Posted on 03/28/2018 7:15:36 PM PDT by ransomnote
...jamming Soros’ electoral file-swappin’ from the Caymans...
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Do we have proof of that yet or is still rumor/supposition? I agree with you and would love to track that down to a proven fact.
You do know, Reformed one, that the controlling palantir was kept in Mordor very near to the all seeing eye of Sauron.
Only one of great power, a man of the west, a Numenorean of the line of Kings could wrest the power of the Palantir from the Dark Lord.
That man of the west has come. And his name is Q.
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New thread madam. Your fine presence is requested. :)
Unless they clog up a large thread that you are going through page by page. That’s a lot of skimming and scrolling lol.
all of the above are SES is that ever mentioned?
I have posted info about SES several times and SERCO.
Never read any Tolkien and did not see the movies. I prefer fantasy set in more modern eras and while I love 400-600 page books, 1,000+ pages/multiple sequels is too much. Bailed on GoT after Season 3, or so.
Did read the Foundation series, long ago.
But, I catch the drift. Why isn’t The Man of the West Trump?
Is their another role for Q? Trusted factorum or Messenger or something?
I find it hard to believe that the crisis actor we see on TV, aka David Hogg, is 17 years old. So does Rush. Limbaugh wonders how he got so smart in such a short time. Limbaugh appears not as worried about his age as I am he thinks Hogg is being tutored big time which is pretty much a given.I wonder who the guy really is, where he is from, and how old is he really.
Hmmmm...You’re right. Trump would be the man of the west. The wizard helping to restore his kingdom and destroy the dark lord would be Gandalf. So Q is Gandalf. And how could you give up on GoT? Inconcievable.
Just too much repetitive intrigue/incest/murder all the while trying to keep the various Kingdoms and threats in mind....Italian City-States vs Rome, writ large, or maybe Hundred Years War.
Needed to be in smaller bites, IMO. Spinning off stories like Daenerys by themselves would have helped it for me.
I understand the power of such immersive stories...maybe I seek resolution earlier? Fewer penultimates? Too much like real life....no real resolution.
Marvel Universe presents the Heros in separate stories and while they make appearances in each others tales, you get a chance to concentrate on a character arc/plot line for a bit. I prefer Jessica Jones and Luke Cage to S.H.I.E.L.D vs Hydra, for example. And don’t get me started on how no one ever really, finally dies.
Maybe just age, by now....human history is repetitive; there are just so many plots (7, I think), humans are perfidious or heroic in a limited number of ways and the mythological archetypes are so similar from culture to culture... it starts to blur.
OTOH, the audience craves more of the same and GoT has that in spades, as does LoTR. Marvel, too, of course. Why they are so popular.
In the epics, cutting back and forth between ever-proliferating subplots breaks the spell for me.
Besides: we’re living inside an immersive tale right now in the real, aren’t we? I, for one, am ready for a denouement.
I’m sure Soros minions applied for permits for every weekend from now until 01/20/20.
The intro short for Heavy Metal.
Wow! That sounds like Hari Seldon's Psychohistory from Isaac Asimov's Foundation Series. Seldon was able to predict the behavior of large groups, but his model broke down with smaller scales and unpredictability ensued.
Hillary knew well in advance that she was going to lose– at least a week or two; Trump may not have known that he was going to win. Remember– she canceled the fireworks show a few days before the election citing some nonsense reason.
Perhaps “Future proves past” refers to something that is being plotted (an assassination?) proving an assassination in the past?
JFK? Attempt to kill Reagan? The erased text on a congresswoman’s phone? Future [plot] proves past [crimes]?
psychohistory...current social psych? How they got recycling to become law is prime example in college texts.
I agree. He really does not look 17 or 18 either. Just something off there.
<> who was the "former FBI agent" that met with steele in Rome?
<> was this "former FBI agent" working for Crowdstrike at the time of his meeting with Steele?
<> if there was "no dossier" at the time they met, did the former FBI agent deliver info from US sources that were ultimately used in the dossier?
<> could the real source of the "junk" information that went in to the dossier be: mary jacoby GPS Fusion, nellie ohr (Clowns In Action/GPS Fusion/married to DOJ bruce ohr) & david kramer (mccain institute)
from the article (my emphasis):
When Steele arrived in Rome, his famous “dossier” did not exist. The dossier, as we have come to know it, is some 17 reports that he compiled between June and December 2016. In early July, Steele had been working on the Clinton account for only a few weeks and had written but one report, dated June 20. It claimed that Trump was Vladimir Putin’s Manchurian candidate. “[The] Russian regime has been cultivating, supporting, and assisting Trump for at least 5 years,” Steele reported. Putin’s goal was “to sow discord and disunity both within the US itself, but more especially within the Transatlantic alliance.” The Russian leader supported Trump, mainly, by supplying “valuable intelligence on his opponents, including Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.”
Putin had offered lucrative financial contracts, but Trump had turned them down. The wily Russian, however, had managed to get his hooks into Trump due to the American’s “sexual perversion.” During a visit to Moscow in 2013, Trump had hired prostitutes to stay with him in the same hotel suite used by the Obamas on one of their trips. The FSB, Russia’s secret police, had fitted the room with cameras and recording equipment. Trump had the prostitutes defile Obama’s bed by putting on a “golden shower” performance for him. All of it was caught on tape.
Earthshaking news: Vladimir Putin was blackmailing Donald J. Trump. No doubt, Steele’s FBI handler rushed this report to his superiors in Washington, D.C. They, in turn, raced it straight to Obama’s desk. Sorry, wrong. According to the New York Times, Steele’s explosive revelations wound their way to the J. Edgar Hoover Building only slowly. It took weeks before they appeared in Strzok’s in-box. Why?
Mike Morell, the former deputy director of the CIA, helps explain the delay. Morell did some digging into Christopher Steele’s dossier and shared the results of his research at a public forum in Washington, D.C., in March 2017. Steele, according to Morell, did not have direct access to the Russians whom he labeled as his “sources” — people who included former officers in the FSB. He “communicated” with them, if that is the right word, through paid intermediaries, who paid the so-called sources.
Jam Vice....spread on burnt toastses
A combination form of science that includes mathematics, psychiatry and history. Fictional. From classic Science Fiction novel "Foundation" wherein psychohistory was used to predict societal behavior and movement thousands of years in advance.
Yea Hillary has the green stuff in her. That's why she keeps tipping over. :)
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