Anonymous ID: 53d5ff 1228489 Increased chatter re: Mueller.
Are you confused?
Attempts to contact have failed.
Can you trust?
Your move.
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>>1228489
Shall we play a game?
Can you trust?
You know that we know.
You know what we have.
Your move.
Q
Shall we play a game?
Can you trust?
You know that we know.
You know what we have.
Your move.
Q
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ ID: 8a0a0f 1228588 >>1228489
Shall we play a game?
Can you trust?
You know that we know.
You know what we have.
Your move.
Q
>>1228588
Noted:IP-Ghost:
Q
Noted:IP-Ghost:
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Anonymous ID: 9a1699 1228857 20180428_190945.jpg
I drove 3 hours (with my wife's ex but that's a whole nother story). We walked over a mile, stood outside (wind chill of 36 degree) for 3 hours, to support Potus in Washington, MI.
There were between 10-15k Patriots standing outside watching Potus on a Jumbotron. There were shouts of "Qarmy" "Whose Q?" And "Release the Texts!!!".
If you think your efforts are not making a difference, my experience tonight says otherwise.
Anons and Autists, your efforts are more important than you will ever know. So from someone who does not have your skill set, from one Patriot to another THANK YOU for your service..
Where We Go One We go all.
>>1228857
Godspeed, Patriot(s).
Stay strong.
Stay united.
BOOM week ahead.
Q
Godspeed, Patriot(s).
Stay strong.
Stay united.
BOOM week ahead.
Q
IP Ghost:
https://www.pcmag.com/article/343394/how-to-hide-your-ip-address
We are all individuals worthy of love, but we are also numbers. Consider: When you were born, you were given a name and a social security number. When you got a car, you earned a driver's license number. And when you get online, you receive an IP address. Most of us try to keep these numbers private to protect our privacy, but your IP address is distressingly public, by default. There are many ways to hide or change this number, such as using a VPN, and it's much easier to do than you might think.
Simply put, an IP address is the identifier that allows information to be sent between devices on a network. Like your home address, it contains location information and makes devices accessible for communication.
These aren't random addresses; they're mathematically produced and allocated by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), a division of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). These are the same people responsible for sorting out domain names and other factors critical to internet communication.
The allocation of these addresses isn't random either. IANA doesn't directly provide you with an IP address. Instead, they allocate blocks of numbers to different regions. For example, the United States has a reported 1,541,605,760 addresses allocated to it, which is about 36 percent of all the IP addresses available (at least, under IPv4, as opposed to IPv6, but that's a story for another time). Meanwhile, the Vatican has a mere 17,920 addresses. This is probably more than you will ever need to know about IP addresses, but you can now impress your friends with these handy factoids about Papal networks.
https://whatismyipaddress.com/hide-ip
Mueller::
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trump-wont-be-involved-in-robert-muellers-russia-probe
Trump said in a phone interview Thursday with “Fox & Friends” that special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe “is a disgrace.” Trump criticized federal agents for exercising search warrants on his lawyer Michael Cohen and former campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
https://www.vox.com/2018/4/26/17274824/senate-bill-robert-mueller-russia-trump-fire
really a senate Bill to protect Robert Muellers Investigation?? Why>???? All Questions Arise! Seek Answers<<<->>>
The bipartisan bill, the Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act, was approved by the committee 14-7, with the support of every Democrat and four Republicans: Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley (IA) and Sens. Thom Tillis (NC), Lindsey Graham (SC), and Jeff Flake (AZ). It would give any special counsel 10 days after being fired to challenge the termination in front of a three-judge panel in federal courts.
https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/nazis-suppressed-in-munich
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