They tried. Reminds me of my friend who was the SGA president and now works in London for the government.
He was brilliant and always made us laugh with some insane diatribe
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This is 17-year-old Stephen Miller, filmed in 2003 around the time of the US invasion of Iraq. In a 2017 article (link below), @vicenews confirmed Miller’s identity through three individuals who were present at the time, verifying the video’s authenticity. Miller is currently White House Deputy Chief of Staff.
There have been repeated attempts to scrub this footage from the internet, but as we all know, the internet is forever. This clip offers a glimpse into his early mindset!
It’s worth paying 3x for a ticket.
Frontier and the carrier formerly know as Spirit is intolerable. It shows you sides of humanity we were never meant to see.
They intentionally put them together so they can create accounts to say outlandish nonsense and label everyone crazy because of them.
Feel better? To someone who never considered getting the vax, this just sounds like random nonsense. 😂
You’re just speculating that it’s been hijacked. The posts lay it all out.
They said Trump would have to appear separated or removed from it when the time came. That was always part of it.
Q drop 3387 (July 9, 2019):
“Note past (2) YEARs. Note next (6) YEARs. You were told what was going to happen. Strategic. Pre_planned.”
They also talked about game theory and looking weak when you are strong. Never interfere when your enemy is destroying itself.
People on his team and government accounts are still using the posts to communicate. Same as always.
Other than it’s taking longer than you think it should, I don’t see how you have any proof that it’s been hijacked.
I am not emotional at all.
This is your defense mechanism talking.
The time you read that came from you. That’s data/ facts
The ones that mock Q have no clue about the complexity of the comms. It makes it mathematically impossible for it not to be a military operation at the highest level.
Haters either have the Dunning-Kruger effect, are useful idiots/NPCs that believe the last thing they heard from someone they trust, or they are paid shills.