Q Anon: (4/22/18) FRiendly Freeper Collaboration

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[Yulee]

You have to get vaccinations in order to protect yourself when traveling to many third world countries. so travel outside the US may be in her plans in the near future.

[Yaelle]

Oh how great if Jay Z is involved. Insufferable bastard.

[greeneyes]

Thanks for the ping. Not sure of the answer. I’m totally out of steam. Going to take a nap. Keep FreeQin’ on.

[Cats Pajamas]

[RitaOK]

In 7 minutes of HANNITY— Comey hires professor-the-leaker as his personal lawyer and can now hide behind attorney-client privilege, and then hires (today) a second lawyer, FITZGERALD, who is suspected to also have possibly received the Comey “memos “. More attorney-client privilege. Brilliant. (Fitzgerald prosecuted Scooter Libby, successfully.) Never mind learning McCabe was behind two stand down orders stopping both the initial investigation into Clinton Emails and again on the Clinton Foundation. Booms are heard here, loud and clear. 🤠

[STARLIT]

Miller is in the left front but I don’t see Ivanka’s blonde head.

[meyer]

In fact, the union-thug babysitters get paid plenty, way more than they're worth, (not to mention their pensions) especially considering their pathetic "learning results".

Teacher pay varies a LOT depending on where the teacher is located. Here in southeast Tennessee, starting pay for a teacher is in the low 30s. In NY City, it's 2 or more times that. Granted, the local cost of living is better here than it is in NY City, California, or other inflated markets.

That's not to say that the teachers always do a good job, or that the students are gaining useful knowledge. I think that there's a great variance as to what is taught/learned and what the rate of pay is for that.

[Duchess47]

Shoot, it was a beautiful picture.

[STARLIT]

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[RitaOK]

Judicial Watch pointed out to the FBI where those 30,000 emails could possibly be found. Chris Wray was asked by Congress if that location had been yet been searched. Wray replied he didn’t really know. That was some time ago.

[Aquamarine]

I'll try a link, lots of pictures here - State Dinner

[Melian]

“Foreshadowing that something might happen right before dessert?”

Just desserts!

[grey_whiskers]

Did I mention, I do not think a person without children is qualified for national leadership?

Childless by choice, I agree.

Bereavement is another matter, perhaps.

[grey_whiskers]

I thought Melania and Brigette both looked good in their gown. Melania is wearing Chanel, a nod to the French designer .

Post #2321 begs to differ.

[xone]

ph

[bagster]

I think your meme points us to this.

Battle of Assaye.

Wellesley's victory at Assaye, preceded by the capture of Ahmednagar and followed by victories at Argaon and Gawilghur, resulted in the defeat of Scindia and Berar's armies in the Deccan. Wellesley's progress in the Deccan was matched by Lieutenant General Gerard Lake's successful campaigns in Northern India and led to the British becoming the dominant power in the heartlands of India.

Recall Hillary's recent trip (pun intended) to India?

I think Melania's buttocks may be Q. This rabbit hole runs deep.

:)

[Aquamarine]

Ha, those are suits, the gowns are at my link upthread.

[Duchess47]

Thank you. :)

[edzo4]

I was curious how your theory would stand up to history.

What US presidents did not have any children?
Washington, Madison, Jackson, Polk,
and Buchanan never fathered a child. Pierce had three sons but all died as children. McKinley had two daughters but both died as infants. Harding had no children with his wife but fathered an illegitimate daughter and had a step-son from his wife’s first marriage.

Looks like we’d lose Washington and Jackson and keep Pierce.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Really? Roger Stone? I hadn’t heard that!