I can't believe I'm watching this.

New planefag born every minute on these boards.

Vijaya should absolutely continue banning people.

Anyone remember the days of Altavista, Lycos, Excite, etc.?

This will be good for the internet - and good for society.

1) Imagine what these people have managed to get away with over the years - and remember what they've 1a) been able to make the masses believe.

Think of the 2) arrogance that engenders.

Then put the 3) mainstream media in your pocket, à la Ceausescu (create your own press, and you inevitably make the mistake of believing it).

Add 4) normalcy bias.

Makes sense that they'd go anyway.

Would you have it any other way?

But first - the temporary military admin.

It makes complete sense that Trump shouldn't visibly be a part of the clean-up.

Apparently, he's "transferring power to a new administration."

Which we knew.

Watched Bob Eaton cry after he gave away Chrysler to Daimler. No one knew what to make of that back then, either.

Gah. 20h 58m.

22 hours and 58 minutes.

Watched the election returns. Saw that things didn't add up. Watched the legal "battles" via (mostly) Tim Pool. He kept referencing TDW, so I wound up there. Some thread there sent me here about two weeks ago. Been lurking and refreshing ever since.

Be kind. Some peoples' entire identities are wrapped up in ideologies that simply aren't tenable. What's coming will be a crushing blow to many.

I could swear Q said something about a high percentage of the population winding up in the psychiatric ward.

What a photo!

One has to hope that Rush has too large an audience to be dropping hints. He's right about the drive-by media. They do take their cues from his show.

It's not just conservatives. If you liked some of what Tulsi Gabbard had to say, you may be a problem. The same may even go for Bernie (we all know some of his supporters voted Trump).

If you're not a globalist, you'll need to be reprogrammed.

Yes. Rush was the other Great Communicator - and not just for conservatives. A whole lotta people who didn't identify as such listened to him nonetheless.

This isn't really the place... but I had time for AOC's energy way back when.

Then I realized that someone who graduates from Boston University yet thinks that unemployment is low because people work two jobs, has learned curiously little from the opportunities she has been given.

You singularly fail to appreciate the difference between believing what you're told, and thinking for yourself.

If Q was a "plan" that was laid out in its entirety, I'd have more sympathy for your point of view.

It wasn't.

Q taught many, many people to read between the lines.

I daresay Oliver Stone's "JFK" did the same, back in '92.

We live in an era in which even scientists wave the flag of their side instead of searching for the truth.

Whatever happens, the skills learned here are essential to surviving this graceless age.

Her exact words: "Tomorrow will be... 'complicated.' "

Started last week, when we were talking politics and she seemed extremely well informed. I asked if the letter "Q" meant anything to her and she replied, "Of course. 17."

Reminded me of that thread someone posted a while back, where four members of the military at an adjacent table in a Florida restaurant finished the sentence: WWG1... WGA.

I guess the judge is a Marshall McLuhan fan? The medium changes the message?

Someone here was asking last night about movies to watch.

I can't find the thread but: JFK - specifically, the Mr. X scene. Of course, that's if you can watch anything between refreshing this site.

I don't have many heroes, but JFK and Jim Garrison are among them.

There'll be time for that, no?

Especially if Wikileaks is involved as a back channel, in the release of info over the coming days.

Optics.

Amen.

Covfefe.