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Cont: Qanon Conspiracy Theories Part Three

It's been a while (for a well-founded reason) since Q's have felt confident enough to actually make a prediction, but apparently some of the Own Research sources have been predicting that today - September 3 - is the day that anyone who has willingly been COVID-vaccinated will either die or go on a violent bath-salts-type cannibalism spree.

It must be true! I am feeling hungry . . . but it is past my lunch time. I think I'll go and chaw down on a neighbour. Or maybe a peanut butter sandwich. :o
 
It's been a while (for a well-founded reason) since Q's have felt confident enough to actually make a prediction, but apparently some of the Own Research sources have been predicting that today - September 3 - is the day that anyone who has willingly been COVID-vaccinated will either die or go on a violent bath-salts-type cannibalism spree.
I'm sorry but it's wet out, can I postpone my psychotic rampage? Monday perhaps?
 
It's been a while (for a well-founded reason) since Q's have felt confident enough to actually make a prediction, but apparently some of the Own Research sources have been predicting that today - September 3 - is the day that anyone who has willingly been COVID-vaccinated will either die or go on a violent bath-salts-type cannibalism spree.

Well, I started to, but then I had a cup of coffee after taking the dogs out.
 
It's been a while (for a well-founded reason) since Q's have felt confident enough to actually make a prediction, but apparently some of the Own Research sources have been predicting that today - September 3 - is the day that anyone who has willingly been COVID-vaccinated will either die or go on a violent bath-salts-type cannibalism spree.

Bugger! It's 6.20pm here and I'm still alive and I have yet to feel any urge to start killing and eating anyone - not even when I was just doing the veg prep for our meal and sorting out a pan of stock. I did feel a bit of a twinge of supressed violence earlier, but that was just Carlton Kirby on the cycling commentary...

Carrot Flower Queen however...But she is a Geordie...Who has had a day of nothing going right, cutting her hand on a picture frame she was working on, then getting nettle stings and a bad back doing some gardening...I'm keeping my distance and having a knife on me at all times. And plying her with beer and good wine.
 
It's been a while (for a well-founded reason) since Q's have felt confident enough to actually make a prediction, but apparently some of the Own Research sources have been predicting that today - September 3 - is the day that anyone who has willingly been COVID-vaccinated will either die or go on a violent bath-salts-type cannibalism spree.


I just enjoyed a blueberry muffin. Does that count as either (or both) of the alternatives? Please advise.
 
It is quite sad that you have to get an injunction to stop people from harassing other tenants, harassing the owners, impeding parking, interfering with bailiffs, and preventing a company from performing boiler maintenance.

What on earth goes on in these lunatics minds? Is the rule of law only for others? Are their rights supreme? Is this what FREEDUM means? :boggled:

Holding off on harassing others is going to be tough for the TUPOC crowd. They are professional victims (pay sucks, BTW) who are determine to pay the world back for them being the helpless little shirts they are.

They'll find some way to act out.

Here's a classic example of such in Carlos Gomez who can be seen in a few YouTubes, some his own, going around St. Brigid's whining about this and that, including his "disability" which has something to do with his vision.

He was supposed to be on medical leave from his job when it turned out his boss saw him in a news video acting out at St. Brigid's. He got fired.

Now he has a Go Fund Me page asking for funds. . .

https://www.gofundme.com/f/e3wuq-losing-my-job
 
Holding off on harassing others is going to be tough for the TUPOC crowd. They are professional victims (pay sucks, BTW) who are determine to pay the world back for them being the helpless little shirts they are.

They'll find some way to act out.

Here's a classic example of such in Carlos Gomez who can be seen in a few YouTubes, some his own, going around St. Brigid's whining about this and that, including his "disability" which has something to do with his vision.

He was supposed to be on medical leave from his job when it turned out his boss saw him in a news video acting out at St. Brigid's. He got fired.

Now he has a Go Fund Me page asking for funds. . .

https://www.gofundme.com/f/e3wuq-losing-my-job

Sigh. I guess he'll be on wealthfare soon. The Ebil Guvernment sure treats these folks badly.
 
Sigh. I guess he'll be on wealthfare soon. The Ebil Guvernment sure treats these folks badly.

That comment makes me wonder what the TUPOC folks are going to do when they can't run their shtick on the neighborhood.

Gomez is perfect example of what makes these little cult-like groups go. He's immature, doesn't seem to have a lot of skills, or means and is basically a schmuck.

