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>The Bee: Trump Installs Ejection Seats Throughout Press Briefing Room For the Keks!
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Anonymous 04/07/20 (Tue) 13:13:33 5f4139 (1) No.8714139
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For additional entertainment install ejection seats.
Have been looking for pics of JFK Jr cycling in nyc wearing his green gas mask. If you run across any please post with links.
I remember seeing these in the papers years ago but can't find them anywhere online.
Just so you know I'm not misremembering it, the book below mentions it.
https://books.google.com/books?id=uTAwAAAAQBAJ&pg=PT77&lpg=PT77&dq=jfk+jr+cycling+gas+mask
it's a hail mary to make up for the 8 million votes switched to Hillary on Soros machines. Assuming DHS and NSA have put a stop to electronic vote switching through backdoor software? Also guessing Dems reached that conclusion as well.
literally named "tiffany blue"
http://press.tiffany.com/ViewBackgrounder.aspx?backgrounderId=6
It's been posted many times before, but JFK Jr and his wife's ashes were buried at sea in Tiffany Blue boxes.
https://nypost.com/2013/11/03/rfk-jr-diary-kennedy-family-feuded-before-bodies-were-recovered-in-jfk-jr-crash/
"The bodies were recovered on July 21, all still in seat belts.
In the end, the burial fight proved moot. The bodies were cremated, the remains placed in “Tiffany blue” cardboard boxes, and a burial at sea was planned.
The next day, July 22, Kennedy and other family members, including his uncle Ted, got into three vans, with a police escort, for the trip to Woods Hole, Mass. There they boarded a Navy cutter and rendezvoused with the destroyer USS Briscoe a mile off the coast. The ship took them out 20 miles off Gay Head, Mass., about a mile from the crash site.
“The water had more jellyfish in it than anyone had ever seen. When they let go of the ashes, the plume erupted and settled in the water and passed by in the green current like a ghost. We tossed flowers onto the ghosts. Some of the girls tossed letters from a packet they’d assembled from John’s and Carolyn’s friends. It was a civil violation but the Coast Guard let it go,” Kennedy writes."