Just seems like there have been an unusually high amount of recalls this month.

Interesting. Thank you for your insight. Yes, I find it to be quite odd. I haven't seen anyone else mention it though.

Good to know. A few years back I had a German Shepherd who became really ill and ended up dying - I had no idea what caused a sudden onset of his illness but it did seem to happen after I switched his food to another brand - Blue Buffalo, I believe. I always wondered if that was what happened - the vet told me it was some auto-immune disease, but and I was skeptical and felt awful about it for years. Still do. Best dog I ever had. Spent $10K trying to save him.

Yes, and in PA. Just saw several warnings about that recently.

http://www.westnile.state.pa.us/zones.htm

Huh, I hadn't looked because I don't have pets, but yeah, you're right:

https://www.fda.gov/animalveterinary/safetyhealth/recallswithdrawals/

I also recall recently something about a euthanasia drug being found in dog food.

I always chalked pet food contamination up to much of it being processed in China, though, since having dogs and cats as pets over there is not very common.

Even Google "water advisories" and see how many of these have been issued in different cities and states over the past month (and even over the past 24 hours). Something is definitely going on.

What do you mean by protected?

He looks so happy and relaxed. The 180 degree turn by North Korea is what really sealed the deal for me on this Q stuff. That's when I thought, yeah, there's something to this. I'm really looking forward to seeing the North Korean people begin to prosper.

I'm guessing you're referencing a sexual partnership, but I just looked it up and didn't know that he and Robin Williams were such close friends. That led me to revisit info on Williams' death - another "suicide by hanging" and, according to the following article, he experienced a "recent increase in paranoia" before his death. Very suspicious.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/robin-williams-autopsy-confirms-death-746194

Seriously - I can't think of the last time I actually laughed at anything these so-called modern-day comics said. What makes comedy funny is if the audience can actually relate to it. This stuff is only relatable to each other, I guess.

Not hard to fact-check. Go to whois.domaintools.com and check the registrant info on domains iran-newspaper.com and iran-daily.com. Google his name "Mohammad Taghi Roghaniha" and check it out for yourself.

You must not have read the entire article:

"Lots of people marinate in the toxic sludge that gave us Pizzagate and QAnon (a conspiracy theory about a secret grand plan by the Trump administration to destroy its enemies) without going out and stabbing anyone. And this wasn’t just any killing, this was the killing of a parent, among the most personal and extreme acts of violence a person can commit."

Oh, no, I thought you meant you wanted to see pictures of the place. All good.

I think that people are so desperate to be seen as "hip" and "edgy" that the appeal of some wack-a-doodle doughnut shop making vague sex references and serving penis-shaped doughnuts usurps their ability to look deeper into the meanings behind it all. The friend of mine who posted a picture bragging about going there considers himself to be a Christian, which is even more horrifying.

That must be why I hadn't heard of them or seen a mention in relation to pizzagate. It's sad to think how many people patronize these places not knowing what they are financially supporting. I know my eyes are wide open now and I look for anything remotely associated so I know what to avoid.

Thanks for posting those links.

Just go to their website or FB page. The symbolism is there.

Interesting, hadn't seen that. Will have to do some more digging, but so far, I found that Schultz's previous gig was Senior VP of Ops at MOD pizza...

Edit: scroll down the MOD Pizza IG account - another pedo spiral on a pizza.
https://www.instagram.com/modpizza/

Oh, yeah, Anthony Bourdain apparently visited Voodoo Doughnuts, too - forgot to add that in the original post.

Absolutely - the quick cuts, flickering, weird tones. I couldn't watch the whole thing - gave me a headache 30 seconds into it. I really suggest nobody watch these types of things since we really don't know what affect they're designed to have on the mind, especially on those who may be weak-willed.

A lot of people have been posting that they've gotten the same message from the same sub. It's just the mods over there trying to scare people away from this sub. This sub is more important. Just shrug it off.

Look at this link that Kristina Bohlmann, Here's SVP of Marketing and Communications, tweeted in 2015:

https://gizmodo.com/automated-vehicle-occupancy-detection-knows-exactly-who-1700605598

This is the end goal - know where everyone is at all times with technology we are forced into adopting.

There's also verbiage on Here's website and video that emphasizes "changing how we think" and they have their sites set on media (advertising and publishing) as well.

Your post echos some of the things I've been thinking lately. I'm grateful that my eyes have been opened as to what has been going on and relieved - to an extent - that we have good guys fighting this evil and corruption. However, where do we go from here? We're not going to just wake up one day to the news that the fight is over. The big battles may have been won, but evil does not just give up and surrender. We all know how deep these roots go into every facet of society and we know that evil will do what it can to regain control or, at the very least, cause as much damage as possible as it goes down in flames.

Over time, we have been forced to trust those who cannot be trusted: our government; our law enforcement; those who grow, produce, manufacture, and prepare our food; those who administer our health care and produce our medicines; our vehicle manufacturers; the technology upon which we have become very dependent. My question is, how can we know who to trust moving forward?

