Q Anon: 02/21/19 Trust Trump's Plan

Left to her own devices she isn’t up to the game being played. No outside help is showing that with this.@@@@@@@@

Shillary and WJC have not yet realized they have gone well beyond useful tools to become useful diversions. HRC always strove to be a key player at the top of the temple, she was NEVER MOAR than a useful mis level stooge (totally expendable). She and hubby have passed beyond their time of useful conscienceness.

I would look for “untimely” passages into their next “global” destinations. Their boarding passes were stamped eons ago, merely awating their curtain calls.

P.S. Anyone thinking Kraft was picked up as an innocent bystander doesnt have any idea of the depths of immoralty the Cabal leads you to.

MAGA! STILL WINNING BIGLY! Prep hard, play hard, playing to WIN! Red Pill Red Pill Red Pill!

WWG1WGA!

761 posted on 02/23/2019 6:22:52 AM PST by Billyv ( Ephesians 6:11 for we battle not against flesh and blood...Pray for our leaders and nation!)

I would look for “untimely” passages into their next “global” destinations.
Can you say "Arkancide" boys and girls? (Hamlet Act 3 Scene 4)

The Coasters
h/t Benny Hill

762 posted on 02/23/2019 6:24:52 AM PST by philman_36 (Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty and supped with infamy. Benjamin Franklin)

I would look for “untimely” passages into their next “global” destinations.
Can you say "Arkancide" boys and girls? (Hamlet Act 3 Scene 4)

The Coasters
h/t Benny Hill

763 posted on 02/23/2019 6:24:53 AM PST by philman_36 (Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty and supped with infamy. Benjamin Franklin)

I'm blaming the computer!
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

764 posted on 02/23/2019 6:26:21 AM PST by philman_36 (Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty and supped with infamy. Benjamin Franklin)

To: philman_36; New Jersey Realist

“””There were more keywords than there were replies.”””

Keywords can be added after the posting.

My motivation is to help people.

Knew that thread wouldn’t last long but had saved up to post 77.

I like to read my hero FReeQ’s postings.

And note the Anti-Deplorables.

Dear Q Anon posters, please confine your Q posts to the Q thread in chat/conspiracy

Posted on 9/18/2018, 12:33:43 AM by Jim Robinson

Q droppings sprinkled around in our news forum or on news threads are not appreciated.

Thanks
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3688384/posts

Please don’t allow belief in an anonymous deepthroat type tipster consume you.

Posted on 10/10/2018, 2:22:24 PM by Jim Robinson

There is life beyond q. And as much as q-pers may dislike non-q-believers, that does not make them trolls. Long-term FReepers are not trolls. If we can’t coexist on one forum, then other arrangements can be made.

Advise you cool your jets.
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3695389/posts?page=1

As it is written, so shall it be.

765 posted on 02/23/2019 6:34:02 AM PST by haffast (Alternate universes held together by porridge.)

To: BelleAl; ransomnote; Steven W.; greeneyes; TEXOKIE; txhurl; saywhatagain; Swordmaker; MNDude; ...

According to the Urban Dictionary, bees are suicide bomber terrorists. Someone who will sacrifice their life for the cause.

Good find! Thanks.
ping to my ping list
EasySt, I think it’s notable. I’ve added you to my ping list. Let me know if you want off.

766 posted on 02/23/2019 6:44:26 AM PST by generally ( Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)

To: New Jersey Realist

Welcome to the Q threads, NJR!

Very happy to have you here!!

767 posted on 02/23/2019 6:46:27 AM PST by generally ( Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)

Re your twitter posts:

Easy St takin’ it to the streets!

768 posted on 02/23/2019 6:49:05 AM PST by Melian (Check yourself before you KeK yourself. ~ Melian)

Wow - I did not know that about Jarrett. Yeah, I think he needs some protection.

769 posted on 02/23/2019 6:49:28 AM PST by Tuscaloosa Goldfinch (Abortion - human sacrifice to the god of self)

To: Pete from Shawnee Mission

Did not really dig into it. Very difficult to trace people's families today. All the divorce and baby daddies etc. Did not even try. But successful blacks seem to have a relationship. This man Terrence K. Williams is a comedian. Maybe he knows Smollett.

