-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions ---WHO WILL PUT AN END TO THE ENDLESS?--- -Part- --42--

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

A second tweeter pointing to Q34/EBS... Joseph Belmont

Always follow the Plan. Change not Chance. 👀 on the Christmas Cheer 🎉😎 enjoy

34 spaces between "Plan." and "Change"!

QTSR Dec 23:

Disclose TV: Florida Supreme Court approves DeSantis grand jury to investigate mRNA COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers

originally posted by: OveRcuRrEnteD
QTSR Dec 23:

Whoever QTheStormRider is, they don't seem to understand that the Florida Supreme Court is not SCOTUS. Or, they don't know that the Brunson (not "Bruson") case was initially filed in Utah, not Florida. Or maybe is confused about how the US and States' judiciaries are structured.

a reply to: kreinhard
probably all three, but.....

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Aslo a very Q feel, 15's 16 18 19 giving 17, -16 plus 17 = 33 but 3's 5's n 15's are clear, all 5 clocks on 18 minutes hand n 4 clocks on 23? second hands.

I get n feel a 9 completion energy of 2023 being created , started, siggynilled ?.

a reply to: Guyfriday

It's been speculated A0C is a plant. I'll leave it at that.

So supreme idiot Lizzy Warren came out swinging on Crypto because,,, well,, FTX&The Bank Man. Of course. Which begs a lot of Q's.

Sam Bankman-Fried's father drafted tax legislation for Elizabeth Warren, donated thousands to Dems

Completely unrelated, except the Stupidity part.



This is fascinating. For one, American does NOT mean the same thing as US Citizen, US Citizen = LEGAL SLAVE, based on Corporate DC jurisdiction.

But more hilarious.

Does Stanford offer Primary Degrees? "Did you get a masters?" "no primary." "so you didn't go to grad school at all?" "yes I did." Gun in mouth moment.

It must be in the SF area water, as the school district there banned Chief, because it's racist American, sorry US Citizen talk.

LOL. What idiots, absolute idiots, as in beyond repair idiots.

There were like 50 other oddities today, including Team Joe's twitter feed. But I'll leave you with this...





They actually issued Churchill talking points, ChurCHILL, to prop up actor Zel.

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: Guyfriday

It's been speculated A0C is a plant. I'll leave it at that.

Like a fern?

I can see that, but yeah, she comes across like a long game pawn being placed in position to try and take the queen on the chessboard of DC.

This does not sit well
Charlie Ward

Must Watch ~ JFK Jr.

originally posted by: crankyoldman
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There were like 50 other oddities today, including Team Joe's twitter feed. But I'll leave you with this...

They actually issued Churchill talking points, ChurCHILL, to prop up actor Zel.

That middle pic reminds me of bill&ted movie scene where the little boy in hell has to kiss wrinkled grandma.

What an odd Christmas story.
From: thedailybeast.com
but referenced on MSN News and a few others.

There’s no denying the magic of the holiday season, whether it be the look on people’s faces when you give them gifts, the twinkling of red and green lights on every house and evergreen trees, or that mysterious saucer-shaped object whizzing past the night sky at otherworldly speeds and angles.

Okay, that last one is a bit of a stretch—but probably not as much as you would think.

First, some context: UFO sightings are the highest during the summer months, most commonly in July and June. Data provided to The Daily Beast from the UFO Reporting Center found that July 4th takes the top spot when it comes to ET sightings “as people tend to misidentify fireworks,” according to Christian Stepien, the technical director of the organization.

That’s about the same as many other UFO reporting databases. These databases also tend to report more sightings during the merriest time of the year: Christmas.

“We do have a slight uptick twice a year in the summer and around the holidays,” Ron James told The Daily Beast. James is the media relations director of Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), one of the oldest and largest organizations dedicated to studying ET sightings.

Does this mean that Q-442 and the last idea will get rolled out soon?
from Q-442

Q !UW.yye1fxo ID: 78f9ff No.154583 📁
Dec 23 2017 01:53:22 (EST)
Anonymous ID: 50e089 No.154493 📁
Dec 23 2017 01:46:21 (EST)
2017-12-23 00_46_02-Elon Musk on Twitter_ _Nuclear alien UFO from North Korea https___t.co_GUIHpKkkp.png⬇

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>>154493
Message back.
UFO put out to detract from drops.
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A picture of a twitter post is seen in the actual -Q- post.

Will the Trotskyists use the threat and increased appearances of UFO/UAPs as a way of trying to scare people and force the incoming Congress into doing as the Trotskyists want? Before you say nope, remember that during the Jan 6th event all those states that were going to challenge the elections decided to shut up after everyone went back to the floor. Even people like Jim Jordan and that former Navy SEAL Crenshaw (great back bone there guys).

Elon Musk ‘orders Twitter to remove suicide prevention feature’




Q Suicide

a reply to: crankyoldman

Just to add on to this.
From: MSN News
Sky event in January 2023

C/2022 E3 (ZTF) was first spotted by the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF) on March 2, 2022 and is set to reach its closest point to the sun, or perihelion, on January 12, 2023. ZTF is an astronomical survey conducted by the Palomar Observatory in California.

Could be something, or nothing, but interestingly connections are possible.

Christmas Eve

Hunter Biden’s Ex-Wife Dishes On Couple’s Marriage In New Memoir

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The U.S. Secret Service also recently announced that it found hundreds of documents related to Hunter Biden’s purchase of a handgun that was later found after being discarded in a dumpster behind a small grocer in Delaware.

Understanding Operation Flicker

Of the 5200 domestic clients discovered in one $%&#$% pornography investigation, investigators identified 264 DoD employees, accounting for 5.1% of the total perpetrators. Disturbing, no? It gets worse

Climate Change
10 years
What the &%$# are we doing?

