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Make no mistake, they know what they have done. At this point, anyone who puts out a headline like this should catch a murder charge.twitter.com...

a reply to: Thoughtful3

originally posted by: Thoughtful3
a reply to: Guyfriday
I am holding out some suspicions around Texas Gov Gegg Abbott. Why did he wait so long before taking the action to call the national guard to secure the border? It has been a full out invasion and instead of being up front and calling it for what it is and taking action, he instead facilitated the transportation of illegals into the country via sanctuary cities.

At the time everyone was cheering this on saying the sanctuary cities deserved this but looking at this a different way Abbott appears to be providing assistance at moving these illegals into the country.

The sanctuary cities can then farm these illegals into the surrounding communities and then further afield. He may never have taken action and spent his time wringing his hands, what can we do? However AG Ken Paxton may have nudged him to take some kind of action because an invasion is an invasion.

Finally someone voices something that occurred to me a long time ago...

It isn't like he wasn't aware of this option, since it was one of Kari Lake's platform promises to immedialtely declare an invasion and do what Abbot is appearing to do now.

I'm not 100% sure he is a fakir, but I'm at least at about 75%...

originally posted by: interupt42
a reply to: G0055E
Your post number is [27284221]

2×(7+2)−(8−4)+2+2+1=17

Actually, that equals 19, so...

You must be The Joker.

originally posted by: Thoughtful3
a reply to: Crazierfox

Crisis actors alert.
Human Domain Solutions- Georgia National Guard February 5-8th

"Also, due to a potentially strenuous decontamination process and varying outside temperatures, CRPs should not have life threatening or serious medical conditions."

What would require decontamination- radioactive, biological- lab leak.

Youtube-Exploring Nuclear Reactor Test Site in Georgia

I wonder what they are planning?
We are Watching a Movie- QMum

The first thing mentioned for eligibility, is that a security clearance isn't required, so that's probably a good sign.

I wonder what kind of crisis actor positions require a security clearance.

a reply to: Thoughtful3

Strange about the dates...from your source....

Disease X and Davos: This is Not the Way to Evaluate and Formulate Public Health Policy
By REPPAREREPPARE January 26, 2024 Pharma, Policy, Public Health 11 minute read
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[Full PDF of report is available below]
Private Interest and the Development of Pandemic Policy

Public health messaging should provide accurate information so that the public and their leadership can formulate appropriate responses, weighed against society’s competing priorities. Planning for the future requires scarce resources to be concentrated on areas of greatest need and with the expectation that they can achieve the widest benefit. However, policy can become skewed towards narrow vested interests when non-health goals, such as financial profit, come to compete with health benefits during the decision-making process. Thus, decision-making for health policy must be cognizant of, and resistant to, conflicts of interest and narratives that promote those interests.

To gain legitimacy, public health policy must be vested in institutions answerable to the public and based on reliable evidence. In the case of the recent World Economic Forum (WEF) venture in public health policy advocacy in Davos, neither of these measures of legitimacy were met. Also in question is legitimacy in the media coverage, where the basic tenets of journalism – questioning evidence, corroborating sources, providing context, and awareness of conflict of interest – seem to have gone missing.

On September 17th 2024, the WEF held a meeting on preparing for pandemic health threats, centered on a hypothetical pathogen, ‘Disease X.’ The term Disease X refers to an unknown infectious agent that could pose a serious threat to humanity. The WHO added Disease X to its list of prioritized pathogens in 2018 to stimulate better preparations for these types of hypothetical threats, particularly scenarios where vaccines and known therapeutics are unavailable.

Maybe nothing but that date has not happened yet.

Cheers
Ektar

The comments really hit the nail on the head link
a reply to: Thoughtful3


Mind went here.

Georgia State’s High Containment Core (HCC) is a research facility comprised of bio-safety level 3 (BSL3) laboratories and bio-safety level 4 (BSL4) cabinet laboratory. Research in the HCC is focused on existing and emerging infectious diseases.

The HCC operates under the collaborative oversight of the researchers and HCC staff. The university’s biosafety program is in accordance with federal, state and local regulations to perform research safely under BSL2, BSL3 and BSL4 maximum containment laboratory conditions. The Georgia State select agent research program is registered with and regularly inspected by the CDC.
research.gsu.edu...

Cap tigtened all of a sudden
twitter.com... Weird
twitter.com... Weirder

More evidence that China is preparing for something big. I believe that it's closing its boarders, but that's just me.
From: Reuters

HONG KONG, Jan 29 (Reuters) - A Hong Kong court on Monday ordered the liquidation of property giant China Evergrande Group (3333.HK), opens new tab, a move likely to send ripples through China's crumbling financial markets as policymakers scramble to contain a deepening crisis.

Justice Linda Chan decided to liquidate the world's most indebted developer, with more than $300 billion of total liabilities, after noting Evergrande had been unable to offer a concrete restructuring plan more than two years after defaulting on a bond repayment and after several court hearings.