It could also be of the adopted nature? I have seen somewhere, did not save it. That Jessie Jackson's younger kids referred to Michelle O, as an aunt. We called close friends of my parents aunt and uncle at times. Adults that were to close to be Mr. and Mrs. but it would have been inappropriate to call by first names. No on seems to care about that protocol now. children call me by my first name. I don't like it. They should address me as queen in the very least.

770 posted on 02/23/2019 6:50:26 AM PST by defconw (WWG1WGA! MAGA)

771 posted on 02/23/2019 6:51:19 AM PST by generally ( Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)

772 posted on 02/23/2019 6:52:10 AM PST by haffast (Alternate universes held together by porridge.)

To: Cletus.D.Yokel

Yep - maybe all her “guard bees” have been taken out and her hive is defenseless. Nice thought anyway :-)

773 posted on 02/23/2019 6:52:53 AM PST by Tuscaloosa Goldfinch (Abortion - human sacrifice to the god of self)

To: EasySt; ransomnote

Re Pepe has never been more popular...

This drop was posted the day after we had our day of discussion about the Folsom campus where people called the police because someone posted a Pepe picture on a bulletin board.

Shadilay, FReeQs!
If it wasn’t a call out to us, it at least shows we are the FUNdant specialists of the bakers!

774 posted on 02/23/2019 7:00:56 AM PST by Melian (Check yourself before you KeK yourself. ~ Melian)

I am actually glad we have to stay on one thread. Given that I am running with so many windows up all the time. I really like that I know where to find all my FreeQ’s.

775 posted on 02/23/2019 7:07:18 AM PST by defconw (WWG1WGA! MAGA)

Sun's up, need some sleep.

I won't always be around to call a FReeQAnon Notable, but I've read enough to think that one qualifies.

Everyone, please call 'em as you see 'em.

Don't wait for me to do it, or approve it.

I'm not going to be the gatekeeper of notables.

FRQNotable

776 posted on 02/23/2019 7:07:58 AM PST by EasySt ( Praise the Lord and pass the meme-unition!)

https://twitter.com/JBenShade/status/1098538883829121024 great memes on this thread. Wish I knew how to get them.

777 posted on 02/23/2019 7:10:37 AM PST by defconw (WWG1WGA! MAGA)

That is hilarious, by the way!

778 posted on 02/23/2019 7:11:03 AM PST by defconw (WWG1WGA! MAGA)

To: Tuscaloosa Goldfinch; ransomnote; Steven W.; greeneyes; TEXOKIE; txhurl; saywhatagain; ...

779 posted on 02/23/2019 7:13:20 AM PST by generally ( Don't be stupid. We have politicians for that.)

