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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

And no one is talking about it but me

It's shilled to hell now. I've stopped checking in all together, maybe once a fortnight, but it gives me a headache. The comments are chock full of incredulous bastards who don't believe that conspiracies happen. WTF are they even doing there?

I think the aim is to drive "infalmatory" conspiracy heads out, and have the "shallow--inconsequential--contemporarily irrelevant--non-political conspiracies-only" crowd in the majority.

Anyway, it's a sad state of affairs, but I think many were driven away over the past year who would have been annoyed at what transpired with your ban and other low quality nonsense.

Onward and upward, I say!

And in that regard:

Will there be the code to have images show up in text boxes here at some point? Like on reddit with imgur links? It's the major thing holding me back from making longer OC-type submissions. It feels clumsy to not have the images show up alongside the text.

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clemaneuverers 6 points ago +6 / -0

This is evil.

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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

He wished her well, the soundrel! The most evil fascist the world has ever seen!

Thank god the billionaires got Biden in, the most popular democratic candiate, instead of that FUCKING well-wishing FASCIST!!

Biden and Harris were the democratic candidates that the people overwhelmingly wanted, so thank the cabal that they got into power!! Phew!

Close call though!!

Imagine if the most evil orange human being of all time had got in!

Or, even worse, imagine if less popular democratic candiates like Bernie or Tulsey won; y'know, those candidates that EVERYONE hated; imagine the horror had they won the 2020 election...

So many fascists!

Thank god democracy prevailed!!!

Thank you cabal! They always set things on the path towards righteousness!

Such democracy, oy! What a time to be alive. Beautiful, beautiful.

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

Pedal rasp?

Kidding.

I get jokes.

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

Sick burn bro. It's really sweet how y'all hate Axo so much and are so obsessed that you need to remind people of that fact with posts like this.

And I know that axo appreciates the rent free space in your heads, since paying rent sucks. I guess everyone's a winner on con.win.

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clemaneuverers 3 points ago +3 / -0

There is an old phrase / coloquial turn of phrase, however you want to describe it: "I can feel it in my waters" - If you watch old British television shows from the 80's or earlier you'll come across it. It basically means "I can sense it's going to be so" or "I have a hunch it will happen/ it happened". It's used to describe knowledge that does not come from direct observation but from "feeling", "insight", "intuition" etc.

If you look it up there's lots of nonsense relating the phrase to female womb/uterus... but it's used by both genders- - I believe it's simply an aknowledgement of the fact the human body is 80% water, so when you "feel it in your gut", it's the same meaning, but in a way "waters" is a more accurate description.

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clemaneuverers 1 point ago +1 / -0

Maybe they made the mistake of listening to the climate scientists, and figured that winters were going to be a thing of the past due to global warming...

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clemaneuverers 1 point ago +1 / -0

you people

?

Having looked more closely into it I see I spoke too soon.

Yes, natural gas production stalled in the cold. It appears the production of natural gas has not been "winter-proofed" in Texas since they rarely have to deal with the extreme cold.

Having said that, the production of Natural gas can be winter-proofed. Same with coal, oil and nuclear.

Whereas wind and solar...

They can't even be "still day" or "overcast day"-proofed, let alone extreme weather-proofed.

Also, in their haste to prove the "anti-clean energy" people wrong, the New York Times and other local outlets inadvertantly brought up the most important thing about so called "clean" energy, that is rarely addressed by it's defenders... i.e. how little energy wind and solar produce and how completely incapable they are in providing for societie's energy demands.

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

He's very interesting. Read about him before but never saw this footage, thanks for sharing.

It brings to mind the fact that the typical bumble bee shouldn't be able to fly, given it's body mass to wing ratio, and yet it does and no one really knows how. If you accept that it somehow levitates and then just uses it's wings for directional movement, it could make sense.

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

Guilt. The blackouts can be squarely blamed on green new deal type policies. She feels bad that policies she supports will murder people, so she threw some of them who have been effected a bone, to assuage that guilt.

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clemaneuverers 2 points ago +2 / -0

It's either they are getting placebo shots or they are getting a vax that has been secretly developed, tested on animals, proven to be saf(er), and costs a ton more to produce than the shite they're pumping the plebs full of.

There is precedent for this: in Germany, thanks to a leak, the public found out that Gov and Military were getting a safer swine flu shot than the shite toxic vax the public was going to get. It resulted in the whole country refusing the shots, and the millions of doses had to be destroyed.

Perhaps this time there has just been no leak.

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clemaneuverers 8 points ago +8 / -0

"Pedophilia"

"Everybody knows I like kids better than people"

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clemaneuverers 6 points ago +6 / -0

Time to red pill them on Jewish Space Lasers.

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clemaneuverers 4 points ago +4 / -0

...A ruling from a district court judge earlier on Tuesday deemed the curfew policy had exceeded the government’s legitimate authorities, namely its use of the Extraordinary Powers of Civil Authority Act, which allows the state to bypass the legislature to impose curfews under certain circumstances.

“The curfew is a far-reaching violation of the right to freedom of movement and privacy and (indirectly) limits, among other things, the right to freedom of assembly and demonstration,” the judge concluded, adding that the measure “must be lifted immediately.”

While the Dutch Justice Ministry noted it was reviewing the decision after it was handed down, Prime Minister Mark Rutte continued to insist the curfew would be enforced regardless, urging citizens to “keep respecting the curfew” even if the government’s appeal failed. Later on Tuesday night, Rutte tweeted: “Curfew applies, even tonight. The coronavirus is not yet under control. It remains important to stay at home, meet as few people as possible, and adhere to all measures, such as curfews.”

The successful appeal prompted a harsh rebuke from the founder of Virus Truth, Willem Engel, who has helped to organize a string of protests against lockdown policies in the Netherlands.

“You are making a big mistake,” Engel told the appellate judges. “This is unacceptable. You have to explain yourself before a judge.”

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clemaneuverers 6 points ago +6 / -0

The image is from a modern remade PDF based on the original memo. The original is somewhat difficult to read. It can be viewed at this website:

https://jaffememo.com/

Funny how many of these measures wouldn't be out of place in commie-nism.

It's almost like there's a great big conspiracy.

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clemaneuverers 5 points ago +5 / -0

He's at that advanced age where he just wants to spend his days sniffing children, having dinner at 5 and then in bed by 8. He yearns for the day Kamala kills him.

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