"It is time for the court to say enough is enough," said Chan, who will give her detailed reasoning later on Monday.
Evergrande chief executive Siu Shawn told Chinese media the company will ensure home building projects will still be delivered despite the liquidation order. The order would not affect the operations of Evergrande's onshore and offshore units, he added.

The decision sets the stage for what is expected to be drawn-out and complicated process with potential political considerations, given the many authorities involved. Offshore investors will be focused on how Chinese authorities treat foreign creditors when a company fails.

300 billion is going to hurt China's bottom line. I wonder how they will lie their way out of this, or will they just shut their doors and tell the world "Go to hell".

From the washington Post:

www.washingtonpost.com...

The case represents a rare challenge to currently in-use voting machines that has managed to clear legal and evidentiary hurdles to get to trial. The plaintiffs, who in addition to the nonpartisan nonprofit organization include several Democrats and a conservative activist, were granted an unusual degree of access to examine voting machines for this case. They have developed what Totenberg has described as “a huge volume of significant evidence regarding the security risks and deficits in the system.”

The plaintiffs first sued then-secretary of state Brian Kemp (R) in 2017. They challenged the paperless touch-screen voting machines that Georgia used at the time. Because the digital-only systems left no paper trail, there was no way to verify whether they accurately recorded and tallied votes, they argued.

That argument was buttressed by a growing scientific consensus that paperless touch-screen voting systems were vulnerable to hacking and error. During one early hearing in the case, University of Michigan computer science professor J. Alex Halderman — an expert for the plaintiffs — demonstrated in court how a malware-infected memory card, inserted into a touch-screen machine, could change votes without detection.

Totenberg admonished Kemp’s office in 2018, writing that state officials had “buried their heads in the sand” as evidence of security problems mounted. In 2019, she ordered the state to stop using the paperless touch-screen machines, finding that continuing to operate them was a “genuine threat” to voters’ constitutionally protected rights.

State officials were already moving toward a new voting system using “ballot-marking devices” or BMDs. The touch-screen voting machines would print out voters’ choices on a piece of paper, which could then be scanned and counted — and kept as an enduring record to verify the election outcome.

In spring 2019, state lawmakers passed a bill to adopt ballot-marking devices mostly along party lines. Georgia became the only state in the nation to mandate Dominion’s BMDs for all in-person voting statewide.

As officials prepared to deploy the machines during the tempestuous 2020 cycle, the Curling plaintiffs argued in court that the new system was no more secure or reliable than the old. They argued that the machines were hackable and insecure and could not be relied upon to accurately record voters’ choices onto paper ballots.

On Oct. 11, 2020, Totenberg decided she would not block the state from using the new machines, reasoning that a last-minute change risked causing chaos in the upcoming election.

But the new machines presented “true risks,” she wrote of the potential for hacking or system breakdown. The plaintiffs’ cybersecurity experts, she continued, “convincingly present evidence that this is not a question of ‘might this actually ever happen?’ — but ‘when it will happen,’ especially if further protective measures are not taken.”

a reply to: Crazierfox

Re: Griffin.

C.L.O.W.N.

And how.

Yow.

Cheers

originally posted by: Thoughtful3
a reply to: angelchemuel

I'm sorry for the loss of your friend who passed away much too soon. We just received news another family member passed away yesterday. 39 years old. 7 jabs, went to sleep and never woke up. They plan to conduct an autopsy, but regardless it will never be linked to the jabs.
Just really sad that family members are still not questioning why so many are passing away suddenly and all much too young.

One day soon it will be linked to the jabs. My Daughter was forced to take 2 because she works in healthcare. NHS then BUPA.

She's not been the same since, they say long covid, she's basically chronic fatigue syndrome all the time. It's sad her own Father has more energy than her.

To say I want accountability is an understatement.

Are the background images on this site random? Just noticed them when refreshing the page.

originally posted by: Andromerius
After reading through all the threads and posts, one thing clicked in my head.
I am an IT engineer with more than 25 years of daily heavy experience in all IT aspects, and Q is now sounding to me like an AI. The way it "writes", the phrase construction, the order and anagram construction, the way it conveys information is a lot like a computer does. I, of course, can be wrong, but it sounds to me it is an AI and self-conscious one.
Of course i can be totally wrong, but that is the feeling i have.

I love posts like this.

originally posted by: 777Vader

Shadow of Ezra 1hr ago
@ShadowofEzra
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗚𝗶𝘁𝗺𝗼 𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁: 𝗧𝗵𝗼𝘀𝗲 𝗪𝗵𝗼 𝗕𝗲𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘆𝗲𝗱 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮

