Posted on 09/03/2019 9:47:51 AM PDT by ransomnote
Never said he was a bad guy, just a guy that didn’t do anything but talk a good game.
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Agreed...loves the spotlight but what has he accomplished
against the DS? TBD
Q Anon: 09/03/19 Trust Trump’s Plan ~ Vol.174, Q Day 676
9/7/2019, 7:28:38 AM · 1,251 of 1,292
Melian to TEXOKIE
I think the elites have built a city in Antarctica under the ice. They do their plotting and adrenochrome/ medical treatments there. Bringing heat to the underground ice castle is what is causing glacier calving. We can’t detect all the slaves there with our satellites because of the layer of ice.
{{adjusting my well-worn tinfoil hat}}
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Interesting and not so crazy possibility, Melian. Amazing how a year of Q research allows us to entertain such things seriously. We hope they are not true, but a few years ago, we would not have thought of the horribleness which was taking place on Epstein’s Island, and possibly also his NM Zorro Ranch would have been true.
(I’m admiring your hat...)
https://www.amgreatness.com/2019/09/06/a-bedtime-story-doug-mcmillon-the-walmart-jabberwock/
Great America
A Bedtime Story: Doug McMillon, The Walmart Jabberwock
Chuck de Caro - September 6th, 2019
Well boys and girls, there once was a man named Lewis Carroll, the creator of Alice in Wonderland, who would be bemused as Walmart re-creates some of his other fanciful characters, starting with CEO Doug McMillon, The Walmart Jabberwock.
Heretofore relatively unknown politically, save for attempting to head off an Arkansas religious freedom law, Dougie has galumphed into view, breathed mighty fire, and with a high-minded and pious speech declared that the recent tragedies at Walmart could be countered by banning the sale of .223 caliber ammunition!
Yes! And then he decreed that law-abiding citizens could not exercise their Second Amendment right to bear arms in his stores! All by himself!
Surely, that would stop the violence!
Delighted with his frabjous day, he galumphed back to his Bentonville lair and met with the Mad Hatters of the Walmart marketing department.
Could it be that those Mad Hatters in marketing, crazed from squinting beneath green visors at their demographic calculations, had fed their $19-million-a-year boss a load of boojum droppings?
Could it be that sheer cynicism had driven their decision to do something, no matter how doltish?
Could it be that Walmart demographers, seeing two high profile tragedies involving guns and Walmart, although unconnected except for the words “guns” and “Walmart,” had coldly and precisely calculated that a high-profile but meaningless gyre would defuse the connection in the public’s mind?
But Alas! The Fact Thing.
It turns out that Dougie-the-Jabberwock didn’t bother to find out that the gunman in El Paso wasn’t using .223-caliber ammunition from an AR rifle at all!
The lunatic was, in fact, shooting a completely different, semi-automatic Romanian 7.62x39mm WASR-10, an AK-47 knockoff.
But Dougie-the-Jabberwock and his know-nothing-but-do-something (with minimum loss in profit) Walmart marketing folks foolishly knee-jerked, without checking the facts, and chose the AR rifle and its .223 ammunition as the root of all evil, anyway!
Yup, they sure did.
And ironically, while that .223 ammunition is made in America, Walmart continues to sell Tula 7.62 x 39mm AK-47 ammunition . . . made in Russia.
So you see, boys and girls, even though Walmart is the largest corporation in the world with $514 billion in revenue, and 2.2 million employees, Lewis Carroll surely would be chortling over the mimsy performance of the slithy folks in Bentonville, unfolding as if through the looking glass. And waiting for Dougie’s next galumph . . .
Q Anon: 09/03/19 Trust Trump’s Plan ~ Vol.174, Q Day 676
9/7/2019, 2:51:10 AM · 1,226 of 1,292
Axenolith to TEXOKIE
I do believe that treaty is set to expire relatively soon.
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OH! now there’s a nugget of a thought!
