Heresy against the Church, maybe, but definitely not blasphemous. There is nothing profane, degrading or irreverent pertaining to God or Christ about this joke, which finds reverent humor in the Biblical story of Jesus turning water into wine.
I would argue the Church's entire interpretation of the New Testament is blasphemous, claiming that the most High God can degrade to such a degree as to incarnate as a mere human.
Lighten up.
Lol. Who downvotes this?
After watching that cross, I cannot believe how TERRIBLE Lake's lawyers are.
Leading questions, hostile questions, so many reasons to object to easily half of the questions asked, and they just sat around twiddling their thumbs.
They had better have a LOT more hard evidence, because the legal team might as well not be present.
I stand corrected.
The actual mug, as sold by Disney, with the reflection in the water would make much better meme fodder.
Also, the statement from the forensic investigator is pretty damning. Hearing is definitely picking up for Lake.
Thankfully they have the evidence on their side, because the legal acumen of the representation certainly wasn't enough to win this case.
This is a much more positive take than the one I had after watching the last couple hours. The prosecution team is not good.
I counted half a dozen times they re-asked the exact same question that was already answered, during cross or by their own team -- and not even questions that could somehow prove perjury with some unknown evidence.
I'm not overly hopeful, but time will tell.
There a leaked/declassified US intelligence document floating around recently from the late 70s stating that Hitler lived out the rest of his life in Spain and died and was buried there a few years prior. Was it fake?
There is a glorious silver lining to the mRNA jabs: It brought to everyone's attention not only how corrupt big pharma is, but it also created a lot of true anti-vaxers because it made people question even the real vaccines (which the mRNA shots are NOT).
There still exists NO evidence for the general efficacy of ANY vaccine. The data used to 'prove' their efficacy coincides with a general decrease of all viral and bacterial infections due to people rediscovering PERSONAL HYGIENE (i.e., washing hands). Vaccine inoculation is entirely theoretical.
Recommended reading: https://www.amazon.com/Dissolving-Illusions-Disease-Vaccines-Forgotten/dp/1480216895
Most of those names are not a surprise, honestly.
How many of them were re-elected?
How is it the NG haven't been sent in yet to clean up this trash?
The United States is now a country with anarchist autonomous zones, CCP police stations, and unelected tyrants.
Absolutely mind-boggling.
🤦♂️ Just buy silver. There's a reason every president who tried to move us back to silver was assassinated. EVERY. SINGLE. ONE.
Silver is the best anti-fed investment.
3 and half years? Hopefully that means he sang.
Uhhh.. video compression artifacts or doctored?
What's going on between the collar of his shirt and his right jawline/neck (left-side of video) is very weird. It looks like his face is not moving with his body.
I can't be the only one who sees this.
We all know Disney shelters some pretty sick people, but please show me one time the name "Mickey" has ever been used by Disney in the font of Walt's signature.
There seems to be a massive influx of almost intentionally low-effort posts with weak or misleading arguments in the last week.
Last I checked this is a research board, and there are plenty of resources for digging into the dark history of the Disney corporation. This isn't it.
I think he means more that it's clear that Musk's public opinions of COVID and the vaccines has changed since taking over twitter. Some speculate it's because he saw the data that was being suppressed and had a change of heart.
We cannot pretend to know the hearts of men, so don't blindly trust anyone. Take the good, leave the bad. Humans are capable of both at any time.
It's also worth noting that if what 'Q people' were doing wasn't so effective, the MSM wouldn't be so enraged by the growth of the movement. But they are, because it is effective, and the result is fewer and fewer people believing the lies being propagated by the 'intelligence' community.
Good question.
From my point of view, firstly, the 'Q people' are about as cohesive as 'Libertarians.' What I mean by that, is that most in the 'community' share some common ground: which I would say is primarily that there is deep-seated corruption in governments around the world, and clear coordination between many bad actors. Which continues to be proven true time and time again.
The extent of this corruption, or the details of those crimes, can extend in belief from human trafficking to satanic ritual abuse of children and adrenochrome harvesting. There is certainly no consensus of opinion surrounding these things, and you'll find many on this board skeptical of the latter. So just as you will find drastically different ideologies within two people who consider themselves 'Libertarian' (such as the anarcho-capitalist Libertarians and the 'green' Libertarians) you will rarely find two people on this board who agree on every detail surrounding the conspiracies, because until hard evidence turns up, most is speculation. In fact, you'll even find many on this board who support the general Q movement, who don't necessarily even believe that Q is anything more than a LARP -- because the message is more important than the credentials of who speaks it.
As far as the idea that Q promotes inaction, I would just point to the observable evidence. It's quite frequent to see 'Q people' attending protests and rallies, combating information wars on social media, and so on, as I'm sure you've seen for yourself. But many have mistaken a lack of a call to VIOLENT response as inaction -- which is not true. The difference between the hot-headed PDW user and many, if not most on this board, is that we know that a revolution will only be successful if the ideology behind it resonates with the public.
So we engage in the 'information war' with the goal of getting people to wake up, think for themselves, and stop swallowing the mainstream narratives. Because the truth speaks for itself, and once the people see it, they'll be ready for a revolution.
And it's not necessarily a conservative-majority House, so we'll see what happens in January.
The amount of spelling and grammar problems with this 'meme'....
- A Sloppy dressed white man
Umm... what? Are we looking at the same picture?
This is so low tier it makes my head hurt. All the obvious anti-white propaganda circulating in the mainstream, and you chose the cherry-pick the absolute weakest examples I think I've ever seen.
I wouldn't pay too much mind to the votes. There's always someone to downvote something -- they don't really mean anything.
A reference to Alice in Wonderland, yes. But I believe the actual quote, "follow the white rabbit," first appeared in The Matrix.
I don't know if it's a clear Q reference. Q was quoting The Matrix, which has a much wider audience than Q drops.
Could be, but I wouldn't assume either way.
Well, it's certainly not unreasonable. Risking your entire career and livelihood needed to support a family, or just repay loans needed to get a law degree is not an easy choice to make.
I guess I'm glad someone is willing to do it, but worried they may greatly hurt the case either from ignorance or malice.