Where They Go One, They Go All

1. Hillary Clinton
2. Bill Clinton
3. Nancy Pelosi
4. John Podesta
5. John Brennan
6. James Comey
7. Maxine Waters
8. Adam Schiff
9. Hunter Biden
10. George W. Bush
11. Dr. Anthony Fauci
12. Huma Abedin
13. Bill Gates
14. Anthony Wiener
15. George Soros
16. Lindsey Graham
17. Mitch McConnell
18. Kevin McCarthy
19. Chuck Schumer
20. Kamala Harris
21. Robert Mueller
22. Mike Pence
23. Joe Biden
24. James Clapper
24. Lloyd Austin
25. Dick Cheney
26. John Kerry
27. Alexander Soros
28. Loretta Lynch
29. Andrew McCabe
30. Peter Strzok
31. Lisa Page
32. James Baker
33. Eric Holder
34. Tony Podesta
35. Susan Rice
36. Harry Reid
37. Paul Ryan
38. Debbie Wasserman Schultz
39. Sally Yates
40. Mitt Romney
41. Jerry Nadler
42. Klaus Schwab
43. Michelle Obama
44. Sally Yates
45. Andrew Cuomo
46. Herbert Raymond McMaster
47. Deborah Birx
48. Mark Zuckerberg
49. Nikki Haley
50. Brian Kemp

This list will grow as Guantanamo Bay was recently expanded.

Hope Cumberland fingers is feeling ok.....

Move on I guess but I think Piers Morgan is sweating about something right now.





Too late...

For Sabre, Brothers baby. I got the message just replying.

Then there's this from The Gateway Pundit:

www.thegatewaypundit.com...

Following The Gateway Pundit’s explosive report on Saturday night, we spoke with Georgia reporter Amber Connor, who has been sitting in the courtroom during the trial for the past two weeks.

Amber confirmed what was reported earlier about Halderman’s demonstration live on how to hack a Dominion voting machine and change the totals using only a pen. In fact Halderman borrowed a pen from the defense attorneys for his demonstration.

The mainstream legacy news media has decided to ignore this historic case taking place in Georgia for some reason. Why is that?
Here is more from our discussion with Amber Connor:

Jim Hoft: Amber Connor, thank you for calling. I’m really anxious to hear what you had to say. Amber, you were in the courtroom for the Curling versus Raffensberger case that’s been going on since for over a week now. Maybe you could fill us in a little bit. Okay? And this explosive development that we just heard about tonight at The Gateway Pundit, which is that the expert, J. Halderman, was in the courtroom and was able to change vote totals on the Dominion machines. So maybe you could tell us a little bit about that.

Amber Connor: Just to give a background, Alex Halderman, he was the one who wrote the Halderman report that showed individuals how vulnerable the ballot marking devices that the machines that Dominion has its software on and show different ways where you can access through vulnerabilities within the ballot marking device. And a background of him is he works in Michigan. He has three degrees in computer science from Princeton University, he does security analysis of precinct programs in the US and in other countries. He’s been to Australia, India, Estonia to do these things. He’s been part of a team in California with the Secretary of State to help with forensics, and in Antrim County and in Louisiana.

When he analyzed the BMD (ballot marking device) in Georgia… And so what he did is they brought the ballot marking device and the printer up to the front (of the courtroom)… What he did is he began to show the first vulnerability and he borrowed the state defense counsel. So those representing the Georgia secretary, he asked the main counsel to borrow his pen that he was writing with. And then he goes over to the power button, leans down, he holds down the power button for between five to 10 seconds, probably 7 seconds, and it automatically puts the machine in safe mode.

…And this reboot happens. And he then shows the judge the display and it shows a picture of the on off button as he’s pushing it for five to 10 seconds to instigate the reboot. But before you reboot the whole thing there’ll be something that comes up to ask if he wants to go into safe mode, and then he pushes. Yes. So it doesn’t shut it down or reboot. He just goes into safe mode. And that allows him to open up files and change the content of files.

But that’s not all. Halderman also demonstrated how to fix the results and rig the count during an election.

Amber Connor: So you can actually install something that you’ve already pre-programmed, or you can program it at that point to do whatever you tell it to do. So that can be anything from, if they vote for George Washington, that it could then be recorded… or actually displayed as Benedict Arnold.

Thanks to IndieA who posted this in the election integrity thread, which is where I saw it.

I wonder if 0311Warrior might be in Texas and able to give us an update???

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: Thoughtful3
a reply to: Guyfriday
I am holding out some suspicions around Texas Gov Gegg Abbott. Why did he wait so long before taking the action to call the national guard to secure the border? It has been a full out invasion and instead of being up front and calling it for what it is and taking action, he instead facilitated the transportation of illegals into the country via sanctuary cities.

At the time everyone was cheering this on saying the sanctuary cities deserved this but looking at this a different way Abbott appears to be providing assistance at moving these illegals into the country.

The sanctuary cities can then farm these illegals into the surrounding communities and then further afield. He may never have taken action and spent his time wringing his hands, what can we do? However AG Ken Paxton may have nudged him to take some kind of action because an invasion is an invasion.

Finally someone voices something that occurred to me a long time ago...

It isn't like he wasn't aware of this option, since it was one of Kari Lake's platform promises to immedialtely declare an invasion and do what Abbot is appearing to do now.

I'm not 100% sure he is a fakir, but I'm at least at about 75%...

He's WEF. Not hard if you look.

For the record be 150%

www.msn.com...
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