Posted on 03/16/2019 12:36:05 PM PDT by ransomnote
Outstanding!
> looks like Fox still keeps the TV business..
Good to know, thanks for the correction but the sons will still kill it.
-SB
trade Pirro for Brazile ? looks like it’s starting to die quicker...
But I recall a whole bunch of bankers and financiers were killing themselves for no apparent reasons. Like someone was cleaning house.
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Yes. What I had not thought of till now, was KEY MAN insurance. Companies take it out on CEO and other top executives to help defray costs of paying a consultant to help fill in while they search for a replacement etc.
So they can knock off a guy who knows too much and might spill the beans-pocket the dough. Hmmm???
Q
Wow, Twitter won’t load right now.
Pete from Shawnee Mission wrote:
Texokie!
ROFL!
texokie had stated:
Apparently they do...
“I didn’t’t go to the link, so I have no idea what it says about JACKASSES. My question about them is, DO THEY EVEN HAVE A SPINE?”
Pete’s response:
A spine, yes, willful stubbornness, yes, and the herd instincts of sheep! (A Donkey/sheep cross! “Is such a thing even possible!” (Bring on the “it was aliens guy!)
AND
pgkdan to TEXOKIE:
texokie commented:
I didn’t go to the link, so I have no idea what it says about JACKASSES. My question about them is, DO THEY EVEN HAVE A SPINE?
pgkdan reacts to that outrageous assertion:
Heck yeah! It’s the Republicans that have no spine...well the ones not associated with the Freedom Caucus or not named Trump.
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texokie responds to both:
ROFL!
You both make a compelling case.
I STAND CORRECTED!
Oh well.
But no “Aliens Guy” necessary.....it was end of thread foolishness - always fraught with risk!
Thanks, Mr. Oracle.
And now, on to the new thread...
I’m still in ketchup mode but I had to make a comment from The Oracle Vol.#145. This Oracle’s analysis and especially Q drop #3100 seems to have resolved a couple of”bones of contention” between different interpretations to a Q drop that goes back to February 12, 2019.
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What does a dog do when he/she has a bone?
You are the news now.
Q
Compare this to:
March 17, 2019
#3100
Dig: New Zealand Shooter
What does a dog do when he/she has a bone?
Did he have a therapist?
Who paid for his travel to the Middle East?
Q
Q suggests anons DIG (like a dog with a bone) for information on whether the shooter had a therapist like many other MK-Ultra mass shooters have had.
I feel justified and stand behind my prior comment on Feb 12 when I said, “What do dogs do? Quite simply they DIG. Put that in reference with the outing of mad maxines financials.
Then comes the comment, “You are the news now.” One can say definitively that investigative researchers DIG for the truth. The media are no longer journalists or capable of real investigating. Therefore, the research that gets done through the Q anons and FReeQs will be the real news.
In addition, let me say that I think Phase #3 is all about we FReeQs and Q anons publicly providing the world with the real news hereafter. (We need to use all sources available and maybe even come up with some original ones.)
-When Steven W. commented to TruthWillWin in post 123, he merely bypassed the small talk and went right to the point when he stated, “Anons have been unleashed on Mad Maxine!”
Cross Hannity off the "watchable" list. As I write, it is unwatchable. Donna Brazile is on as his first guest and is totally stinking up his show and wasting time and filibustering even worse than he does.
FOX has gone over to the Dark Side. Scr*w them.
Bookmarked!!!!
the whole ‘I believe HER’’womens movement’ would crumble if it turned out that mooch and this broad were men, lol....
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LOL...always enjoy your posts. Usually learn something too!
>joined by Chief Justice John Roberts,<
Isn’t it sad that was not a given?
Looks like some "trust buster" needs to break up these propaganda monopolies.
State Rep. Lin Bennett, a Charleston Republican known as one of the Statehouse’s staunchest anti-abortion advocates, has posted support on Facebook for QAnon — the controversial conspiracy theory pushed by Donald Trump supporters that suggests Democrats are trying to overthrow the country and, with Hollywood celebrities, are behind a child-sex ring.
Last year, Bennett, a frequent user on Facebook, called one QAnon post “a gem” and another “interesting.” She vouched for theory backers, “They’re legit,” and used a QAnon phrase, “Panic in DC,” in two separate posts.
But Bennett told The Post and Courier that she does not endorse QAnon despite The Daily Beast — which first reported the posts — saying she was “arguably the highest ranking politician to promote QAnon so far.”
“I am not a follower of QAnon,” Bennett said.
Bennett was keeping up with QAnon’s predictions about the ongoing Robert Mueller-led investigation into Trump. Theorists believe Trump and Mueller are secretly working together in a crusade to jail Democrats, who are covertly running the nation’s major law enforcement agencies as part of the “deep state.”
Bennett said she shared QAnon snapshots about the probe that she received from other people.
Then the two-term lawmaker and former Charleston County GOP Party chairwoman checked out the theory and saw the conspiracies about vast criminal networks at the highest levels of the federal government.
“I looked on Twitter and after a while I said ‘This is weird,’” Bennett said. “I got tired of looking at that stuff.”
She dismissed QAnon because none of the predictions about the Mueller probe were coming true. QAnon was not a reliable source, she said.
“People were telling me that they hadn’t been wrong and (then) I did my own homework,” Bennett said. “They missed the post where I said, ‘I’m getting bored with this.’”
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