>>9855029

Oh thanks, that's generous of you. I'm thinking about it still. Words are totally important. I find visuals do more today in terms of persuasion. which is unfortunate, but a reality.

Moving beyond digital is also critical but again, the CV has us locked down and so we are dependent on communicating virtually. Of course, I am focused on winning the election battle as a priority (along with keeping the Senate, without which we are lost) but there are plenty of battles to be won and whatever you do for your part is welcomed and appreciated!

Story-telling is a rare and wonderful art and I like the Anon's idea of recording yourself. Podcasts are also popular (again, digital, but here we are) but I'd love to get back to the old town square days when people could gather around a small stage and hear story-telling.

I am also in the publishing industry and have been for more than 30 years. Small Q world!

>>9855106

Last bread I had these three off the top of my head (and when I posted I didn't realize that Whittaker is still alive at 91!). Do you have to be dead to get into the statute garden?

Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr.

Captain Robert E. Case

James W. Whittaker

>>9855106

And a few more:

Audie Leon Murphy

Daniel Hale Williams (performed the world's first successful heart surgery, in 1893)

Too bad James Bowie was a slave trader!

>>9855213

Great, that means Mike Lindell can get in (for keeping Fox News alive with his advertising spending).

>>9855180

Fantastic, you can already do a book. Print is totally coming back and I treasure all of my books. At one point I was moving and had to offload 500 books to a wholesaler. I cried as he left and the check was nothing to console me. I still miss all those damn books!

>>9855327

People like him are descended from the ones who created plausible deniability. They will never see a day in jail.

>>9855361

Funny, that's how I read it and said as much. Up until this, about 50 percent of the people were wearing masks in the grocery stores here. Yesterday, everyone, and I mean everyone, had on a mask. Sigh.

>>9855401

I think maybe it's because she's in Marshal Service's custody and they probably don't have the same procedure in terms of releasing the booking photos to the public. Don't worry, Daily Mail will be the first to get it when it's available, lol.

"U.S. Marshals will not release information to the public concerning federal prisoners. U.S. Marshals will not disclose personal histories or photographs of prisoners, or arrival or departure times of prisoners."

https://www.usmarshals.gov/prisoner/photos.htm

>>9855467

Si, de nada!

I was also searching for "Maxwell dies in custody" and the auto fill was already working…

>>9855509

They want you divided.

>>9855538

Yea, I'd love to do some in-depth research on why Native Americans have only furthered their cause through gambling casinos. This has bothered me for some time and I started getting into some interesting discussions with members of a NM res but they clammed up when the questions got a bit too deep.

The one who can do this is Scott Adams NOT the Dilbert one but the one who bought Red State Talk Radio. He is of Native American descent and a Q follower.

http://redstatetalkradio.com/sas/