which is linked at the top and bottom of each thread) you can look at without leaving this site, and if you know the title, name or some particular keyword, you can just CTRL+F on the notables thread to find it quickly.

Many anons will help others because that's what the board is for. Good luck!

>>8128976

>>8129066

Wow, good job!

>>8129068

>>8129155

So Mr. Moon is specifying that the "evergreen tree" is a HOLLY tree (with the red berries). The "red babies" line is weird, but could refer (literally) to male cardinals which are read and native to the area. Metaphorically…"red babies"…. aren't holly berries poisonous?

>>8129179

>Red babies….commies born in the country to commies.

OF COURSE!

Who are those?

NEOCONS

Bill Kristol, son of Irvin Kristol

etc.

Also see: The Red Thread by Diana West

it traces the Communist ties of every person involved in this coup attempt

BOOM

>>8129288

>Should we check delta between this and something related by HRC?

I appreciate that anon, but I don't think the time between my Eric Ciaramella graphic post and anything else is noteworthy? Maybe I'm misunderstanding you.

>>8129340 Me, too, and you're so right.

>>8129358

How the fuck is Crowdstrike worth so much in the first place?!? Rhetorical question…

>>8129454

You can connect to the site on tor using 8kun.top, or you can connect using the .onion address. You are connecting via 8kun.top, that's why.

The .onion address is in the OP if you or anyone else are looking for it.

>>8129465

China is an interesting place, with a very different mindset than the west or other places. Chinese will accept an unbelievable amount of bullshit because they are by nature collectivists, and when they do revolt or go to war with each other, tens of millions die. Xi is dealing with a very dicey situation there, and I disagree with you. It is really a tinderbox, and there is a very good likelihood that the people are close to having had enough. There are many more of them then the CCP, but the enormous military of excess males is also a factor.

>>8129519

There are. Most don't understand that while the CCP runs China, it's not strictly, classical communism. China saw how the Soviet Union fell and got raped again, and they aren't going to go that way. It's more of a hybrid system and moving away from classical communism slowly. Xi is trying to consolidate power right now and things are barely in control. The people are suffering, furious and scared, their economy is inextricably linked to ours (their currency is pegged to the USFRN) and they are limited in how they hit the US without hurting themselves (financially).

I and many others hope the Chinese people can free themselves, and there is no doubt 'help' available to them should they choose to do so.

>>8129551

True, but they have weapons whereas the People do not, and have demonstrated that they will not hesitate to use them on the People.

>>8129604

The PLA have the weapons, NOT the CCP.

I stand corrected, thank you. It's important to distinguish the two, which I did not.

The generals can shift allegiance at any time if they think that the CCP is finally broken beyond repair.

Within the last few years, the CCP forbid the generals from being involved with business, because they were gaining power and that of course was the threat to the govt. No doubt some harbor grudges or at least bad feelings about that, though they would have to stay mum or get removed and maybe 'disappeared.'

>it is becoming clearer every day that a monolith cannot function as a modern government.

Yes, and their slow approach to the hybrid model cannot keep pace with the world, so it is destined to fail.