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TheMAGAnificent 8 points ago +9 / -1

Yeah Q is a team + extremely advanced AI + God through prophetic dreams and divine providence, but to me it's obvious Dan is part of that team.

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TheMAGAnificent 4 points ago +5 / -1

Censorship is by a company or entity. One dude blocking opinion he doesn't agree with isn't censorship. I don't follow Clandestine so I have no skin in the game, but as an American, I don't need to tolerate everyone's opinion. I'm free to do whatever I want.

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TheMAGAnificent 3 points ago +3 / -0

I personally would like this, but I honestly think in order to have a lasting, full effect, on that can and will affect the entire world and their voting systems, you need to expose voter fraud by allowing Kamala to win, and then having the military intervene.

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TheMAGAnificent 8 points ago +8 / -0

Took this picture today.

I always assumed Portland and all of PNW was super gay, super liberal, and super vaccinated. I mean come on: in 2020 they were in the headlines for Antifa firebombing the federal buildings, and their partner city up north set up Chaz zones in a "summer of love." The PNW is compromised of gay crunchy commie hippies. or so I thought.

Walking around downtown Portland, yes, it's pretty gay. Everything's openly LGBTQ flags and gay dudes strutting around in short shorts. That's fine. I really don't care. What I am surprised by is after talking to a very liberal, very Trump hating friend, she shared how much PNW is openly not super progressive, including fighting the vaccines.

She works in the medical field, and while yes, majority of them succumbed to the medical field demands and got vaxxed, many of them wore pins to work that said things like, "forced against my will" or "they made me do it." They all hated it, and even had Facebook groups complaining of the fact. Apparently crunchy people are generally wary of what they put in their bodies, including untested vaccines.

Then, driving around all mountain towns in Washington state, I saw so many Trump signs and flags in the rural areas, and MAGA hats on older women walking in groups around the mercantile stores and coffee shops. Openly lesbian mercantile stores have women customers wearing MAGA hats. A site to behold.

And lastly, just so many Trump signs around the Portland greater area, including the town north of the river, Vancouver. It was wonderful.

I'm not saying Trump will flip either state, but I am saying I'm pleasantly surprised to see, in notoriously very militantly anti-Trump states, there is now open support and pride for the MAGA movement.

Who knew?

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TheMAGAnificent 4 points ago +4 / -0

Which is too bad because it seems like as a child in the 90s it never gave me stomach issues and was generally affordable to feed a family, even if it was a very rare and special treat for us.

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TheMAGAnificent 12 points ago +12 / -0

Yeah 100%, with only a pic and not a video attached, tells me this is fake, unfortunately. I'd love the old school McDonald's to come back, tallow, prices, and all

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TheMAGAnificent 19 points ago +19 / -0

That's.... A really good point, Pede. I never realized that about 11.5. Double meanings

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TheMAGAnificent 2 points ago +2 / -0

I remember the days when one would get temp banned for such a post...

Ask me how I know 😂

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TheMAGAnificent 4 points ago +4 / -0

I absolutely love Americans. When we're pissed we're pissed, and there's nothing, literally even high water, that can stop us. True American patriots.

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TheMAGAnificent 15 points ago +15 / -0

Half an hour in and it's really good. I could listen to him talk tarrifs all day.

You can tell he really cares about Detroit and the autoworker. The man just loves America. He's taking his role very seriously as protector and father figure for America.

Notes:

39 minute mark: this stood out to me, when discussing Google and breaking Alphabet, he completely beats around the bush. But we know Trump and when he avoids a question, it's for a reason. Usually Trump never wants to set down his plan until the time comes to negotiate, because the more space and flexibility he has to negotiate, the better. however, he says something interesting: "Google is very powerful, but what's very interesting is how they came into power... that's the real discussion." To me, he's hinting at them being a secret government contractor. We all know the CIA funded Facebook, Netflix, and Google to become the titans they've become.

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TheMAGAnificent 8 points ago +8 / -0

The Andrew Schulz and Theo Von podcasts re both worthy of watching. It's a different side to Trump than rally n' campaign Trump . definitely worth watching.

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TheMAGAnificent 11 points ago +11 / -0

Agreed, I fully believe in Devolution, the theory that Q team intentional "lost" the election and "Biden" "won". This gathered evidence and also let normies see the crash and burn with Democrat policy.

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TheMAGAnificent 1 point ago +1 / -0

I remember in 2014, Obama made significant increase of US troops presence along eastern Europe. Then Hillary repeated her message of a no-fly zone in Syria, which would have caused issue with Russia, who needed the air space. She also was criticizing Russia as a threat, and wanted more sanctions. She would have 100% pushed them into a war.

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TheMAGAnificent 10 points ago +10 / -0

Nevada is 90% IMO gonna flip, Virginia 70%. I do predict a stronghold to flip, like Portland or WA or maybe even NY or Cali.

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TheMAGAnificent 6 points ago +6 / -0

My dad died of suddenly stage 4 bile duct cancer back in 2022. Zero family history. He endured 2 years of max dose chemo just to be taken out right before liver surgery.

I know there could have been a cure decades ago, but big pharma blood sucked this nation for every penny possible. They're like a drug dealer: they don't care if their clientele overdoses and diss, they'll just make new clients.

Funny how Soros, the Royal Family, Rothschild's, Saudi princes, etc, never die of cancer or disease.

But I don't let bitterness get to me. I know God could have healed him. Why He didn't, I don't know. But God is good. He gives and takes away. I just hope for the day this great evil is finally purged from the earth.

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TheMAGAnificent 5 points ago +5 / -0

Yeah, one must always question. But alternatively, if it weren't for Trump, and ultimately Q, I'd be a Bernie bro who would definitely be suffering the now second term of a Hillary Presidency, and the entire world would be hating life.

The fact that Hillary Rodham Clinton never became president when the entire media, BLM, corporation, CIA, cabal, ungodly forces, etc was behind her, and she STILL lost, tells me Q and God prevail. We'll see more before Trump is reinstalled, but until then, we must hold to hope Cling to good, fren

"Love must be sincere. Hate what is evil; cling to what is good."

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TheMAGAnificent 3 points ago +3 / -0

Just for clarification, I looked it up. John is one of, but not the:

John G. Trump, an electrical engineer and physicist, was a professor at MIT for over 40 years, from 1936 until his retirement in 1973. He is known for his work in high-voltage engineering, radar, and cancer treatment through X-ray technology.

While John Trump had a long and distinguished career at MIT, his tenure was slightly shorter than Harold "Doc" Edgerton’s. Trump’s contributions, particularly in the fields of electrical engineering and radiation therapy, were significant, but in terms of the longest-serving professor at MIT, Edgerton’s record surpasses Trump's in duration. Nonetheless, John Trump’s 40-year service still places him among the longest-serving professors at MIT.

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