A Weekly Dose of President Trump - Trump Family Train 7/17/19 to 7/31/19

Friends and Deplorable's | July 17, 2019 | DollyCali

[DollyCali]

THE WEEK THAT WAS
THE GOOD, THE BAD
THE UGLY

GOOD ~ G-20 Summit in Japan

VERY GOOD ~Trump does Independence Day!

BAD ~ The gang of four ugly women in Congress

UGLY ~AOC “crying” at the border and Nike (tied)








President Trump does G20
Then Visits S Korea & Military
Then visits N Korea!!!!!
GRAPHIC COVERAGE IN POST ONE




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Deplorably wonderful these past weeks

President @realDonaldTrump signed a bill that delivers $4.6 billion for humanitarian assistance and security to our southern border.(7/1/19)



  President DJT shows the world
how to have a birthday celebration! (7/4/19)

Returning to DC(7/14/19)






Inviting the conservatives.... (insert smiley face)(7/11/19)

Volvo Trucks announced today they are expanding their plant with $440 million in investment and bringing 770+ new jobs to the NRV.  A number of workers were wearing Pro-Trump shirts and hats.(6/28/19)





Ah the Memes of fun and truth:(6/24/19)

























Keep the Truth coming Mr. President
Keep on Tweeting!

[STARLIT]

[24hr Warning]
Be vigilant.
See something.
Say something.
Know your surroundings at all times.
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Is this one Gub?

[gubamyster]

Yes, I have that as the last one - #3568

[gubamyster]

I see, your site has them numbered differently, with #3566 as #3568 on the site I was looking at.

Interesting, the site I am looking at seems to be off by 2 numbers.

[weston]

Kathy Zhu
@PoliticalKathy

For anyone who doesn’t believe that being gay is more socially accepted than being a conservative, go to a public place and shout:

“I just came out as gay”

or

“I am now a trump supporter”

And see the responses you receive.

Replying to
@PoliticalKathy

There is a joke circling around in Chinese Twitter community -
An American: We can openly criticize our president in our country, can you ?
A Chinese: We can openly support our president, can you ?

[STARLIT]

Praying Medic
I have a possible decode.

Q used the word “package” in this post.

In the above post, what if D = Devin Nunes
g = given

+4
+3
+2
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Nunes to receive a special package from BARR?
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Considering Papadopoulos is expecting info to come out showing Foreign involvement tomorrow, could the 8 and 9 point to the 8th and 9th Placeholders?

8 - Foreign Acts_pub
9 - FVEY_pub
is a countdown to the day the package is utilized.
Today would be +1
Tomorrow would be zero-day.

[STARLIT]

Spain’s second largest bank under investigation in massive espionage scandal https://t.co/OJLwPBG2Q2— BOC Intel (@blackopscyber1) July 31, 2019

[gubamyster]

Video:

#Infested President Trump was only repeating what Rep. Cummings said about Baltimore - #TFN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Im4515sRIZQ&feature=youtu.be

[exit82]

gub, the site you reference diverges with its #3449 and #3451 posts, which are partial stringer messages that may not have been meant for the general Q drops.

These two drops do not appear on the 2 sites I reference, which accounts for the difference in numbering of 2.

At https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/7271604.html, the three appear as Patriots Fight #473,#474 and #475.

I can’t account for why the numbering is not consistent across sites.

This has happened before and usually corrects itself in short order, but it has not happened for a very long time.

[STARLIT]

https://e360.yale.edu/features/indigenous-maize-who-owns-the-rights-to-mexicos-wonder-plant?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

Indigenous Maize: Who Owns the Rights to Mexico’s ‘Wonder’ Plant?
A nitrogen-fixing maize grown in an indigenous region of Mexico has the ability to fertilize itself, recent research shows. Now, as a global company and U.S. scientists work to replicate this trait in other corn varieties, will the villages where the maize originated share fairly in the profits?

BY MARTHA PSKOWSKI • JULY 16, 2019
I n a 1979 visit to Totontepec, a small town in Oaxaca, Mexico, naturalist Thomas Boone Hallberg marveled at the local maize. The plants grew nearly 20 feet high in nutrient-poor soil, even though local farmers did not apply any fertilizer.

The maize had aerial roots that grew a mucous-like gel just before harvest season. It seemed impossible, but Hallberg wondered if the maize was fixing its own nitrogen: extracting it from the air and somehow making it usable for the plant. He had visited countless towns since moving to Oaxaca in the 1950s, but what he saw in Totontepec stuck with him.

In 1992, Hallberg returned with a group of Mexican scientists. The maize, known as olotón, was almost ready for harvest and its aerial roots glistened with gel. Ronald Ferrera-Cerrato, a microbiologist, took samples back to his lab outside Mexico City to test the bacteria in the gel. His preliminary results, published in a 1993 report, showed that the maize received nitrogen from the air, through its aerial roots, but his work did not prove that those bacteria were capable of actually fertilizing the corn.

At the time, scientists around the world were puzzling over similar questions. In a 1996 paper in Plant and Soil, microbiologist Eric Triplett, then at the University of Wisconsin, described the possibility of corn plants that fix nitrogen as “the ‘holy grail’ of nitrogen fixation research” because of the potential to reduce fertilizer demand.

It took more than two decades before the suspicions about Totontepec’s maize were confirmed in a peer-reviewed journal. Last August, researchers from the University of California, Davis, the University of Wisconsin, and Mars Inc. — the global food and candy conglomerate — published the results of a 10-year study in PLOS Biology, describing how bacteria that thrive in the low-oxygen environment of the maize’s mucus pull nitrogen from the air and feed it to the plant...

[gubamyster]

Yes, you are correct. I traced back & found the same thing. Perhaps the site I was looking at will delete & reorder the numbers.

[STARLIT]

A nitrogen-fixing maize grown in an indigenous region of Mexico has the ability to fertilize itself, recent research shows. Now, as a global company and U.S. scientists work to replicate this trait in other corn varieties, will the villages where the maize originated share fairly in the profits?

[exit82]

EyeTheSpy @TrueEyeTheSpy

· 37m

Monitoring through the night. Situational Awareness Matters. Tomorrow (today) Will be busy. High chance of FF event to deflect news.

[gubamyster]

If you don’t go to sleep, you are going to sleep past Bacon Hour.

[jennychase]

Brad Parscale
@parscale

Tonight’s debate summary:

Winner: @realDonaldTrump

Loser: @donlemon

[STARLIT]

LOL...wise advise Gub.

[gubamyster]

If you have twitter, please send Parscale the video I posted above in #4307

Here is the link to the tweet w/ the video:

https://twitter.com/RealSlimCajun/status/1156399736821288961

[jennychase]

Melody Warbington
@rwm52
·
1h

I didn’t vote for Trump last time, but very likely will this time in spite of some of the tweets, not all. I care about the policies and direction of the country, and so do a lot of women in and outside of my circle.

[STARLIT]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUY6akYP6Qs

Reds cs Pirates Full Fight}Amir Garrett Takes on ENTIRE Pirates Team!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw8_zodgwmI
cincinnati Reds vs Pittsburgh Pirates FULL Fight.

[STARLIT]

Tired..good night.

[gubamyster]

That was quite a brawl. Sure enough Puig was in the middle of it. Reds manager, Bell was whining like a little girl after the game.