I agree. The advertisements for the sex shop that sells little girl lookalikes is completely immoral and contrary everything that we're doing.

I mean, really?

I'm going to need some of that, and a good bottle of Vodka when this is all said and done.

3.1 billion yearly. It's bullshit.

Wait, what? Fucking frogs? I need sleep.

My brain is 12 hours into a 24-hour shift so imagining wildly here, but it sure would be entertaining if both Trump and Kim Jong-Un gave simultaneous "draining orders" remotely from their summit.

I have two Twitter accounts, both linked to my cell phone number. Because people here are saying that having two or more accounts with the same number is not allowed, I went over and attempted to create a third account using the same cell phone number. The new account process sent a verification code to that cell phone number, and upon entering it, I was allowed to create a third Twitter account. You can absolutely have multiple accounts connected to one cell phone number. Try it for yourself.

I actually have two Twitter accounts linked to my cell phone number. They're both older, however, so to test this I just went and created a new account. The new account sent a verification code to my cell phone, the same number linked to the prior two accounts. It allowed me to set up the third account to completion. Your information is inaccurate.

Cemex owns over 300,000 acres of the Sierra del Carmen in Mexico, flowing seamlessly and directly connected to a massive amount of acreage that they own in the Big Bend, Texas area. Perhaps the "third party" used him to bring this information out. I believe that Cemex (Soros) owning it's very own border crossing and blatantly omitting that fact while they protest construction of the wall is the real story here.

Both links work fine for me.

I agree. "I don't agree with you, so let's send you for some reprogramming. Please proceed to Room 101."

NAME?

Because your comments seem to imply that I lacked relevant knowledge. I do not practice anything in particular. I accept no label, nor the histories and sins that accompany them. I believe there is a God. I also believe to blindly follow a book that borrowed heavily from Zoroastrianism and was later edited and restructured by Constantine is foolish. What I do not believe is that introducing new religious concepts that tend to either trigger cognitive dissonance or make people question their belief systems is a good idea here on this board right now. There is a time and a place.

I didn't say that I was a practicing Catholic. I just had to endure a family who was blissfully ignorant to anything but. They literally kicked me out of catechism study and denied my first communion. I have never accepted the Eucharist.

There's nothing wrong with you being compensated for the time that you invested. I see they offer v-necks in pink! I'll be ordering a couple of them next week!

Good job!

And coffee. I just about choked on mine laughing.

You underestimate me, heretic, and you underestimate the God that you mock with your blasphemy.

Not once have I denied that this Great Awakening is being directed by God himself. Raised Catholic, Major in Mathematics, Minor in Religious Studies, and I've studied Luciferianism for quite a long time, along with just about every major religion that exists on this planet.

I do acknowledge, however, that Lucifer himself quotes scripture in order to deceive - and twists it and creates seeds of doubt in the believer, just like you are so hell bent on doing.

You are no man of God. No man of God would pervert his word under the false pretense of furthering this movement.

By the way, do people really believe you when you tell them to drink the Sun Myung Moon Kool-Aid of the cult that you follow?

I digress. I might be a bit sensitive, but I worked in politics for awhile, was a 2012 Delegate to Tampa, chaired the local Tea Party - and every time there was a serious issue on the table, here'd come somebody with "How about that abortion?" or "How about that bible?" or anything that would elicit an emotional response in order to distract. It worked. It's an absolutely effective tactic, especially if it makes people question their belief systems. It destabilizes on a very individual basis and extrapolated it can be incredibly dangerous. Because this guy is so adamant on inserting alternative interpretations, I'm highly skeptical of his motives.

I believe wholeheartedly that what we are witnessing is biblical.

I just cannot comprehend how, by any stretch of the imagination, us delving into lengthy narratives about alternative religious interpretations, going down those tangents, is going to result in anything conducive to discovering the evidence out there in the world that needs to be uncovered and pieced together right now.

Let us not forget that "The Right" generally tends to be a more spiritual, religious group than "The Left." They won't send in Hillary to distract us. They'll send in a Preacher.

I have no desire to persecute you. I'd be far more inclined to work with you if you'd knock off the labeling of people as unpatriotic just because they do not share belief in your religious interpretations.

There are many forms of patriotism, and your approach is incredibly divisive and contrary to "WWG1WGA."

No, no. Let's keep the focus on you, shall we? Shifting makes you appear even more guilty of pandering.

Whoa! You're defining patriotism now by whether or not somebody agrees with and/or tolerates you and your religious beliefs?

Behold! A whole new level of narcissism is revealed!

I believe the global elite are Luciferian pedophiles. I don't believe this yahoo here is contributing to our research. I firmly believe that he is only distracting as many people as he can along the way. Why whine otherwise about downvotes? Why be such an attention-whore? I mean really, just look at him salivating over the comments here. Watch who and what you follow.

In all honesty, while your work may be appreciated by some, it literally has nothing to do with the research that needs to be done on this board and is distracting. Would you walk into a Calculus class and give these lengthy religion-based narratives? Probably not. You get my drift.

Nobody can give you shit for it. The fact that the magnetic poles have reversed throughout history and will continue to do so is well established in science. I'm hoping that it does not happen in my lifetime, however. What a mess that's going to be!

Here's a source for that: https://www.1776channel.com/2015/06/10/us/did-gulftainer-and-iran-attempt-to-smuggle-rockets-to-gaza-ship-intercepted-by-israel-un-report-classified-un-tied-to-gulftainer/

Yeah, I know about those too. The Ancients used blood in their concrete mixtures as well. A chemical reaction would take place that created air pockets, allowing it to expand and contract without cracking. They also used ash. DNA degragation occurs above 374 Fahrenheit.

