Well, Arizona was KINDA close to the Alaskan bush.
I think this might have been involved with ifallalot's dream:
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Any Qanon Believers Here?
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I think this might have been involved with ifallalot's dream:
I'd like it if, when we pay our taxes, WE get to decide where to allocate OUR contribution- education welfare, defense, etc etc. Take your total contribution and fill in the amount in the respective boxes. Do you think the citizens of this country would have the same priorities as elected officials? Personally I'm guessing the defense budget might shrink a little and funding healthcare (call it personal defense- fighting for your life) might go up.
Roughly nobody under 62 paying taxes is going to pick Medicare or Social Security.
Enjoy your parents and in-laws moving in!
Enjoy your parents and in-laws moving in!
Worst idea ever.
It's like letting Americans decide whether they want to wear masks during a pandemic.
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I can't help but think that this would be an awesome Family Feud question back in the day. 100 people on the street asked what they would earmark their taxes towards. Top 5 answers on the board.
Sending me to Disneyland would probably be #1.
My idea is not that you get to make up the categories. You allocate to the categories given.
Does this mean the general fund would have to reimburse SS & Medicare?
I think there would be a whole lot less welfare for the rich.
If the general fund were reimbursing, there's be no impetus for the parents/in-laws to move back in.
I disagree. I think that Qanon is the most insane. They believe Hillary Clinton and the "elites" are satanic, pedophile, cannibal vampires without any evidence of any kind. It just sounds true to them.
They think Hillary Clinton and friends torture children so their blood will have Adrenochrome to keep them young. Hillary does not look young. There is nothing comparable. It is the stupidest conspiracy theory of all time. And they like Trump, so he likes them back."The FBI identified QAnon as a threat in a May 2019 memo outlining how “fringe political conspiracy theories very likely motivate some domestic extremists to commit criminal, sometimes violent activity.”
"The memo listed a handful of examples of how QAnon has led to criminal activity. One example: a June 2018 incident involving a man armed with assault rifles and handguns, who blocked a bridge near the Hoover Dam in an armored vehicle while making demands related to the QAnon movement. Another incident involved an armed group that harassed citizens and businesses in Tucson, Arizona, as they “investigated” claims of an alleged, nearby sex trafficking ring. In August 2020, a woman was arrested on aggravated assault charges after she chased down and attacked a woman she falsely believed was involved in sex trafficking."
https://www.snopes.com/news/2020/08/21/qanon-2020-election/
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QAnon is a Nazi Cult, Rebranded
"I have studied and worked to prevent genocide for forty years..."
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QANON promoting civil unrest by saying ANTIFA are setting fires in Oregon.
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office in Oregon also took to Facebook on Thursday asking people not to spread false information.
"We are inundated with questions about things that are FAKE stories. One example is a story circulating that varies about what group is involved as to setting fires and arrests being made," they wrote, adding, "THIS IS NOT TRUE!"
And police in the city of Medford said screenshots of what purported to be a Facebook post from the police department's account were fake. In the screenshot, a post showed a man's picture and claimed five people were arrested in connection with arson.
"We did not arrest this person for arson, nor anyone affiliated with Antifa or 'Proud Boys' as we've heard throughout the day. Also, no confirmed gatherings of Antifa which has also been reported," police wrote.
Medford police told CNN it requested the fake posts be removed from other Facebook accounts and posted a notice on its own page about the bogus claims, but "we are still getting calls, from local and out of the area, asking if it's true."
Proud Boys is a far-right group.
In the anonymous online posting, "Q" also shared a link to a post from a Washington State trooper who said a 36-year-old male had been arrested for setting a fire. Authorities in Washington, however, gave no indication that the alleged arson was politically motivated. CNN has reached out for comment.
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office in Oregon also took to Facebook on Thursday asking people not to spread false information.
"We are inundated with questions about things that are FAKE stories. One example is a story circulating that varies about what group is involved as to setting fires and arrests being made," they wrote, adding, "THIS IS NOT TRUE!"
And police in the city of Medford said screenshots of what purported to be a Facebook post from the police department's account were fake. In the screenshot, a post showed a man's picture and claimed five people were arrested in connection with arson.
"We did not arrest this person for arson, nor anyone affiliated with Antifa or 'Proud Boys' as we've heard throughout the day. Also, no confirmed gatherings of Antifa which has also been reported," police wrote.
Medford police told CNN it requested the fake posts be removed from other Facebook accounts and posted a notice on its own page about the bogus claims, but "we are still getting calls, from local and out of the area, asking if it's true."
Proud Boys is a far-right group.
In the anonymous online posting, "Q" also shared a link to a post from a Washington State trooper who said a 36-year-old male had been arrested for setting a fire. Authorities in Washington, however, gave no indication that the alleged arson was politically motivated. CNN has reached out for comment.
just think...someone is taking the time to fabricate these stories and doctor these images
the purpose is obvious
it's disgusting
if ANTIFA is so bad, you shouldn't need to make.sh!t.up.
LOL the FBI posed as Hamas, got two Boogaloo Boys who are members of the Boojahideen to provide them with some type of tool or device to help convert guns to fully auto, and not even Hamas wants anything to do with them.
Although Boojahideen is pretty funny. In general, the Boogaloo Boys are pretty funny. Can you imagine if antifa had started tactically ambushing police and trying to work with FBI agents posing as Hamas? We'd probably have to hear Kayleigh McEnany flap her amoral trap about it.
I’m a Capt. Russ believer.
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I’m in excellent company, meet: Capt. Russ Wittenberg, U.S. Air Force
Capt. Russ Wittenberg is a unique individual in that he actually flew two of the planes that were “hijacked” on 911. Flight “lets roll” 93 and flight 175, the plane that hit…
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this is the most mind-boggling part of the story
look at this common BLM protestor:
Man charged in fire that gutted Mpls. police station
Federal prosecutors have charged a St. Paul man who allegedly admitted helping fuel the fire that destroyed a Minneapolis police station with aiding and abetting arson.
www.mprnews.org
I'm trying to come up with a good portmanteau for ANTIFA + Benghazi