And lo, a pilgrim came forth to petition the Oracle.
Posted on 11/16/2018 10:56:07 PM PST by ransomnote
Tickle my whiskers with Q-Tips.
Thanx for the link to haitian thread roller
In reference to gold, in the power industry, we used silver plating a lot in our older relay/control circuits, the circuits that sense short circuits and overloads and subsequently trip circuit breakers on major transmission lines and equipment. I’m not sure what is used in the newest stuff - could still be silver or even gold. It’s been a number of years since I’ve been “hands-on”....
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WOW! Thanks for the information which you know about from direct experience!
, on a thread titled Q Anon: 11/16/18 Trust Trump’s Plan, bitt wrote:
https://twitter.com/CoreysDigs/status/1064007211989458944
updated info from Haiti
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Thanx for posting link
You read my mind!
Besides your six points you could mention all the diseases they are bringing to our children, even killing our children. ooooops, not supposed to mention that.
Mine won. So now what?
FWIW, I think Sessions played the role he was asked to play perfectly.
I don’t believe Trump decided to put Sessions in as AG without wondering, even though surrounded by advisors, if having his campaign manager be his AG might be viewed as “potential conflict”. POTUS joined a plan years in the making and surely had input from many about critical planning decisions like, “Who shall be the AG?”.
I don’t believe Trump and Sessions met to discuss the AG role without either man wondering if there would be an optics “issue” of having one’s campaign manager be one’s AG.
I don’t believe it never occurred to Sessions that he would have to recuse until AFTER he became AG. I believe sessions recusal was part of the plan.
Sessions didn’t earn his reputation for excellence and integrity by “doing nothing” so I don’t think he suddenly started sleeping once promoted to AG of the US.
When POTUS and critics started ridiculing him for “sleeping”, I don’t think Sessions decided to continue doing nothing.
He could have stepped down, particularly with all the criticism etc, but I don’t think Sessions would stay where he wasn’t genuinely wanted (by POTUS).
Numerous staff replacements in the DOJ, extreme indictment loads that had to come from somewhere, “proof” that POTUS was not directing Mueller’s investigation through his AG, “cover” for Whitaker - and other unseen roles all worked well through the first phase of the plan. I’d say Sessions earned the laudatory going away moments he was given - he seemed proud and so did those praising him.
Time will tell. I look forward to the days when we can know so much more and reading books, watching movies about the behind the scenes view of the (overall) most spectacular chain of (publicly) understated events in American history - an understated strategy lead by one not given to understatement!
And just exactly what is it that you are doing to change the world? Wasting your time flapping your lips here, where no one cares to listen to you?
(pssst...if this is about your manhood, dude, the room is mostly female, so..we don’t care)
You need your own thread to rant on. Move along, there’s a good boy...
“When ya gonna post yer chart, goodman?”
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I think you directed this to the wrong person.
I kept trying to copy the thread both ways and failed. Tons of info.
We're fighting. You're surrendering.
And lo, a pilgrim came forth to petition the Oracle.
I agree with you 100% about Sessions and Trump.
If Sessions was anything other than loyal, dedicated, honest and doing his job, Trump would not have appointed him in the first place, or kept him on for almost 2 years, and Sessions would not have looked victorious when he left the DOJ.
And Q would not have thanked him for his sacrifices.
And if Sessions was as pitiful and loathesome as some say he was, that means Trump is stupid.
With all this costume shedding . . . is it safe to look between my fingers, yet?
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Probably?
I didn’t know the sight of my blue jeans with the very slight rip on the left knee and my “I LOVE NY” tee shirt with the Statue of Liberty (with only the very tiny mustard stain on it - but I wear it anyway, because it is right on the torch... or almost) gave you trouble! ....And of course, Mother of Dragons (and Dragonlets) is always tastefully garbed in jeans without the rips, and usually a nice Oxford shirt or blouse.....(I didn’t see what she had on before she put on her costume.... if you recall, I came to the party late and she opened the door as TUNA MOM!)
If those are trouble, then yes, you need to keep your eyes firmly behind your hands!
Oh?
It's just that....
You remind me of a fella.
Bagster
Well well well. So she wants to “spend more time with her family”, eh?
Broward County elections supervisor Brenda Snipes turned in her resignation on Sunday evening after the Florida hand recount concluded.
The exact date her resignation goes into effect is unclear.
Via the Sun Sentinel:
Just hours after finishing a tumultuous election recount on Sunday, Broward Supervisor of Elections Brenda Snipes submitted her resignation.
“It is true. She did send it,” said Burnadette Norris-Weeks, an attorney who works as counsel to the Supervisor of Elections Office.
Evelyn Perez-Verdia, a former office spokeswoman who left several years ago, said Sunday evening she was told by people in the office that the letter was sent “to Tallahassee” earlier in the day.
Norris-Weeks said she saw an early draft of the letter. In the version she saw, she said Snipes, 75, expressed a desire to spend more time with her family.
Brenda Snipes has a long history of violating the law.
Qinqy!
Bagster
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