TYB!

>>8380435

>second the (more than) bad vibe about Martin Geddes

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Going to slide my ass in here to say that Martin has been on this a long time and I check him from time to time, he usually seems fair to me. Example this from a few days ago:

Q doesn't tell you to isolate yourself from the mass media, just to understand it is propaganda—and to think for yourself. Q often uses the Socratic method to provoke critical thinking. The Q drops are structured as an exercise in logical reasoning. In contrast, the mass media tells you what to think, and will NEVER point you at Q drops, nor the trove of open source intelligence that they lead to. Those who dispute the Official Narrative are ostracised and denigrated.

https://mailchi.mp/martingeddes/asktheq-ignorance-is-not-strength?e=5d5bd3f727

>>8380581

i've been rickrolled?

10-4, thanks for that, eyes on.

>>8380630

Interesting this tracking tool. Remember only 30 US deaths to date.

Anodot, the company pioneering the autonomous monitoring space, has launched a public service including a machine learning driven analytics dashboard that monitors locally reported COVID-19 cases, and notifies users when a particular region’s numbers change significantly.

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https://urlzs.com/1NyQ9

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https://app.anodot.com/#!/dashboards?tabs=main;5e6616e802bce5000df766ca&activeTab=1&$Country_Region=;US&$Province_State=;All&isFullScreen=;true&constRange=;1m&startDate=;1581461993&endDate=;1583963993&autoRefreshInterval=;-1&timeScale=;longlong&eventsPreset=;&eventsOn=;false&invitationId=;inv_88d0-d4dc44770335

Yeah okay

CNN's Jake Tapper expresses doubt about a Biden victory in November

While many talking heads at liberal mainstream media outlets have suggested that former Vice President Joe Biden is poised to defeat President Trump in the general election later this year, CNN anchor Jake Tapper suggested otherwise, comparing Biden's candidacy to John Kerry's against President George W. Bush.

During Tuesday night's election coverage, Tapper made the case why Sen. Bernie Sanders I-Vt., would remain in the race as he later indicated that he would the next day, since he is a "stronger debater" than Biden and will attempt to prove he's a stronger candidate at the upcoming debate.

Then he drew comparisons between this election cycle and the 2004 election cycle.

"To be completely frank, I'm getting real 2004 vibes tonight, which is the Democrats want to beat an incumbent Republican so badly, Democratic voters I mean, that they decide which one is electable and they decide which one is electable," Tapper explained, "And they decide, 'OK, it's John Kerry,' or in this case it's Joe Biden. There's a huge coalescing on that person, they want to end the primary process as soon as possible and they basically coronate this person."

He continued, "Now, what did we learn in the last few weeks: Mark McKinnon, former George W. Bush adviser told me that, actually, they feared Howard Dean more because Howard Dean, even though he was less predictable, there was a starker difference Howard Dean and George W. Bush and he was drawing much bigger crowds than John Kerry was able to."

https://www.foxnews.com/media/cnn-jake-tapper-biden-john-kerry

Byron York on presidential history re why Biden won't win:

No one who served 36 years in the Senate has ever become president.

No one who served 30 years in the Senate has ever become president.

No one who served 25 years in the Senate has ever become president.

No one who served 20 years in the Senate has ever become president.

No one who served 15 years in the Senate has ever become president.

Fourteen vice presidents have become president. Of those, eight became president upon the death of the president. Of that group, some were later elected to the White House, but they were running for the office as the sitting president.

Only one president has gone from the vice presidency to private life and then to the presidency. Richard Nixon.

No one gets elected president who needs longer than 14 years to get from his or her first gubernatorial or Senate victory to either the presidency or the vice presidency. That has been true for a century.

>>8380930

But it's been around forever. It's easy to reveal, headline by headline, news show by news show, press conference by press conference, that there has long been a deliberate, aggressive, and highly successful public relations campaign by pols and those in financial power to sell the public on the narrative du jour. DJT is the first one to shake things up to the point where we are now. He is our best bet for achieving an open international distribution platform for reliable information. Of course, the other side thinks they hold the truth. If a global pandemic can't bring this world together, nothing will. At least not this one that's been cooked up as the real threat. The internet will take care of itself.