-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -28-

a reply to: FlyingFox

That really does look like a Q

Trump breaking all the norms is it’s self symbolic.

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a reply to: dashen
👍

I'm fired up & ready for the next stage of the game

a reply to: FlyingFox

Remember this post from wanderingconfusion. Those combat Antifa/YPG said the UK & US are next back then.

Fear eats up all our energy and worry weighs us down. Life feels so much better when we begin freeing ourselves from these emotions

Q Lives Matter

Jussie Sayin

It's going down.
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a reply to: FlyingFox

Seriously? These are the guys that want to start a civil war. They had like 8-10 guys carry a wounded person out of there when one of them could have carried him out. If this keeps up, I'm going to bet military towns (those towns near military bases with large populations of retired and active duty military) are going to be pretty safe places to live.

I wonder if Trump is going to address the Kenosha situation too.

Bill Maher is scared s***less

This is why these riots would be over in about an hour if;

1) law enforcement were allowed to do their jobs.
2) Governors would deploy NG to augment the local law enforcement.

When you allow lawlessness, the number of LE required to suppress and the collateral damage grows each day.

There’s no question the Dem mayors/Govs are being told by someone, “let it burn”.

Let’s review;

Cities with riots allowed to go unchecked.

Chicago. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Portland. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Seattle. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Minneapolis. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Kenosha. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Wash DC. Mayor (D).
New York. Mayor (D). Gov (D).

64 of the 100 (64%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors. 37 of the 50 (74%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors. 21 of the 25 (84%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors. 9 of the 10 (90%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors.

The people simply bring this on themselves. You get what you vote for. Pretty simple.

originally posted by: PilSungMtnMan
Let’s review;

Cities with riots allowed to go unchecked.

Chicago. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Portland. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Seattle. Mayor (D). Gov (D).
Minneapolis. Mayor (D). Gov (D)
Kenosha. Mayor (D). Gov (D) *** Not For Long
Wash DC. Mayor (D).
New York. Mayor (D). Gov (D).

64 of the 100 (64%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors. 37 of the 50 (74%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors. 21 of the 25 (84%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors. 9 of the 10 (90%) largest cities in America have Dem mayors.

The people simply bring this on themselves. You get what you vote for. Pretty simple.

PEOPLE don't like it when peaceful protesters try to blow up gas stations in residential areas.

Or kick unconscious men.

a reply to: aeroscrog

We will see during election cycles for these mayors and Govs.

a reply to: MetalThunder

MT, re "Do you keep your PMs?"... Well I don't delete them but I spose I should have secured them too. I've only got the PMs since mid July left. My gut feel was not to keep that particular audit trail.

a reply to: FlyingFox

FF, catching up but the Qtah tweet of Eric Trump's Q badge is now unavailable.

I'm catching up on processing POTUS 52 tweets from 25th and just came across this retweet of Texas Division of Emergency Management:

"Deadly storm surge will accompany #HurricaneLaura in some areas along the coast.

Residents of the Upper #Texas coastlines should follow evacuation guidelines from their local officials.

Don’t wait till it’s too late to leave.

Follow @NHC_Atlantic + @NWS for latest updates. t.co..."

What's intriguing me is the banner for the @tdem account:



Surely it Is no coincidence that POTUS retweets an account that has the *coiled snake" 8kun logo as it's banner?

a reply to: queenofswords

Yeah today they are very far away from the computer you have sitting on your desk or whatever. We are a long, long ways off from universal quantum computers that serve the same functions as our regular computers today. We're like in the 1950's vaccuum tube stages of classical computing in regards to quantum computing. Still very exciting and promising.