Q Anon: (4/14/18) FRiendly Freeper Collaboration

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[Vermont Lt]

Great info. Thanks for posting that.

[Axenolith]

I’ve been leaning towards figuring the whole thing was kabuki theater with the Russians so we could target the weapons stashes funneled to ISIS via the McStain/Clintor Arab spring weapons procurement program along with some Iran/Hezbollah stashes as frosting...

Bags - no devils walking sticks in there ;-)

[STARLIT]

My fingers are anything but small as a mouse. My hands are larger than my husbands. The span that is..fingers long and thin.

Funny you should make a comment about mouse. My cat Sammy hates my mouse and every night I must remember to always place it on the floor before going to bed or its across the room with the batteries who knows where the next morning.

[STARLIT]

I’m of your opinion. We were during the work no one in the past would do. Russia I’m sure knows who’s responsible for the weapon stashes and such. They were more than happy we cleaned out the Man With No Name’s evilness.

[Bigg Red]

Okay, thanks.

[ichabod1]

They would look at it and say well, it’s better if people use less water, so lets just leave those restrictions in place. Every. Single. Time.

[Bigg Red]

Mark

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Many have vision problems Nikk started posting in bold so they could read. It was a courtesy to the disabled.

May have to add 24 point font sizes too!

[STARLIT]

BIG!

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Ragıp Soylu(WashCorrespon-Turkey-Dailysabah)-

‏ #BREAKING Trump administration is looking to assemble an Arab force, like Egypt, to replace US military in Eastern Syria — WSJ

The U.S. is seeking to assemble an Arab force to help stabilize Syria after ISIS is defeated, officials say https://t.co/OPSNObSQlv— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) April 17, 2018

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Thanks. I was curious why you are the only one who posts in bold.

I find it hard to read in the same way it is harder to read all caps.

You post great stuff and I appreciate that.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Do you have a link for that the article what I saw earlier was about the Saudi’s committing money to East Jerusalem and the Saudis were concerned with how airstrikes would effect them in the region.

No, sorry I don't. Maybe you meant to direct this question to someone else, although in view of your activity on the Q-threads, I'm flattered to be asked by you.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

the same old claptrap that flies with about a third of the public.

(That would be...the RATs)

[aMorePerfectUnion]

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QOVFEFE™

[STARLIT]

Not a problem and I wear bi-focal contacts which don't allow full light to the eyes. Something to do with the record design spiral of the prescription. Take care.

[STARLIT]

https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-seeks-arab-force-and-funding-for-syria-1523927888?mod=e2tw

Under plan, troops would replace American military contingent after ISIS defeat and help secure country’s north; proposal faces challenges
By Michael R. Gordon

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration is seeking to assemble an Arab force to replace the U.S. military contingent in Syria and help stabilize the northeastern part of the country after the defeat of Islamic State, U.S. officials said.

Why won’t they let you read the story without signing up. Darn

[TEXOKIE]

AZLiberty said:
April Showers = AS = Anton Scalia?
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I have not gone to look back at this possible meaning, but it sure seems like a possibility, AZLiberty!

What say ye, Swordmaker?

[StormFlag]

And it seems clear that the US bombed actual chem weapons places, whatever the chem attack was or was not.

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Yes, and impressive how quick and accurate it was!

[reformedliberal]

They send their agents to harvest a good candidate victim.
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The top tier, possibly. For specific rituals/specific recipients. But, for this young blood transfusion scam? No. I think that is more mass market for the second tier and below. It’s corporate, not bespoke.

Blood is collected for free in donor drives at high schools, then sold by the transfusion for $8k, probably repeatable every 4-6 months or however long blood cells last inside the body.

They test (hopefully) for overt disease at the blood bank, but does that even matter in some places where it is not allowed to segregate donated blood by disease status.

The kids could be pre-diabetic, on meds, on recreational drugs, pre-cancerous, obese with fatty fractions in the blood. Who knows and how would they know? The customer is buying young blood. The problematic treatment purports to be effective with blood from those up to 25. Blood donations are pooled, IIRC....so how does the end user get a guarantee of the age/medical condition of his donor?

I personally think it’s about 70%+ scam. No way to prove the provenance and a very inflated price relative to costs. Placebo effect could account for subjective reports of efficacy.

Humans eat meat, some people like beef tartar, which, by definition would contain blood. Our stomach acids break down mammalian blood. Therefore, ingesting human blood is the same process. Much within the blood itself is broken down in the GI tract, although prions are not and there are studies showing the prions responsible for encephalopathy are transmissible through ingestion.

That’s one of the reasons I question that there is anything much to the adrenochrome claims. Ingest it and the stomach acids break it down so it can be excreted like anything else the body can’t utilize. So, even with a bespoke victim, responses to ingested blood are probably more psychological than physical.

I could be totally wrong. Anyone is welcome to explain an efficacious mechanism by which ingested blood is processed any differently than rare/raw beef. Or how donated blood from a blood bank is guaranteed and provably from only young donors, free of anything deleterious, let alone worth $8k/transfusion.

[outinyellowdogcountry]

BAYER is trying to buy Monsanto if not anyway approved. A German company.

[Axenolith]

A meme is essentially a “spell”.