I strongly disagree. The idea that surveillance is needed to enforce behavior means we still have a problem and its not going to be fixed by putting them under a microscope.

If we can't trust them to do their jobs properly without someone hovering over their shoulder then they don't need to be there at all, no one has the time to sit and watch a bunch of teachers talk all day either.

Does anyone have a link to this?

I think that's a private board so certain apps were following it as only Q was allowed to post to it. Obviously someone new is allowed now though.

Link to board: https://8kun.top/projectdcomms/index.html

I'm curious about the B, has no trip code either.

Someone posted on the private board though, https://8kun.top/projectdcomms/index.html

https://8kun.top/projectdcomms/index.html

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I’d need more information and verifiable instances if any of this and not just two blogs on the internet.

Are there any books or instances of lawyers talking about this?

I’d love to know more and I think it’s fair to say much of it has probably been removed from any website inexperienced people can find. I live in the US so I’d mainly be curious about that.

I have read a tiny bit based on what I could find relating to admiralty courts and the flag, such as how these courts do still hear normal common law cases and they seem to recognize both jurisdictions at the same time but I don’t know how accurate that is.

I can’t find any legal description of a flag including fringe and any website questioning the fringe just has people saying it’s for decoration but if you can just add stuff to the flag what’s the point of having a flag code such as title 4 of US code that defines the design of our flag.

I don't see what shipping laws have to do with the distinction between federal corporations with clever names like "State of California" vs the actual California state.

So Maritime Law is a global set of laws or there is a set of Maritime Laws for each country?

Does anyone have anymore information on how to research this kind of distinction?

goalposts will be moved again

This is my problem, I feel like today could've been a day for something to happen but then people come and make a good argument for having Trump end his 1st term on good footing as to be neutral and not related to any military control.

Not to mention it'd make more sense for military to take control after Trump's term is officially done tomorrow at noon or whatever the time is.

I guess we'll see.

Do you have a picture or archived link of that?

I've tried following along, I just want to understand at least the overall expectation.

People are expecting something to happen tomorrow with the military showing some level of clear control as in Biden will not be inaugurated and the military will take over or he will be inaugurated but will not actually be in control of the government?