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originally posted by: Creep Thumper
a reply to: All Seeing Eye
Yes, many were involved, but it was Dulles and his tentacles dating from pre-WWII that got it done. He had people EVERYWHERE.
New Threats to Julian Assange; Consortium News to Broadcast Emergency Meeting Live on Saturday..........This will commence on Saturday November 3rd, 2018 at 3pm EST (midday Pacific), via https:........
Q !!mG7VJxZNCI No.386 📁
Nov 2 2018 19:37:38 (EST)
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+MS13/ISIS reinforcements for 'wet work'.
Re_read drops re: MS13
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See the 'gun' tucked in the pants of the 'money man'?
Q
A Keybase team is a group of people who can communicate with end-to-end cryptography. This means the team's chats and files cannot be read by anyone outside the team, not even someone who breaks into Keybase's servers.
Membership/role changes are entered into a chain of signatures which (1) cannot be altered by a malicious person outside the team, and (2) must be signed by a team admin, as defined by previous links in the chain.
Trump has always been a walking ball of neediness. In the 80s and 90s these needs were slaked by women and celebrity. It has only been in more recent years that political clout became his quarry, and there is a very obvious correlation between his need for political respect and the length of his tie. In the early Republican presidential debates, for example, he felt as if he had already won just by being up on the podium, and his tie was almost of normal length. But by the time he was debating with Hillary Clinton, and he realised that he had to win this so as not to be a LOSER, his tie was almost down to his knees.
The worrying – if deadeningly inevitable – takeaway is that Trump is still wearing the long ties, suggesting his neediness remains unsatisfied, despite now being president. But then, his obsession with the size of his inauguration and his loss of the popular vote might have given that game away. So in conclusion, going by the tie theory (and frankly, we should cling to any theory we can these days) becoming president seems to have made Trump more neurotic, not less, and this makes him lash out more, lose more respect, feel even more insecure and lengthen his ties yet further. Watch the ties, world. And be very, very afraid.
originally posted by: XAnarchistX
"q" talks about MS13 like they know anything about them..