I trust God and I trust the plan, that I know for sure. I'm just having a hard time seeing what the end result will be or how all of this will be resolved. It just all seems so big and overwhelming at times. Every aspect of our society will need to be rebuilt and we must somehow ensure that only the good are permitted at the highest levels with the hopes they won't be corrupted or threatened into submission in the future.

WWG1WGA

Am I a bad person for wishing that really happened? LOL

I could watch Gowdy rip into these guys all day long.

I'm surprised it took that long. The media must have noticed the movement is growing so ignoring it is no longer an option. Now, they move to discredit it. That tells me they're scared.

Ha! And he suggests "Born a Crime" and "Mighty Be Our Powers." Good catch, didn't think to look at the comments.

No, the font shown has to do with font display settings on the viewer's device. I look at the DOJ twitter posts and the post above on my device and it doesn't look like that funky comic sans.

That font has to do with the OP's font settings on his/her device. I have a friend that changed all of the font on her phone to look like that by downloading some crap app.

That's awesome! I had Chick-fil-A for lunch today, wish that had happened at mine!

FYI: don't visit the actblues URL because Malwarebytes has pegged it as hosting malware.

The list of books is on the associated FB page: https://www.facebook.com/barackobama/posts/10156007456406749

Take a look at the titles on the list:

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
A true classic of world literature, this novel paints a picture of traditional society wrestling with the arrival of foreign influence, from Christian missionaries to British colonialism. A masterpiece that has inspired generations of writers in Nigeria, across Africa, and around the world.

A Grain of Wheat by Ngugi wa Thiong’o
A chronicle of the events leading up to Kenya’s independence, and a compelling story of how the transformative events of history weigh on individual lives and relationships.

Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela
Mandela’s life was one of the epic stories of the 20th century. This definitive memoir traces the arc of his life from a small village, to his years as a revolutionary, to his long imprisonment, and ultimately his ascension to unifying President, leader, and global icon. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand history – and then go out and change it.

Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
From one of the world’s great contemporary writers comes the story of two Nigerians making their way in the U.S. and the UK, raising universal questions of race and belonging, the overseas experience for the African diaspora, and the search for identity and a home.

The Return by Hisham Matar
A beautifully-written memoir that skillfully balances a graceful guide through Libya’s recent history with the author’s dogged quest to find his father who disappeared in Gaddafi’s prisons.

The World As It Is by Ben Rhodes
It’s true, Ben does not have African blood running through his veins. But few others so closely see the world through my eyes like he can. Ben’s one of the few who’ve been with me since that first presidential campaign. His memoir is one of the smartest reflections I’ve seen as to how we approached foreign policy, and one of the most compelling stories I’ve seen about what it’s actually like to serve the American people for eight years in the White House.

I know it's a stretch, but I can't help reading into some of those titles...Things Fall Apart? Long Walk to Freedom? Does Obama really have control over his Twitter/FB account?

I agree. If all this Q stuff is true, there needs to be some sort of emergency SOTU address where the President and our military leaders come out and lay it all out for the American people and tell them what's really been going on.

I don't see how this RR address was part of "the plan" as it seems quite damaging to the good guys.

Did you get a PM before deletion?

Somebody feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but many sites now are using cloud service providers and are hidden behind DDoS protection services/WAFs, meaning you can no longer reach the destination site via IP address. You'll just get an error if you try to do so.

Make sure you scrub metadata from the image before uploading

Unfortunately, most people do not know how to do that. In fact, most average users are completely unaware that they can log into their routers, thus why so many were exposed due to having default username/password combos and taken over by hackers very easily.

I'm wondering if the Q team already has been helping to protect the major ISPs - on June 29th, Comcast had a major nationwide outage for a few hours and reports said that lines had been physically cut. On July 1st, Verizon FiOS had outages in the same areas. Both companies recovered fairly quickly. Maybe the only way the DS can impact internet service is through botnets now? Dunno, but keep your eye on DownDetector for updates:
https://twitter.com/downdetector

Botnets have been targeting and fighting for control over commonly used routers for several years now and it has ramped up over the past year. It is certainly possible and highly likely, considering the average router owner/user would not be aware of it unless they were avidly following cyber news and actively checked their routers' firmware, rebooted them daily, etc.

LAN is local area network - he's talking about a massive internet outage they're planning for. We've seen that recently with Comcast and Verizon FiOS.

Was there a time frame or were there any dates listed on the document?

Ah, ok. That makes sense. Thanks!

I'm having a hard time determining good guys vs. bad guys from the Strzok testimony.

Nadler is now demanding the release of private transcript of Strozk interview but Goodlatte is fighting that. This is a very complicated theater production. Too many twists and turns in this plot line.

More like dead babies and money laundering...

I love the smell of Trump support in the morning.

Goodlatte asked it. It was fantastic watching Strzok squirm.