He's latched on to a group which is only too happy to have him. He's eager to please and easily socialized into the group since being aggrieved at the world is the main requirement for membership.

But now he's jobless and what's he going to do when the TUPOC folks move on to their next adventure?
 
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Fixed that for ya"

I'd have paid money to see that!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOAqKYtEino

Well a crowd of housewives and some older men with canes didn't impress me. What did impress was the laughter when they tried to do the same with much younger people than me.
One guy fired off a string of profanities that brought a tear to my eye. It was magnificent. They piled into a minivan clown car and apparently satisfied their work was done, sped off to the next drugstore. I kept a copy of their notice but lost it.

It was a normal day until that little spectacle. Still a nice little resort town too.
 
It is quite sad that you have to get an injunction to stop people from harassing other tenants, harassing the owners, impeding parking, interfering with bailiffs, and preventing a company from performing boiler maintenance.

What on earth goes on in these lunatics minds? Is the rule of law only for others? Are their rights supreme? Is this what FREEDUM means? :boggled:

This just in: ;)

St. Brigid's eviction dispute continues, court hearing delayed

It does have some of TUPOC's "side" of things.

In an interview outside court, Komer disputed all those claims and said his group would initiate legal action against the landlord.

When asked repeatedly whether TUPOC had paid the $100,000 deposit, he responded by saying the landlord had prevented his organization from conducting a fundraising campaign to raise the money by not providing a building that was useable and safe.

Komer also said the group still planned to buy the building and that he believed the agreement of purchase was still valid.

“A deal doesn’t just become null and void if allegedly somebody doesn’t honour every single term of it, unless it says that in the contract,” Komer said. “There is only one way for it to become null and void, and that is if we withdraw from it.”

Komer said he had $100,000 in his pocket to pay the deposit.

Is this Admiralty Law? Did the court have the wrong flag?

"the landlord had prevented his organization from conducting a fundraising campaign" and "he had $100,000 in his pocket to pay the deposit". Sure. Sure. Different planet?
 
What on earth goes on in these lunatics minds? Is the rule of law only for others? Are their rights supreme? Is this what FREEDUM means? :boggled:

It's been observed a number of times before that certain groups of people actively promote a system that protect the in-group, but does not bind it and also bind the out-group, does not protect it. Rule of Man being claimed to be Rule of Law by those promoting Rule of Man is unfortunate common. The brazenness varies, of course. The FREEDUMB crowd is on the more brazen side, of course, but they are frequently enabled by the more insidious promoters of Rule of Man.
 
I don't know about the rest of you, but I find this worrisome, if they say he may be arrested, there's an unreasonable chance he be won't now, since these guys are wrong about pretty much everything they say.

Well, they're claiming they're cool with him getting arrested, and that's the obviously wrong part, so we might be good.
 
Well a crowd of housewives and some older men with canes didn't impress me. What did impress was the laughter when they tried to do the same with much younger people than me.
One guy fired off a string of profanities that brought a tear to my eye. It was magnificent. They piled into a minivan clown car and apparently satisfied their work was done, sped off to the next drugstore. I kept a copy of their notice but lost it.

It was a normal day until that little spectacle. Still a nice little resort town too.

Wow that's a heck of a story.

If these Queen D folks keep this stuff up they'll one day run into the wrong guy.
 
This just in: ;)

St. Brigid's eviction dispute continues, court hearing delayed

It does have some of TUPOC's "side" of things.



Is this Admiralty Law? Did the court have the wrong flag?

"the landlord had prevented his organization from conducting a fundraising campaign" and "he had $100,000 in his pocket to pay the deposit". Sure. Sure. Different planet?

The landlord-screwed-us-by-renting-a-crappy-building argument is just another straw TUPOC is grasping for.

In one of Carlos Gomez's YouTube's he walks around inside the church and babbles. At one point he drops a pearl saying that TUPOC had offered cash to the landlord and he won't accept it.

Now who told this little dweeb that story?

My guess is that Komer thinks up stories and runs them by the cult members remaining in St. Brigid's. If he gets a few head nods he figures the argument might work at a front steps news conference. . .or maybe even in court.

On a side note. . .I have wondered (and asked the TUPOC folks directly) why, instead of trying to buy a $6 million church, they didn't rent a closed up store in the neighborhood they could afford and start a "store front ministry".
 
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