“The cops that came to the scene said it was one of the most horrific things they had ever seen, stabbed her from her face down to the bottom of her legs — but you can say you’re a woman and all of the sudden you’re in a women’s prison,” Rogan said.

Tis the season

QTSR Dec 23:

originally posted by: kreinhard

originally posted by: OveRcuRrEnteD
QTSR Dec 23:

Whoever QTheStormRider is, they don't seem to understand that the Florida Supreme Court is not SCOTUS. Or, they don't know that the Brunson (not "Bruson") case was initially filed in Utah, not Florida. Or maybe is confused about how the US and States' judiciaries are structured.

What are you talking about? This is about the case in Florida, separate from Utah or the SCOTUS. All that you just posted doesn't change the fact there is a case in Florida going to the Florida Supremes.

a reply to: 13Kiwi20qYes

Noice read, thanks!

If I don't get a chance later...

A Very Merry Christmas to One and All in the thread!

originally posted by: Justoneman
What are you talking about? This is about the case in Florida, separate from Utah or the SCOTUS. All that you just posted doesn't change the fact there is a case in Florida going to the Florida Supremes.

I was talking about what QTheStormRider put in his post. Let me explain for you:

The Disclose.Tv post, that QTheStormRider has his little pointing finger emoji aimed at in his reply below it, is about Governor DeSantis and the FL Attorney General petitioning the Florida State Supreme Court to establish a Grand Jury to investigate malfeasance with regard to COVID vaccine marketing in the State of Florida. The FL Supreme Court granted their request.

The first line of the QTheStormRider reply (beyond the little pointing finger emoji) is "The same SUPREME COURT that seeked [sic] out the Brusons [sic] brothers case". The next line is, "What's happening with SCOTUS?" followed by a bunch of poorly written fan fiction.

QTheStormRider seems to be under the mistaken impression that the FL Supreme Court--who just approved the FL Grand Jury to investigate vaccine shenanigans--is the same "SUPREME COURT that seeked [sic] out the Brusons [sic] brothers case".

As you have observed, and as I was alluding to, the FL Supreme Court approving a Florida Grand Jury is unrelated to SCOTUS granting certiorari to the Brunson case (which action doesn't mean SCOTUS "seeked [sic] out the Brusons [sic] brothers case"), a case which originated in the State of Utah.

Further, to address something you posted, to whit, "All that you just posted doesn't change the fact there is a case in Florida going to the Florida Supremes."

What DeSantis and the FL AG have asked for is a Grand Jury. Grand Juries are empaneled before a case is made. The role of the Grand Jury is not to determine guilt or innocence. They are formed to determine whether or not charges should be filed or an indictment issued. There exists no case presently, as the Grand Jury has just been approved. Keep in mind that just because there is a Grand Jury investigation doesn't necessarily mean any charges or indictments are forthcoming. Further, any case against a party, relating to the subject matter the Grand Jury has been empaneled for, would likely not start in the FL Supreme Court.

Could a case be making it's way to the Florida Supreme Court? Sure. Does that case exist today? Well, you assert "... the fact there is a case going to the Florida Supremes." I'm sure there are many cases in Florida headed for review by the FL Supreme Court justices. But, is there one already headed there that originated from the Grand Jury the FL Supreme Court just approved two days ago? As you have said that it's a "fact" that such a case is headed for the Florida Supreme Court, would you please provide a link to that case? I'd like to read it.

Thanks for calling the department of synchronicity decodes, how can we help you?



Police: 19-year-old killed in shooting at Mall of America


No conclusive evidence Russia is behind Nord Stream attack

Nordstrom Name Meaning

Swedish (Nordström): ornamental name composed of the elements nord ‘north’ + ström ‘river’.

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The word mall, as in shopping mall, has traveled a long and winding path, beginning with the Italian game of pallamaglio, which was played with a ball and a mallet. The name of the game found its way into French as pallemaille, which in turn became English pall mall. Pall Mall is now the name of a street in central London where the game was once played, and The Mall, which was also once the site of such games, is now a tree-lined promenade leading to Buckingham Palace. In the 1950s, the word mall was applied to streets that were closed off to make shops convenient for pedestrians. Later mall was used to denote complexes built specifically for shopping and located outside of urban centers. 

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US slams Russia's 'ridiculous' claims with 'no factual basis' that British PM Liz Truss sent a text to Antony Blinken saying 'it's done' after the Nord Stream pipeline explosion

Talk about in a nutshell



The World Bank and crimes of globalization: a case study

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That powerful entities (including international financial institutions) are in a strong position to influence national (and international) law has long been recognized (Passas, 1999: 401). In an increasingly globalized world, we need to adopt conceptions of crime that transcend limitations of traditional state-based law. Crime itself is increasingly a transnational or global phenomenon. Nikos Passas (2000: 17-18) offers the following definition of transnational crime: "...cross-border misconduct that entails avoidable and unnecessary harm to society, is serious enough to warrant state intervention, and is similar to other kinds of acts criminalized in the countries concerned or by international law." ......

Because they are not states, international financial institutions such as the World Bank are not technically bound by this U.N. covenant, but the states to which they have made loans have generally ratified the covenant (Stark, 2000: 536-537). Even if these states have done little, if anything, to enforce the economic covenant, willful failures by the international financial institutions and the states to comply with these standards may be regarded as crimes in terms of the conception offered above. Accordingly, if the policies and practices of an international financial institution such as the World Bank result in avoidable, unnecessary harm to an identifiable population, and if these policies lead to violation of widely recognized human rights and international covenants, then crime in a meaningful sense has occurred, whether or not specific violations of international or state law are involved. The failure to characterize the forms of harm perpetrated by international financial institutions as crime tends to dilute the seriousness of such activity.

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