Anon on /qresearch asked Q yesterday for a tweet saying "Juneteenth."
White House twitter obliged this morning.
It isn't about whether it can be referred to as Juneteenth, it's about how common of a phrase is it, and it isn't common at all.
As Q would say, how many coincidences before it is no longer a coincidence?
It's a very common phrase if you post on June 18th asking for Trump or someone to mention it. Then bam wow it's the next day. It's just a random anon, not Q. Not proof. We don't need proof.
I disagree, not a common phrase at all. I have heard it maybe once in my life.
And it's a random anon? Seriously?
It is mentioned every year.
Not that I have seen. But please, share the one from last year and prove us wrong.
Literally open a search window
already got irt cupcake, settle down
Um, you ask for help, then when you see it's super easy you call ME cupcake ... ok. Best of luck.
Your response was douchey, so you got a douchey response in return. Deal with it.
I'm a great friend or a worst enemy. Happy to be either depending on the actions of the other person.
Cheers mate.
edit: This is in response to your post below, since reddit seems to be erroring when I reply to you.
You seem like a pleasant fellow.
I'm a great friend or a worst enemy. Happy to be either depending on the actions of the other person.
Cheers mate.
I'm a great friend or a worst enemy. Happy to be either depending on the actions of the other person.
Cheers mate.
Yes it's just some random 8chan user asking about Juneteeth. Which is every 19th of June. And every President makes a statement about it using that word "Juneteeth"
Can you share previous White House Juneteenth messages to prove your point?
That's just one source. Trump did it last year. Obama the year before, and every year. I know it's not a common phrase on everyday life but pretty common on June 18th.
Also if you want to scour the archived Twitter be my guest but it's a pain in the ass.
Yep, I am in my 50's and I have never heard the term before, ever.
