Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 02/11/21 Vol.335, Q Day 1203

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[Ymani Cricket]

[MomwithHope]

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[Melian]

Xiden’s left eye and left side of his face seem to be slipping:

https://gab.com/GhostEzra/posts/105726122681071961

More mask evidence?

[Ymani Cricket]

Posting slightly blind. But worth a repeat. Here is the whole thing.

[greeneyes]

Ya beat me to it. I was just getting ready to post it.

Unfreakin’ believable. The Courts are supposed to handle insurrection cases, not Congress. Not that they care. spit.

[Aquamarine]

😀 Thanks, it was an appropriate gif.

[CheshireTheCat]

I don’t think this has been posted before, but if you need something entertaining to watch tomorrow with the family, there is this from Corbett:

Episode 393 – The 4th Annual Fake News Awards!

https://www.corbettreport.com/fakenews4/

From the palatial living room studios of The Corbett Report it’s the 4th Annual Fake News Awards. The boldest lies. The stupidest propaganda. The ugliest presstitution. Join James as he debunks the lies and shames the liars behind the biggest fake news stories of 2020. Who will take the Dino for the worst fake news story of the year? Watch and find out!

Worst Acting by a Politician or Health Official goes to Matt Hancock crying over William Shakespeare
Best Acting by an Actor in a Fake and Staged Scamdemic goes to Governor Andrew Cuomo for his Scripted Scamdemic Unreality Show
Fakest Fact Check Award goes to FactCheckNI for Can you generate a positive result for COVID-19 from an RT-PCR test?
Fear Porn Story of the Year goes to the New York Post for NYC may temporarily bury coronavirus victims on Hart Island
Best Orwellian Doublethink Award goes to Ali Velshi for “It is not generally speaking unruly but fires have been started.”

It is 125 minutes. It is hard to get through if you are not in the right mood only because you are reminded of how insipid the media is.

[greeneyes]

SLIDE WARNING:

Thanks. We only have about 2-3 months of intense heat. And winter is up and down.

I think in a long term down we’d just do without the refrigerator, and make sure there were no leftovers.

I have kept milk over night by throwing wet towels all over the jar-works pretty good.

[stylin19a]

>>So you’re going to deflect to the content I said was NOT a problem (caustic remarks) because friction is natural? >>

Then why bring it up in the first place?

It’s you who keeps bringing up minutia as how you see it and when I respond you say I deflect from the issue at hand. It’s you who picks and chooses as you see fit.

Go ahead and show the post where you weave your weiner laptop\NYPD conspiracy out of thin air that elicited my derision.

This is going nowhere.
You can see the sliver in my eye but can’t see the plank in your own.

I’ve got an idea...how about polling the regulars and\or former regulars here and see where they stand re: Pres. Trump’s reinstatement.

Take care...see ya in the funnie papers

[RitaOK]

Ahh, Pence.

PENCE reminds me of the situation with hapless Jeff Sessions— both, so very full of loft for their own fine high principles they proved to be of no earthly or heroic good to their heroic, embattled and surrounded president, who had set their netherregions in two pretty big chairs.

Sessions lacked the stomach to do the job, but Pence was a traitor.

I believe Peter Navarro knew exactly what Pence was, from the beginning.

[1_Rain_Drop]

I think this may be what you’re looking for:

**If the vote is 53-47 I’mma fall over ded. **

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3933691/posts?page=653#653

[MileHi]

Really, time to go play with yourself somewhere else.

[stylin19a]

long story short...I contend the NYPD never had Weiner’s laptop. Some disagree and claim the facts\truth were whitewashed.

http://graniteintelligence.com

story here (I know Daily Mail): https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5757635/Anthony-Weiner-hired-investigative-firm-days-underage-sexting-scandal-revealed.html

Anthony Weiner turned in his electronic devices to Granite and the FEDs got a warrant to retrieve them from Granite.

[greeneyes]

I think it was that post and another that I got mixed up together. The words are correct, but the picture is wrong. And I likely transposed the numbers because we knew that it was likely gonna be at least 56 guilty.

[stylin19a]

cute...

[Wneighbor]

Pretty sure you’re just as able to look at your posts as any of us.

[greeneyes]

That was creepy.

[Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn.]

Isn’t the Senate going on vacation next week? So how would this play out? A subject to be taken up when they return from vacation?

[Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn.]

Isn’t the Senate going on vacation next week? So how would this play out? A subject to be taken up when they return from vacation?

[Bob Ireland]

***We only have about 2-3 months of intense heat. And winter is up and down***

A well built 'root cellar' should maintain a constant temperature year round. That temp will vary some with location, but in general 55° - 60°. That greatly simplified controlling the variables. A hundred years ago people stored milk submerged in mountain streams. Very reliable constant. But burying (root cellar) below ground surface temp level is the most reliable. Also refrigeration is easier - although running the cooling compressor yields heat exhaust so that may need to be vented.