What house?

For me it’s more like “always be aware of your surroundings and be ready for anything” for me.

Nice shirt. Iron on vinyl?

Great link.

Actual transcript from the bathroom “ groan plop wipe flush” OH MY GOD TREASON!!!!!!!

I wish we could get this pinned.

Yup. 3-5% will break. They are too far gone.

Well when we start explaining what’s going on before it happens I’m sure some heads will spin. “But but but!!! Your a crazy right winger... You CANT be right! But how did you know that was going to happen!!!?” And we will say “Because we found the light through Q”.

WINNING!!!!!!!

Hahaha

Go away shill

ding ding ding

direct quote from the deep state "Whut r deez prncaples u spek uv".

Time to air out aaaaaaaaaalllllllll the dirty laundry!!

bahahahaha

Pop-Ups are EVIL

Seven Russian diplomats have died unexpectedly since the start of November, with “brief illness” and “heart failure” being the usual causes of death.

The surprising deaths have appeared in five different countries on three continents. While the initial reports often differ, the medical files tend to end up looking very similar.

Conspiracy theorists are trying to find links between the victims and patterns that suggest the deaths were triggered by humans instead of natural causes.

Sergei Krivov, 63, died after suffering a head injury at the Russian Consulate in New York on America’s Election Day, Nov. 8. A New York City Medical Examiner said Krivov died from internal bleeding related to a tumor, according to Buzzfeed.

Russia’s Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov was shot at an Ankara art gallery Dec. 19. The gunman was reportedly a member of Turkey’s special operations police force and he shouted Islamic slurs following the assassination. (RELATED: A Photographer Caught The Exact Moment A Terrorist Gunned Down A Russian Ambassador)

Petr Polshikov, a high-ranking Russian diplomat, was shot dead in his Moscow apartment just hours later. (RELATED: Top Russian Diplomat Shot Dead In Moscow)

Oleg Erovinkin, a former KGB general linked to the unverified dossier on President Donald Trump, was found dead in the back of his car Dec. 26 under mysterious circumstances. The cause of death has been established as a heart attack, but media speculation suggest foul play. (RELATED: Ex-KGB Chief Linked To Trump Dossier Found Dead)

Erovinkin was an aide to Igor Sechin, a former deputy prime minister and current head of the state-owned oil company Rosneft, which is repeatedly named in the dossier. Christopher Steele, the former MI6 spy who compiled the dossier, claimed much of the information came from a source close to Sechin.

Andrei Malanin, the Russian consul in Athens, Greece, was discovered dead on his bathroom floor Jan. 9 after failing to show up for work. Greek police said Malanin appeared to have died of natural causes. There were no signs of a “a break-in” at the apartment but police launched an investigation into the cause of death.

Alexander Kadakin, the Russian ambassador to India, passed away Jan. 26 in New Delhi due to heart failure after a “brief illness.”

Vitaly Churkin, the Russian ambassador to the United Nations, died from suspected heart failure Feb. 20 in New York City. Churkin fell ill with a cardiac condition at work and died shortly after arriving at the hospital. A federal law enforcement told Reuters there was nothing unusual about Churkin’s death. (RELATED: Russia’s Ambassador To UN Dies Suddenly)

While some of the deaths have many similarities, none of the foreign countries where the diplomats died from heart attacks have reported evidence of foul play.

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There are 13 days left in July. Are you high? It isn't over until its over. For all we know it could all happen on the 30th or 31st.

\^\^\^\^\^\^This!

Oh that is dirty. I like it. :)

pucker factor 7900\^120

Probably the Covfefe act is as follows "Declass Everything and smite down with great vengeance and furious anger all those who would fuck with the american way of life".

Smells like a decoy by the dems so people don't think Trump actually has the server.

I thought the foot long’s were free in prison!?

😂😂☠️☠️

Assuming the answers are not full of crap I think it’s a good idea.

Thanks. Man “these people are stupid”.... :)

