The Q assholes has nothing to do here. The only place they deserve is a cave.

That would be a horizontal monopoly dumbass.

and it wouldn't even be a monopoly since Amazon hosting the cloud servers doesn't mean shit towards them being in a social media monopoly.

Those paying attention knew this was coming Months ago




This post was edited by darkhead69 on Jan 13 2021 08:38am

If this was true why wasnt it done two years ago?

each day that passes they are committing crimes, among them treason , they wont be able to get out of what is coming
as far as why are they waiting until the last moment
the more days that pass the more people that wake up to what criminality of these politicans , media and social media
the more people who wake up the highest % of success, and less chance of civil war is my assumption

This post was edited by darkhead69 on Jan 13 2021 09:19am

so how many days before enough people wake up and we actually have something happen?

Waiting for Q to happen

its just funny that these people will tell u with a straight face Q never misses, that they're bulletproof and predict everything. then deadlines come and go and they just move onto the next thing Q is 100% right will happen.

Of course they couldn't do the thing. The evil people caught wind of it and would have been prepared! And the reason that happened is because Q told us about it. So obviously he's always right!

Pay attention sheep.



The Trump-appointed prosecutor installed recently as the acting U.S. attorney in Atlanta said Monday that his office would not pursue spurious election fraud-related cases, assuming the same position that drew White House ire for his predecessor.

In a recording obtained by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution acting U.S. Attorney Bobby Christine said Monday he had already rejected two “high profile” election-related cases within the office’s jurisdiction.



“I can tell you I closed the two most — I don’t know, I guess you’d call them high profile or the two most pressing election issues this office has,” he said. “I said I believe, as many of the people around the table believed, there’s just nothing to them.”

Christine also indicated he would like to go public with the findings but could not. “I would love to stand out on the street corner and scream this, and I can’t,” reportedly said.

Christine’s decision not to take up a hobbyhorse of the president is likely to reassure some skeptics who had raised concerns of his independence, given the circumstances of his arrival.

The former U.S. attorney for Northern District of Georgia, Byung “BJay” Pak, resigned last week and was replaced by Christine. The Trump administration passed over the top career prosecutor — who typically takes over in the event of an emergency or sudden vacancy — as Pak's replacement, opting instead for Christine, who had served as the U.S. Attorney for the southern part of the state.



The shuffling came as the president repeatedly hammered state and federal officials for not taking up cases related to his baseless allegations of mass voter fraud in Georgia and other pivotal states that voted for President-elect Joe Biden.

Georgia in particular has been a fixation of Trump’s, as he was the first Republican presidential candidate to lose the state in a generation. The state's Republican elected leaders have repeatedly rebuffed the president's attempts to overturn the election results.

Pak appeared to be referenced in the recording of Trump pressuring Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “find” enough votes to reverse Biden’s victory in the state. On the call, Trump told Raffensperger that in Georgia “you have your never-Trumper U.S. attorney there,” and though he did not name Pak or anyone else directly, the prosecutor resigned a day after the call was made public.

Christine said he had been named the acting U.S. attorney shortly thereafter “by written order of the President.”

This post was edited by kenw on Jan 13 2021 10:50am