To: John4.11; All

History Book Worthy Speech!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbqXqy8VMvY
~~~~~~~~~~

Thanks, John4.11, for posting this!

I watched it. Awesome speech! I transcribed the speech (with help from the CC on the vid) and copied it below. It’s 6+ minutes on the vid, but it’s LONG for a forum post. Sorry about that! I broke it into paragraphs to keep from being a wall-o-words and did the best I could with punctuation. :)

A speech like this needs to be given before Congress every day as a reminder to them!

Good evening, Representatives, and thank you again for your time today. Good morning, right.

The United States of America, above all else, is a constitutional republic. Yes, we have a democracy in which we get to vote for our elected officials, but our elected officials—you—above all else, are limited in your power and in the legislation that you pass by the Constitution of the United States, a document on which you raised your right hand to God and swore an oath to, a document whose premise is regularly under attack.

Unfortunately, it’s being attacked by the very people who are sworn to abide by it—our government. And it’s our own fault that the Constitution is under duress. We the American people, who are supposed to have control of our government, have been asleep at the wheel and all too trusting while you, our legislators, senators, representatives, and politicians of all parties and backgrounds, have run amok, unabashedly using your power and influence to limit the freedoms and liberties of the individual.

Americans love to proclaim that we are a free people, yet have lost sight of what it means to be free and in saying so are lying to ourselves. Yes, we are fortunate enough to have freedoms that others in the world do not, but we are no longer free as our founders had intended us to be. Yet, those very founders had foreseen how even in America a runaway government could become problematic, and they added an amendment to the Constitution, a fail-safe so to speak that would protect us against the rampant abuse of power by our government, an inalienable constitutional right to keep and bear arms. The founders saw this as so important and necessary, it was the Second Amendment to our Constitution, directly following the right to free speech, which I’m fortunate enough to benefit from here today.

The founders of this great land knew, having just won a war for their freedom against an unjust power, they give it enough time all governments have a propensity to become too powerful and, as a direct result, the freedom of its constituents falters. This was their reasoning behind their inclusion of the right to keep and bear arms within the Constitution. They even went so far as to include, even though it’s already implied, the phrase “shall not be infringed”. This does not mean that you, regardless of how many people call on you to do so, can limit the type or capacity of the firearms that we, as free Americans, can own.

Don’t forget that at the time of this country’s founding Americans had access legally to the same type of weaponry that the military had. And that was the point: it was for our protection against the state. That’s how we can keep them in check.

I think if we look at the tremendous amount of overreach, practiced today by the United States government, it’s pretty apparent why those at the very top want to take away this means of protection that our forefathers entrusted to us. They realized that we Americans who hold our liberties dear are fed up.

We are tired of being over-regulated. We’re tired of being taxed until we’re near penniless. We’re tired of our money going to a Federal Reserve to pay an unsustainable debt that we have to international banksters, who couldn’t care less about America. We’re tired of having to ask for government’s permission or licensure to do things that are within our God-given rights as free people to do. We’re tired of seeing state-run programs being ran inefficiently, ineffectively, and wastefully. We’re tired of news outlets, Hollywood, social media, and the education system being used as propaganda to indoctrinate the populace and advance the state’s agenda. We’re tired of being lied to. We’re tired of going to war under false pretenses. To summarize, we’re tired of our uncontrollable government.

While we feel our voices have fallen on deaf ears to our politicians, make no mistake that amongst the citizenry there is a quiet storm brewing. We are approaching a tipping point, and you’d be remiss to think that those at the top of the power structure aren’t shaken by this. It doesn’t take much critical thought to surmise why they’re trying so hard to pass legislation against privately owned munitions.

And to those who support this legislation, it’s my understanding that you believe by being here you’re advocating against violence. On the contrary, you’re advocating for violence. If the state decides to make ten-round magazines and assault weapons—which, by the way, is an incredibly vague, ambiguous term that I don’t think anybody could really define—if you decide to make them illegal, are you advocating that the state use violence or threats of violence to disarm innocent Americans? Because it certainly sounds like it. You can’t sincerely believe that we’re just going to forfeit our right to self-defense, knowing the purpose of this right and understanding the unlawfulness of civil asset forfeiture, notwithstanding the money people have spent on their guns. What happens when we defy these laws? Are you advocating that men with guns come to take away our guns? Because it sure sounds like it.

Also, it needs to be said that I’m sure some of those on the other side have used the words Trump and Hitler in the same sentence, yet advocate that the state with someone who they refer to as a “fascist dictator” at the forefront be the only entity allowed to have guns. You see where I’m going with this? These people are hypocrites, and they should think for themselves instead of thinking what they’re told to think.

And before you quip that I’m here on behalf of the NRA or that I have some sort of ulterior motive, I am not and I do not. I am not an NRA member. In fact, I believe that the NRA is far too willing to compromise on some gun laws as they know they will take on more donors and make more money whenever there is conflict. So the more they compromise the more gun laws get introduced and the more money they make. So, no, before anybody says so, I’m not NRA. And I’m also not what you might call a “gun nut”. I own but a pistol for personal protection and a rifle, which I’ve literally just acquired as a direct result of this law being written. I’m not a sportsman and I’m not a collector. I’m just someone with an understanding of history, who by virtue does not trust this government.

And I know what some of you may be thinking, that I’m some sort of extremist. My delivery is very abrasive. Some of you aren’t thinking at all because you tuned me out at the start once you heard my position, and that’s fine. If these generalizations apply to you, I ask you to please familiarize yourself with the history of America and the Constitution as it was written.

Ladies and gentlemen, America was conceived out of defiance, and we not only have a constitutional right as free Americans, but also an inalienable right as human beings to defy any and all laws that are unjust. Lest we not forget that a mere three percent of colonists sparked the American Revolution. There are millions of libertarians paying attention to what is being discussed today.

Representatives, it is a sure bet that if the government you represent continues on this path of tyranny, we will not comply. I ask you to please remember the basis on which this country came to be before you decide to pass any more overreaching legislation, especially in regards to firearms. For those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

Thank you very much.

780 posted on 02/23/2019 7:15:05 AM PST by HoneysuckleTN (WWG1WGA! Q / Q+ || President Trump 2020 KAG! :) MAGA!)

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