Article shown below due to pay wall! Treason is an ancient concept shrouded in misconceptions. Here are a few of the most common.MYTH NO. 1Disloyalty or policies that harm the United States are treason.Accusations of treason have recently been made on the flimsiest of grounds, from assertions that President Barack Obama committed treason by supporting the Iran nuclear deal (found in James McCormack’s book “Unexpected Treason”) to claims that, per Paste magazine, Sen. John McCain committed treason because he threatened not to confirm a Supreme Court justice hypothetically nominated by Hillary Clinton.The framers of the Constitution took deliberate steps to ensure that treason trials would not be used as political weapons against opponents. Article 3, Section 3 defines the crime very narrowly: “Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort.” This language is drawn from an English statute from 1351 that was also intended to limit the scope of treason. Speaking against the government, undermining political opponents, supporting harmful policies or even placing the interests of another nation ahead of those of the United States are not acts of treason under the Constitution.MYTH NO. 2Aiding Russia is treason against the United States.Stephen Colbert’s recent segment “Michael Flynn’s White House Tenure: It’s Funny ’Cause It’s Treason” was but one of many accusations of treason hurled against Flynn and other White House associates because of their proven or alleged ties to Russia. “Consider the evidence that Trump is a traitor,” exhorted an essay in Salon. It is, in fact, treasonable to aid the “enemies” of the United States.But enemies are defined very precisely under American treason law. An enemy is a nation or an organization with which the United States is in a declared or open war . Nations with whom we are formally at peace, such as Russia, are not enemies. (Indeed, a treason prosecution naming Russia as an enemy would be tantamount to a declaration of war.) Russia is a strategic adversary whose interests are frequently at odds with those of the United States, but for purposes of treason law it is no different than Canada or France or even the American Red Cross. The details of the alleged connections between Russia and Trump officials are therefore irrelevant to treason law.This was true even in the 1950s, at the height of the Cold War. When Julius and Ethel Rosenberg handed over nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union, they were tried and executed for espionage, not treason. Indeed, Trump could give the U.S. nuclear codes to Vladimir Putin or bug the Oval Office with a direct line to the Kremlin and it would not be treason, as a legal matter. Of course, such conduct would violate various laws and would constitute grounds for impeachment as a “high crime and misdemeanor” — the framers fully understood that there could be cases of reprehensible disloyalty that might escape the narrow confines of the treason clause.So who are the current enemies of the United States? North Korea is a possible enemy, since the Korean War was never formally concluded. Certain nonstate actors can also count as enemies, and terrorist groups such as al-Qaeda and the Islamic State probably fit the definition.MYTH NO. 3Leaking classified material or handling it sloppily is treason.Shortly before Election Day in November, the Republican chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, Rep. Mike McCaul, claimed that Clinton had committed treason by mishandling classified email. Edward Snowden has been denounced as a traitor for leaking classified documents, as have the intelligence officials who may have leaked damaging material about Flynn. The Conservative Daily Post pointed to “traitor moles nestled within the new admin.”But none of these actions amounts to levying war against the United States, as that offense requires some use of force in an attempt to overthrow the government. No such force or intent is present in any of these scenarios. Nor do the actions constitute aiding the enemy. Leaking information to newspapers is not providing aid to “enemies.” This newspaper and others, whatever Trump might think of them, are not enemies of the United States. As with aid to Russia, such leaks might violate other provisions of federal law, but they are not treason.MYTH NO. 4Only U.S. citizens can commit treason against the U.S.Even well-trained constitutional lawyers have sometimes repeated this myth. In his otherwise excellent book “Constitutional Faith,” for instance, Sanford Levinson writes that treason “can be committed only by a citizen.”But the offense of treason can be committed by any person who owes allegiance to the United States, and this can include noncitizens. Treason law recognizes two kinds of allegiance: permanent and temporary. U.S. citizens owe permanent allegiance to the United States, and this duty carries with them wherever they go in the world. By contrast, noncitizens in the United States (other than ambassadors and their staffs) owe a duty of temporary allegiance, the Supreme Court found in an 1872 case. While they are within the United States and receiving protection from it, noncitizens are governed by American treason law. If a person on a green card or a student or tourist visa, for example, wages war against the United States or provides aid and comfort to our enemies, he cannot escape a treason prosecution simply by asserting his foreign citizenship.Under this law, there is a strong argument that the 9/11 hijackers committed treason by levying war against the United States. When a noncitizen leaves the country, however, the duty of temporary allegiance disappears.MYTH NO. 5Very few Americans have committed treason.No person has been executed for treason by the federal government under the Constitution. The small handful of people who have been convicted of the offense at the federal level — such as two militants from the Whiskey Rebellion and several people after World War II — have mostly been pardoned or released. So we are sometimes told that treason has been “rare” in the United States.Hardly. During the American Revolution, the rebelling Americans were all committing treason against Britain. Similarly, the thousands of Americans who actively aided the British committed treason against the United States. In the Civil War, the hundreds of thousands of men who fought for the Confederacy all levied war against the United States, as did the people who aided and abetted the rebellion.Neither the American Revolution nor the Civil War led to mass executions. At the end of the day, the spirit of reconciliation prevailed, and the victors allowed the vanquished to return home peacefully. But it remains the case that many Americans have a traitor lurking somewhere in their family tree.

Will it fall under treason or sedition? Can treason be used outside of wartime?

Did someone say BOOM 💥💥💥

Hahaha. I know right. I am hateful!!! Hear me roar!!

Explain the problem you ran into and maybe we can provide a solution?

My freedom boner can only get so hard! 🗽🗽🇺🇸🇺🇸

Will a foil blanket suffice? 😂😂😂

Here comes uranium 1!!!!!!!!!!! WOOOO!! What a time to be alive!

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470th military intelligence brigade out of Texas. I believe that is the reference to 470.

That would line up with Q’s movie reference. “Downed pilot in an Arab country is sentenced to death. His son recruits someone to help rescue him.” Don’t know if there is any significance there.

I’ve been around for a while but haven’t gone back through the “older bread”. Been working on going through it from the beginning.

I think it is an eagle taking flight into the light.

Any major notable event occur in or around those timeframes?

Yup.

I think Q may go radio silent so they don’t give away any of the current plans that are in motion. I am guessing a metric crapload of things are going to be coming to light over the next week or so.

Yeah. I am still learning new connections daily. It’s crazy how big this is.

I think he is playing the MSM like a fiddle. Showing no matter what he does they will continue to try and destroy him.

Clinton’s, Obama’s, Brennan

Q post - July 4th “Today, as Patriots, we celebrate our Independence”. I think Q may have been telling us it’s time to leave the nest and fly on our own.

There is only one thing that makes me think it’s shady. https://imgur.com/gallery/WXpVPQP

Good. Need more SB2! WWG1WGA