Did a dipsy do on that:
https://www.answers.com/Q/When_does_the_antarctic_treaty_expire
When will the Antarctic Treaty expire?
The Antarctic Treaty has no expiry date listed in its text. Modifications to it are possible, however. To date, no modifications have been ratified, so its original text remains intact....
AND
https://www.fairobserver.com/region/north_america/who-will-control-antarctic/
Directly from the search blurb of above link:
“Although annexation of the continent is now difficult, ongoing geopolitics might disable the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS) after it expires in 2048, or even before that date. If Antarctica is seized, either by force or deception, this can lead to a global conflict. The ATS refers to extensive multilateral accords which came into force in 1961.”
You seem to be correct, Axenolith. It’ll be almost 30 years from now. Not very long in geopolitical terms, I would think.
By your metric against the DS what has Trump accomplished?
Soros'/Illuminati/cabal goal is worldwide chaos where they take the spoils with once again Libya a great example with the rewards such as Qdaffis gold along with whomever controls the oil revenue now etc etc. To me the cabal is all about world domination thru the Illuminati which has control of a huge portion of world wide assets through interlocking directorates.
So if this thread is going to become a whiney thread of petulant finger pointing
Why stop with Sessions, Barr or Gowdy?
Let’s call a spade a spade Trump’s been saying “lock her up” since at least 2016 3 years now and hasn’t done sh*t
Buck stops with POTUS right?
Let me know when the adults return I’m tired of the whining of impatient children.
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Thanks for this nifty little post about how Zero was an artificial plant, not a native of our culture.
If I recall, his bowling was as pathetic as his first pitch.
This reminds me of those old WWII movies, where English-speaking Germans adopted the tactic of donning American uniforms to deliver false orders and other forms of espionage.
Crafty GIs would defeat their nefarious schemes by asking them questions only a REAL AMERICAN would know the answers to (like: “Who are you rooting for in the World Series?”).
Unfortunately, Americans in 2008 and 2012 were not so crafty.
Of course, Republicans were almost as bad ... nominating NoName and Mittzy. (How could we be so stupid? Trump/Q+/Q has truly awakened America!)
Q praised Gowdy.
Well, you did warn me. Watched both videos, the full interview was more disturbing. What Hope depicted and the almost emotionless monotone delivery make an impact.
Whatever I’ve come to learn about the depths of depravity, there is always a sub-basement.
any doubt that the globalist EU faction is desperate to keep the UK in bondage is pretty much gone. The typical tactics of hatred and fear mongering sum it up... https://t.co/aCIOT9Rdtn— Trumpster (@Gettingtrump) September 7, 2019
Boris Johnson could go to jail if he refuses to delay Brexit, says former prosecutions chief https://t.co/ZVFy61dsGU— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 7, 2019
Mark
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I suspect him of worse than that--of being a Clinton mole.
He did more than anyone to allow her to get past Benghazi, an epic DS failure of lies, treason and corruption that could have/should have derailed not only her candidacy but the Obama Presidency.
Instead, Gowdy and fellow travelers lobbed 11 hours of softball questions at her, never forcing her to actually answer the "tougher" ones ... leaving nary a scratch ... and allowing her to argue the events had been fully litigated.
LOL
Softballs
Feelings don’t care about facts
https://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/congress/article41113740.html
So if Trey Gowdy had the power to charge Hillary. Why hasn’t Nadler or Pelosi charged Trump with any crimes?
Oh because the House has no power to bring charges.
Ok Thanks for playing.
Just keep up the nonsensical whining In the meantime...
funny stuff.
thanx
At least you finally replied to the right person. ;-)
Complaining about it in the WSJ isn’t the answer. Taking a good test case to the Supreme Court, and appealing not just the ruling but the imposition of a national injunction by a lone district court is what is needed. Congress could fix it but they won’t, unless the House changes hands and we get a few more solid Trumpist Senators.
Worser and worser.
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