Q Anon: 04/26/20 Trust Trump's Plan ~ Vol.240, Q Day 912

qmap.pub ^ | 04/26/20 | FReepers and FReeQs, vanity

[thinden]

got it on my to do list.

thanx

[ransomnote]

Posting link from forum with a quote by person posting the thread:

NIH in 2005 says Cloroquine is a powerful inhibitor of Coronavirus
NIH ^

Posted on 4/27/2020, 11:51:30 AM by BereanBrain

Folks, you cannot make this up. Fauci was HEAD of NIH when this study was published. (Read study) He knows DARN WELL that cloroquine is an effective treatment!

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[eldoradude]

That IS a picture of Frederick Douglass -

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=frederick+douglass&t=h_&ia=images&iax=images

This is a painting of Wentworth Cheswell - b1746 - d1817 long before photography

[eldoradude]

Beat me to it... as I post before getting to the end.

[little jeremiah]

Saw this in summary on Truth Hammer’s twitter. Article is from last year. At a news briefing a couple of weeks ago (or so) he said specifically that he has more powers that he can use if he chose to, and the reporter jackalmaggots were all perturbed and wanted to know more. But Trump did not delineate and just emphasized that he had incredible powers at his disposal if needed. This was right when He stated emphatically that there was now a national emergency declared in all 50 states and 4 territories.

Click the link to read the six specifically in this article, from July 2019.

https://www.businessinsider.com/what-president-can-do-during-crisis-2018-5

6 unbelievable things the president can do during a crisis

We know our government as one of checks and balances, always ensuring that one branch has oversight over another.

But in case of some kind of national emergency, the president of the United States has the ability to essentially turn the democratically elected government into a sort of constitutional dictatorship, with him (or her) at its center.

This doesn’t mean the chief executive has to enact all the powers at once or that, in an emergency, that they have to enact them at all. These are just the possibilities. In case you read this and think to yourself, “Holy cow, no one is ever going to really do that!” Guess again. Most of these have been done before.

There are four aspects to an emergency: The sudden onset and how long it will last, how dangerous or destructive it is, who it may be dangerous to, and who is best suited to respond. The president has to declare a state of emergency and indicate which powers he’s activating.

[eldoradude]

Yes, and it is always more fun to post replies before I get fully up to date on the thread. Sorry for the redundancy.

[Steven W.]

I believe that VA “study” was a CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD THE USA

[Steven W.]

I remember during the impeachment hearings, one of the stooges (younger guy) on panel was asked about the “black ledger” aka “black book” and he (stooge) actually thought it was valid & verified (it was NEITHER)

[eldoradude]

THE WRETCHED.

So in other words a docu-drama based on DS real life. Yuck.

[eldoradude]

Not nearly as offensive as all this chinavirus crap.

[stylin19a]

thanks

So-like typhoid Mary they are infecting people.

I've been searching for that answer and haven't found it. When exactly are they contagious? CDC doesn't tell us.
This article https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/03/asymptomatic-covid-19-cases-are-they-really-contagious/
identifies people's behavior with the flu and cold and applies it to the COVID, which is reasonable.

What they found was that only one in four people with the flu seek medical care, and only one in 25 people with a cold will do so.

But it doesn't answer the question. Even knowing the answer, what does it buy us ?

[mbrfl]

Thanks for the clarification. I saw that picture pop up on image search and it seemed the most likely to be him based on the accurate period clothing, etc.

Funny thing. Two days ago I’d never heard of Wentworth Cheswell, and now I could probably write an auto-biography about him.

[kallisti]

Interesting justification.

[HoneysuckleTN]

#BREAKING and #EXCLUSIVE: Roger Stone Says #FBI Recommended 'no jail time' If He Turned On @RealDonaldTrump. He Refused To Lie For FBI. #NewPodcast #TheSaraCarterShowhttps://t.co/2N9xf1JSYV via @SaraCarterDC— Sara A. Carter (@SaraCarterDC) April 27, 2020

[eldoradude]

Funny thing. Two days ago I’d never heard of Wentworth Cheswell, and now I could probably write an auto-biography about him.

Likewise.

[Grimmy]

Yep. Under the current Emergency Powers situation, the POTUS does have extraordinary power.

Now, in your mind’s eye...

Have Trump exercise those powers.

And then the screaming, non stop, 24/7 on cable news, and all the usual suspects, on every web site, including this one, chiming right along with the depraved and degenerate msm.

Like they already do.

Every damn time.

The Uniparty didn’t invent iself.

And there are plenty of “conservatives” still butt hurt that Romney didn’t win the nom so that they could “lose with honor” to Hillary.

So, we have to put up with s*** until that filth is cleaned out and shut down.

[eldoradude]

Offensive is in the eye of the beholder...

[Steven W.]

A former neighbor of Joe Biden’s accuser Tara Reade has come forward to corroborate her sexual-assault account, saying Reade discussed the allegations in detail in the mid-1990s

https://www.businessinsider.com/former-neighbor-corroborates-joe-bidens-accuser-2020-4

Now two more sources have come forward to corroborate certain details about Reade’s claims. One of them — a former neighbor of Reade’s — has told Insider for the first time, on the record, that Reade disclosed details about the alleged assault to her in the mid-1990s.

“This happened, and I know it did because I remember talking about it,” Lynda LaCasse, who lived next door to Reade in the mid-1990s, told Insider.

The other source, Lorraine Sanchez, who worked with Reade in the office of a California state senator in the mid-1990s, told Insider that she recalls Reade complaining at the time that her former boss in Washington DC had sexually harassed her, and that she had been fired after raising concerns.

[M. Thatcher]

Chris Wallace is reportedly one of Rush Limbaugh’s best friends.

“Reportedly” where? By whom?