Monthly Archives: December 2019

Ice-T tweets an image with a Q, and Weissman the Army vet immediately polices the infraction

Posted on 2019/12/31 by gaikokumaniakku

Evidently Ice-T does not regard any QAnon discussions as credible – at least not publicly. But interestingly, as soon as Ice-T retweets an image with a Q, Mr. Weissman the Army vet is ready to smack him down.

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Why is it that they call themselves “democrats” but they can’t seem to run an honest election?

Posted on 2019/12/30 by gaikokumaniakku

The Democrats are using unethical (and illegal) means to rig elections again. This is not surprising, but it’s a current event, so I’m reporting it as news. Q wrote:

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POTUS calls out James Comey as a dirty cop, and the Q Abides

Posted on 2019/12/29 by gaikokumaniakku

POTUS evidently agreed with Adriana Cohen’s accusation: # We now know there’s been an unmistakable conspiracy to subvert President Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, transition team and current administration by entrenched elites in the highest echelons of the U.S. Department … Continue reading →

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Stop the presses! Stop the publishing houses that own the presses! Stop the crooks who own the publishing houses!

Posted on 2019/12/28 by gaikokumaniakku

We noted some tweets: Obama gave Pearson Publishing a government contract worth $350 million for their work to create the Common Core text for his administrations education initiative. A subsidiary of that same publisher gave Obama roughly $65 million for … Continue reading →

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Soros is linked to Democratic Party crime, but 8kun tells of honest FBI agents working to expose corruption

Posted on 2019/12/27 by gaikokumaniakku

Notice the leaflet in Santa’s hand: These images come from the story of Nordic activism linked below. But first: # Many stories seem linkworthy:

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