Posted on 12/27/2019 1:00:24 PM PST by ransomnote
That was me on 1,000.
But our Q number is 188. Going back to a Bagster post where he said he was 188% sure of Trump and Q.
Followed shortly after by a Q drop with 188 dots.
Probably just coincidence. Heh.
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The 188% came from the first Q thread flame war that raged one night. Where I was accused of being a less than authentic FreeQ.
Bagster helped me in my responses, and One of his comments had to do with lifting weight-188%-followed by the question-do you even lift bro?
The thread was so bad, that we asked Ransom to start a new one before other people were awake to see it. Ha—they all thought it was hilarious. There were meme’s of T shirts with appropriate comments.
188% Has been a fixture on threads ever since...and we did have 188 dots —surely a coinky dink.LOL
“Ghislaine Maxwell is totally convinced that she will not face prosecution over alleged procurement of girls for Jeffrey Epstein as she has too much dirt on rich people, family friend says”
She’s more powerful than Epstein?
“Unless of course the county doesnt have jurisdiction over its airspace.”
No local government in the area has any laws about airspace so no violations have occurred. FAA rules say they have to stay under 500 feet I think. One article said they are flying at about 400. Sounds like the drone people have thought this through. The Wind Farm scouting or something similar sounds plausible. Very few people live out there, they aren’t spying on dry land farmers.
Why not try my picture-sizing suggestion?
>>Shes more powerful than Epstein?
She owns the missing tapes and notebooks?
MileHi asked a rational question.
Hubris Peter Strzok Argues in Court His First Amendment Rights Were Violated
The FBI official who led the team effort to violate the fourth amendment rights of U.S. person Carter Page via unlawful surveillance, is now claiming his first amendment rights to free speech were violated when the FBI fired him for gross misconduct.
WASHINGTON DC Former FBI agent Peter Strzok, a onetime member of former special counsel Robert Muellers Russia probe, is claiming the FBI and Justice Department violated his rights of free speech and privacy when firing him for uncovered texts that criticized President Trump. (link)
Our research indicates the lawsuits filed by Peter Strzok & Lisa Page have an undisclosed purpose. It appears both lawsuits are designed to block the DOJ from releasing the unredacted text conversations. The redactions are hiding evidence of FBI motive.
The direct evidence for FBI bias the inspector general says he could not find is likely located behind the redactions; the lawsuits help to block sunlight. However, that said, the complete failure of AG Bill Barr to declassify any of the primary material also highlights an institutional motive cover-up the abuses of power by both agencies.
Almost three years after Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein gave special counsel Robert Mueller investigative authority; and almost a year since that investigation was completed; and We The People are still not allowed to see the underlining justification the DOJ used to authorize and continue that investigation.
I think she can brag from her hiding place all she wants.
She’s already in a kind of jail, with no charges and no trial.
OK FBI, is the challenge of finding her accepted?
Good point.
Once upon a time.....
Thanks, Kit.
Looks like I hoisted myself on my own snerk
Sorry triple
I head out to lift some moar.
That was not a troll. It was a FreeQ named reason_is_faith, who doesn't post much anymore. Perhaps he is out there in the lurkosphere, where I mostly remain. grey-whiskers is right about his claim, thus the "Do you even lift" comments back then.
Dont mind me. My taste is too much for the Q serious. Nothing else much qualifies.
Shallow sourced babblings, what was the number.. maybe two,... from the bowels of Twitter made me yawn, after being spoiled for so long by the Real and the incomparable Q drops, Anon commentary, knowledgeable decoders and the smart FRQ digs, which was really my only point.
Im just sorry to see a demise of all that surging excitement to be replaced with the dull and goofy and unsubstantiated.
I did try to explain the natural reason, due to these periods of Q silence, for why we are sounding more like a hen-clucking party for musings, gossip and Twitter twits, rather than issuing a depth charge of the real and informative, fit for an Awakening.
>>hen-clucking party
I’d more call it a family, with people bonding together and getting to know one another so that you know whom you want to pay attention to, and whom to ignore. I see masses of material that interest me not at all. And I have become expert with the scroll bar. I expect other people to have the same skill.
Many times free associating and picking up on random comments is a way of doing brainstorming. I’ve seen comments here that have stopped me dead in my tracks. If this group became the pared down Q post analysis or nothing group, I’d never have stayed long enough to have had those epiphanies. For which I thank the ephiphanizers.
Which one is that please? I used a sizing descriptor when I posted, I think I chose &height=600.
I find the commenters’ ‘digs’, finds and thoughts more enlightening than the Q posts. Q’s job is to encourage people to do research and disseminate it, and there are some very able people here doing just that. That’s where the rubber meets the road.
ICE T unknowingly retweets a Q meme.
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Color me skeptical. I bet Ice T knows about Q. Someone asked him in an interview about gun control. He said flat out-the reason for the 2A, is to stop tyrannical government. He’s no dummy.
No one vetted Obama at all, so I have no clue why you would believe that Brennan could not be in the administration. Instead of closing our eyes, we need to dig. If the person is a loon, well OK, but what if they are not?
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Yep- got to do the digging. One thing-he certainly could have operated a Global network for those so inclined, due to his position and access.
Lisa Page's mother--Tamara Najarian--is a naturalized American citizen from Iran.
How many members of the FBI are secret sympathizers or supporters of the Iranian mullahs?— Carlos Osweda (@COsweda) December 30, 2019
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