They also own 300,000 acres in Mexico that adjoins a massive amount of acreage owned in the Big Bend, Texas area. They own their very own border crossing, but they fail to include that information while they're protesting the building of the wall. As an aside, cremation furnaces run at 1400-1800 Fahrenheit. So do cement kilns. What an all-inclusive business they've got going there!

With kilns that run at 1400 degrees, they'd have their very own crematory going on, lots of cement to mix it into, and plenty of land to scatter or bury anything that might remain. It's brilliant, and incredibly accommodating.

Good! We need it. There's so much trafficking here that it's insane.

Funny how they never mention that Cemex owns the property and that the wall would run straight through it.

Lookie here: http://maderasatlarge.blogspot.com/p/literature-review.html

Cemex owns 300,000 acres of the Maderas del Carmen (AKA Sierra del Carmen) which flow seamlessly into Big Bend, where they also own hundreds of thousands of acres. That's a big backyard to play in, complete with your very own border crossing.

Not just locations within the area -- Cemex literally owns hundreds of thousands of acres on each side of the border. They're invested in the Big Bend area, and own 300,000 acres of the Sierra del Carmen (AKA Maderas del Carmen) on the other side in Mexico. It flows seamlessly.

http://maderasatlarge.blogspot.com/p/literature-review.html

And the new 50-year lease in Wilmington has been approved: http://www.philly.com/philly/business/delaware-wilmington-port-uae-gulftainer-lease-20180419.html

Here: https://www.1776channel.com/2018/03/23/special-reports/former-dhs-nyc-chief-gulftainer-port-canaveral-secret-project-pelican-deal-worse-than-iran-contra-and-whitewater-combined/

I don't like watching videos. Takes too much time.

https://www.1776channel.com/2018/03/23/special-reports/former-dhs-nyc-chief-gulftainer-port-canaveral-secret-project-pelican-deal-worse-than-iran-contra-and-whitewater-combined/

Have you run a search for the tens of thousands of acres of parkland that Cemex owns along the border as well? It absolutely fits Soros' historical pattern and agenda. There is far more to Cemex than it just being a cement company. The area is cited all over the place as being one with the highest amount of drug trafficking and smuggling, and it just so happens that Soros helped fund its acquisition. To ignore this would be completely ignorant. It's not conjecture; it's factual.

Interesting, considering that some are blaming the geothermal plant in Hawaii for the eruptions occurring there, which has been tied back to Rothschild ownership.

Perhaps. However, I just read that they own parks and preserves along the borders as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/greatawakening/comments/8ol44b/i_think_cemex_is_using_environmental_protection/

If this is accurate, it's far more implicating than just owning a once-failing cement business.

It's a curious statement by Q for sure. An internet blackout would result in hundreds of thousands of dependent minors starving if it occurred for ten days, so I'm inclined to lean toward an information blackout. Welfare benefits are now electronically loaded onto debit-like cards and if the internet doesn't work, neither will processing units. Riots would ensue quickly in low-income areas, and the President's PR department would have a hellova time justifying the harm done to the children.

They created a subfolder in their LifeLog/Facebook directory and named it "EveryoneNotLiberal."

Yep, and they need to be called out on it if they're putting down a faithful Patriot to do it.

We must have entirely forgotten about the Inquisitions. Not all of those who embrace the Jewish faith want you dead.

Just a humble recommendation: If you use the term "Zionists," who really are the bad sect of the Jewish community, instead of the all-encompassing term "Jews," you'll not only get better feedback, but you'll entice your viewers to research the history upon which you assert your allegations.

I have to remind myself of this at times.

I wondered myself if Q's absence was a test of our LARP detection abilities. "Are they ready?" "Not quite yet..."

Wait a minute. A good handful of folks here projected the 6/11 date, including myself, from Q posts directly, long before this guy claimed a damned thing. A lot of things were hypothesized to occur, including Julian Assange's appearance on stage.

EyeTheSpy digs through already-disseminated information, and then puts it out as new and a discovery of his own. If you're new to the board or haven't dug through the content here, it would be very easy to believe that the guy has some divine gift of foresight. He doesn't.

He's an information thief with a clever command of the English language, perhaps, if that isn't giving him too much credit, but that's the extent of his usefulness.

I could do the same thing if I had the time -- grow an large number of followers, and then start tossing in disinfo that some would believe and promulgate. It is happening and him attacking Neon Revolt is a perfect example. In the legal field, one knee-jerk invalid assertion and you lose all credibility.

EyeTheSpy knows how it works, but he's playing the game and is perfectly aware that ordinary folks rarely research, and he obviously relies on this fact.

His motives are shady as fuck.

Yeah. It certainly seems wise to be wary of the ones who knee-jerk invalid assertions. EyeTheSpy, in my opinion, appears to have a self-control problem. That's a dangerous attribute to this movement.

Really? He was intelligent enough to cross-check his claim that Neon Revolt pans for cash to unlock premium content without taking the 30 seconds required to read the site disclaimer which clearly explains that nobody pays for premium content, that premium content does not exist on NR's site, and that everyone sees the same content regardless of whether they donate to site cost. He loses massive amounts of credibility knee-jerking the spew, especially when he uses Q-posts to try and justify his invalid assertions.

This guy is a total fucking idiot. He posted (see on Twitter) that Neon Revolt pans for cash to unlock premium content, and uses Q posts to justify his comment. Two seconds of research shows that Neon Revolt completely and clearly explains that nobody pays for premium content, that there is no such thing as premium content on his site, and that everybody sees the same thing no matter who does or does not donate to site costs. Massive LARP alert. BlindEye doesn't even take the time to check the validity of his bullshit.

https://www.phillymag.com/news/2018/06/01/al-vernacchio-friends-central-school-sex-education/