Q Anon: 12/16/19 Trust Trump’s Plan ~ Vol.199, Q Day 780

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[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Ya dont say!
http://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3801397/posts?page=386#386

[RitaOK]

You probably described how each of us initially got here. I know I didn’t just fall in, either, already loathing Conspiracies and conspiracy theories, so the indecipherable Q was naturally a question mark, for me, until I found Praying Medic to decode the indecipherable, and also learned why communications from inside government intelligence and *about* government intel certainly had to “coded”, and underscored, with question marks and not declaratives., etc.

There are Rules and NSA Rulers to impose consequences.

Q is the Greatest tool for the GREATEST Whistle Blower of all time.
DJT is that Great Whistle Blower. It is so crystal clear to me now the Magnitude of this Information War of the Worlds we’re all engaged in, together.

Helpless No More.

Besides, isn’t it true that in the moment, it was only 10% of “the people” that supported the AMERICAN REVOLUTION?

Convincing EVERYONE was not really the objective of the American Resistance.

There wasn’t time.

Resolving the Problem was the only objective, pledging, “my life, honor and Sacred Duty”.

[mairdie]

>>MC and a HNY to you.

Happy Christmas is my favorite, I'll admit. Here's the 1773 version.

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Don Foster's "Author Unknown" 2000
Of all the poems and letters and magazine articles that Henry Livingston wrote during his eighty years on the planet, the earliest to survive begins with the greeting "A happy Christmas to my dear Sally Welles." "A Visit from St. Nicholas" ends with the greeting "Happy Christmas to all." One might guess that a "happy" Christmas, which today sounds quite ordinary, was as commonplace in Livingston's time as a "merry" Christmas, but the guess would be wrong. Literature Online, for example, locates the earliest "Happy Christmas" in 1823 in a little poem beginning "'Twas the night before Christmas..." A broader survey of English and American literature, from 1390 ("murie Cristes masse") through the Christmas of 1823, shows that "Merry Christmas" was commonplace and "Happy Christmas" rare. Charles Fenno Hoffman, who ascribed the poem to Moore, changed "Christmas" to "New Year" at lines 1 and 56. Other editors changed the last line of "A Visit" to read "Merry Christmas to all..." Many later editors followed suit, as if "Happy Christmas" were a mistake. But a "Happy Christmas!" sounded just fine to Henry Livingston.

Whether Clement Moore preferred a "Merry Christmas" or a "Happy Christmas" cannot be determined. From what I've seen of his extant writing in verse and prose, including personal correspondence, Moore never said "Happy Christmas" (or "Merry Christmas") to anyone.

[Steven W.]

Unsealing indictments

[norsky]

“What if you had Weiners laptop and you ran a search for all documents and files for “Hillary” and it turned up a big fat zero?”

According to me son, who helps build these giant server farms. There is no such thing as deleted emails, they all still exist.
I am sure the secret service knows that.

[VRWCarea51]

https://twitter.com/NatSecLisa/status/1206957392275087360

Lisa Page getting tore up on Twitter. Worth a look just for the laughs.

[Steven W.]

And oig was... oiq;)

[ransomnote]

ENoCH‏ @elenochle Dec 10

Was Q teaching us how the DS cloaks their names from certain documents to possible get around FOIA requests? After the Comey/Corney discovery (above) anons have now found Podesta/Poclesta and Obama/Obarna.

 

[TruthWillWin]

New Q 3712

Link

https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/common/briefing/Impeachment_Hastings.htm

[grey_whiskers]

Bagster’s already engaged to you, right?

Well *done*!

[BiggBob]

Yes. Also there were stories about Obama officials using psuedonyms on email to avoid FOIA requests
Could be Comey came up with corney and q is signalling they know

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Steady on boys. The Storm will be fast and furious (CWIDT?). Imagine your at the base of Filbert St. in SanFran and someone tells you there’s gonna be a D5 avalance soon. You look around and say, “There’s no snow around here.” Then, you realize, Oh. Shit.
And you run perpendicular to the road.

[Red Badger]

Children of the CORN...................

[mbrfl]

Yes, his choice of “friends” was suspect, to say the least. I suspect at some point, his friendship with no-name became non-negotiable. Like with the mafia. Once you’re involved, they don’t let you leave. Watch Graham’s eulogy at no-name’s funeral. Graham makes allusions to how McCain liked to insult him (or something to that effect). Sounds like a dysfunctional relationship to say the least, which I suspect Graham was all too happy to be out of at some point. What specifically was no-name’s hold over Graham? We can only speculate.

[little jeremiah]

Hard to image Q people read this thread so carefully!

[little jeremiah]

Eek “image” should be “imagine”.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

#3711

C comes before D.
Durham = aforementioned Comey Report (Not “Durham report”)

[HombreSecreto]

According to me son, who helps build these giant server farms. There is no such thing as deleted emails, they all still exist.

I am sure the secret service knows that.

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So does the NSA...

[Steven W.]

Hastings was leading questioning during markup earlier

[toast]

Who’s working on a Comey report?