Same thing for Nancy Pelosi And the bandy kicker. None earned their spot
Same thing for Nancy Pelosi And the bandy kicker. None earned their spot
That's ok. If the pandemic is that serious then we can't allow any more across the border.Is this fucking real?
Has anyone else heard we are under attack on the interweb? My companies IT guys are scrambling to take our systems offline currently.
General thoughts:WTF? Why would Chris Miller allow unfettered access to the Pentagon from any news outlet, especially Vanity Fair? I suggest you guys and gal(s) read this entire article. I won’t buy, “that is just disinfo...”
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“The President Threw Us Under the Bus”: Embedding With Pentagon Leadership in Trump’s Chaotic Last Week
Throughout the final, frenzied days of the Trump administration, a reporter rode shotgun with the outgoing acting defense secretary, Christopher Miller, the man who, under the distracted eye of his commander in chief, became America’s de facto guardian.www.vanityfair.com
And Sleepy has no clue what’s in any of them.
Another dumb move.
This is a really good interview with Josh, the guy from the Red Pill project. He Explains some of his background and how he got hooked on decoding. Watch for the first 10 minutes at least, really good stuff.
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You know I'm just messing with you one Texan to another!
Yes, and you naysayers MUST watch it before posting any more snarky, skeptical comments. I demand it!This is a REALLY GOOD explanation of the origins of all of this and where Q came from. A must watch.
For those looking to convince their hard-headed friends and neighbors to come over to our side, here are some strategies I plan to employ:
Anyone else have any strategies? If so, please recommend.
- Give the new administration the chance that the other side never gave Trump.
- Highlight anything positive the new administration accomplishes or does, and if they don’t have positive accomplishments highlight their positive intentions.
- Empathize with the motives and intentions of the other side while pointing out common ground in desired outcomes.
- Stick as much as possible to provable facts, data, and outcomes in conversation, with plenty of common sense mixed in.
- Look to highlight inconsistencies between beliefs, policies, and outcomes, but never in a way that puts the other person on the defensive.
- Keep emotion out of the discussion except when using it logically to support an argument.
- Acknowledge things I’ve been wrong about.
- Call out Republican sins of the past.
- Call out the sins of Trump.
- Never, ever become what I don’t like about them.
I start by asking them to name one good thing Biden has done as a politician. If they can’t or don’t I move on like an owed debt in a Bronx tale.For those looking to convince their hard-headed friends and neighbors to come over to our side, here are some strategies I plan to employ:
Anyone else have any strategies? If so, please recommend.
- Give the new administration the chance that the other side never gave Trump.
- Highlight anything positive the new administration accomplishes or does, and if they don’t have positive accomplishments highlight their positive intentions.
- Empathize with the motives and intentions of the other side while pointing out common ground in desired outcomes.
- Stick as much as possible to provable facts, data, and outcomes in conversation, with plenty of common sense mixed in.
- Look to highlight inconsistencies between beliefs, policies, and outcomes, but never in a way that puts the other person on the defensive.
- Keep emotion out of the discussion except when using it logically to support an argument.
- Acknowledge things I’ve been wrong about.
- Call out Republican sins of the past.
- Call out the sins of Trump.
- Never, ever become what I don’t like about them.
No one wants the country to be run by those who are the best at being dishonest. I know it sounds Pollyanna but that is a slippery slope down which God-fearing folk do not want to go.I’m with this guy. Why don’t Patriots begin to cheat? I mean why not?
ThisI know I can't be the only one but on the old form I could follow exactly where I left off on this one I go from page to page to page and I have no idea what I'm ever ad unless it's the last page or the first page
*raises hand*For those looking to convince their hard-headed friends and neighbors to come over to our side, here are some strategies I plan to employ:
Anyone else have any strategies? If so, please recommend.
- Give the new administration the chance that the other side never gave Trump.
- Highlight anything positive the new administration accomplishes or does, and if they don’t have positive accomplishments highlight their positive intentions.
- Empathize with the motives and intentions of the other side while pointing out common ground in desired outcomes.
- Stick as much as possible to provable facts, data, and outcomes in conversation, with plenty of common sense mixed in.
- Look to highlight inconsistencies between beliefs, policies, and outcomes, but never in a way that puts the other person on the defensive.
- Keep emotion out of the discussion except when using it logically to support an argument.
- Acknowledge things I’ve been wrong about.
- Call out Republican sins of the past.
- Call out the sins of Trump.
- Never, ever become what I don’t like about them.
March 12th or 21st?the Anon's, chan's and Q has stated many a times the past couple years .....
"Think Mirror "
these Dates look like a Mirror, for sure
Madman is on to something, we getting this,
We are definitely in the 10 Days of Darkness.
and, on 12/30, Flynn said "In 30 days....."
THINK MIRROR
For those looking to convince their hard-headed friends and neighbors to come over to our side, here are some strategies I plan to employ:
Anyone else have any strategies? If so, please recommend.
- Give the new administration the chance that the other side never gave Trump.
- Highlight anything positive the new administration accomplishes or does, and if they don’t have positive accomplishments highlight their positive intentions.
- Empathize with the motives and intentions of the other side while pointing out common ground in desired outcomes.
- Stick as much as possible to provable facts, data, and outcomes in conversation, with plenty of common sense mixed in.
- Look to highlight inconsistencies between beliefs, policies, and outcomes, but never in a way that puts the other person on the defensive.
- Keep emotion out of the discussion except when using it logically to support an argument.
- Acknowledge things I’ve been wrong about.
- Call out Republican sins of the past.
- Call out the sins of Trump.
- Never, ever become what I don’t like about them.