>>879342

>www.researchgate.net/publication/284246674_The_Turnover_of_a_Tippy_Top

This is brilliant, anon. Tippy Top means a spinning top that falls over. So, we have a dynamic

cabal that's spinning (lies in the media), spinning (events in the real world), spinning (truth in the schools), and it's all going to fall over.

Maybe my interpretation of your post is wrong, but that's how this anon reads it. Their spinning is about to stop.

In regards to POTUS IRL habbenings:

We know that embassies are shock full of clowns. Now, let's assume Putin and POTUS are

both anti-cabal leaders. How do you get a bunch of clowns out of a foreign embassy and

back onto your home soil so you can arrest them?

You expel their clowns back to them (ready to be arrested) and they send your clowns back into

your jurisdiction. Much easier than figuring a way to bring them home under a different excuse.

Just pondering.

The latest Jason Bourne film was a thinly-disguised TraceBook working with the C_A to develop a "spy on everyone" feature. What's POTUS been attacking? It seems obvious why it is "misspelled."

>>879490

I'm with you for the most part. I use my carbon-based filter called "ignore." I put up simple

mathematics to refute one time, and got ignored. Since then I occasionally tell other anons to ignore him. Have you noticed FEShill has stopped posting now that he's getting no (yous) for his efforts? He needs to come up with a new schtick, or his clown masters will stop paying him.

>>879523

Porton is saying that the novichok that got Skirpal may not be made in Russia, according to another

anon's post, citing RT (Russian foreign news service). That got me thinking. "Why would POTUS

immediately blame Russia if it isn't proven?"

Since I ruled out "stupid," the "get the spies back home to serve arrest warrants" answer was

the only thing that made sense to me. I could be wrong, but everything fits nicely.

>>879552

See followup:

>>879551

I think it must be correct. This is the excuse to bring the clowns back home to be arrested.

>>879559 Kim, Park, and Song (not 100% on Song, but certain about Kim and Park) are the three most common Korean names. You cannot marry someone with the same family name, even if you aren't closely related.

The AimShills are back now that FlatShill is gone. MuhJooos is probably on deck. Do the anons

present see how well ignoring the shills works at making them stop? FE left when no one fed him

any (yous).

>>879692

When that came out, I edited it to put Jesus, Mary and Joseph on it, and announced on TraceBook

(yes I was on it then… for about another 3 months) that I had proof of Christ's birth and that

all doubters could now come back to church. Probably got unfriended by a few for that.

>>879705

Those who respond to shills are either shill enablers or clowns. Quit giving them (yous) and they go away eventually. You are helping to slide the bread.

>>879919

Sauce?

>>879937

Thanks, anon. I'd send you some money, but I don't use paypal.

Is there a baker in the house?

>>879990

Concern, not impatience. I had not seen a "baking" or "kneading" announcement and wanted at least a few posts if a bake was needed.