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Anonymous ID: P3Lk4PKG No.147106598 š
Oct 29 2017 11:11:40 (EST)
Some of us come here to drop crumbs, just crumbs.
POTUS is 100% insulated - any discussion suggesting heās even a target is false.
POTUS will not be addressing nation on any of these issues as people begin to be indicted and must remain neutral for pure optical reasons. To suggest this is the plan is false and should be common sense.
Focus on Military Intellingence/ State Secrets and why might that be used vs any three letter agency
What SC decision opened the door for a sitting President to activate - what must be showed?
Why is POTUS surrounded by generals ^^
Again, there are a lot more good people than bad so have faith. This was a hostile takeover from an evil corrupt network of players (not just Democrats).
Donāt fool yourself into thinking Obama, Soros, Rothās, Clintonās etc have more power present day than POTUS.
Operation Mockingbird
Patriots are in control. Sit back and enjoy the show.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
The first Apple-1 computers were sold for $666.66 in 1976. Forty-five years later, a still-functioning one has sold for $400,000.
"What we have with the Apple-1 is sort of like the holy grail of vintage computer collecting," says Corey Cohen, an Apple and technology historian.
NPR
originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: FlyingFox
I can't remember the story details, but yea Gates stole it. Then years later he funded Apple so they wouldn't go bankrupt and make him look like a monopolist.
An Apple-1 computer and a 1986 Panasonic video monitor sold for $400,000 on Tuesday.
The first Apple-1 computers were sold for $666.66 in 1976. Forty-five years later, a still-functioning one has sold for $400,000.
"What we have with the Apple-1 is sort of like the holy grail of vintage computer collecting," says Corey Cohen, an Apple and technology historian.
NPR
originally posted by: crankyoldman
An innovator in early AR systems has a dire prediction: the metaverse could change the fabric of reality as we know it.
Louis Rosenberg, a computer scientist and developer of the first functional AR system at the Air Force Research Laboratory, pennedĀ an op-ed inĀ Big ThinkĀ this weekendĀ that warned the metaverse ā an immersive VR and AR world currently being developed byĀ The Company Formerly Known as FacebookĀ ā could create what sounds like a real life cyberpunk dystopia.....
Heās also concerned that the metaverse would āmake reality disappearā by creating a system in which people canāt simply step away from their devices to have real-world interactions. The idea is that the metaverse could grow to a point at which it impacts essentially every facet of our lives and itād be near impossible for most to just walk away. That means weād all be constantly exposed to whatever false reality third-parties might want to show us, since thereād be an AR overlay over everything. .....
originally posted by: crankyoldman
THIS is trending on the twit.
THE LOGIC is astounding. This is m.A.L.I.C.E. gone totally insane.
1 in 4 American women will have an abortion before reaching 45.
No entry sign Those denied one are more likely to spend years in poverty, says a 2020
@nberpubs study.
Writing hand "The main cost... is that it impedes women's ability to fully engage in the labor market," says author Sarah Miller.
So 1 in 4 American(?) women?
From the insane, to total effing bats$%^ crazy.
@IWPResearchās latest findings show abortion restrictions also cost the US economy $105 billion every year
Money bag If these laws were lifted across states, 505,000 more women aged 15 to 44 would enter the labour force
So we know the problem isn't labor, we got 1m new laborers and high unemployment, we know the problem is with food sources drying up, the fear is this will spread like the contagion The Rona isn't. They have clearly deployed m.A.L.I.C.E. to say anything and everything to stop this, but the logic is computer logic.
.....Horowitz said FBI interviews with Danchenko āraised significant questions about the reliability of the Steele election reportingā and cast doubt on some of its biggest claims. Documents show the FBI had previously investigated Danchenko as a possible āthreat to national securityā due to alleged connections with Russian intelligence.....
.....Nearly all of the signers of the Page FISA warrants ā Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, FBI Director James Comey, and FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe ā have now indicated under oath that they would not have signed off on the surveillance if they knew then what they know now.........