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

a reply to: Skyfloating

Hello again.

originally posted by: RookQueen
a reply to: Guyfriday
For now I will say that I do not believe a good portion of the liberals can wake-up!

Sadly, 90+% (or more) probably cannot. Not only libs either.

a reply to: Kaiju666
Yes, and I agree that it isn't only liberals. My 72-year-old sister and her husband are prime examples. Both are Republicans
but have no interest in seeking the truth......I try to leave them alone about it and just take solace in knowing
they will at least vote right!

Damar Hamlin under fire for his Super Bowl LVII jacket, fans call it 'mockery of crucifixion of Jesus'



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a reply to: RookQueen

He is going to get many millions of dollars from Pfizer, to keep him from squealing on them.

If he doesn't, demar can look forward to working as a Burger King manager for a few decades.

a reply to: carewemust

I think we need to keep up with demar to see which way this goes, but yes I do agree with you. Phizer or flippin Whoppers...which will it be?

a reply to: Skyfloating

Do you still have that Q magnet I left for you?

I'm only kidding.

Maybe

originally posted by: carewemust

If he doesn't, demar can look forward to working as a Burger King manager for a few decades.

or that covid "Glock" variant that might be coming down the pike for these people.

US F-35 jets intercept 4 Russian fighter aircraft near Alaska, second action in 2 days
NORAD plays down concerns about second interception of Russian aircraft in two days, calling incident 'routine'

Two F-16 fighter jets were previously dispatched by NORAD to intercept separate Russian aircraft on Monday, which included a TU-95 BEARH-H and SU-35 fighter jet.
"This is the second intercept of Russian aircraft over two days. This Russian activity near the North American ADIZ occurs regularly and is not seen as a threat, nor is the activity seen as provocative," NORAD said Thursday.

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a reply to: RookQueen

Not to be a party pooper. But this is routine for the last 70 years. All parties routinely “test” their neighbors or adversaries defense systems.
I also understand Russian fighters aren’t the ideal air to air competitor for a US 5th gen fighter, but the Russians also invented the fighter. They chose not to invest in full stealth as they understood by the time that reality was current, that dog fighting would not be a pivotal role in a war.
In saying all of that, a su35 being chased by an F16 is an awfully ambitious endeavor.

a reply to: RookQueen

Just fearmongering.

Here's an old story. popularmechanics.com dated: APR 30, 2021

U.S. Air Force units stationed in Alaska, near America’s frozen border with Russia, say intercepts rose to 60 a year in 2020, up from just 10 in 2015, according to Air Force Times. While the aircraft in Russia’s Aerospace Forces don’t actually come near Alaskan airspace, they do require the Air Force to sortie a number of planes, from F-22 Raptors to tankers, to meet them.

The Russian flights are typically carried out by Tu-95 “Bear” bombers, Il-38 May maritime patrol aircraft, Il-38N maritime surveillance aircraft, and in September 2020, Sukhoi Su-35E “Flanker-E” twin-engine fighter jets.

Then there were all those stories about how the native Innuit were allowing the Russians to land for refueling, a few decades ago.

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a reply to: angelchemuel

Not closing that I know of... but loads of places DID decide to close after Christmas because of exorbitant energy costs!

a reply to: Guyfriday

Could be Guy, could be...

Personally, I think the threat was either:
a) Pushing the 5G killswitch button on the vaccinated, (Think Kingsman film that I've posted several times), or
b) Threat to the WATER supply... with the train/chemical derailments being the warnings?

a reply to: Thoughtful1

T1, If the GOOD CLUB is the dining club that meets around once a year with limited participants, then I think it has been posted about a couple of times in much older parts of the thread.

My memory is saying some reference to a recent meet/meal being held in Canada?

a reply to: Skyfloating

You've been sorely missed old chap!

a reply to: RookQueen

It's how I relax on the weekends.

a reply to: RookQueen

RookQueen, there was a tweet doing the rounds earlier that showed Damar Hamlin seems to have lost his neck tattoo in that recent photo-op!!!

The implication is that he DID die... and they've either put a body double or clone in place of him.

#3872 is a 3 yr DELTA today, Feb 17th:

Q !!Hs1Jq13jV6 ID: 73bdd5 No.8168745 📁
Feb 17 2020 21:29:50 (EST)
To be blunt….
GAME OVER.
Q

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Nice way to start a weekend.