[Steven W.]

Post #855

>>563781
1 of 5.
>>563824
2 of 5.
What if the steel used for military-grade projects was made-inferior by our enemies as a method to weaken?
What if Hussein knew and authorized?
Renegade.
How many Marines volunteered to serve Hussein during his term?
Why?
What if his name we don’t say organized the deal?
The US taxpayer subsidizes the WORLD.
AMERICA has been sold to the highest bidder.
AMERICA has been weakened on purpose.
The depths of their TREASON is unimaginable.
Pure EVIL.
HELL on earth - HRC victory.
Q

[Steven W.]

1 of 5 - "Why is steel so important? Let's look where steel -was- produced in our country. These cities are blue strongholds, still, and many are located around areas of poor minorities, since mills closed and wealth left the area. If Trump brings these people back in to work he can effectively eliminate blue-collar/poor black democrat areas. AMERICAN STEEL"

2 of 5 - "Steel is important to Defense Dept for weapons, planes, ships, tanks, satellites etc., and for GNP output such as Automobile plants, and steel is important for infrastructure rebuilding."

[Lopeover]

Important for ships. Our navy ships had some major damage when they were hit, eh? Wonder if they found the poor grade steel then.

Q posted about 11-11-2018 Military parade. Which now I totally support.

[TEXOKIE]

“Renegade.”

Hmmmmm. Of course we know that Hussein is a renegade... but what if it was someone who knew about the bad steel that became a renegade for the white hats?

noun
a person who deserts and betrays an organization, country, or set of principles.
• a person who behaves in a rebelliously unconventional manner.
• archaic a person who abandons religion; an apostate.
adjective
having treacherously changed allegiance: a renegade bodyguard.
• archaic having abandoned one’s religious beliefs: a renegade monk.

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Also Q refers to Steel and to double meanings in #850:
Steel - Metal substance
Steel - as in “as hard as” the metal substance
Steel - make oneself as hard as the metal substance in the face off a challenge:
He steeled himself when he learned that the repairs on his car would be more than was in his wallet.
Steel - a name (hmm are there any “Steels” or “Steeles” running around in our researches?