Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 10/10/2023 Vol.476, Q Day 2174

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[Steve Van Doorn]

"Ancient Cannanites are Celtic Irish .. "
It was actually easier to track the Tribe of Dan to the Danes. The pipe for the bag pipes were first found in Turkey.
For me it was the similarities of Gaelic Language and Ancient Hebrew. Where Danu (Irish goddess) is similar to the mother goddess.
Even Wikipedia has a little on it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribe_of_Dan#Claims_of_descent_from_Dan

Though what I did was follow what happened to the philistine. They traveled to Scythia and Ancient Carthage. They where the sea people they dominated the oceans at this time. This is when they opened ports in Britannia.

Things I look for to connect them were the, stone Burial, ancient Hebrew origin writing such as Trident(Letter "Hey" Hebrew. Means Behold IE:Behold the Breath.)
Trident can also represent three gods which different tribes had different gods thought the concept was the same the breath of god.

Symbolism like the red tongue of fire which came from the story of Enoch. Pyramids around the world are key. But they're far older. Likely from the same people.

Other leads but I'm still skeptical. Such as Star forts and Ancient Colosseums.

[WildHighlander57]

What states?

Red states in the US?

[Steve Van Doorn]

Solutrean Culture of the Kaine Groups southern France 19,000 years ago. Found in Cactus Hill points of Virginia 23,000 years
Comparison: Clovis people found 13,000 years old. http://www.virginiaplaces.org/nativeamerican/solutrean.html

"Virginia" (origin May(month) or god Maia or mother, Sirius) "Victoria?" (Victory, Sol Invictus)
Akkadian word for mother goddess is Victoria


Some of those people stayed here that where concussion that I know about:
The Timucan tribe and the yuchi Tribe
Another Tribe in Chachapoyas Cloud People of Peru
Yuchi Tribe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mX6T42rVVo

[Farcesensitive]

NYPD suits up, expands patrols for mass protests, possible violence as Israel-Palestinian war rages

https://www.nydailynews.com/2023/10/12/nypd-suits-up-expands-patrols-for-mass-protests-possible-violence-as-israeli-war-rages-on/

[Steve Van Doorn]

Some of those people stayed here that where concussion Caucasian that I know about:
The Timucan tribe and the yuchi Tribe
Another Tribe in Chachapoyas Cloud People of Peru

[LadyDoc]

Scalise was recently diagnosed as having multiple myeloma, a nasty blood cancer. It is treatable but needs chemotherapy which can make you feel lousy.

So I suspect this might be the reason.

[Farcesensitive]

Trump Promises to Slap Tariffs on All Imports

https://thenewamerican.com/us/politics/trump-promises-to-slap-tariffs-on-all-imports/

[Lakeside Granny]

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[Farcesensitive]

In a surprise and stunning admission, given only a week ago these words might have been unthinkable coming straight from the White House, Biden’s national security council spokesman John Kirby bluntly admitted that funding for Ukraine is “coming near the end of the rope” and is “not going to be indefinite.”

He had said the words in a Wednesday afternoon press briefing wherein he unveiled a new $200 million arms package for Ukraine, which is drawn from previously Congressionally approved funds.

More at: https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/kirby-bluntly-says-ukraine-aid-near-end-rope-wont-be-indefinite

[Son of Donegal]

Blessings to you, Melian!

[rodguy911]

Voter fraud will undoubtedly rule who takes over the country next year.Here's one case in Bridgeport, Conn. that may give other areas a wakeup call.

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https://www.ctinsider.com/politics/article/bridgeport-ct-2019-absentee-ballot-investigation-18336339.php

Three tied to Joe Ganim's 2019 Bridgeport mayoral campaign recommended for criminal charges

Ken Dixon

Brian Lockhart

Staff writers

Aug. 30, 2023 Updated: Aug. 31, 2023 11:29 a.m.

BRIDGEPORT — Nearly four years after a Hearst investigation into the alleged misuse of absentee ballots in the contentious 2019 Bridgeport Democratic mayoral primary that was narrowly won by Mayor Joe Ganim, state elections officials have recommended possible criminal violations by three people aligned with the mayor's campaign, including a member of the City Council, to the chief state's attorney.

