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It was funny when he got busted. Every photo he used to prove he was "inside" turned out to be cropped google photos.
What an idiot.
He's a LARP No outside comms.
Thank you. Is E like a chinese knockoff for Q?
Think EyetheSpy or Jerome Corsi.
wait who the fuck is E? WHY ARE THERE SO MANY ALPHABET PEOPLE
Some people here are like the People of Israel in the time of Moses. Every time Moses went away for a few days they started building a golden calf or a new idol. Every time Q doesn't post for a few days, some people start following someone new.
"The die has been cast"
I’m not going to get my hopes up, but I’ll definitely keep my eyes and ears open!
Also, E likes to delete posts so archive them while they are up.
https://archive.vn/NO6hi
lol wut
https://i.postimg.cc/7hzMfXHs/image.png
yandex translates it as "throw the dice is" or more accurately, "The die has been cast"
https://archive.vn/Tk8o7
Put it in the search engine, not translate.
I see a lot of people saying it says "the die is cast" but the words appear to be in the wrong order. It should say "throw the dice." The actual quote is "alea iacta est" not "iacta alea est"... I would think if "E" was meaning to quite ceasar it would be accurate unless it was incorrect on purpose. Or possible was telling someone to throw the fucking dice and start.
Word order doesnt really matter in latin
Translation seems to be different based on word order...
Latins a weird language because its more interpretive. You tell what its saying by the words taking different forms. Iactus isnt the verb, est is which means is. Think of it the way yoda would talk. 'cast, the die is'
the emphasis would be different depending on which words you put first, but it's the same meaning. sentence structure in latin is based on word endings rather than the order of words like in english. you can take the words and scramble them all together randomly but if the endings are correct the meaning won't change.
in this case he just switched two words. it means the same thing.
Vivamus actio munus ludentem
I put it into google translate and it came back as "Kinkel" in english? I see in comments its "The die has been cast" why tf is google saying kinkel
It may have missed interpreted which language. Or maybe it just sucks. But it's a very famous phrase.
Just put it in the search engine.
Better question is why do you still use google search ?
Lol I don't, I use DuckDuckGo. Just google translate
It says "throw the dice". The actual ceasar quote has words in different order...
Anyone have a good video about ewillhelpu?
"The die is cast", "crossing the Rubicon" (i.e., beyond the point of no return) see Wikipedia at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alea_iacta_est
FORWARD!
Link dosent work