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  1. OftenWrong
    Always happy to oblige. Let me know if there's anything else causing undue confusion.
  2. OftenWrong
    Yep. And if you believe that, you will buy my watch. What does this part mean? Volker statement- Really the whole thing is a reverse mind-f*ck. The fact that the Ukraine needs to investigate corruption before getting military aid is pretty clear. That the corruption might involve Joe Biden should not make it an impeachable offence. Looks to me like Dems are using this impeachment as a cover-up.
  3. OftenWrong
    lmao that's their specialty.
  4. OftenWrong
    It’s possible. Another possibility is if someone were to step up and speak about Donald Trump as if he was just an ordinary human being. Not the devil on Earth. Even if they said “I don’t dislike everything he’s done as president”. Then discuss what they would do. It would be like a breath of fresh air in a stinky room. If someone normal were to take a rational position against Trump, without emotions or hype, it would be a way to defeat him. But they’re not smart enough to go with that. The suckers fall for Trumps game every time.
  5. OftenWrong
    Apparently Donald Trump admitted to knowing Epstein, but did not maintain a friendship with him. The implication was that Trump didn't like Epstein being into the young stuff. It seems Donald prefers more mature women, be they torrid skanks or supermodels. Unlike Bill Clinton who has been to Lolita Island dozens of times. Consider what would be at stake if more details come out about Bill Clinton's indiscretions, not just for him but his businesses, his legacy, even the democrat brand. Next up we have Prince Andrew. Royalty... the scandal is even more hurtful, to even wealthier people than Bill Clinton. Given just these two names alone, and what's at stake for them you can see why Epstein had to die. In fact he may have been the most dead person alive while waiting in that holding cell. Clearly he knew this, and so either he was killed or was given the means to do it himself. I'll wager he needed some help.
  6. OftenWrong
    You want action, I know. Sorry if I disappoint. Read one up and learn, if that's at all possible.
  7. OftenWrong

    Beyond meat you say? More like Beyond Farting.

  8. OftenWrong
    I'll wager this is now a dynasty; there are more little Trudeaus waiting in the wings.
  9. OftenWrong
    I can't have you rounded up?
  10. OftenWrong
    Demented hippies
  11. OftenWrong
    Speaking of ageing hippies who've gone insane... I'll bet you wear a headband while on your on the boat and play the same old record by John Lennon over and over - Imagine.
  12. OftenWrong
    Well Rue it's been a while and whatever happened over there seems to have stopped happening. We don't hear anything anymore, so presumably the situation is not bad enough to make news. Meanwhile the rabidly mad anti-trumpers have moved on to other issues of daily/weekly outrage, yet they never notice when stories go quietly go away, because a new one is brought up immediately. Capture that short attention span. Never mind reality. Would you say that about sums it up these days, Rue?
  13. OftenWrong

    We conservatives too have failed us, for we too drank from the poison punch-bowl. We believed the lies of progressives, and we acquiesced. Let the kids have some fun, sure. Well look at us now.

  14. OftenWrong
    The problem goes deeper than that. Whites aren't even making kids, from what I hear. But the third-world man, the immigrant man and his wives are popping them out one-two-three. So the change you fear is bound to come, just a matter of time. There will be no grandchildren. Only a bunch of ageing hippies partying to their old tunes, going insane, they will quietly fade away into history. Cultural decadence and cultural decline thanks to liberalism.
  15. OftenWrong
    A little glimpse behind that thin veil. Hello super elite, this is your world. He became a threat to the deep state. Epstein's murder is only one part of it, there is more work to be done. Judges to be bought off, police chiefs. Coroners. Anyone who can be killed without tracing it back to the investigation, will be killed.
  16. OftenWrong
    The electorate has no time to care anyway, it is personality that wins the poll. Fickle things like the sound of a voice, the way they present themselves when speaking. To paraphrase, imagery is the massage...
  17. OftenWrong
    Yes I know. It's a pity. The world is changing alright but the fight is not over. What Winston Churchill said. We shall fight them in the fields and in the trenches. And in the hills and valleys, and in the streets. Use hand to hand combat, kitchen utensils, anything you can to fight them. We shall not go gently into that long good night my friends. Not with a whimper, but a bang! Donald Trump might win again, and he is doing some revolutionary things in terms of immigration policy. His ideas give clarification on what is important what is fair for immigration, and what is not fair. Already around the world we see that these progressive immigration ideas are not working, they create problems and in some cases the countries are downgrading their commitment to bring in large volumes of economic immigrants. So the idea is already outdated. Canada is lagging behind as usual because we are a stupid populace who don't know what the hell is going on, just respond to whatever BS we are told.
  18. OftenWrong

    "We didn't fight them over there, to invite them over here."

    - Donald Trump

  19. OftenWrong

    CBC hyping the story about the truck full of dead chinese in the UK, showing faces and even the texts of people as they died a horrible death, crammed like sardines in a truck.

    #Disgusting journalism.

    1. Dougie93

      Dougie93

      It is tragic, but on the other hand you can't save people from themselves.

      The smugglers will be prosecuted, but in the end the migrants killed themselves.

      It's called death by misadventure.

      Personal responsibility, nobody forced them into that truck, they weren't kidnapped.

      Stay home, fight a revolution, overthrow your communist governments.

      If you're going to risk your life, do it for a cause, if not, don't come crying to me about it.

      England isn't even a free country anymore, not worth dying for.

  20. OftenWrong
    Oh come on. And don't forget, we don't know much else about the problems there. For all we know, the motivation for Turkey to attack the Kurds is a valid one, and may have the approval of mjor players in the region. Certainly, we haven't heard much condemnation from the UN against Turkey. Everyone just wants the US to do something. Well tell you what. If I was Donald Trump I would do exactly the same thing he does. I would turn around and look at the TV camera, and give all you people the finger.
  21. OftenWrong
    We can only hope it does hold, and they come to a reasonable solution. I'm only pleased that the US showed restraint and did not escalate, in that I prefer peace whenever possible. Other than that have no skin in this game. What is Syria to me? Not serious... Very interesting to watch certain factions actually get angry that the US did not play the aggressor and stand in the path of the Turkish army. Not saying you do that, Rue. So what would you do with the 800 US troops? Plus, this is Syria which really is a major Russian ally. Two superpowers staring each other face to face? Third, that Turkey is a member of NATO and importantly, has US nukes on their soil... rather sensitive situation. Engage or not engage?
  22. OftenWrong
    At least they're letting the civilians get away. It looks like the ceasefire is holding, and they gave it an extension. Thanks to Donald Trump for making the right move. They really should give that man the Nobel Peace Prize...
  23. OftenWrong

    The media most commonly used in scrying are reflective, refractive, translucent, or luminescent surfaces or objects such as crystals, stones, or glass in various shapes... mirrors, (reflective) surfaces.

    Scrying media generally either suggest images directly... or else they distort or reflect the observers' vision confusingly, in the manner to be seen in crystals... Such fancies have long been satirised by sceptics, for example in Hamlet III.ii:

    Do you see yonder cloud that's almost in shape of a camel?
    By the mass, and 'tis like a camel, indeed.
    Methinks it is like a weasel.
    It is backed like a weasel.
    Or like a whale?
    Very like a whale.


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    One class of methods of scrying involves a self-induced trance, with or without the aid of a medium such as a crystal ball or, even via modern technology such as a smartphone among other things. 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrying

    1. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

       

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      OftenWrong

      Now consider the screen you are looking into, and what it is doing to you.

  24. OftenWrong
    There is one?
  25. OftenWrong

    The UK debacle is a wonderful illustration of the wise old saying, "If you can't handle the answer, don't ask the question."

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