I can’t come up with anything pithy or clever to add to this, besides maybe “apparently history has an 80-year shelf life”.
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But the Nazis were Nationalist, and they were lefties. /s
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So is the ‘white’ part coming soon too? Might as well get it all out there.
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no, no… the white part is just implied… everyone knows nationalism was created by the white race for white people, so no one need to say it out loud! /s
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Hm. “Wait time to see a specialist” is a (purposely) misleading statistic since those are prioritized in Canada. If the referring MD thinks that it’s urgent, it should happen a lot faster. Wait times are a problem, to be sure, but this statistic doesn’t measure it.
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Just going to leave this here:
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Quick, let’s find the wormhole and shove Brian Kemp through it.
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Looks like some of Trump’s diehards have been busy lately
https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/bomb-found-at-philanthropist-george-soros-suburban-home-1.4145634
Don’t count on him to turn down his rhetoric though
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These events stink of distraction. Stink. Like really stink.
All the the locations have Secret Service protections in place. No dangerous mail is getting through.
Oh, and now the WH has intercepted one as well.
Color me surprised.
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You got a point about the whole thing smelling funny.
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Nevermind, I stand by my previous points a few comments back.
Oh, this video of Trump having fun a few days ago at his rally has been circulating on twitter too
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In the meanwhile, this InfoWars anchor shared this brilliant thought on twitter
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To the surprise of no one here
On Wednesday, QAnon posters were also quick to claim that the bomb threats were a false flag operation meant to make Republicans look bad, in part because they had spent the days beforehand fixated on an anonymous internet post that claimed Soros would arrange for a shooting at a liberal political rally that would be set up to look like it was committed by a QAnon supporter. QAnon believers took the bomb scares as proof that the anonymous post had correctly predicted a false flag operation—even though none of the details in the post, including the rally shooting, were actually confirmed.
“Despite the fact that these particular incidents don’t match any of the specifics of that rumor, they’re acting like it was predicted,” said Travis View, an amateur researcher who tracks the shifting beliefs of QAnon supporters.
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The list expands
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