The State Election Enforcement Commission, the regulatory agency that launched the initial investigation after a series of articles that cited voters who said they were steered toward voting for Ganim via mail-in absentee ballots, recently referred the case to Chief State's Attorney Patrick Griffin.

The SEEC investigators were hampered by the COVID pandemic, which hit the state in March of 2020 and delayed some in-person interviews. In June, the commission voted unanimously to authorize staff lawyers to refer "evidence of possible criminal violations undertaken."

Named in the referral was Alfredo Castillo, a member of the city council; Wanda Geter-Pataky, a City Hall employee, and Nilsa Heredia, all of whom supported Ganim.

The office of the chief state's attorney on Wednesday confirmed the referral. "The investigation is pending," said Alaine Griffin, director of communications for the Division of Criminal Justice, declining further comment.

Heredia, who was paid hundreds of dollars by the campaign to circulate applications for mail-in ballots in the 19-building P.T. Barnum apartment complex in Black Rock, testified in a court challenge to the primary results in the fall of 2019. She stressed that she did not assist voters in filling out their ballots, but provided them with blank applications and stamps.

The trial before Superior Court Judge Barry Stevens included testimony from voters who said that their completed absentee ballots had been collected by Ganim campaign workers in apparent violation of state law, and that applications for ballots were improperly distributed and mailed out with address corrections that should not have occurred.

The five-week-long trial ended when Stevens ruled that while the case uncovered some level of fraud as well as major weaknesses in the absentee-ballot system that were exploited in the primary, there wasn't enough evidence to overturn Ganim's victory. “In summary, the plaintiffs were successful in identifying very serious election law violations, but the heat of this evidence is not hot enough to vacate the entire primary in the manner they sought,” Stevens said in a statement from the bench at the trial's conclusion. The general election, which Ganim easily won in the heavily Democratic city, took place five days later.

Castillo, who is awaiting a scheduled December trial on second-degree breach of peace and second-degree threatening in connection with an alleged confrontation with a city department head two years ago, first disconnected a phone call from a reporter on Wednesday morning, then did not answer his phone several times. He also did not immediately respond to a text message requesting comment.

Castillo and his council colleague, Fred Hodges, were both endorsed by the Democratic Town Committee at its July 25th convention. Each of Bridgeport’s ten council districts has two seats. Castillo and Hodges are being challenged in the Sept. 12 party primary by Rigoberto Giusti and Carmen Nieves. The two top voter-getters will continue on to the November general election.

Reached on Wednesday morning, Geter-Pataky said she was not aware of the results of the SEEC investigation or the criminal referral and would be contacting a lawyer. “As far as I’m concerned I didn’t do anything wrong. I work and I do things according to the law," she said, declining further comment.

There was no immediate response Wednesday from Ganim’s 2023 reelection campaign, but Moore, who failed this year to petition her way onto the Sept. 12 primary ballot with Ganim and fellow Democrat John Gomes, said she was robbed of the 2019 victory.

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Here's a more recent piece on the same story:

https://ctmirror.org/2023/09/16/ct-bridgeport-joe-ganim-john-gomes-election-tampering-primary/#:~:text=Hours%20after%20John%20Gomes'%20campaign,the%20actions%20in%20the%20footage.

[rodguy911]

Great catch here:

https://twitter.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1712555237767340523

Video shows crazy hamas terrorists taking pipes designed to give the populace water and turning them into rocket launchers!

Here's their main supporter:

[Farcesensitive]

[Ymani Cricket]

Based.

[Melinda in TN]

From the video, it seems to be the lowest populated states in the middle of the country that house the silos.

[Melinda in TN]

This isn't all of them but this is the most of them. There are a few targets on the East coast.

[Farcesensitive]

“Poll by Israeli newspaper Maariv shows support for Netanyahu’s Likud has plunged, with current results showing it would win only 19 seats, as opposed to the 32 it currently holds.”
https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1712735276290994391

Was the goal of allowing the attacks to get rid of Netanyahu?

Or are they counting on a massive swing the other way after clearing out Gaza and maybe the West Bank?

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

So, the RINOs and Democrats wanted him as speaker in order to finish the job the “Ballgame Shooter” started.

[Farcesensitive]

https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1712564978606325770

Israel’s Minister of Information Galit Distel has resigned

[AFB-XYZ]

Wow! That is one talented bird! :-)