8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (3)
#16697434 at 2022-07-09 15:19:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21062: Where is John Galt? Edition
Could what be in the time capsule be the hints of the REAL families involved?
Pills=sporos =Sporos Bioventures, LLC= Richard Peters=tony coles=?
Peterbilt=William Pigott, PACCAR=Mark Pigott, William's great-grandson, stepped down as CEO in 2013 but is Paccar's executive chairman. His brother John is also on the board.=?
I've only done 2 and it's like a rabbit hole….
#5741190 at 2019-03-17 23:25:33 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7343: WRWY!!! Edition
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12213752&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nzh_tw&ref=NZH_Tw&hootPostID=44efe809cb35f847fd671d562be97b97
Christchurch mosque shootings: Brenton Tarrant sacks lawyer, will represent himself in court
18 Mar, 2019 11:40am
5 minutes to read
The death toll has risen by one - 50 now confirmed dead... 34 in hospital 12 in critical condition - one of them four-year-old girl Alin Alsati. Bodies are now being returned to families.
By: Derek Cheng
derek.cheng@nzherald.co.nz
Accused mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant has dismissed his lawyer and plans to represent himself in court - raising concerns he could attempt to turn a trial into a platform for his beliefs.
The duty lawyer who represented Tarrant in court on Saturday confirmed to the Herald today that he was no longer acting for him.
Richard Peters said Tarrant appeared to be lucid and was not mentally unstable - other than the extreme views that he held.
Peters said that his job representing Tarrant ceased on Saturday - and that the accused gunman had told him he wanted to represent himself in future.
This raises the prospect of Tarrant conducting his own defence at trial and using the high-profile prosecution to promote his beliefs, which were detailed in a manifesto before Friday's shootings.
"What did seem apparent to me is he seemed quite clear and lucid, whereas this may seem like very irrational behavior," Peters said.
"He didn't appear to me to be facing any challenges or mental impairment, other than holding fairly extreme views."
Tarrant is facing one charge of murder, but is likely to face more. He was remanded in custody to appear in the High Court on April 5, and did not apply for bail or name suppression.
Brenton Tarrant is lead into the dock for his appearance in the Christchurch District Court. Photo / Mark Mitchell
Brenton Tarrant is lead into the dock for his appearance in the Christchurch District Court. Photo / Mark Mitchell
Peters said that Tarrant had not displayed any condolences or regret, but "our discussion didn't touch on that".
He said Tarrant may want to use the trial to amplify his views, and it would be up to the trial judge to deal with that.
#5140835 at 2019-02-12 16:26:06 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6566: Shall We Play A Game? Edition
A unique letter written by George Washington that makes reference to God and the Constitution is up for sale after spending decades in a private collection.
The remarkable piece of correspondence is expected to fetch in excess of $100,000.
The Raab Collection, a dealer in historical documents, called the artifact in a news release on Feb. 11, "a remarkable original letter signed by George Washington praising the providence of God for the ratification of the Constitution, the founding moment in American democracy."
"Raab is not aware of any other letter of Washington casting divine ?influence on the passage of the Constitution having reached the market," the release states.
America's first President makes a remarkable statement in the letter, according to Nathan Raab, President of the Raab Collection, with Washington writing that "his victory in battle and his stewardship over the Convention that led to our Constitution came with the guiding influence of a higher power."
"This letter has been in a private collection for decades and is valued at $140,000," writes the Raab Collection.
A Challenge to the Constitution
Washington signed the letter Sept. 7, 1788. He addressed it to Richard Peters, speaker of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, and a former member of the Continental Congress.
In the document, Washington praises God for the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, which had been drafted in Philadelphia a year earlier.
The Constitution was signed by 39 of the 55 delegates to the convention on Sept. 17, 1787.
Washington's letter was written at a time when the Constitution faced a stiff challenge. Representatives of some states even wanted to hold a second convention to possibly rewrite it, according to a note on the Raab Collection website.
"This 'second convention' movement was a real threat," the Raab Collection noted. "Several states were attempting to organize them. Only Pennsylvania succeeded. They were also strong in Virginia and Massachusetts. Nothing ever came of them but it was not a given and Pennsylvania's early September meeting gave Washington reason to be concerned."
In his letter to Peters, Washington expressed hope that divine providence would see proponents of the Constitution withstand the challenge.
"It would seem from the public Gazettes that the Minority in your State are preparing for another attack of the-now-adopted Government; how formidable it may be; I know not," Washington wrote. "But that Providence which has hitherto smiled on the honest endeavors of the well-meaning part of the People of this Country will not, I trust, withdraw its support from them at this crisis."
The Raab Collection news release notes that Washington's use of the term "Providence" signifies "Divine Providence," citing Mount Vernon, George Washington's home. The release adds that Mount Vernon has indicated his theological beliefs as follows: "It is clear that he believed in a Creator God of some manner, and seemingly one that was also active in the universe. This God had three main traits; he was wise, inscrutable, and irresistible. Washington referred to this God by many names, but most often by the name of 'Providence.'"
More:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/george-washington-letter-on-god-and-the-constitution-revealed_2798086.html